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Mr.. Dewdney, the superintendent OF the buiId-
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employ eTs Of the deceased. He was about Is
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received ai Prigg's Jevelrv Store, No. 457 Penn
sylyania avenue, near AZ street.
, 1874-09-06
Germany, while the meetings had become ~.
u!ar festivals and the society itself IN osti.nIp
OF the fnnn}e sAAs0Ana

Germany, while the meetings had BECOME ~.
u!ar festivals and the society itself IN
OF the people.
Father Hyacinthe mas written 1att,x
which he says he resigned his ecclesiastical 1T
tion because he could not discuss questions s;ss
men who oonfounded Radicalism with I;be,as;a "tsa
ISM He will remain in Genera, coot,nna -
preach there, and await the clc:.ion Of jHsh.a "
and Synod.-tho only authority lie reccrnisos
he adds that he does not wish to crcata go.
Church, but to introduce REFORMS in the anc;sn.
Church. ~eo'
Al Eastorn paper Gays aot!-c=cmatioaieta r,o
rejoice to learn that the Rev. T. A. Goods;o
author OF "Tho Hodo OF Maa's Im.no-:.1;t.a5
Is to bo tried before Mcshoisl tribunal fo- Z.
horrible heresy Of doubling the resurrection ~ -
the material body. '''N "
Tho English Inderendem defines rant o..
dranatic cant, and caat as religious rant.
The trade in manuscript sermons in ..
gland, among the clorgy Of tho Church mn.t T.
very romuneratiye. The Primitire Me:hnTT
OF London giTes some Of the pecoli.1it:cs y;
these advertisements, which show that ~
var1otieo OF occasion, topics, and tastes. ~ ~
taken into account by the sorrnon-monsors. I,
says: "In the columns Of tho Ecclesiastical r.
than thirteen distinct advertisements procJ,;.s
ing all the Establishments Of ssound doctrin.,
pure elocution,' tmodezhte Tiews,' .leo;h1,
handWriting,' and tho 'ssrictest con1densa;
etc., IN tho shape Of ready y-rlalo manrac;1t
sermons for the relief OF dull. idle, or b7ainjas'
clergymen, OF Anglican priests who ase 30 mnss
occupied in reading daily prayers to half-a-dozes
work Of their decorations that they haya y ne.h:y,
time no1 opportunity for composing sermons.
that is, for doing that which ought to bs tba},
frat and highest duty"
, 1874-09-06
DH RITZ Arc

Tho San Francisco Kuucti, Of Aug 81 hns tho
foawir2 in reference to tho case of the Rev.
1)r. Mciait;: Of tho Ninth Presbyterian Church
C..ic1go took exception last May:
Thc Ter: n- Alc1s:s, who is now tho ''etacd sup
F:y" OF tie N;atA Presbyterian Church of Chicago
LETT tie Sacramento presb:!e1y for that city about
Ego, having. Trevcus to his arrival this coast
lec: c:Iagc3 in religious duties under the auspices Of
fs;4l il SSn Francisco, and, to great majority of
ti. e.: 10 resident herr, lis 1a11e u comparatively
,:.o., but meat rrc5aYteriaus Of the Stao will
z,:Her him for ,hcl will appear hereafter.
l4,sia Lis residence III this State DR.. MckaiE onicic-
I cTcr !: church in MaTyeIile, and subsequently
te '.1;cl Ike raetora.e Of church III Stockton, While
1-7acains 1t Stockton he delivered entitled
!. Lots Wife, which published in the Oeciaeut,
fa oFg-n Of TIC Iresbyteri.rs and attracted
l'5 atttatica. THO opinions Of the Doctor clnsled
viii tho insorsca idea3 nf tbe Presbyterian fnoloiua-
ts, but we've mt considered worthy Of spccisl atten
t21 by the leaders Of the Church this coaEt. Tho
1,cctor then regarded BY the old Presbyteriaus az
Of f:As ability with sopEororical Tendencies:
man who WEE to b. pitied rather than *eare, and
E}:o would finally tho errors of Ills course,
End eInt<.2co ell the doctrines OF the Church.
Lat w!nfGr tho Doctor gave Lots Wife his Chica-
60 congregation. Ihr Chicago rresbytcry deemed his
trarces Aeretics1 and tho state Of the no.
ir-zroscd when it ~aa known that nc tthe Rev. Dr..
1t kaie>, although preaching in church under tho
ecrol Of TIC CheaEo had refused to mako
1p1!iea:icn to u4st body for formal admission. Tue
tur. called to acccun: 1,y the Prtsby.ery and It
r.,.::<c, With DE- Robert ": Patterson At its
ko-tl, l1ocec7e1 to The Ninth Church TO examine
1,r, Acn1igs hcrctical tendencies and FER
7roas. The Committee asce1tained that the
t1E" and "cvolution.1 aud showed that he had
fs1:h in biblical inspiration The "Lot's
VITO" and smother subject reported upon to the
Ch1c<rp P7eahItszS bT the Committee Of lnvesu9a-
, 1874-09-06
THE RELIGIOUS pREge

