, 1875-11-14

Ohio streets, and must be on the ground at :
| O'Clock sharp. The procession will move uortl
| On LaSAle street to North avenue, west to Lar
! rabee street, north to Webater avenue, Auf
thence west to the church. countermatch and
! dlsperse. Society MarBhals will report to tbs
Chief Marshal at the rendezvous for instruction,
Tho buria! question grows in Importance il
England. It WIS one Of the main topics OF dis.
cushion at the Stoke Congress- at the meeting ol
| the congregational Union OF England and
| Wales " III London, and at the Oxford Diocesan
Conference Al the Btokn Congreus there was
Inc DISCUSS ons here were on the points ~ how
70 Chrlstlaplze, aud {a) bow to chaapau funerals
Iho other two bodieR considered the claams OF
D's9euters 70 interusent 10 parrish churchyerds,
The opinion OF the Oxford Conferences was SUM-
med up 10 its final resolution, which sad, in
brief. that every Epgl1shman had right to H.
terment without yiolstion OF his religions opiQ-
ions; that the Church Of England had q right to
Ger c6urcdyarde; that the dead OF other denom-
nations might be buried in tham without religi-
GUS aeryices and that public cemeteries should
be provided by thu authorities where any desired
service might BE- heid. The Congregational
Union took the opposite view OF the matter. 1t
denied that the churchyards belong exclusively
10 the church Of England. ana protested against
Silent buf1als aud public cemeteries for Noneoa-
formiets as perpetuating sectarian differences
Lun1CEous FEATURES OF TIE MooDT SERVICES.
Tue New York correspondent OF the Boston
Saturday Erenlng Gazette comments AZ follows
on the peculiar faaturas Of the Moody and 9anksy
meetings.:
Do not think me trreverent II touch upon soma Of
the comic features Of these meetings. bare every
respect for these aenfemen and for THAR work. ana
believe them to 10 earnest truthful Cncssa2ns deEout
labofers in the Masters vineyard.
But you know how very closely the r;dicu1oue fol-
lows up the supiime, sud will probably acknowledge
that il Was Just little hard On brother Moody, whea
hs was IN ths heat and feryor Of hts prayer the
other dsy, saying, Are Tiers not some pfo.eased
ChrsttanA here Lord. who drive sharp bargains 2"
that cracked voice in the rsar Of the building should
burst IN 10 lnopportuneiy with " Glory to God II
This WIS not tho thing, you know: SO Mr. Moody
interrupted ii, prayer moment snd informed tns
ooSg 10 es
The Law. Dr. Tying, IT,. Of Holy Trinity. on Madison
a.enuo, ~ leadins In prayer md at tue conclusion
Points prize.aghter, jumped up aud made it little
uncomfortable for brother Tying BY suggesting in his
prayer that " tho Water Street Mission House was
.hnrchea vere w.ckinR heaven with their elaborate
carvings snd suggested that the Of Of the
steeples would give decent house Of worship to Wster
street."
Jerry evidently thought he had "got in hot ono i"
for the Revereud Stephen TINT tina.
Tnero IN anothaE character VINO seen1a to spend all
her spare time 1t the various rrayer-mestnEs held
daily in ts city, AsT particular hohby home for
young women: most conmendable object, ccrthin-
only object worth PRAYING for just now. And sas
won't be suppressed. She aiways kaeps on the aui
sye, md tbs n2tani IN opportunity prescnta Ae she
pops up dro1s her wei1-woru &ray shawf aud COM
n.encae her prayer for the Young Woman's HoGsa.
Some OF the brothers rather object her; but bless
you sho doesn't mind oppos1tlon-ahe ttt1ye1t il:
and she does not get that Home 1t will not Ee from
want Of trying.
THB BEECHEB CASE.
The Alliance, or Prof. Swing. thus comments
on the astsmpt to STIR up the Reecher matter
again:
It Is absolutely painful that this Of Henry Ward
Reecher ia showing its hateful form again. Just "a ill
tho world settled down III tbs hope th.t It were
dead and hat all about to forget it, up the
plague agaiu. Mrs, Moulton and one kwo others
ire dismissed from Plymouth Church, and dozen
clorgy appointed 10 exsine into tho Beecher
Out West here ali feel that the Eeoher case haa
teen examined pretty we'll. We quite sure saw
Of 1t in the papers from Augua Of year
until June Of the ne1t. And it is proposed by
,o1ne Brooklyn men to look into this nuatter!!
Are these dle7 Is tuete nothing Of good to be
done in the world
And why doea Plymouth Ch,rrh excommunfcate I
Mrs. M0ulton Was ahe unworthy to be menbnr Of |
hat comnunion7 Howl Whyf Since when7 We |
hough TINT church made 1t it's special task to elp
1ward tAote vao hAd only faint spark Of C4ra- ]
anity 1t Is thought out here, to 10 not congrega-
Of aante, but OF those who desired to become
,ettcr citizens aud Christians, They exclude Mrs. |
fouon. 3he eczema nice lady and could easily be-
ONO mucn batter one.
All IL wrorg in this branch Of the fuss. Peace
md forgetfulaess what Plymouth Church needs. |!
/ should not look hack, hut forward.