, 1874-06-21

and only the densest ignorapce Of the 410''
ee'' w" How nsH absurd it is to suppose that the Con-
- nGm pttt tt.at we're framed by this man aud
his coutempoI ariea represent ny ~ fhe s1feenth
n ness y. ts ren through and through the cseeds
that -tere fashioned then. Some OF tneat W. n Ha
ambiguous Dp. We show % %1aa 1aadu he Read ia ths
M whas ~ ag hty Insny Of their airmstions are utterly
rspurpant to the moral sense OF the .,i~ contra
.re r1f.ected to subscribe to thcin aha Asssss ~ -
dietory In what Chr1stendom now understands -
The srit of the Gospel They are sloe 1.t 10 'tn mi
They are scandal to reason. me cnurcaes 1"'' ~"
jnn.e from them Of be crushed bY them.
RELIGIOUS PRESS.
THE INTERIOR
Ears its attention to the dcnomlnat'onal papers
which have shown anti-Patton sy1npath'es' anu
explains 1t great length why it il absolutely
necessary to continue the prosecution OF ffot'
Swing in order to settle Presbyterian doctrines.
Tho eame paper hiss discovered = heret'c
among the Congregationalists IN Milwaukee,
and thus points him out:
II our congregational brethren can st1nu IT. 10 nas
thu Rev. j. s. Dldicys Gospel of Milwaukee, eulosze13
AZ high good full Of all the gooanes ~ p y1 ~
the 0odhead, regenera.ng, CLEANSING e ~ a%,ours
has it we ehaH certainly not eomplain bul sucn
trayagant praise of such teacher must 90 hrstnTen
of soothing to cur sul1d toue1esa'o
Birds Of ! feather" etc.
THE ALLIANCE
Tho Alliance makes plea 1o1 11eeooo' -
thought and tolerntion. saving: ,,z
Tue Cb,,san reviewcra Of the theory o1 pat" M ft a
Hurley must nd themselves embarrassed " tue !acs @
tnat there are deyout Christians who hold 70 'l!s
Inethod OF xorId-dcvelolment. whether tneee cule
taus hold the theory ~ @ wnos y. ~
small matter but tie reuuins that such theory
Of ears progress does not imply atheism nor heess
s;tate inhjesy nor imply heterodoK fie"s o tHe
natnrs and mission Of Christ The simple fact hat
fLere ary Darv1niAn Christians stands and ces1atn1as
not without its significance rms taet laaaa ~ te
eos,el and heras of Christ should not hasten 70 ae
Clare porous to be enemies Of religion WHO 'as Pcs
hans te wiling to be claimed as its friends bus
n The Church thcre is such haste to CT nfdcl md
atheist that it has made It seem very easy 1os d
eou to deny its God, and indeed difficult 70 foaa aun
think without winning the eIthct Ut 1nndc1 1Eoiu ~
tho nu}ns found along the paths Of middle or iates
life As IL Intelligent ago therc Is not4lnG nnlso
tends to make men houoraule tnan tne ~ G
tou thnt they are 80, nothing will hen tha Cnussn
more than her assumption that all eacateu 'ea
are favorable her faith, her work. and her hopes.
THE CHRISTIAN UNION,
after giving good description OF ordinary
rreschiuc. which consists in firing into the nir an
essay to some imaginary and unreal AUDIENCE
describes AL ordinary congregation ana "na1
they need in the way OF sermonlzlng, as 1oAo"s: !:
Take, for example, an average ty = on
,rhera are probably heathen In IT, through II 1uo
1,racher could draw u the heathen from tue stfeets
It might he bis highest praise There are very lew ~
hdels, intidels are not genera!l5 enocet u.o
donbters aTe tets ~" % ,,s1sa 1,ariaa thc nn1rft
from which to feed their scholarly tastes.
mn fwent along in that fierce stream Of
ms,ney-cctting which absorbs the best strength Of
America. Some Of these men are drawn ln.o 1le 10
trikrxles Of trade otne1s oi 1ur III i a,I o,n-
becomes poor, pursuits which arc only Gambnng,
which is theft Al of them arc b. hr PIES
nre in danger Of bunting the nobez faculties OF ne
noul ts frr1oz aud separation and tendetnst IN ths
ene ea Of she community tes are the who are
working out the history of ths nation aha 81 ta
its future To inspire tne at m,n n.,,im,e di,hnn
work 10 rs tha- intense energy into benecen.
ely sn ,n toneh their Active Ives With some high
eense Of spiritual thing-this Is as difficult and u
THE STANDARD,
,,na.r tba tit1e Of . Mixtures" discusses Presi-
dant Grant and the a third term" doctrine, aud
hints that tie Baptist denomination could set uE
o. s ood to be under tie patronage Of the
MetIod;st CI,nTcb- The Standard SAYS it car
+n;s,t ~ cantlaman woll known both IN and out
ph ~ tha pantist denomi,atiou. firm and fast
- fr;eud s If adncat1on. and of every other good
1r1uuo cnnse ~ statesmnn = gentleman, and Chris
who enioys among the politicians tho pc
c,,1;,- ;st;nnt;nn Of being an honest man. aud
1,,a IN ia indc1nert Of some who know hlu
WIZ n,} ~ .r,I,1a MAKO one of the bost PRESIDENT
sinco % Washington.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rha couoreaa,ionaiisi says there is gooe
| daai 1 of T drft,nn amoug Cougregationalists O.
TT,a Tna1and md huts that many Of tho mos
,sn3,'ina,,t tencers of it's theology arc leanin
pEunI p4snnniv towaTds universal salvation. Tho cd
sseonss ~ so,,a nersong afirm that there
iut ht o. percentage OF the Londo
Dona-anational nastors who would be willing Il
asls 5,,rthinc resemlIing the old theology o,
r,e.em t',e, anhiect biz, se ~
'nAN 0"D4 T,Ir "1srEn1onr CRITICISED,
r, ,1- Editor Of The chic.yo tribune:
SIR: The Rev. Prof. Patton without doubt IN
derstands medal theology as well as Calvin Q
| Turretiu. and is perfectly acquainted with th
art and mystery Of stirring up q heretical brothc
| WITH a sharp stuck; but ne does not know ho'
tn ~keeD a hotel" or to edit newspaper Of th
nineteenrh century,
\ rueats four centuries old. Take tho Interior o
''soitidlan sophistrS Low many u ILL., Iny ~
nanilanss oa t5a' aS'o,,I5 rafnr - WehstcF IIno
| .-l,% t3,l;a,, eo,1,iof rr rnaanp ar