Tho Hes'e'n Adrocdte (Methodst), pub
Iisled at Cincinnati, Bays, in reference to the
work Of tho Northern Methodist Church in
tho Southern States:
VIC insist the right and hold /. TO be tho fmrcr1-
tive duty, Of tho Methodist EPISCOPAL Church to ex-
ed lts work to have schools and houses Of worship
in every State Of tho Onion TO re1c, with is ins:-
tuors and Influence, tho white we'll tho coored
and tho coored as well ss the white. population. II
work u The South. Eoas either tbs w:4a OF the col
ored population, shoul1 10 abandoned, we ara sorry
To do under existing circumstances, would Ee In
our judgment, q s.upentious folly and stupendous
crime agains: the TRUTH against mercy, ag1inst human
itx, and against the country. When the coored peo-
pie and tic poorer whites have ther rights before III
law unqrestioped zcd ung1:estionab}o; wb.n they
have free schools established, aud in vigorous opcra
ton In al the Southern States; when tho Southern
forts 70 educate AID cSangezo tho poor the ignorant
ard the degraded at tlcir doors, and those eGozts
have bean crowned With succeaa. ve u1aS perhaps
, 1874-09-06


Tho Eey. Henry q. Ferry will bold r:orntng ~
evening service IN tho Al sair.s' Church, cornr d
North Carpenter and Fourth strec.a.
j. There will lie morning acd creIing acryice Ia It
Stephens Church, OF johnson Street, nsas Ta@h.
aforLiEg s1bject: "The Memory Of Bishop W.
house" ty tie Eer. DR.. Cusnnan. :
Tho Rev. Dr. Stocking will odlciats s7o7ni7s %
evering in tho Church Of tho Epiphany, On 1tosq
street, between Monroe aad Adams.
Tho Roy. Or. Warren will preach morning =ndsHE|
ing in st. Marks Church, Cottage Groye avenue.
ST. Pctcr's Mission Chapel, No. Is Third sEt1s
The Rev George C. Strict, u.iaistet in cAarsc. NJ
with Eerm9n+ 7:2o. All ise.ts free -,
The Rev. II. H. Saayths viii pro.ch Icoruinz r. =
evening d. the Church CT tic Holy C;Tnnn - -
Dearborn street, between TSensy sy-Iin.a and 1asass
st1ee:s. q.
Tho Rev. DR.. Bur- will preach this morning ssH
Wcstcr7 AEenae CaiyaEJ Ep:sccra' CuHrc!'. .,.-t
81. James Caurch, cccacr Of Casa aEl Huron s'1esa
-Dr Iokc viii preach this ,ao ;i.ing a2i sSss;S I.
st Grace Church. Morning subject: "1he AsnaaA
tu paE1dioe,"
-Jhero will be full church .crY:ce j. ibc Ca=EA :
tho Ascension. At the evening services tho ss ~
F. Walker, Rector Of Calvary, Will preach lie st.t
The Her. Il. y. Powers will olticiats - rsh1
St. Johns Church On Ashland a7cuuc r
The Ee7. Florence Mccarthy viii preach f1 Aa!
Church. Nsrtnes Hat, On Ala t:zest near @aaa .s%1
Morning snbject: tLoccst Thou Nc?" At:sne
subject, o'clock: j" Shall We Dane. tts Fail -,
The Lev. l. T. Dash will rre=ch morning
evening IN the Twerty-df.i.-aireet Church, Fea
Wentworth aTecue. A
There will hs no preachis: at tho Fourth cna1
