New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

,la renort which his COtuulietNS
In the report the following occurreu c,u..
III ~, a"o 81 n vfdssprosd prejudice IN inc Chuen
inst the multiplying OF small ana ieco' 80. hord
Lea NJ done excellent service In preventing me
,r,trS Of institutions where they arc n1t Eo~y
piaiHHs hSt are sought only from loca! ambllloh OF
needeo, ou1 i've natives But should be remem-
RON ~, the cataiOgu Of theological semnaries
SHOW isr mari OF the recruits for tho ranks Of tho
tnistry The new college hnds men whom the olasr
csrs would never reac6. As the population moves
romdIy westward the Church. The college mus foloW'
or shall be lct far behind Ins Gs"nco Of ma
tlons'--Wo may apply TO our work ,.,,c, 30 the
Christian education Is the cheap dgiehvS % , ,e
Church especially in the frontier regions Waeto , Lae
the older and larger colleges should 90 SUI ~ tn.tI
Strengthened and improved. Hut rs all thsse lhst "
tutIos have large and Increasing consiitnenco, IN IN
their own alumni. It seems but iar ane "9' their
they should Ss CGne can besioS and PresDy
terrain Alumni when giving beyond the COLLEGES cso IT,
ynnnr institutions OF our Church which Cannot W uos
years TO como look TO their alumni iUt nSp ,rrnto
w W nsrjoaar usuSDs should inquire the monSX
givon can go through this boara, enua 49, r,sr In
not not on give TS Of temors men who be
trusted IN the formation and settieneht OF
and our men OF wealth outside Of thosH
mainly through this hoard oE thSss young tr HIN
Tse CSurrb is to he congratulated that the work
=, me Youngest Of our boards has been done thus
far with S sSh rcporS aud we are most fortunate
!" having az tho secretary one who unltes so mmcS
r cnn,ssryasism with 80 much enthusiasm SO mucn
Sm,tr ,Tt% en- much devotion, aud we do most
heartily commend him and his WORK 70 lne to"'TTv"
tbn hone was expressed that 100000 would be
given MS board 9 nc,,S year TS of our church
npon the work OF now century Il *2ooOOS SHOTS
be- entrusted with this board for tho STRENGTHENING
o, sirstcSn points for such new institutions
as this gaehomSTn cog sT sS13 Of rou R@p"'of' hs
,opr new states just received into the Union three
have Christian college 9gsSS ~ ' academies
sccmre4 by the same means. Other new states So
coming surely each one II mus c,n arS rather than
OF strength TO our Union.
TILE RECOMMENDATIONS ADOPTED
The Standing Committee male the following
recommendations, which were adopted after Dr
Hastings and DR.. Gansc, the secretary OF the
Board, had spoken: 81,
/ THAT no Institution bo takon under the caro- OF
,his BsaI unless the Bible be- systemaIicstly uaT
as n teytlook in tho curriculum. ana thh inc lhsu.
tutous be required show in detail IN tho,r sPFlhs
~ Ths rcauIsltlon and that the Board DO IhHtru,H
10 Withhold a. us discretion, the annual spp,op@oo
I'm ali cases IN which the spirit OF th's F9S''''"
II That a. This Is thr youngest ana tho IoaSs
hn1wn oi our boards special cfoiis should " uis
by tho prcsbycr.es and by the pastors 10 ror"' u'
! usor,n concerning thk work ,,. p, o,,r
iII That a from nearly all the Other boaiH o, W"
rbHI~i and irln IN special cOmmitc" on inc bua-i
~ Education which has just rrpnrtch 10 HIa
! hly there Tho common 'ie i"I ,SS,,n en- thIs
10 whole ch rrch should turn IFS attention 70 'wio
| agency which rsteI~ those inshtHtohs " Hnni ot
must mainly look for an incTa'e III '"o '''T'
Tna tho hoard be ADVISED n give sonunm"l
,.rrr,,c, fu me establishment OF Presbyterian SoI,
rmcs midway between the common H,n" S 10 Schools
c,,Ic-c iua-much experience show ma ~ - ,bs
~ his iud reusahlc grade he Ft 10 w m, oply nm.
G,o,n ,brv arc In dangrr Of being nnl uuIS ,in
ccT.Ir.,ilc ~ our cause hut positively 40
v That tho Assembly earnestly IHhI tna' ~, ~
LOYALTY H. oar denomination every church wtnn w..
| iounis should MAKO some ooni7oh"oh T" "'
| ury OF this Hoard. ....,,. ,r,ose terms Of
! o,cs eynicr with M, meeting q tho As"Wny' w
! 70 elected members OF this inari - y N,
yinlSters-The Rev Hrrrick Johnson, j. u, ~ MN, NV
! nov 6 Mcpherson, u. b the Rev. John " I'm m
men Charles NJ. Chenl"y, ~" Hon; h9"r III 80
mnrt ,ha lion Rober II. Nc; l"iiAn' ". H. swirl 81
Dr Gansc who hos shown cmin"nt bth'sH ior
| Tho york 10 which he was hp"lulC'E ,Sp"N,T
earnestly and eloqucitly IN Urhau o. w GS,'rcb
! f., snonkIng Of the recognition wmch he Nhu'oi
inkc, of fho~r who are educating Young men IN
/ |r;.,S,r institutions nr GanSc turned w me
Nodrrnfnr who is also Ill" president OF lac torhl
/ Iriycrsity and said Thu Ncw.lork lHbnhg III
| Commenting upon thr clcvauGn-thhis nhs
| vord-of Or. Roberts 10 hc M""t"I"s v. -
/ Assembly .aid that there was an attempt IN th'1
! g. rcccvuIrr lis rDsiiion ~ u pi'HiucTt OF u
/ tV,.,c., university do not know VINO toFi
Tho rcnortrr this but declare Z" you t'"b WV
.nTrc thought hid visited my mimi - =,
prcsidCn, Ilcndv, Of Emporia COLLEGE, sala ma
FIVE years ago that INSTITUTION WIS so"'. -
rrycntcrn stu leu's: to-day there are - HuHen'>
oud Of ihcrc ,cyCut"cn ar" studying Tor me MI"
I,rr Fi,r wears ago there WAS one Theological
student under the care OF tho pfcs'vt"rN ~ "hl'"
,br collie - IS settled now ihcre IRE Twelve, FN
dents under - care. Ihtd%" Ilhir"l' III
noaicai college in bis State, OF which he Is