, 1874-03-15
Or. DE KovEy-A BROAD CHURCH.

those s who propose 10 join it can be veGy veil
spared. Respectfully, d. - L.
nn. DE KoyEy-A BROAD CHURCH.
70 the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
s1n:: Your paper il not generally satisheo
with supertcial view OF matters. Permit me
to suggest that it is time that the late Wsscon-
Gin Convention we're viewed IN It's true aspect
Within the Church there are two classes OF
persons,-ouo class, catholic, comprehensive,
and the other restrictive, and narrow, and secta-
rian. These two classes nre found both among the
High aud the Low. Some High Church persons
some Low Church persons insist that the Church
shall ho sectarianly Low. The great BODY OF
both parties, while tenacious Of their opinions,
regard the Church IS she is,-broad, comprehsn-
eir, the home Of every man and women VINO oe-
lieyea in Jesus Christ and ia desirouh Of leading
= rodly life. Thoy require only the simple
creedB as the platform Of the Church; the Lords
PRAYER Is the model OF worship, tha Ten CON-
mandments Is the rule OF morals and the sacra-
! mental and confirmation formula for the per.
fsetns Of nS the cnaTS fey mf be
| lieve in permitting each congregation3
| to modify it's worship to suit itsclf, PROVIDED
! the storm Of sound words" is retained nnd
nothing contrayening the foregoing Ieqauoass qan.as
is employed They permit each ono to interpret pre-
also without any metaphysical or dogmahc con-
| ditions, They know that the differences De-
tween High and Low have existed LOT zuo years,
and the Ohnscn aas n'av I'n,a nn mora affirm
! whns ia tne "iun6 ~ -, 10 Church and to
that tnls - @ !; ~, dastrov ;,s catholicity and
maze y aiuo.ons ~ nn,ka il n,ere narrow
| compleuens1f ot'e'o' 'AAAN 4'
sect. ch.,u.,, 10, ham con7.
Ihls great oouy u .nS 10 into1aTsnca Of
Peuea 81 0ne tlhie ~ ae and ~ ana,her r. check
the Low Cnufca Phtty @na ~ 1aH - ,-oiao4,o .
the alcn lauren pa.s!; s..,;.G;,.~r h;r, frenlv
the Ca4'1nlss. uut, "nl1o Tai,;- ,a ,nnat nj
| to advocate sae Eie"s ~ 1919 - I11r;a;sto ~
| require MS pFetu1eu ~ ~ Ia aa-rost
welcomes ING on1. 1W..,.x 0D0 .,d ner.
disciple OF 1oun .na;n;o,f.n
nits him TO advocate s,,ea US nn. u aae+ - tha
put 1oto'u9 n. s;s;.tass ~ han,I.,n hv immersion.
Church It administers papIlsn 4. y .a svn'
pouring, anu spftnAllaei put 1o4oGs e ~ ~ ~ 49,,
Gates OF these various moaes ~ ~ d,;v ~
one OF them II pe1ustn "GoA3' y. uaJ, =.
monthly communlous, ~. ~ o.uo "a! ~ - 49, -~g
rule on the auo]ece: " pesto vi .t.a?. enr,ast
Low views OF the oac'ameu.n auu sue - ar,a nr,s
discussion, but 1orplas tne ~ ~ rhri,+ 49,
who he's been baptlzeo ~ sne nae aa' " ara1.;rs
Some, falling to MAKE lho on4,en ne eAIIas1s caaa
in one direction, nave gone 10 nould. H. otma tn.
failing to maae IL e1c4uhlse ~ H1a,n'n M. ~.
sl1non-p pure EVaneenGGaaas+n ~ haIa .o,,a r.
started new seet. 1he -" ~. ..;sar.1Joo fnnr.
the former dlrectlon' *uu eno .st ~ ,aass ~
Of the ne* movement, o, .n-s 10 ea,nd -,
the Church, botn lasty Emu s'e1s5' <s,, nis
to the catholic cna1acse1 ~ tito ~
they will not compromise tEsn sfea+ "1e7Aon ~
DISTRACTED Ght1suanIy' ,~o.+ a,ooc1, !,
"hen ~ ~ n,.a..;a', ~ ~ was not to nTon
the last General oonIentlon' "as uUt ~
agate MS 7lewH ~olvn so tarosta - to1aT,tion