New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
ARCHDEA CON FARRAR on ETERNAL PUNISHMENT

From The London Globe.
Congress at Manchester sestediy af1eToSn. the a..
tengsnco was far more than the room could aeon
fell, who prefaced the Introduction OF the subject
OF Eschatology" By an appes for observance Of ~
ng from the audience should be generally restrained.
Canon LuckocS III, reader Of tie nrst paper, spok,
of future punishment in connection with h;aihen and
vita those In CHRISTIAN lands who were practically
brouqht up under heather surrounding lie he'll
thai before sentence was passed, the conditions should
Archleacon Farrar who followed, said the view OF
future ITO which not long ago was common. was that
thc vass majority Of mankind. Christian well
beah.n dyirG in unrspentant sin. passed after this
punt! hmcn for misdongs of their brief earthly das,
thcy Hslc tortured IN inconcevahc aSony In mMc-
Wa he orthodox view, and any who rcpad atel
T., or who even swerved materially from g. wa, d.
h lepudated with all the force of his conviction.
70 s dh he Ia, seemed snsn to BE % h, to The view
OF tls fuIl message Of salvaton to be fundamentally
well as mercy, and abhor,cnt to the natural reason
AMI conscience cons of manhnd rmor hal necn
minister sermons he had changed his mind. lie had
not changed his mind in single particular, bur he
hou ands Of honest and sincere and holy Christians
hal changed their minds on this Tremendous subject
exposed hfn TO immense obloIuy. Now tho OH
doctrre IN al! It's nlLed horr9r and with al T., "a
galvanic semhiancc OF lie. It had been softcuei
down IN svery psD dirctGn Th~ r y t. his
n'
and found. WITH the deepest thankfuness. that on
ever Question b, d.emed to b. y,ta Dr. Pase: vas
Pusey admitted the {. was no rar: OF the Catholic
faith to believe cih cr that. In Tho first place. tho
the vast majo ~ Of mqillird wc!,, doomed to them:
or, thirdly. that ~ msi assume them - be the lot
form of rctrbution byond tho grave necessarily
endless The b29 scsu' II favor OF two prS
whose case to seemed hopeless, and. secondly.
that there might be ?erne1cnt punishment In liades
deacon Farar proceeded 70 state thr authorities sup
porting his views. 70 him t,Nt. " Col Il love-
Tes ScTee e S enes @ %6
alone he had epudIaod lie relied In Gods justice
Church the prayer which aereal-d 10 him and moved
him most was the PRAYER that COL might haze mercy
a hopeless or Impossible petition. petition
inconsistent with Co.'s Just G, o. beyond The p2wcr
OF that mercy which are told niumphs over Justice
''D Another paper b. the Re- 81 George W Cox wa:
eternal punishment. and be: u,e Archdeacon iarrar,
more v'e rise to tho faith OF these grea. Christian
thinkers and teachers. the les We shall care for da-
angels pmaishaIng maat!ad 10 the great assizc.
This paper leagrh slowed that the dramatic
christian era, furnished the apostolic writer's with
the materials for their eschatology His opinions N
sounds OF disapprobation. Their, was Kissing a.
reference the tyreur. OF sacred book, and at tho
sopons Oh the New testament The author
doubted whether Of the dIseonrscs IN the GSspe
however 10 prevent any demonstration either for %
against. urging the solemn nature OF the subject as
or two SPEAKERS n an overflow meeting I'm the Ere,
Trade Hall objected. but the majority appeard 10 %
though they resented the scopticsm Of Sir George
Cox At the Town Hail. while the audience heartily
IN tbe debate soemnir protested against any inter
ference with time-honorcd views
TIE PoPEs NEPHEW WEBS JEwEss.
From The London star
e jewish sySssss%s turn. ,ro. out At, 70
nance, and are told By The Israetschc Cemcinds
Zehmg" II appear that some years ago, Herr >,
hS re- co nS% asd for his abc Avns
In peraga, Italy he made the acanaln'anee Of
ment sprang up between rho i',harcd Iedcsco and
the darkcycd siSnorina peccL In due ecnr,. Herr
long ere the pair appeared before the brides nnc,c'
Garnsl Pecc ~CSsr Of the S0ese Of fx Saina
necessary for the ccclcsastc 10 baptize him. and
ms being done The ceremony 81 maaIlass was gone
couple embarked for South America. whence they
Quite u" recently howeycr Madame $ sSceumbed to
severe Illness, and the bcreaVed wldowor by mas
in south america. where PAST associations were ever
before him, left the land OF his adoption and bcdok
The Cardinal had now become Leo Kill, chief Of
the Roman Church, and resided al tho Vatican;
lost sight Of his nephew, on whom he bestowed .
royal welcome, not forgetting the Papa benediciion.
remain thy uncle, my son may heavens blessing
lead thee back thy native honc.' And. after
many years absence. Herr = returned 10 Vienna .
millionaire and consul for the land Of HIS voluntary
exile However the novelists put II, time heals
many wounds aud month or two was long enough
for another woman to ird place In the heart IT
tho exile Herr stricken, and fell In love with
the synagogue bcadlo's lovely daughter But there
an obstacle The fair would not give up
her religion and be baptized into the Church OF Leo,
there was nothing left but for tho stronger vessel
Va
turned to the faith OF his ancestors, with the result
anticipated.
A PATHETIC APPEAL.
From The Chicago Tribune;