New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
PRESBYTERIAN UNION.
THE GREAT MEETING IN ENGLAND.


curr.u RIDDLES TINT WILL BE- REPRl SENTrD-
DELEGATES FROM AIEEIcA-A PROPOSED con-
sIIlUTON.
On the 10th of this month the delegates
from the Presbyterian churches throughout the world
will assemble in London IN order to perfect the scheme
Of Presbyterian confederation. As many 10 ioiy'
eight organizations. IL is expected VIII DO repre-
s,ned COM rising the Presbyterians OF LuSiinl scot
land, Ireland Australia, the United States. New
South Wales. and other parts of the Cbrfan WOild' Is
contemplated unon of all Fre'byiefllns has been or
some time in PROCESS OF preparation Ii was hi7t sus
gested in Connection with the ti-centenarg eomhenor|
tion OF the birth of John Knox and WAS approved y to
Presbyterian Assembly of this country "hoh r' ~ io'-'
At tho worlds Conference OF the Evangelical Alliance
hold in this city OCTOBER, si3, meeting OF In f''Dy
terrain delegates present was called BY Use Lev III.
lanes McCosh ami their assent 10 the Ild oi
COME lcraon secured. committee representing lac
state Church of scVtlind tho Free Church OF scotland,
the United Presbyterian Church. tAe Rc.0rAed ffoebyte-
nan Church. the l.. esq! e.lan church O eni JIM tio
Ia ,llsh PIcsDy trian Church. met IN LdaDnrs' No'em'
br l51 t. and Gis,ssed the programme Of the meeting
ROW about TO DE held AMI to several distinct con-
cluous 1t was their opinion tat the gathering IN Lon
don should be- suctly representative, ana should 10
composed Of commissioners appointed -. ue eh"'eh's'
ai ia re- ard to the English speaking churches the ""st
minister Confess. on should constitute the dortiha OASIS
OF union Dut that regard to osAet churches having
Reformed 81 niuols Of do time should De required
II VIA De the business OF ls Conference IA London 10
DRAFT Constitution ba j. oil formal eohst s"''Oh'
Tue Committee appoised b. representatives oil mo
American 10 prepare dI24t u t"' '"''"''"n
Oh the Council Presented the 1olio"ns' "h'h NaS Ac-
ccJ.ed at "a Inceti!g held IA THIS city Apr'l 20, 1905
1t : agreed To form PRESBYTERIAN Alliance to meet ~
2 irg.l coancl from u.p u tne Ia ORR 10 h.It'se
t.e ontI,ss II clnircic- "ti combine thcn III "ilrf
HS tne treat enis Tor "Al 'Ne mn W ',su
Dy her ica., II Dclns uhdrrStlOi Lndt ite9'l 'siaa
cInIcAes III t.ius uniting do mol hieth ~ n".'".. -,
orr cbnrclrs Nhch nod 10 C,rl> but VII b. "id! I"
ION tness IN hri nan fellowship and IA piODiotng tho
SIcE Ills aanre shan be called the Confederation OF
Boi red CAuieDs oihs 20 ,ie i' 's'- ct ,hs
Ola ana ~" ,s.aA,"s iS 1917 ,t , ~, Z: In it,i, 10
es. ICING Ainiil' ~ yy. 81 Tho ue. Ia i E
Is conformity Win Tic oO.-ce"S"S q '"o ~
nsi g. inr General Council shall consist Of diesae' AZ,
ir each bong Regulated b, p.n slnsii"'', " i.o
Council ana proceeding on tac prncic oil tso hI'"l o. .a
c1nsTe.alois cAurcs's dteeatea Ioi- ea' o"g..A
al""l CON. sns =" a. 49, ii, o. i, tont..s VA
Oy,rtu- choose associates lot 4,a'es And m'e '" "
Az T. Ine o@.rs o! the 90 neIl while a. la,cSr ode
n l Inn IN M a." ON s. no. n RI. al
t OF cssipl " az eaSn Et - ' . ulp' t. 10
Ly LcI g.i ~ D. - may De Ia" -, .i ~
D ~ 81 ,e Co Oras ia s",a b., ~ onm.
a ,.. ~ rll.sDi at iDc s.prtnf 60 IA y. re ''A
oA,ISns' -i ys 80 Inc c ,,el Do 40 ss 40 a.
wes. cling lunches, 10 20 -oy Iioe vn % 'nesg
Crlc al ia2e q oouuond the tIesDytei as syso'u ~
coiublns sngl.iiy, elN'en'y and sdAlle,h 10 al "
"a IN me work eNalac4atp"o fl,H M lac ls"e ~
distribution vi mission %ViA clS IMAM IL VI
Cnurcu y H. ieTence 10 rto 'l,s a. es-
I.l1 - lassI .'o ioi ne youDs IN
. steDstc DsL'i,e@'ej o'O1t'"" -
Al d, lie rt.O Council shall seek 10 aursen ana
AM roisiilg nlosoa bol stat, % tAe ,h.reH sad
ki'"ie"
Isf = inc constitution shah be changed except ON q
!.liol ,tt.U VI ~
twOthI,.s NU-c ~ The ne Il Lct,iuS
carefully prepared table Das already been printed IN
lilo IhIBUSE showing that Presoyterian'Sm numbers
in all the world over 100000 members win PROBABLE
aggregate Of 3oOOO,OOO ot PrsSDy teIian popoai"n Inc
Presbyterian Assembly tNortheIn) has appointed the
following delegates 10 attend the meeting Ia London;
Edward d. Morris, d. d., Moderator OF the Genera AS
semby Edwin h. Ha,ileid, d. d., Clerk Of The 1enera
Assembly; Howard Crosby, d. d. LII. d.; samuel ). VIII
con, ID. D., LII D.; James MeCosh, d. d., LII ID fhIip
sehaT d. d.; Alexander Reed, d. d.; john hall, d. a.,
IrenUon; Thomas ii. Robinson, d. d. Roswell a.
IIit,LcOck d. d., Ia. d.; Albert A. caestes,
ID. d.; the key. GEORGE D. Matthew'S tns
- D.. william II. IornDlswss, DID; tne Roy. W. "; Az
tcrDlry, William T. Dodge IT,, the Hon stane> A a
iheWs. John :. keunedy. John BaansnlaAcr' lhe
southern PresDy terrain Assembly aplolied ' ~
has already gone to England Tor the purpose o attchd
ing The meeting Tie Reformed Cnurch IN America wlli
Ie represented BY me icy. d. bho h,s r. g. sma,
John A. Iote and J. Is. Jewcit The Pieshyterim
Church of Canada La, appointed 10 epes.ni Tue Key
Dr. Willis aud lopp Principal snodsrass tLe M'i ~
NJ Gordon, Mr. Webster (heinptyile, n 81 ahu the Key
Mr. Gray Delegates OF the Southern PfeSDy terrain
Church Dr. stuart Robinson, Dr. A. LoieSle' W. NJ
u. HoSe.