to-day, the re.>a:rln5 Is no: completed. l-s[
pccted that tho building will be ready for ssrvse
HunE7y.
-oiret Church, the Ter. T. De Esp:tse, rss:or, "
hold scrs1ce IN tho charn corner WertFc. u "'eL
and Twentieth street. Dedicat3ry eer,i e. At
se1uon by the Rev. j. 81. Il hitehc1d- III. Da Hsl
viii Preach morning and eYen:nS. - +
The K.V. J. Malvern will preach n'o1r''g gro
evening In the FREQ Communion C.uE1h, ,ra, s1 !
Loomfa and jackson streets. Morning sabjs::
Communion Unreasonable 2.ad Cnstr.rsaf7L :. III
Tho Hef. y. ". Eve-ts, D. D., Will Fre.en F." !
Wabnsh aven1a this morning. ri
The Rev. 4. J. FFos: Win preach znos9trs O.
evening in the University Place Baptist Church.
The Rev. T. T. Egbert will preach at the 1ss:9i
seventh-s:reet Baptist Church, nesr Dearborn
o'clock this afternoon. ,,t1l !:
The Rev d. Jaoesr, thu converted JeHtsa sat Esm1
Of GreenyiHc g. c. will preach In Tho Tesero As {
BsPt:s. Church this evening. Preschio5 IN TIC 0l-
''' Gfhs RsV. T. T. Ell. vtu preach 1t tho &lsnq*
, 1874-09-06

ton. This P1osbgtcry cond not summon Dr. hcka'g'
but instead thereof 1t ordered fta stated clcfK 10
ward the dudinga OF the Committee to tie sscrane1to
body, md recommended them to 1nVest'este. ~
MrEaigs csee taken up by the Sacramento tfss-
bytcry aud certain questions wrro forw.fleu 70 un
regarding hts upon the dott17nes ol tne enu'e'
He answered TIC Questions eei5at1ia Ha EAGse aat
s;ers are now being considered by tae ffefps1tl!
Meanwhile, the Doctor is nomtoaiiF %Ao pa.aaoI ~
tho Ninth Cuurch nf Chicago. the c.se ol ~.
McKig is Of special interest to the prcapS ~
this State aud all the uewa concerning IL 1S enquiry
sought after. -,
A later number Of the samo paper has tbs fol-
lowing:
Since the recent reference to the CASE Of the hoy:
Dr. McKag nocaiual I:Sstoz Of the .1t'b trespyelau
Church OF CAic1go it has transprea that tho tle,15
te,ians have decided upon searching ahsesus'uoIt
Of his pre.cnt herotca1 tendencies commlttce o.
tho Sacramento presh:e, consiehng OF tne laeE A.
Satc. Secretary. and the Rev. MIR. LlayhcN, Cote
gnonded with the Rev. DR.. Mckaig nn1 inquired Of him
AZ flloyp: "Frst--u be still maintained hls pup.
ushcd statements that he rejected certain portions OF
tho Old Testament revealed truth. se3ond-I hn o
p.s still in connection rith the PresbJtfrta Chnfca
Tho reply is reported 10 ayo been that: " fafs.-no
p:i.l maintained his I1bl;nhcd views and tecond-
HIS connection just IS tho Presbytery has n!nd
to consider it,"
The Sacramento Prosbytery meet next month, and
tho leading features Of it's proceedings VII! 10 the COZ
siJcru.Ion Of DR.. Ickaig'a course Meantime tho
p.esby.erians OF Chicago moving for an inTestign-
ton Of the Doctors TicWs.
, 1874-09-06

