The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-16
cnEReYMENs RECENT UrrERAxcEs.

The Rev Henry Jefferson, African Methodist Of An
tonic Texas being arragncd In court for stealing bar
rel Of -four, SAYS Guilty. your Honor"
Tho Rev James Berriman, Baptist Of Davenport Iowa,
said that the woman who bcached her hair painted
her face was unit to be member Of any church.
The Rev DR. Dixon Methodist Of New Albany. Ind.
replied to the accusation NJ trying to induce Young
woman Of his congregation to elope with him. II
Is an outrageous lie"
The Rev Dr. withrow. Presbyterian. Of Boston. ex
presses the opinion that "chidren who have when
Che greatest influence In worldly afirs not
born beneath elegant canopies"
The Rev James Hodgson, Adventist. NJ Petersburg
va thus advises his congregation get your ascension
robes ready by the 9Th day of next January for that
day will see the end Of the world"
"Imeant no HARM" eaid the Rev. Joseph II. Beae,
Methodist Of wallingford. Conn when arraigncd be.
fore church committee on charge Of kissing seven
young women.
Tho Rev George Hazard Seventh Day Baptist of
indianapolis said that all persons who observed Sunday
a. the sabbath would 60 hell because they disobeyed
Of the Ten Commandments
Cardinal Manning. Catholic, OF London, said that the
theory Of the descent Of man from lower animal began
In joke but has to DO advocated in grim earnest
tits unphilosophical illogical and rejection Of rational
certainty.
The Rev Mr. Clay. Lutheran. Of St. Louis advocates
a political Christian party, whose candidates should be
only Christians and whose principle should be Chris
TANNING Of the country. President he believes. could
be elected on this basis
The Rev. Joseph Cook egAdonalist. Of Boston,
says Communism rs de nned by the official language
Of the international Society means the abolition Of in
herance. the abolition OF nauonahues, tho abolition OF
religion, the abolition Of property"
The Rev Robert Collyer Of Chicago says In no land
Ia tore such need that the rich and poor shall meet to-
Eether that there may be blending Of their life a. In
this Of and land In which men can 80 III afford
70 themsel into what call shorthars and
swallow.tais
The Rev j. j. Perry. Catholic Of this city gives the
following rule for the Of the habit Of profanity
Every morning resolve that you will not or
durin nat daN I'm he of v
this resolution from time TO time and Impose some
penahee upon yourselves every time you break IT,"
The Rev Mr. Wilson. formerly Methodist, Of Wisconsin,
announced that he had withdrawn from orthodoxy and
was about preach religion, founded on divine
revelations made TO him IN dreams lie had not how
received sufficient supernatural instruction TO
able him To fully describe his proposed doctrines
The Rev Samuel Scoville. Congregauonalist Of Nor.
witch, N Y. tBeecher's son.in-law). snysi while We
have been laying down proportions TO pJptect Chris
tan In his liberty and keep distinct before his eyes the
prospect and ideal toward which he Is " aim, when
the matter VI the popular amusements Of the
day take the ground blunty that 1t is exPedient for
a Christian TO let them alone"
The Rev Charles W wcndle Unitarian. OF Cincinnati.
gives warning that there Is danger Of his city becoming
notoriousy immoral through it, amusements but as TO
the fear OF sinking II into claptrap with Theo
dorc Thomas at the head OF orchestra has passed
away Whatever the popular clamor may be, he not
the yield to IT, even though like another shad
rach or Abednego he be into the Aery furnace Of
Cincinnati Indignation"
says Rev Julius II. Ward. thodist. OF Boston; and
vet there need be really surprise The main drin
OF modern life Is toward dishonesty In our business
and solia relations The fundamental thing In our con
duct moral character What behind all the pastoral
and paterna OF Is the roofing OF character In
gious convictions Morality depends upon belief In the
hvny God and upon the distinction between right and
wrong
Christianity" says the Rev W. II. H. Murray.
Congregatiouaist, Of Boston. takes sham ana ar.
tce and eonceit and hypocrisy out Of man. and make
made and bigo,ed. and mean. by his belief
you may know his belief Is wrong Any view OF
God which makes man tntolcrAnt any view Of duty
which makes him harsh. any conception OF eternity
which makes him coward and hypocrite Is proved
by Its effect To be erroneous"
The Rev Mr. Moses Jewish, OF London. points to the
Jews a. having always been a temperate people and
sdds They chAste ned by captivity and purified
by suffering that the vice (which. Montaigne says
sent existence. So feeble indeed that when
compare with that which this hour marks the sway
Of the Greek Church Il Is scarcely appreciable. And
moreover. the rising generation Of Jews have not that
transmitted prcdsposition 20 imbbe alcoholic drinks
which the children Of incorporate parents possess and
vanly strive TO overcome"
The Rev DR. Bellows Unitarian OF this city gives this
description OF Dean Stanley HE 10 very striking
In appearance except when Arrayed In his official dress
In small clothes and special straight and apron
and his rod collar Of the Bath and then tor his
than his frame his face. His features
small but intellectually rehned, shRrpened with thought
and softened with feeling His head large but
a careful study Of reveals marked characteristics OF
mental and moral power His person l. hardly larger
than Channing's and does not possess channnv's dig
nity but he far sNeels Claiming in seniay Of manner
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