Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-18
EyANGELIS'TS
,scuss PRACTICAL AND RE
uelous QUESTIONS.
,o,oupcnt. trading. Future Lille. Fro
,,non sermons by y. G. Pearson,
pp and rev. II. W. siaiiord.
LouiM Il. Preachers and
Isliorters-Reviyai.

Tbis Our 'hltd report, cOhciuucs from
,gr III. y rurlay, The third question: !:
~ there or ls there not, plurality OF
o,i,,, n e.lls IN the ministry2"
pty Daniel Green called on DR.. Pear
,op. He liked variety, but not In abstract
sus.tlan, oi honor. Abstractly all
p'mbns arc IN horor with and love one
,noiber. Just In proportion as we
r,le sni worship distinctions IN the
pIpIstfy SIC destroy this universal love.
80 am ouly at war with such things
SOW s,flfe by distinctions. l h0por the
ip,felie aul Il Z recognition Of usefulness
n Chrsrs wok. lie quoted tho
nmark that God had made Rev. Wm.
". Tsylof bishop Of i've nations that
N might make him blGhop OF Aificn."
There is no such thing "a caste
IA thc min Stets OF Christ He
hleyed 10 one order In real practical
,asei. IIc did not antagonize the exist
lrR condition Of eoelesiastics; but spoke
with reference TO tho divine calling aud
hswenly rlwsid.
90 the fourth question:; "Is not the
p,hodi.t Church signally Ut fault In not
puydhr Tor her own members, by CIV
hg them preference in employment,
tt.'
Ry JAhex Hodsou said; We must
haze uer to Iay who uRderstsnd them.
Wives. Rev. A. Thatcher said; For 80
ulr, lie had not asked tho religion OF
% applicant for employment. He
thought this the general ex pc rience of all
tu,lne,s employers Ia Industries.
Rtv i, Goll relieved Ia employing
CAnstIin mcn, but more especially moral
zen. lie had employed many.
Rev J Cam believed In carrying ont
its discipline but thong ht II did not re-
qute paying higher price In trading.
Rev, H. W. auliord; The world loves
ih own. Let us be consistent. Let
" love one another in the church aud In
ihs world.
The GU, was au essay and was omit
ti
Shlh What are the bound, OF a
nialou riI0g.t or station" Referred TO
briefly y l;cy. D. $. Clark, Hanna. Van
bnfkalJw aul Sanderson,
Seventh; as not the pulpit of to-day
leng rs power by failure 10 preach the
i,frof, q tie W. Rev. DR.. J. II.
blmms believed in free pswa as one es.
Ihnh To .Ac lighFst pulpit power. y
The pulpit cauLO, lose It's power while
hul 70 be gospel The DR.. gave an able
upQsiinu ui pulpit lower through fcrip-
trhl holiness.
Rcy, {. e. Ca.c, of Frederick, said
Iaufs yea dug was reasoning ont OF
The 'erI lures ier.uadinz men sud de-
tafus Che whole counsel OF Col. lie
tmi iaa,hd peAuaAion and the power Of
he Holy spuL lie thought love the
supreme power TO touch the human
hsafL lhe lovn is accomplishing
Ge'e gool Nan Ihe failure Of preaching
wy 'e'roft ol TIE law Is losing.
htN w. n, Foster aid II was because
nmc terms OF ihe law that Paul per.
s~def men Ia le saved from them.
b,,,,,..n ne ',H Men the terrors oil tue law
'EIu'e We 'yfe helr soulf.
,, nrl q - low wts for using the
i"l 'De p'ft. aiding and The love. TDe
~, 'Vl' Ntl ks bo had not found II
ia'W@'H 70 preach the terrors, but he
.l.'el m doing 1t most emphatically at
Rev J. b. Roberts believed In both
id's OF he question. lie was not
fsiy le accept that the pulpit had
MIpcd pFraching the terrors Of the law
uhifuy less power than az any time
lnTouS The Saviour gave the
Inhsl commandment: "Loye the
Mi thy God, with all thy heart and
/ ~ helgh or as thyseli."
netcb man In hell being in torment
sthi AeAyenly messenger sent on
tHA esifclaly to teach the terrorsof the
Hrj D. G. Hanna did not think the
Iupt vas falling In the matter OF
rA1lli he terms OF the law. lie had
~ iyl he terrorB of the law. lie
NNl The persuasive aide.
Oaf,r' u the ensuing year elected
tt l'egs. Daniel Green, President;
suh Hutton Vice Presidents: j. X. Dbl,
.eoe'llN and Treasurer, and for Cuta
%h eys. Thomas Numburs, J. II.
saas VI. D., and j. II. Dill with whom
ss The place of the next meeting.
asulogIntl to 7.30 p. m, by singing the
sSioO, .,H, J and receiving the tenedletion
Nhey. charles Moore.
sNTrRpAY, 7.30 p. N.
o.n, i,o oieulng prayer was by Rev. d
4. n,., a. To 1ho deceased members
h ~ 1,l,, ls', y. .hr' Kew X, Colt was appoin'e
btgss, - hext meeting resolutions o.
lb,ra ~ ny oil Dover ard Rev. Daniei
,n TSa ". a'' h'ether Film Of Newport.
b, ',,. -'.i " luestion; docs the soul en-.
sn't rD w. iuil and final reward imme.
h., r 1'.r dealbFp was discussed by
adj '.,,oo, Hanna, Freytr, Collie
Al q, 'r',. w.. 'ns permitted tie discussion
= s,S ony oHe ol The two remaining ques.
Tl, ,fI I' nth on prohibition was epIrit-
NJ - '"ola6ly discussed by Revs.
ar,. '' H. rs VINO VINO belived Il mighty tor
hg rl,,.oI, a. "tt'n who believed In watch
ICan h "s sna hghtlng. >. Cam,
te,a h. H. i4ftman, who said unless we are
rSgl.. liail We cannot be politically
-" - 'oilie, J. h. Roberts, ct. al.
lNpAY, ,B3OA.M.
! cTacV9yer service was lad h, Pa, ,
g. W Faies, " Wherein M ons so% ,ose .d, ,east Gy
hns tcomuries were eiu eiusn sonis soui's'if-