, 1879-01-23
We have dealt with the Indians too long 80 m
alien for bis good or the honor Of the Govsrts4
mrnt. 8. B. CAhQfH.



TO The Edtor af 1As Tribune. :,
BounBoS, Ind, Jan. 2l.-1n Tua TRIBUNE OF
The 18th inst. 1nd letter headed "Deecher
Rclnked," which to me ecerns to br very un-
ehtfstiAnlkc febuke a. coming from an English
clergyman. It IL said distance 1enda enchhnt-
ment To the view. Said Clergyman can ind the
same teaching ncarer home. coming from per-
haps as noted divine ~ Beschef,-"No Adams
no Eve, no Flood"
In the last Ptttsbury Christ;dn Ad,ocah Meth
odist Eplscopal), Of Jan. 10, 1879, find Lon
don letter by o. B. Buper, from which tska
the following extract:
Before leaving LeIpsic vas adTised by Boston
to BoomaSuly cnaps to hesr ths "sso ss. staora
brooke, Chaplain IN Ordinary To the Queen, stc..
and known On both sidc. Of the Atlantic writer
fore. that eouft hear him On mr. hrst Sunday In
London. At The propst I'm. repaired 70, The
din.ry t'ave,.as eostume was eiviiIy treated, and
old.fs.honsd eounry eenrehss havs ees,, t9
siderei, could hardly ba surpassed: Tho pseaebsr
~ o 'ssns "sss ' =, S Hsss
foFn. lls took for h.s te.t. .'0od made nan in
II. own Image. !, snd bee.n h: ser@on VIVA ~
= Gsne.i. ~. poetry we and not IL p!oss: 1ss
taken conta,nsd scarcely sentence which conld b.
accepted a. literal TACT: and that the sooner
af a. es rosa ID
becomlnx too wi.e to believe In literal .nserpresa.
ton Of Tie n.st ci,apess Of the pbe. and to ~ 70
thu teachings Of science. L. % tsrn them against
the whole 1ook. anJ thu aefett the cnds arrlvsd
sn S e tam hos fssa ns' h
Was lhs aarne thing to him whether lie created msn
endowed With al hts facattcs, OF whether H. en-.
Developing into mAn. Man to-day differs from
God RI degree rather Than n Kind and has in turn
nore tia, eternal thsn ths % satsrsi % anlrsrse. He
further said that tho curse Of thiA age. ~ we'll a.
tho ars Of Christ was pr'e.tcrstt: that IT, Tho
10 DECIDE dramatically w,at olher shall beero
tne.s pss.ehrT, wso ignore tae is.ehiaa. q d
scisnse shongh his remarks Sess .,ways aenifsd
t'ons Language IN which the preacher colhed them,
and hss etrns%t aud Impressive manner. can only
! the most pronounced Eadtcalism over heard pro-
claimed from proiessedly otthutox pulpit.
The abovc Ia serbattm extract. The Rev. O.
Fl. Nankisetl can now turn his lamentations
nearer homo, for truly Tic doctrine Of Chrlsttan
Liberty Is spreading, AMI 'ln true Horshipes 10
longer turns his thoughts to this mountain OF
Jcrusa!cln: and tue taboo, wl,ieh since # was
taken from the mountain sud the cityo Je1uss~
icy. is now being swept a1hy by the spirit Of
truth {as'cnsc), and wc can begin 70 70
allzo what Christ meant when lie said, II
will send you the comforter, tic spirit of truth
| whtch will lead you tnto aiI truth" lie saYs
| nothing about this Gospel which Ia to DC writ
ten, etc, but the sp'rtt of trath, and am glad
Though only layman) that as the. truth be-
cunes Irresistible That our leading theotogtana
are willing to sccept 1t, and 4,e great prophecy
of Christ TINT the stone Il nm the truth md tio
way) which waa rejected u becoming Tic head
of The corner. Tbs trutts OF Christ arc to savo
the world; whom the truth makcth free ID free
indeed; md the time Is coming tllnt blood a1,d
body sacrifice nnd other imaginary symbols will
give way to truth aud spiritual worship. A. \
proptc we arc worry suporstitlous aud untruth-
ful. We teach It to ulr children. How fnT
lcven Chststlan famiiics) TINT do not Annually,
on thr very day wn celebrate at The day tho
rrcnt Teacher of Truth was born, I'LL tie minds
Of every child that has not outgrown it with tho
| father of ali untrulh, Santa Claus. although
! supposed 10 he an innocent deception. IL Il
strange that uyen great preachers arc unwilling
| to let 60 the fiction Ut ancient superstition when
1t Is planted 80 firmly !u them In childhood and
youths u. +. RosaAs1aRr.