, 1874-05-23

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| 0hnfcn , financial m.,to-. o..-.-.i,-. -. .,,on
| tion ~ ttn sasain,, e''6lo'p"B W." "s'oh'
Whon Tia cnmci,,,,o, .~,. ..,.a Dr., u,r,r,
arouo to onsrs A. ill., "n son,. 1uareu, a., irs
vi1na ruphod into tic room ay md ' astonishol tic
tho Yindowg {akii,r notas ~ H. ,,rnccad,noxs "
c"s,rru ~ |no pA'eo'"'Do"'
A comu1ittoo Of ma was anno;rtcd tn invita-
tho representatives. NJ thn ,,raaa r. cono in thst
they uipht rot corrcct ronnrt ~ tl,a ros,,it !,
Tho "oommittoon ,l,i1 lin Xiv and an ti,n ~.
portera nnnrpacl1ot1 ti,o Inor nmorjnu intn liz
basement Prof. SWIM camn o,,t f of Tia cl,a,roj.
lie waa aatutod with
WILL ron sUnss1r m AN rrrpnv1rw7"
Els ronjv x,s. .snartiomon nn ~ i'nrn ,,r+ MN
.t,i.,sa totay ""o aontiehont nasG put ono
ant e Ky W aGyn, navo deeaIod my,ot inaopou-
lug from the Presbyterian Church, but ahall re-
nain tho lawleBs pastor Of tho Fourth Church,"
Tho Professor thcn went on Ills way in com
r,tn orsro,., er.nr,,rvr
1p,,or az ahE f!s osFaolAb bIAIhMENI. salis,
% bev yoqe wGf6 6v @ h0
remarked, by way Of prelude, that ho would givo
tuem tho result Of tho deliberations for pubtica-
rian Church nrotosos tn oantinnn proshvfor}sn
IN raIain nni,i5 E.,, w " t,i o1oj tu1iel
turo Ar thoy hara h6roeofnro Po ,n, ~ 'na am
BY tho Presbytory Of Chicago which has 10 nobly
stood by hon1. It Ia not All unusual thing in
tho country onnecia1lv for n,.rr,,
to hnvo a cnnnroaaf,onai nostor on1 MI. =
wo el1nil hnve md tI1o oonnroaa+o iii ann' ,1
a,snttii ~ T. ~ T.. tiio oouH. VIII uo hAn-
h.sany y M un1s IN thts aot'oh' OUR church re-
latfonB Hil be t'reBbyteriau, no shall sond Com
missioners to tl1e prosbytory, and our ooutribr-
tionB arc to be n1ado In behalf Of thu proahytn.
rinp Boards aB llerotoforn. Prof. Swine hoa IN
stan II hs roi sns onnsG thongh nc could not
a'"au LIE 1eia'lons ~ tue presbyterian CAnfcl.
=. .za;.,a ,...,a1i 1 utnooLAA' x1
t,on ia sa,,o, ~ ..a tn9 np1ve inIoIna
cra,. n1 m1,ia,, t.; ~ "et1 nct ing auplonea
b"stoa w. nunuay ufe'1ne tor .non aos'on
81 g So Hoas eatou attention to TO con,
connm ~ lnv H. Fr tns haacia
wants ~0A'"A1 o'"'sA'' An" ''
Thla society has sustained worship since tho fro in
auch halls it could goore and at tbs sano m 81, limo 10
erected thu houso Of worshp II now oscspioa.
,,rt t ls A9stnR ueh. OF about Sso ooo arising
+ Moyicsa.,s 1,,t ,i IL ino IIesol wno occupying
ting IN the prosont enrch Whiia a rt an atl" s h;
oating debt wo do not a,k direct conibofnna faae
two Or thseo yosrs: we are, BY a, vote Of the
society," aashorized TO Issue bonds having thrca
yean yeansu, " run, secnreu upon tho church
per ce payobla annua1iy as lin GIe o. ~
bank Chicago These b1ntls ara nj the ,snnnin..i
Of $do $3.50, aud $500 cac, aud are ioceiyse in ay
raunt for tho purchase Of pewp, Il the ho1Inr ~
,"S. W now saa yon to tako ouch Al amount of eso
sinr uF m funny nur net,no M" s,n M,g S 70 az a
the Boctcsy from present embarrassment We ask yos,
ent t "pon nsn TINS nos ony ~ sae invest
tho church, and comforting tlio hurt Of our pas,or
Haa sho'o wao have oorno tho burden IN no Of past
g. r. Ksxo.
WA. Ew1aa,
1r,,steca Foprth pre.hxtcrton ,rnmS, 1,,,,,r,.,,
CHICAGO, aIay 20, 1874.
Tho raising OF this loan is preliminary to the
oIecuoh or largo ana moro centrally located
.'.o aosoLs o1'.Eo pons soo s1nnil 70 ac-
erarate snn1,va to hcar nsr ri,', ,rsnc,,
Tha proposition to have a Coneroaa aatiorajst
IN q Presbyterian church is not un,1suni, though
u mas never ,,; poem como hnuor Btch cir
w. dnnn,,,;,, ta1,a o":"oea lug
government than in creod md fracmon,lv
d congregational minister has beon at thu head
OF a Presbyterian congregation when tho latter
wero unable to secure minister Of tho,r owl,
denomination, and a Presbyterian has pronched
acceptably to Congregational[Bts. The presby-
tory OF Chicago can tnke exception to tho action
Of tho Fourth Church in sitting tudor Prof.
Swing, only on tho ground that the nf1irers ~
that Church allow tho pulpit to bo filloa by a
person who toaclles false docsrlne, md, that
thoy have nlready decided Prof. Swing docs
not do.
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TEE FEELING IN THE CHURCHES,
Prof. swiog's sudden announcement of lis
vithdrava1 from tl,o fo,1 NJ Drosr,to-;,,,a,,,
aas,ra ;o ~ a., ~ H., tou 4 -
Vas ", received IN tn1s Guy "sn various feellnss'
Ihe conspicuous place he has occnpied for aolle
months past in the public mind prepared tho
religious world for a sensation in which liz
ahon1d ha tho nr;n,,r.1 otiaa, ~ ,,tnsoa. a.o
,oo oo .no ei'sespaa ooJeee VI ''lso,es' inc
frosoysof'ans, OF COURSE fegratod Lis action
deeply, and other aects were indifferent, others
q little iubilaut. seeing gains for themselves
thoroin. Tho Cougrocationalists cluim Tint
~ u..,. ,,a ,saa s..asA."1 ,' I.a'1 sA"s
tIo.: SWING nao oeon ATTRACTED oV tno la"s OF
Gra7lta Gown TO tue true level ant! is there
fore, congrcgatlona1iBt. The tIetIlodists have
boasted that his ambiguity is sufficiently Diff
nito to stamp him brilliant Mrtholjst orator.
1,ho m,,,tar;a,s 49, ra.a. -. ."as '.'n oluso..
!"o .'t".tAa' "te toa''s W "eicome 10 tholr
ran As tue last great eonvor5 to NATIONAL rolg'on
They see nothing In any Of his surnona in direct
opposition to UnitaraniH.n. Tho vaguepesn OF
their own tenats, Which inH,lrea the harmony
of their Church. inslrcs an echo to any
aro three churches waiting ",yth ar1ns out
stretched "a thoy would lily, 10 grasp in tho