, 1880-01-16
THE UNITA1s1ANS.
CELEn1lAr1Nu THE nEst,sclrATtON or rstE THIRD
EijIfiiII.

THE UNITAR1ANS.
cELsnaAr1So THE nEsusc1rATtoN or TILE THIRD
CHURCH..
A meeting ofChtong0 Unltarlans was held last
evening in tho botly nf tho rhlrl Unitarian
Church, on tho cnrl,er Of 1,atiiu md Monroe
STREETS. for tho purpose 1T co1n1nemor'tinY by
plcaaaItt interchange ul sentiment tho rcsuRct-
taton If the Thrill Church, which. utter being
c1ose for several ycars, Ia IN bo rcopened ,,nacr
tho direction of tho ltcv. E. II. Calvin, formerly
Of Walla- Waiin, Orcgun.
4 very fnir attendance wns rrrsc4,t, tho chatr
being occuplci i,y Mr.. n. L.. Surrey. who said
cHi,srsE'.,an d tllo ,rh!rl Dnltarin,' Church
work. N,ti on i hnsIs which seemed 10 lc1vo
nn .l".tns 4, ". Y their future ptosperty spsakng
It WIS slceesl II ur,cr to supply the mIsslug lux
Y! tho chnin Of ttnltnrInn Churches In ihfs city,
unltNriMnlsm did mt nd nnntlinr to the many
denominations. II WIS movement without IL
creed, Int with platform, us flee md br1n'i ~
TINT nt tho notwithstanding on which MI ca,ill
!ish was @ In iavor Of S tSo aynres'ncSs "f 'nar-
,, The T. 1.ey Mr; ARer. bciae intma,se'i " tho
s .iss,, S 3 ' !hss / WIS ss"s S @ tS"k !" t eesaia
tnHethcr Of unlts.rans from tho different soce-
tirs M "f to f'1ty .,,a sys,i fE, d'st"nt points,
The sleaker iii.a'ssl 10 The pt,nttahed works Of
tMho M = Ircv!yal'st, Mno;ly, ,ncMtIo1!nE inrticnnrly
I'LL s psscs tSrs g. t c ~ fs hSS
ThG faith which M.otly referred t., s.lasmatlc
s:t @ h:rsa % With liz ! fs,1 'ri i!'asei @ raests,l
iM thc ncttous 0f men, which WIS the very esscncr
si,o 'rsnsr 1s Ue ',sc t1 + W aht St nC,,e ~
Do all the F.'od wh!el, ny II ,thcir Ptwcr no
ff,Iars fIts II WIN ta9 S.o @ nn,I oFtaoa ~,
stavtnF q tue ssls Of men, 1.,t aso tho hestcr-
INK ~ tMeii Wmeh s III tM!s "nIi.. . ,. ,-
mi r",nirs MA nt1stcd s1 ~ ~. vc ~ 1,, M"ss
secI VI Prnpie. tntnnHelAm Was i aelhsn
~ ana pn!st1cat system "f M'wef which @ Rshsyht
for Kg!ttianee: lIc eited the *.rang power Of th9
n;;s w't s { ~ s; St!s M.s 9
Utterly '!!se;,t,nccted an'' sssnscnt With every
leT,ra 'as ~ r's s.o Henony . ~ nst s,sti,,,.
sadjy to lS G;h,;stlanIzei @ ycls, bsss.i ;p2n my:
.at y. t ., eo6 LILY nGpeG ., HPnh
tMrIs.,, ,f"rr,I ,tn;,T, ,,"t ,vpa fro,,, tfoy ~
I",, ,,n,fst',c "p''1 "i''' "'7 A'''' aaS ~
THE REV. MIL GORDON,
eessty On tho a ias se Saese L Ws it, it,
crn', mt t;rt1odux: tccnuso It w.s tho reltstou
ot tlo ErS,y .p nun ana woman, tnr whom tho
| or tho unexplnrcd-gnyo 10 sntlsrnciIon. Tho
strong arll cultivated min. cnrel for snlno.hing
more fnflHI{H. Rfu UHHfiRfffHt supplied tt. lt
/ tN,,ght nrn tint whcn they lll to ellDosc bc.
tween morality with rellHfuf, nnl rClIgtfn With
| nut morality they ought 10 select tho former.
Tho representation 81 Christ which was, nftcr
dining xuoG, n,ll Dol ,yas best rcprescnted US a
being of Justice, wisdom, md mercy.
Tho ltcv. Mr.. Calvin Haro MI interesting nc
count Of his lffu III tho Stutc 1T Oregon ,ii.. Of
tho uuny ha.7lRtips connected with his work
| there. lIu nlso inlrrntetl tho circumstances
| which led to his coming To the Thirtl ChitrIh
stNtiiH TINT tho Itev Ar Joncs, Secrcfnry II tbo
| WcstGr1, Unftnrlun Unlon, f.ld strongly advised
| him to come tn Chicago, Rl1j had given hin
strung nil,l cordial support sltice he lt decided
| ul,uu 70 doing, His strp ttH,, nn,i rccrtyyI lilo
unqualified iiidnr8atton nf tllc Roy. Dr, Elliott
TIE tiH 81 IT, ., inc er as asbt tnna G. s "
| stGps to vino out tic {1,c1lubrnIlce,
Tho Kev. nrt,ult, 1Ierforl slll that when nbort
thrre Weeks nKn tue kpy; Mr. Gaiyl1, hntl visited
~ sot ~ r r,i " n .n n G N.Y. NY coio ~