, 1874-06-07


/ for some etars in the East that they may wor
Ship or at least to whom they will offer the gift
OF good salary-
RELIGIOUS PRESS.
NORTHWESTERN ADVOCATE.
+ L correspondent Of the Northeastern, 4drocdte,
l. who c.aims to have been behind the scenes in
the late Louisville General Conference, gives
his in Interpretation OF the motives which induced
that body to vote down the minority report on
the relations Of the II. e. Church South with
the III. F. Church, which recommended a course
looking towards ultimate reunion. The corre-
spondent Says:
learn that nearly al the ministers known to the
Church twenty and thirty years agothe veterans OF
other ecclesiastical haldsfarored the minority
port But they were overborne by tho majority, who
secured the passago Of paper expressing their tda
sppeai to ihe public 60 outside 81 the record to say
that they not willing to unto with the Methodist
psuHt e4autou.y % sssaninR re.sons ETC. ~ Wa ts de-
sign to check tendency in that direction IN tho
south7 note prominence given to the idea OF ar.
but that connected with the property question and
in reference to this there are eouater-caima.
TIRE STANDARD
The Standard discusses the relation Of Bap-
fists to the State universities, md argues that
the denomination should favor the installation
OF it's best scholars in such State Universities.
Says the Standard:
We can thus hsve corps Of Bsptist Instructors In
any State school They could give lectures in history
metaphysics, and such other departments ~ bear
nore especially on religious thought We would not
ask them to engage In sectarian poemcs IN their reel
tattop-roons that IL not done in disnctyely
Baptist schools, such Browu Rochester, and Chi
cago. But they could net AZ Chrietan brethren aud
aa II ,s cag IN S.ts
nee: all denominatona1 desires, ss well Is sepa-
rate Baptist college7 Answsr thts Can hhN-dozen
dents, in Baptist college, which they could not ex-
them II they all, professors ana students,
but parts OF State un1versity7 noea any pro
ence his classes which he could not s1ert IN
State university
That does not look like very strong support
on the part Of the Baptist organ of thla CITY, II
the scheme to endow the educational institutions
OF the denomination with several million dollars
by the coming OF the National Centennial- Has
the Standard ''gone back" on the University OF
Chicago?
THE INTERIOR.
The Interior is largely devoted this week to
lectuting the critics Of Dr. Patton. It first
answers the New York Observer; next 1t warns
the ErdngeIist that it 'cannot afford to glre it's
sanction to broad-churchism; )" it tells the Chris
never "quail and tenporize. The Interior
pals the backs" Of the Presbyterian and
the Banner for standing nobly y by
~ ggnf o ~ t6e aor ine
in;catea o aits, % ia IGNORANCE Of The Presbgteian
Church :" II tells the Liberal Christian that the
Synod and General Assembly wlll tel story
which that paper will not Ike. ~: fatton teils
a1r. Beecher, editor OF the caT1stadn Union,
that "he ha1 better save his checks, and not
make himself ridiculous" and finally requests
tho Independent - to make It's charge 1tnas LIZ.
Patton is liteIa1lst and la8lsts upon the lnter-
probation Of the Confession OF falth lpsassa'nas
rerbis) good, or take it back and send along 1ts
apology" ..-.....-
Mn raw nEin.os Az Ls aGnoeate orran of the ME-.
rn. 1no &C" Sa,,.l a-s ~ ~ Genernl Conference
.a,on onnoh 20 01r 4ra4,rn;tS Nth the NJ +. Church
Ae..oa ~ ..;.u...s - .,s., w. wv ,,eon1.
ins1 hE ss.o,. t al Tn;s.nrrehrnsion VA are Vii
ina to fraternze when ths way il 1nade clear willis
any thought or possibility Of organic union, under all
circumstances, l. discaimed Delegates to bear our
Christian sutattons to the General Conference OF ihe
Methodist Epscopa! unnscn s1e Hi1. auu
Gomm'sson si.'a ~ ap;stiea aacnte.
~uu ~ " ~ aad uorh that tha
u1S~aaw. :, l,ova made NTH rav;aion inclines
the Reyisionists in the old Church to let the
Pzayer-Book alone; Some wished to strike ont
President because he does not serve tho Lord
aiuays. some would not have the minister even
turn tiB back to any Of the people. but ho"
avoid it in circular chancels or cruciform
where Is heather abomination- There were
ten notifications to the lnTltauon 90 lno coln-
munlon Ia:. as ~, ~ 1nho US 90 haya n1esent.
a 49, A.. ,,
fr , oTders shsl not onlv be- questioned as
to their theological and literary qualifications,
but that the man should bo questioned the
heartiuesa with which he means to throw htu1-
self into his work, and the manly and thought
fnI way in which he has gone about his work of
preparation. BOW mucn netTteI nGs ~ - a." Nv
bold, now reaoy, no" ittes1sLpao 10 - '1o' -
think more about what Inc '''o" 1s'
Church and State Glow Church) condemns the
strong feeling at present existing in certain
quarters for legislation at the next General
Convention for the Suppression OF Rituaisu.
1t Rh1rms tnas - con1y ~ sno H. " III