, 1879-04-08
RELIGIOUS
Meeting Of the Presbytery---The
Rev. w. c. Young viii Go.
Poutecost and the Children---Msthodisi
and BoptiBt Minister'S.
pREsl}YTERY.
TIE It.Y. ult. YOUNG. ,

TIE ury. 1>lt. YOUNG.
An adjourned meeting Of tho rresbytery Of
Chicago was held In the rooms in AlcCorHi'ek
block Yesterday morning.
The Moderator, the ltcv. ". c. Young, re.
aligned .tu CuaEr TO tho Kev. J. II. Walker, who
presided oycr The subsequent session.
The Rev jacob Post, u. d.. formerly OF this
city, but now Of Milwaukee,. tho Rev. y. j. Nc
MILAN, tho l'resbyl lcrtan missionary IN Utali,a'l
,hr Rsy. F.. Wchh, u Chcstcr prcsl,ytcry, wero
invited to slt ns corresponding mct1bcrs.
Tho Rev. j. n. Walker announced Tho death
OF tho wite ot the aged II. II. Kellogg. almost
the eldest a,c,asct II tic Chicago pfcssYtarf.>
Tie formal call Of the Central Churclt OF !
Louisville, Ky., to tic Roy. ". G. Young, Of sle
Fullerton Avenue Church, was read by We see"
rotary, OF, motion Of tho Rev. j. n. Worrall.
The call is unanimous and properly attcssc1,
promising asatasy at g., 40.
Atcssry. Nichols md Barrctt, tlsc Commission
crs accredited from Louisville, rnadc statements
for tho information Of the PrcsbyterJ. lhey
stated tn eilsc. M ~ at y a, Wa; !ecSyssary yof sG 10
accept the eAf .....
Tie Moderator then called upon the repre- |
scntutiyrs ol ihc Fuflcrtun Avenue Church e
respond, aila siuw c1tlsc why alr. Young shouiu
not ncecpt tho tnll scuAeEe1 him:
Mr.. ucurgc Ra1ltdn responded by presenting /
series Vi resolutions passed by tho Church the ]
uRy OEIUFe, 46 IOll0We:
WuEnrAs The congregation Of tho Central |
Presbyterian chuEeI, In huntsville. Ky, atc aboni to
prosecute before the Presortesy o. Ehtcaxo call
sywS i. WIZ snnot es sfany
lnve aud .tGyot!on to him and oHr belief thai as re-
o y w q :ny nteay % nf Inc
tlon. but oscn threaten Its unity and maintenance;
Htsoireti, That lhrco commissioners ae appont-
cd ~ tho said rrcshstrFy uf Chicago to Fcprerent
to thafbody the above facs. md our Earnest wises
TINT nt1fepnsath,l may 1nke place botween us anti
alcssrs. II. o. Lewis n1.1 Stephen Clark fur
ther rreseutud tic cause for Ills lwesc"t }astoE-
atc. fhtat declared ,llnt the cotlgrcgatIo', was
united IN bis supDoFt, n,A that It would he tsta-
astrous to tlie church to sever tho pastoral re-
lai!one.
II,tA1scv. ". Z. Young then spoke, expressing
hts cp!yic,tons Ut duty In tho Inuttcr. lie salu
that stscn he received tc first call frou, Louis
Vile he wna tncthed to ~. but that Npon !natuso
deibcratlon he laal concluded to refuse thu call.
Wien tic soeund cali ea!'c, itlc nsnttrr was rep
rcsyntcl to Inn III sucs light that l'r cousId.
cred It Ills duty TO accept. He further stated
t!tat ho bad M decided preferences. md would
abide In ctcertulncss with tho decision OF illc
arrive at ho was inclined to tho bullet, persun-
ally, thst It n.ight be hest to 60. LII cnuclueion
hu stated TINT he should leave it to tic decision
" rio Rcy, Drs. Trowartdec, Ial,c5, and
Mitchell spoke, expressing tl,es inability to de-
eide the question: lt.l.! Recommending that ihc
cut! tc placcd In The lmIlLs Of Mr. Young for de-
cison. Str. Barrett. Of the Loufsville Church,
! spukb 10 The sn,lle effect
Dy MI Utmost unanimous vote the call was
PLACED III the hauds Of tl'e Rev. ". G. Young
tor actfon BY him.
The Presbytcry then took recess oil two
hours.
At tic afternoon session, the l.ey. Mr.. Webb
wns given I'll opportunity to tcll q tl'e conul-
lion of Lincoln University, MI institution wncro
located near philadelphia, and Mr.. Webb sad
} 1t was langulhtilig IN accotlnt Ut not being
known: fey y years g ago sicTe , Msro :oo ,l; STU,
fur years. college anil three ysara' 'hsolos-
ical course Since tho War 600 Of tie graduates
: | ilad Eono South. a few WcEn in AfsIca, mud
nore Intended going there. Tllerp Wero ondow-
for about twelve students. The relnatnticr Ind
to be provided fur III sosnc other war,
nnl there vas danger lhat. the Pro.
ans "ra s Uysrsy Sea beet, resevg @
$1,000 year fEon tho statc, hut tl,it was gut
ntE Because the Institution was dcnonlnattt'na]-
Presbyterian. There wcrc fiity-tw0 students ten
they hc turned until About $4,000 WAS needed
= To .ucet curreut lclts ii carrtcd along ior two
years, l,o thought Tiers woul.l be no further nc
eesstty for arpcallng to tlln churches. especially
Il cun,mittee was appointed 70 consider the
: matter asnl confer with Mr. Webb.
ii Tie lscv. Mr. Worral!, from The Commit tics on
III W. h I,.f If ,hr minnrjsy tna H. Ke
.,.r'.s a; h ,,nnr cs,nt"s fnr ti,t. t,ast',r
uess h t o,, uv ~ @ ,.r ,as,r Il. s"icrtci n,
n, ~ s's" naIs,hie ~ H. ;rnrvp "sn ,nn,}e thr
9rtna 9on W. rspt,,,,,,s,,,o,ns: Tint nrsnrnur il
iSnt.1ist, 'a,,t r'nt"s hc rnntj,,,rd: thnt iii
,T1.nr. III ;'st oJ.I ~ snun ~ nrartfrahlc: thu
w. osi,a, " ou' nn,sr 10 ut ~ rarn
,m,itIr.'un ~ sS'H,,n,,nIon hnt ,hnt tlr tnn
:, nn,,.sa. ara,,'.a " ~ snrr, WIZ n NJ, In hnrnGy
hcaatu @ ~ anno,as"hn,i stoi,h1 onnnnr NJ n air
~ ~" ~, ss!S ut tat whilc classes II
I,utrh n,iTllt, i,n taught. tito Eurlsl lunuuMg.
I, I'll eioua arscass ar .t In ,o1 In Wr Kerr,ls lin
II Committee counse1ta that TrcsbytCry cttlic
control tho clsurci 9r lct u 70 u ny T. uuaei @
il he!ofa'ea' 'o""'u "t'sn ~ oss'"s" ~ ~ 'e''3
y i}hc H.v- Mr.. poat, 1ho former uastor, sott
{. prnsirnr, ,n,st itrr tute hnld nj the chilrrl