To the Editor ef Tie Chicago Tribune:
SIR: In recent iss1ie OF the Interior, OF your
city, may bo found eome rather interesting mat
ter relating to the dogma Of s'infant da1nna~
tion,'' and VIC are more than pleased 10 see Prof.
Patton bring up so large an array Of eminent
dlsines to dis prove and repudiate this hateful
relic OF the benighted ages. However, as there
are important questions connectol with aod
growing out Of said dogma, it may be we'll to in
4uire into it's origin.
The dogma Of infant dannatiou, no doubt
had its origin in and was tue natural sequence OF
the so-caled 'sfall OF man, for which ofrense
NO are told, God pronounced curso not only
upon Adam and Eve, but also upon their de-
econdauts said curse being summed up in the
phrase, ''i living death.' THIS punishment, the
astute theologians Of tho orthodox persuasion
assure rs, is to ba literally carried out. to-vit.
Eternal damnation in hell fire! We mako these
preliminary statemente as the basis Of few per
tincnt remarks which the subject demands
We will admit, Tor the eako OF reasoning on
tho question OF Infant Dsmnation,' that tho
hypothesis Of the Full OF man through Adam"
aud tho subsequent curse, Is t1uo to tho letter;
and that man became contaminated by hercdi-
tay talnt in consequence of said "fall''; hence
is under tho signal. or Adn,nlc curee; which
mnst, also, necessarily involve his infantilo ex-
istencc.
Wc are further taught that in this very intri-
cate and critical stats OF Affairs the wisdom Of
God ordained and devised remedy, whereby he
could be just, and eti]l save some at least
OF the unfortunates who "fel in Adam; +"
tor It is written that "as in Adam alt die, no
in Christ shall all be made alive" This dccll.a-
tlon being rathertoo broad for tha se1f-rghteous,
they hold that its literal application in lhe case
Of the adult is coupled with conditions anu TINT
its application in the case Of the infant is en-
tlrcly unconditional.
It is etoutly and ably maintained by the Rome-
what-progressiTe orthodox Of to-day that a1i tie
infants Of the human race, no matter what their
state or condition, arc 'shoi1s Of salvation"
when they have the good fortuus to die before
, 1874-09-06

"TnE EXPRESSION OF GRAVE DoG91s."
| 10 the Editor Qf Tie Chicago 7711une;
| SIN: Az this is An age Of doubt, and Chicago
is place in which all mon freely express theii
doubt, and soma llaro gone 30 far as to . epTes:
! grare doubt.' lave found myself Inclined te
doubt some things, and to give expression to thai
doubt
/. doubt whether Dr. West. OF Cincinnati
who sig ms himeelt "Alethes in tho Interior,
would not hayo done better to have siGucd hif
real name to those articles.
e. doubt whether it is wise Christian, ol
a.niablo for him, under the guise Of Of criti-
cism Of Prof. Swing, to attack tue Presbytery Of
Chicago SO ticrcc]y-
c1csiastica law for him to take the whole decision
out Of tho hands OF Synod, and decide it ex
cathedra-
4 doubt whether he has the right in log
ical or physical sense, to ram hia conclusions
down neighbor's throat, aud then, as he c1-
tracts them again, condemn hls nelghbor for
having such thing within him.
S. doubt as to how the colcr OF Dr.. Vests
articles III tie Interior can be explained, except
on the principle that to one With green oyes ELL
objects become green.
&. doubt whether man who, in all his life.
has mover consented to be contradctod, is the
best man to deal out opinions.
Z. doubt whether that man who propheslcd
that GI3astar would COMO OF rounlcn III the Ifes-
byta1ian Church will be ab1o to restrain himself
from the attempt to secure the ful6lncnt OF
theee prophecies.
s. l must also "cxprcss grave doubts" rs to
whether DR.. West, whose history il 80 well known
in Brooklyn, in Cincinnati, and more recently III
his disastrous connection with DanvilIe TLeo-
logical Seminary, is the man that candid Chris
tim men desire to hear from jrst now.
8. I doubt whether 1t is not tho consciousness
OF the above consideration thnt has led him to
eign himself "AIethcs," instead of Rev. Ma
thaniel West, D. D., who toas Of BROOKLYN. and
tras OF Cincinnati, and ,ras Of Danyillo Thco-
logical Seminary, but now of Lincoln Park
Church, OF Cinc:alnnti- Yours Truly,
s. Z. W1snAnD.
CHICAGO Ecrt /. 1874.
, 1874-09-06

