The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-04-01
THE TROUBLE ~ sWIyzEB, IN,
The ola CaiSiwistic Feeling An,nuM,.,.
weslcyanisu aud the Salvation A,.. "

IT.. ana C.,.s.,..,. r..,,
W.s,eyan,s~ mud ~, sn,x,,,... 70
nv,,v. M..,,, ,o AZ.
~ :" Wv ''i'"t BOAST "
no ,' . VIZ, nav 'nhrn p'''' nor" within
'no '"'' w" w'"Ne' Know u good many pco.
pie VINO lot having SUFFERED IN silence nav.
| not beeu tho loss deoply grisycJ n, th, r,a,,u
,y,,oh 90, ,,,,,is,,,,n, -. ~, ~ VIZ way IN
""'." "u' ',,", "''' ""'o o'i'h''d with 70.
gard to tho salvation Army. do not speak q,
"a A., 'hry 40
now ous vi 'ho uu"s'.''D "nl'h u m'ioy ono
OF the most precious OF libnr'ns-thnt Of con.
,.'' w. s' "'"s' say mat tho
mectinss convened mere by The Salyttiprists
were free from such occcntr,ol,irs IA b,,,
someti,nes accounted e., ,,,I ol., "No
A.. 1870, ' ''' "''" utmost justified
places Wa havc hoa no ',,r,"" vnrm !" other
! alone n,r ~. o,,. ,n,, -, .,t '''"''''hs
a. "'ns vu' s','S' anu M music or drumming
to draw the attention of passcrs NV w..
evnpp,ils,s bav, ,,,,tonI.,1 ,, ,' i"o
with meetings hold IN hall which
they had hired for the purpose Nm,
they have been guilty OF kncclin.s there during
prayers and of standing while they were sing.
ing scandalous behavior in tho cvcs Of our ,I
iresoy,erlhhs' Ihey nave even gone 50 far as
to hold after meetings inviting sinners 10
come forward. TO confess their guilt and OK.
press 'heir repentance Any ono acquainted
W'. ''" ,l anu american reviy"ls would not
a"''" ''.so n'a"ilos'h','hs Outrageous b"t
our countrymen arc not great travellers and
they do not care tn know any form OF pro,.s
tantism cxc,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,ah ,a ,',
'ta,,.,, ~ 80, '','' "n''" mas o''oi hahn'd
nn 10Y u thsm by their frre'athers. With tho
ssci-cnnilirncr. or sc'f-c"nccit. often resulting
III" nr gho n", IN hny snhnct they Lnv" from
ton Army WAS altogether d now thing, or.
,,"tner. u menlcy 81 inhtasticnl exercises which
y, was meet 10 denver up to tho secular power
We nave mus seen the nj thp
s"il'"n ,i . anu fnr principal speakcr;- Mss
tba aI r,s em suddenly turned out OF
a., W what crin,s nro they gui,ty? Whit lave
the S;.ivationists done 70 "nend against eithcr
understand tho severity dsoayeI G s nd al ihc =.
,nircumStnhens. u must ~ remembered that va
Eainpi Va have " driven N" away s~" Mon. Ir
Mv!i,,lod atu ,he n,holic corporations; and
our people think now, as a matter Of course.
| that II any one coming In our way is not
genial. We can get rid OF him IN like mai.n"r.
M0 nm srr.t o, sec ,, prevails
few. Where there is a great diversity Of "rn,
ions peorle learn to- respect the creed of others.
whatever IL may be. Now. the PRESBYTERIAN
iofn OF churIh government y almost cScu-
Slvoiy adhered to ut Geneva Anything dlilrr.
Ing from this type seems hcrrsy.
verdict Of EXPULSION. but 1t was upheld and
confirmed week ago, on what grounds you
army obeying her orders. Her suboidinaies
having boon the cause oil the disturbance, she
~ cihSiu"l"u rs f'Sj.ohslble Tor their conduct,
AMI away with the Marshal without any moro
ado! This summary wny Of settling things,
however Nigh, meet with nro"-ta,iuns on tho
pnrt OF the English Governments. There is an
agreement existing between England and
switzerland relating to any settlement and nm
dcrtaking in either country. The agreement
seems to have been ov.rook"d. and iisrc-
.nrisn BON III !etttr and In spirit. A1iplom tito
suit ha already commenced Mr. Albums Am
bn.s,!d2r to the Queen. having .Nposiuat"i to
our Federal Council. What will come Of II wo
shall soc by and by.
The salvation Army has made hero. during
| their snort stay. about 200 disciples. who meet
| together privately. But. to hay" public meet
inEs and worship with the banishcd English
| officers they are Obliged to resort to France
| wh"ro "a. liberty th"y here SEX in vain is
granted them. They have already held mrct-