The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-02
THE GcunEsIcAL COUNCIL now rn
Session.
The susieeis OF Diseu.alon Yestsrday-A
wide RanGe Of Topics considered-
Tne First Preaby tsriaa Church
IN America Proposai TO
Meet In Nome, As.

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pHuApR1PHtAl!i l!i oetober 1.-Rey. DR..
p,;mo n.o.;aaa go a. ,ao,,;n. .o..;o, !,
y "a rsSiiueu Y y oSel sts tns 'eSoson
oil the Pan:Presbytefian Council. Rev.
DR.. Blake laid before the Council q re.
port OF the Committee on modes OF help.
;,s Er,ono.n .h,I,chas Tba obsanco ~
Ns 1'OeAn snu'Nueo' uS e".e =.
an american %t'ii Soimmiuee, ne sala' NAM
pered the operations OF the European
Committee, and the appointment OF an
American Committee for council and CO.
operation was suggested, The object Of
this Committee is 10 make
PROVISION FOR EseLrsH.spRAKrso PEOPLE
I .7%T ON The cosrlyRsT,
a.la, ,,;si,o,. ., ra.;dan,. and - .;.o
.,e. '.o.s ,N ,A's1, 's''1s9' SAu " s''e
guidance ana alu 10 such continental
churches as need or ask 1t The report
was mainly devoted to describing scheme
revised by the committee for increasipe
the salaries OF w aldensisn pastors from
the present rate. which Ia ESQ aterling mar
anni1m. to fl00 A wear.
About $40 900 al the outside will be re.
ouired TO execute the scheme and Scotland
has proposed ID raise one.halt. Rev. Dr.
Long addressed the Council on the same
subject and aopea tnat America would
tSs @ IsrSsI ~ % ni the Aims % Rev "a 'Te pr MI McrU U
tosh, OF Belfast, appealed for thoughtful
and steadiast sympathy and substantial
aid from me unineumoered Presoyterien
enutcnes IN AmetlSa ana 1teat bfilian
toWafa lne suugsnne enuIcnes oI tne
oonunentai nelus. heV. aaolph Monou,
Oh Ahoes, oeilVefeu an aaafess on
THE STATE OF RELIGION IN FRANCE.
His account. OF the operations of the
p,oobvtac,;Sn cbn,,chaa ~ ,bs. co,,,,v
'sso' 'et'~ -, s sA'
was very encou'asing. hev; Al bas-
carer t5aeea' tne conui1lon oi reilgi9n 10
SWl'1eIianu,' ln Setnan. IN switzerland,
tne es speaker saiu, ~ na.ioha'lsm ~ anu open
uheeiei are Preva!lne 70 great extent,
and the puoic morals are on low plans,
80 mucn 90 tnat us proposed 70 feimpose
the aeath penalty. ans,
oia popuiauon o. Ply we @ mlliion eight nun
drea thousanuj 600 IVY are frotestants,
out tne EVangeiicai initniui Ohrisuans
are put as 2 handful. Tue report lnrnisn-
cd py kev. ferdinand Azar, Oh hlooork,
on the STATE ot a -f
'is''e RELIGION IN MoRAvIA
was read. This paper states tha. the Re-
formsd and Robsm;on cbr,cha. in Mor..
'eu "a" Doue.n'au snu,e".s :. "oia
efforts to spread tue Gospel, throughout
the operation OF the school laws, which,
though not theoretically opposed to Pro.
s,;a;o frss SSrrcb r.
and Invited the, Council to fix Rome as
the place for the meeting OF the Fourth
General Council oil Alliance, remarking,
that the Vatican, which would fully &C.
commodate the Council, having facilities
for 60,000 people, would be in the posses.
sion OF the Presbyteriaus. 7.
The session was brought TO close with
a general discussion OF the papers that
had been read at tho previous sessions on
home missions and evangelical work
Rev; Mr.. Smith, of Edinburgh, argued
that the daily newspaper press should be
mht;ssSs sIsa 'I 'p.s, .es,oS q .ts aSseu d;snssa
that exists Bbetweens evangelism and The
press, and suggested that the two could be
united II the churches would support the
papers pnoilshe9 py men Tho W VIII sAIatase ais
tnett ~ Gotuu,ns o WIN seISnIlss'an sII
ana II tle 'eaues III III euulTn I a moam a1,aS
cSnle aequatu'seu nln' aau io.m ',ienu
snips xl'n 'he leaue's e Vi s'ie seeu'af press s
AT he n .til
Athhsoos sssSlos'
the NEST slimly attended OF any meeting
vet held, Rev. DR.. Alexander Mitchell sub.
mi,ted the report Of the Committee ON
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Tue u, Dss'ue'e1a u fiesoy ,etian I's'o'f'
The committee states that the returns
received were incomplete and asked to be
reappolnted: The report alter discussion
was referred to the business committee.
Adeiegate produced copy OF tne wlll
OF John .Galbtaith to show that Rev.
Franeis MackenEie, had established free-
bytetian Church at Rehoth, somerset
county, Md, 10 1855, or at least anterior
to 1891, and therefore
THE PIRsr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ON THIS
y coSrIsEsr. ~
Rev. DR.. Breed read paper on the dit.
fusion OF Presbyterian literature. He
thought the deluge Of secular thought that
now floods the reading world should be
offset with such literature as the Presby-
terian Church command, and urged the
organization and operation OF an agency |
rS..k.ak a. al, "a tnN a,,ah be pat,