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THE NORTHERN PREseY1ERtANs.
CLEVELAND, O., May 22.-The Presbyterian
| cnn~,.1 Aa.amh1v mat this nnoroinp at O'clock
@.o.41 '-1. 80. 1900
n1'sl oe'o'ionnt ~ e1oes ~u1 .eo''e :I .ua.ueos
tho Rer. J. &. Noble OF NO" jersey, introduced
the following resolutions, which were reforxed to
committee:
Re.o1rad. rb.t thu continuous. persistent and r..
pcated efforts made by tho P1pists throughout the
H. Pspai hierarchy to obtain oontoi Of tho school
funds n Tho several States Of tho Union, or 70 hera
@ saa To- unch sstd funs .1
In ordsr to devoe tho money to tho support of ths
Psrochial achools demand from IL Protestant oh1!e
tans q exsy ;asS asnomnsttoa st.,a: aaa every c.
nnio, -, cbnrcb md state. rssolnte. determined
md confined effort and increasing watchfui.
ness to prevent thu Of the insidious attempts
being mada in al sections Of the country By tho
adherens Of the to eecoro tho control Of the
senool money, snd Is 1ereoy n ~ tae @
stfan1n. ~ - or 1swa or dvert INV
ton Of ts varous school funds in my Of ID sstss In
the Union to OF for The use Of sny church Or sect
should be resisted aud prevented by ali Legal and hon
orabie means:
s.osred Ihas m out1 q soo tapst n.esascay
tnsos aaIer propre b. sppsd to
tha schoo'. thsr nv. inaitnted II tha tn1nn1on
schools Of our country tho pure work Of God Is read
without comment Wills in ihe Pspastic schools tho
Bible Is excluded aud tho dogmas and traditions Of
1nen a. are substituted for To n conmandents Of God
| Inc remainder OF tue morning session Was
| occupied in considering the report OF rhe Com
| mistee on Work among the freedmen Of the
south.
1ne a1ternoo4 sesslon way aeVqLea 20 ueso-
tionas sofsico' the oaptlhn o. tne ao1y opar1t IN
the Church, and her VOTES. oelhG the theme Of
ro-morrov the visi:tng clergyman VII all tho
various pulpits OF the city aud ne'ghbo1De
to"na'
TUE eo,rruron aeeeua,x
re ~ so9 90 ''fn" in - prs.n-t:,,
~. Aoots may 10' - '"e 1eso! Ae1aa a'a-
era1 Assembly to-day tho report OF tho Trustees
OF the Assembly Was read aud referred to 8pe-
cial Committee.
The Trustees have elected James Hempbell,
President !. tha Rev John Douglas Vice-Presi-
nrer. :.
Tha arannrt IN Aduostion H6s rehd and re-
nm 5nrro ~ 49, c>i,a Jahf - ~ E5ao,.
to,.i tvv RnSa.n y - I'm ,rrhar " ~ rar7;d.ta,
~ % ~ i ,n;n;strv - 1S'' IN @1'S@ ~A ~-~"'o"
Tha -arnrt n} ~ f,rnr,;t+a. A., prb1ir,t;o,.
WA nrasented Tna Gon,mittas racaixad SIX.
f)o9 II ehnrch contributions Ss4 ma frnm ssies
.f 1ton I'D has
nishursomsn1s % -" AZ M Tha 09u commirtea'a
En5o-1ant va s,.arnt. ~ aea mn
Sav.nn.h a. W. asfaotad a. ia n1,ca for
ths naet;ne ~ ia ne1t Gsnsrsl a. 1a.amhir am f
49, ~ sAc ~"ns - I1';a1;s J1.u.+
~ nn.ohr.oS proshrtar;o " ssas1h1~ o.e
NV u ~ au .sasop se T.sraan v,e than ~,
tS.J - sI 4 Ss,c. ;sh III ~ -...a
ba.or4, ~ - T,nhar1.ud Ghn-, fro,o ;ts ~.
r.n;zation' Dnnnn ths war Tia chnrch ,Ena A..
aa. dae..5 ;uo vi ata.. - haa haa mn' ~
@os. aess'osso, anu snce saea ~ ~ nSs pEsa e.
~ z;n;ata ~ ~" a,.nst ~ ~ nm
!:a.' .h..eS % a!uoax 1oouo" s<1,s
ea nm mn MI topI T.og,n said b;s chnrr6
symnathized with tha Southern proabyteriana
~ 80 ch,r,hos - ,InoL al;ta 4, tha;r
tAe nv cuu1onoa Nc Au1u AuAe ~ t44o1t
church policy, manner OF Eo1ship, and systems
OF doctrine, ano thelf nelda o. lapot no 70 tae
self as believer in church denominations, but
deplored the apirit Of eectarianem msu1fested
BY many churches, and deprecated tho tendency
crush out the weak ones,
Dr. Hodge: the Moderator. Responded to tho
sentiments.
Jrrrssos TeI Nv oo%4t th;rd dnr'. mn.
r.od;nes ~ r. Gane-.1 As.anhlv IT tha nm.
oeflano ffesbytei1en Chnrcn, ienetnT =, memo
rtal Was presented from tho 9andal1a' ILL.,, ftes-
bytery protesting against the concentrating Of
church naner At Nashyilla. Tam. and u-oine
either the establishment Of national church
pagers, or the removal OF the present church Or
gan OF the Cumberland Presbytarians from Nash-
Tilla to St. Louis.
memorial on tho sauo subject, praying tha |
removal Of the publishing house from Nashville
to Memphis, was presented BY the Yazoo Pres |
bytery. Both memorials were docketed until
after the report OF tho Board Of Publication IL
Ioe sno1ecs OF temperance Is hkelF TO oe GUS
cnssoo at considerable length oy the Assembly.
The following resolutions we're offered and To-
farred to the Committee On temperance:
l. That tho month Of July nsxt b employed In hu-
initiation and pTsyer to God for the removal Of tho
eva" 81 q intssnpesnn9s tsa Per. % rom ~:
d,x - 1.. nts ;san5 Ii ~ Suy oc 80. III spad e.
Ill nfpte Wisdom md mercy, ind in His own tine
and way, would remove this deadly evi from us
3. That 10 do not ceass with the month, but con-
tnue like Jacob. to wrestlo with the evil TIL ths long
night OF drpnkenness with itatncalcnabe evils shall
nAss : ,Essst Rsstea a 1ray: ~
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