New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08

gospel They here bring In the opium trade TO
fight TO plumber They here with their traders TO
smugre. They have outraged every principle, almost OF
morality in way the other; and they to-day
threatening the autonomy OF the Empire" You
ceve of St. Paul, representative Of the prosecuted,
representative OF the oppressed conceive OF him
going TO the prosecutor with the gospel Of peace
conceive OF Titus Vespasian Pontius PLATE coming 10
the Jews with minister and spiritual gfsl And that
IS where stand to-day and why believe foreigner
should be drawn far back possible into background
in favor OF the native minister.
The Rev. Dr. Paulus Mort. colored missionary
from Liberia made interesting speech about the
spiritual needs Of the young Republic. lie said that
tho relations of the United States and Of Africa should
DO very close, and went on as follows:
The lessons of England and France are demoralizng:
they unman US first l an not an Anglo-Ssxon.
1 could not be one and don't to be u.auRh-
and APPLAUSE i love You with all my heart my
honest black heart here. love you but still L am no
Anglo-Saxon. In Liberia Americans living in
Africa am the citizen OF a daughter nation To-day
we factor in the family Of nations and as such we
ask the sympathy OF the United States Government We
think the United States Government would be the
most recreant on the face OF the earth to ignore
Would 1t not be well for the United
States Government to substitute line of
the Liberian COAST This OF commerce
will teach the Church doctrine far better than can teach
1t In ,be pulpit. Religion Is TO make better. Religion
practical life; therefore let 1t along with trade
Everything for Christ He was a carpenter. We want
about $4,000 to help with schools in Liberia
Our educated 1 want good, educated
wifs and others want them The mothers the
trainers Of any nation. The mothers be educated
(Applause)
VIVID oRAToRY FROM THE WEST.
The Rev. DIR. Talbot. Missionary Bishop of wyo-
ming and Idaho, the next speaker His was racy
as well interesting address. lie spoke I'm glowing
terms OF the prospects of the West, and dwet par
ticularly of the need of good there for Church
work. Probably by way of cnoolr agement TO young
churchmcn of adventurous spirit, yearning to do
perlous work, he exhibited and read printed notice
of meeting at which he had spoken. The closing
line Of the bill " Please leave your guns with
the usher" He protested against sending out five
the there S a rule of far moie culture
than the East gave them credit for. gentlemen and
scholars.
The Board Of Missions stands adjourned until Mon
day next Both the House of Bishops and the House
Of Deputies took appropriate action the death OF
The Rev. Thomas II. Van, Bishop of Kansas. who died
at Bryn Mawr, Penn, on sunday. The preSldng
Bishop appointed the Bishops of Rhode Island Texas
and Minnesota 10 represent tho House OF Bishops al
the funeral.
There Will be a missionary lecture IN tho
Church OF the Holy Communion. TWen-
ueth-st. and Sixth ave. tonight, by inc
Rev. j. B. NASSAU, a coOred missionary. The Rev;
Or. Dudley, Bishop OF Kentucky, will. preside ana
the Rev. Or. EccestOn, of the Church commission lOr
work among co'ored people, will also speak.
AT O'Clock on Thursday afternoon missionary
meeting will be hold In the Academy OF MUSIC, ana
addresses will be delivered by the Rev Dr. Courtney
Lord Bishop Of Nova Scotia; the Rev. Dr. Philips
brooks, Of Boston, Bishop Talbot, OF wyoming ana
Idaho, and Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller