New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

and differences and all ergrsion. that have been ,nfr
offensive between Che two o. r seh
ran Church and ~ the name Of o Ir r ouhern brethren
@ aaiis With vs. raterna relations ,..,. ,o,v T.,
Savannah DE rece, q this resolution 10 zen
Ss " s E sTthfcn AID int that
telegram Immediately ehd two 70 mst r ' SSn
err Assembly shall adjourn until the Church on ealtn ssa m
heaven have begun JbOllee over tio gioiiou' 'o
Dr. Talmage then SAID
1bs whole subiect stands IN different position from
what IL ever did. In HE Southern Qt1ferp he' ay
few weeks ago this whole question was dlscnssu' Inev
are MANY things that give tie impression that an
ts Assembly has to do to phss vote Oh & r
III yitatou the southern Assembly anu they VIII re
spond IA the spirit believe that the hour mas
struck for the establishment Of iratem rc aa,h
pnuse Ny brethren have you observed that .hess
in the United States that keep up our terrible war ne
Methodist Church North ard the Methodist OnrGn
the Methodist Church Of this country any more kinu
any moro argehearted and genial, and forgvlns Than
God and taat il Is foreoidaincd That by this PresDve
rsn General Assembly Brooklyn. in THIS centennial
these branches OF the Presbyterian Churci. Tue
soldiers have settled the war, even the POLITICIANS
by side in the United states Senate and House OF
Representatives at Washington Ihe guns o, ,he No,an
have spiked tue men Of the Nortn ana tc soels
OF tie South who were brave In bat e Lave alu uoMn
their VIII 90 80 far TO sly that me men .ho
fell IN hitLc in the South ANA tar men VINO eI III hat
NORTH have Joined hards before the throne OF OOu
e, lebratng eternal brothel hood And when they SUI
take IA grand CHRISTIAN posiiion3 My trends. think
we on at In this centennial year To make an expression
OF feeling on the subject that cannot be mus,
taken. II cannot ID TINS year, when All
hs nations Of the earth come this county with con
erataiaions this year. when the Holy spirit has bren
poured tins nation ad tens OF thousands Oh hous
nave been brought me the Kingdom. aud the hearts of
men, North and South. tender with emotion ana
ChrssD pnncpie-Ii We cannot settle TINS matter .oM,
ratelna relations established, II VIII not be
Or 20 years. ana you and win 80 10 our "
before IL is accomplished TAere are those IN d 's
Assembly thai save Docn silent wh,h solno W ~ 80
gates floor have said anything in this dreoto
seine have nplored silence on lac SUBJECT t'iiH ''r
silence at th's time means icA o , ,ori
part af Or 10 discharge AL our Quies tO"aiu
those ought 10 discharge. oiloHee Is that tIe
position God TOOK towsid our "oiiu' mac 10
not bocn calling Us Tor ,nOuS"h4s Oh yeas,
calling US dill the voices of ali tho prophets, evan,
geisss Christian ministry, and tue Holy spir oi
ii We wouli Initiate our Lord Jcsus hr.s wac has over
lie InpOrus 10 tho Church. done thh@ science is
individual and ecclesiastical, aud tnat We must not loI-
sake them. Tne Fight WE nave now is 10 throw our arms
aroind these brethren and tell tnein 10 come H.
motion TO lay tho resolutions ON the table WAS lost
and ii was thea moved ro.or them To the Committee
on Correspond The Roy. Dr. Rankin said he was
opposed To the To the Committee. The Assem-
bly, said, ought TO act Immediately lAnhuse'J
think prepared to act" The Rev ar Pnraher
said Assembly not ready to act at once " II we
do So" he urged, eve forget the past; We forget what
wo nave done. IA voice" Let by-goncs be by-gones
The idea OF acting in important matter on the iIn
pulse of the moment is GDheard Of" The Moderator
Dr. Van Dyke asAed psrns ION to address TIE As
sembly lie spoke considerable length. and was fol-
lowed by Dr. Mdsslaye, Dr. ku0tt, and others.
DR.. Rankin moved, rs Amendment to the motion TO
refer that The Committee on Correspondence be Ia
structed report possible The motion ana
amendment were bota carried
Dr. Prime announced that tho hour for giving thanks
had been fixed for Monday AT $3.50 p. ~, and adj
dresses would 10 made ut that time by Dr. Adams
and Judge strong, and prayers b. Drs MussIaW ana
OK Prime also presented the report Of the Commit
tee Thirteen, which appointed 10 visi Phade!-
phia lie said that Chairman II the Committee. he
presented the resolutions the Ccutenyial tOnnls-
sloncrs and spoke Of the size and importance Of the
Assembly. Remarks also made b. Dr. Adams AM
judge Strong. Gen. HiWaey replied that The
resolution would receive proper attention la Sabse-
ornt coa Versacn Committee were assured tbat be
Exhibition would not be opened ON the sabbath JHd-e
Strong made a few marks concerning tho Centennial
The Kew. Dr. william Adams introduced resolution
commencing the action the officials " New-YoEk and
BrooXyn closing liquor saloons on sunday Thereby
honoiias the laws Of God AID Of and urging Tie
churches 10 do MI IN their power TO assist us work In
introducing this DR.. Adams sid that Le kne" hay"i
w,ckham personally. ami HAD had the privilege Of Dap
Using him The resolution adopted by rising vote
The Assembly then took ioceAs until ,. III.