Bishop Anes, Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church. arrived in Chicago Friday, On his way
to pre21do at the West Wisconsin Conference
, 1874-09-06

great dislike for DR.. Hollands Characterization
Of the ''Ayerago Prsycr-Mce:ing," i'll the Sep
tembor Scribners.
Dr. Curry, editor OF the New York Christian
Allocate, who opened the religious services at
Round Lake D few weeks ago, after the intro
due ton OF President Grant eaid: "Now NO
shall have tho privilege Of Norahiping tho
Hing eternal. immortal, invisible"
'Tho Book OF the Danyan Festival is tho
tito OF !, work that Il in preparation By the Rev.
". Fl. Wylic al English Bap.it. minister. In
addition to tho addresses delivered by Dean
Stanley, Eerl Conper, aud the other orators Of
the occasion. thevolume will contain IN lstoric-
nj essay and notes, in which new light is thrown
upcn various POINTS in the career OF G1pyau.
Tic sulpoeition that tho Bunyans were G:ps:ts
il shown to be sroundlesa tho hamlet Of us--
ro~den. in the Parish Of cardington, il put for
ward in the 3lnce Of Elstow being perhaps
tho place Of John Euny1n's birth aud
rcasons are advanced for believing that, as
soldier, B1nyan fought in tho ranks of the
Parliamentary, and not Of the RoTalet, army.
Facts arc cited which throw doubt on tue sup-
position that Bishop Barlow ever befriended the
tinker preacher, anil tend to prov3 that it was
net ho who procured BunyAn's release from jail.
Tho familiar story OF BnnyaD's going absoaI
when ho Was prisoner and coming back Of his
own accord in timo to eavo the jailcr is shown
10 be somewLat dubious. It il certainly re-
1narkable that 3 precisely similar story 1s told
by John Gratson, a Quaker, OF himself, whua
no ouch inciden. is related b; Eunyan.
At tho last meeting OF the Gustavua Adolrlns
Union, which was held in Cassel, GermsuT, and
was the twcuty-aoYen.h assembling of that
noted Protestant society, b movement wsB made
toward putting monument Of Gustavus Auol~
phus upon the field Of Lutzen, whero he fell in
battle, and 1880 was raised toward the object
It was stascd that si;.ca tho last meeting at Cas-
sci, sixteen years bofore, tue amount OF money
raised hcd in I'll risen from H. 0o0 900 to 000,-
900. Tho associations Of women, which had
then hardly begun. now had aDlead throughout
, 1874-09-06
The New York Observer shows tho strongest
disposition to fight the now doctrine. Il Says:

Tho science which The Ert:sh Association represents
is purely espsfen; Ind demonstrating accepts
Dus ITof- 1ycd@ll na6 nov gene beyond the domain
Of eciercc assorted what he cannot dcEonBrs. and
assumed tho widest speculation fact. Theology
never took much for granted. When the british
Association prcces Intellectual being out Of that
mater which Prot. Tynlau gays Es it, VIC will
accept lis theory sciancc. Now, II docs lot de-
serve tie n1nc.