The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-23
sUNHr1U Us.

Hamilton College Is enjoying revival
Of religion The briehtst men OF ali our classes"
writes Prof Mears. have bccu convcricd"
DR.. Newman's rcfusa' OF tho Cardinals
hat l.. said to be- wing the old winch obi sex a
Cardinals not in charge Of diocese To reside ia Rome
aud tits whispered that the Pope intends maAr an u
&C. non In hts favor
Tho Rev. Arthur Murscll, the open COM
munion Baptist from England WIN J"urncy,I Acrs 70
lecture. goes home hiahy discussed via. TIT. uulry
aud especially with his brother Bapusl' who turned tie
cold shoulder on him.
OF the Talmage trial, the Interior. n
Presbyterian Journal. says: 40 matter how tid the
charges may prove be. still Dr. Tauago ha. received
blow from Which Satan and the Satanic pres, see
to II that he never iccovera"
To Charlestown audience DR.. Chaplin Ia
reported have said that the ductun' eprni nun
ishmcnt, preached by joseph Cook bears about The
relation to the old orhodox doctrine asd.cs tie do
nestle cat to the atorivinal TIGER
Tho Rev. Samuel ScOville OF Norwich.
Y. is such practical man that he knows los t. chop
wood, and he teaches his boys to chopit lew days
ago. in showing boy how 10 silt los he his Dr.,
leg whnck with the aud severely wounded ~. ankle
The Bethel at Honolulu, which is still
In charge the Rcv Mr. Damon. has become mort
ant centre Tor the religious efforts which put forth or
the benefit of the Chinese Last year 400 Chimes ubor
landed the sandw ch Islands Regular Sunday
held In the Chinese language the Bethel
Some Of the religious newspapers say
that the Rev Dr. Iurimcr Boston the best Bapua
preacher in America lie is pastor or the fremont rem
pie which formerly ministercd to by Brother Pul
ton. OF Brooklyn DR. Lorimer went tn Boston from
Albany, where his work had teen crowned with gren
success lie is aed To the First Baptist Church.
Chicago to succeed DR. Evarts That church T. greatly
weakened by the financial sorrows through which It has
recently waded; but the members hope to Iul through
n they can secure such man rs Or. Lorimer
Another psalm occupies the studiuus at
tcnuon Of the Sunday school people today III tie one
hundred and thirty ninth, the subject which the
Allsceing God" This psalm Is noted for the pungen
way In which II sets forth the impossibty Of escaping
the observation OF the Almighty running away IRON
his presence. II should be carefully studied by all whs
tempted to steal otherwise transgress II .ome
the who have earned nooriety a. defaultcrs and
foreers had In their early days thoroughly
their minds the teachings OF this psalm, they mai have
avoided the sorrow their crimes have brought upon them
The golden Is the utterancc OF Hagar In the wilder
ness Thou. God, seest me"
While San Francisco is persecuting the
| Chinese Boston Is trying to teach them The place
where this good work is going Is the Chambers
Chapel and the person In charge Of IL Is lady. Mil
Harriet Carter CITY missionary She is assisted the
Rev David Jones, who has been engaged in similar e.
forts In Wyoming aud who speaks the Chinese Language
| with tolcrable huency. Some thirty or more Chimes
regular attendance nj the sch lol learning Ia
read and write English; aud many o. them BE- INA
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spect to religious IDEAS Helping teachers are ouni 10
the neghboriug churches end with teacher each
scholar the work goes easily and cncouragineiy on
| Complaint is made concerning the way In
which some Of Tie Evaugelsts OF the south have hurried
the negroes into profession Of religion In I..cet
all hAt has been asked Of these uncuiured cooed per
sous is whether they love the Lord. When they sei
happy over this and shout and clap their haud and
give rambling and enthusiastic accoun; OF their spe
Renee the Evanselists too frequently admit then BY
dozens aud report them as members c the church The
thing Is the converts backslide and become the
OF scandal Receiving these ignorant people
into profession OF religion should be much
iul and patient WORK than the educated persons
| who have better knowledge Of what they about
| "A returned missionary from India whs
has labored the heather thirty years has teen
looking among the churches 81 this country. Having
for lon" ~ al owing Ia the great rritv
OF money the work among the forcgn heather would
nave to be Kept within the economical boun. mos
spe nc Is as'onshed 10 md in large cites churches
winch cost several hundred thousand dollars enc liza
does not know however. that in many cases coonara
hNeV small amounts OF money have been put int Ties,
elegant edinces the rest OF their being .nd
by mortgages lie surprs 10 learn that the seer AIRY
Of the Board Of Missions OF the denomination o sich
he belongs receives salary OF S5oDo And he wants
h""" no" 1t l. % 50 much money be raised and lent
here that The oldest mission IN India is in cranpr for
means thati sdylng out
bishop Coke writes TO express fear that
The CHANCES made IN our English Bible ty the rc,scrs
mas raise more difficulties than they will settle D." hut
ne o"Mi"ri' himself with the hope that the Ann rcan
bble Socictys constitution Will not Kermit the res cd
version 1" appear under It's auspices In rcry O. ihf
view Proi Or te OF Buffalo suggests that IL the e,nto
men oi the Bible society should be satisfied the
nor correctness Of the revised version there may
science enough among them tfue to cununu, mint
inS an incorrect bibc, though such refusal .houd
make 1t necessary to dissolve the society ard organize
new one. must conclude saws Prot Grote by do
pornr temper Of resistance ncccssnr, change 10
our bihe and rcgreung that there should be desire to
Keep important from the know ledge OF the ueopls
upon any ground whatever"
There Is great demand among our
sunday schools for sensible hbrar, books which large
boys eau understand and appreciate Bows who have
ougrown the SILLY stories which form large part Of tho
aP'e OF sunday school library literature fnd
| IONS IN he library, ana almost without ANYTHING
"heh can be called good religious reading No branch
OF me AZURE has been more neglected than tins The
managers Of the religious publication houses ca hardly
complain II the boys read the fash stories so literally
lurm'hed by the weekly story papers for no religions
mouse mas made adequate provision Tor the older boys Of
Tue '"ies. Tor whom reading matter is suppo. cd IN 10
PROVIDED To ASA these boys 10 read drv tr,ut,e IN
Adams fa or on the Nature OF Original Sin or the rive
FONTS Of 'alNinsm, Is 70 provoke smiles POSSIBLY Nc
eo'nlaned by snccrs For the Memoirs which bur.
'en ;" many sunday school library shelves the lads 10
not caro- They viii read well written books on story
travel science and such things tut thcyh te d hooks
! OF any kind Il the religious publishers n Il ip,no,er,
WI" not look after this important part OF their WORK
'heI run the risk OF losing their influence over BOYS whs
| are rapidly becoming men
Tho Prcsbytcryof New York has spoken
IT. mind concerning SUNDAY newspapers Last Noniay
" resolved uAt "Whercas, the habit NJ buyinr and
reading Sunday newspapers appears 10 be- oi tl. IN.
crease among christian families the Prcshytcry ho rcbV
'""'hs the churches against thc evil cs ccaiy
apt to withdraw their members from the Rlo .u "A and
I Al rtH q lot