New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
with regard TO the bringing together Of the various
sentinns OF the chnrnh and sail 10 part:


sections OF the church. and said in part
Perhaps No Of the West have way OF thinht ao
that Newly Is not very hosplta.Whc r,S stcr
our present visit Every one will remember ms
cordial welcome by tho brethren OF ne neu0Ppo oSr
together. We sometimes accused OF rclaNIhs .io
igor OF the faith out VEST and II Is thoIgh S' Inn
such Is not the case, tho falih is as Nita Win 10 1be
with you and We stand by Cay9 as oI SI tEsr ever
before. We don't anything anywhere 10 InaT S
4 school an old school, Out al aro Eo'Nn n9
Cod
DR. Roberts then told of his travels among
the people OF the far West, and to AlasKAI aua
smoke with great warmth OF the good WORK DelhI
done everywhere by the various evahSeilchl
denominations whom lac regarded as co-wo[kcrs
Assembly, he thanked the chairman Tor the
cordial reception extended by their brethren OF
New York. and in closing s'id that thc ms BS
Of denomination. once so dark, are being rapidly
wpcd out in the West, and, only the wmte OF
Chrsts glory is seen.
A WARM GREETING FOR GOVERNOR BEAVER
When Governor Beaver WIS introduced, ana
rose 20 speak, he WIS greeted by the orchestra
with the opening bars Of Hail TO the Chict'
He said
Aor all tho Centennial festivities through which We
have Just passed n" Centennial Parslc' Uai' ~ =!
Lanau'tS and Centennial pcssimSm thppauSel u "
mot for be herr 10 such al @'sehIDSsc ~ rs,
which Represents III great Pfc,b! terrain LhGt.h ua'
hh p%,,I ~ a. sc,onJ A. we fsco the iaurc with all
ia prsSlbillics We must roc JgnEp uat w. aao Us u.s.
Shmcs which has boom perfected ny tho fathers,
.pd como 20 our hand, In :ood working order. IL Is
nov for US 10 sSr lr If our history We may 10
p, envcoI nc whole world T ,hn, the nn moi
undcrysluc IT We have them a, the: arg gadfrs @
We must now leave thcm as they ar" anu y" m r ,R
%am, .tc h,s awavs stood bulwark Of strength
Tor christ. and the friend Of pcsee and liberty.
The Row. DR. John K Paxton told a wnr story
TO illustrate hoy an ora soa1Sr trir ,io,pdeJ
but always came cut all right IN the emu. lie
and C;oycrnor Iaavrr ne said, Ind been boys
together. and were also IN batt!e "Eeth'F uu''"|
the war. .,.,
FREEDOM OFFERED Ivy COLONEL suEPARp.
Colonel Elliott F Shepard welcomed the As
Scmbiy in brief and happy speech, III which lie
said:
NJ, prcsdon, ard Mr. Moderator: Tho PRESBYTERIAN
...rniy ard his wlIc In this Metropolis Of tho COZ.
,h,cni whatever ui Hospitality T. sNie'ded zoos nov
n% GU, ~ rn,pirai!ohS Of citizens who rejoice 70
Sor1r the General Assembly. Al Ne%,r or. ,L@
y r,ds IS ga hav, d us quccny cty
Not couiont that yon Should have on ta' nirr ,S
.t,rv 81 rrcs all no elevated f2ituAiS, al lnc
NH h"re in@S in te sir otHrrw" 'allcd electric
Vlr~, AID cvcl7 thing els" which YOU VS." ~ "
pT"1H on ON ~ c "p,ls2irs 81 ii. HaGson; ne eus
a, r., Spurd witch used 70 he caied lieI va. .
utpch has hal the bad kn excl out VI II by &c
oIoratI ls Of United States "uginr'!s AZ" - Nj
1nvtf 10 T., called Beautiful cate; nc As"d Mln'
listers Home at Icrth hUboy, n, me SPOT En.n -
yours by right Of cNpc' iah'l 'Lr n"gItH a. a;
Island; the ocean, ouls'Ic o. SInp, ~" inv with
I'd Ncptunc and the New YORK and irHoklyn Bridge.
Isn't ve have prn'h'nI LOT "G i'r" 7" rcIn1S
tl each one 81 yDu will not take IL GOWN anu PN'"
n of IN your por'mantrsuS IA, -,
This elty, ns you aware, II suppIleu WIN """
thought from the watershed ~ IN" iruinn hNcr am
W,,nd lew buckc's NOR II the rimor 10 tn" tina
some Of our dcnv"us havr ncyor tasted u nor hoN hr
luxury OF Gshins In IT, nEEuy arIs% a. ss,on1s
No s1k ng ievers beauty n or p'rks aUh rn,nn
the moral effects ~ the entry inu ms CITY % Inc
holy men sacrificing all ur christ, WHO comp"," ,l,
| Crrr-oI ks.ewll. They ais como from tir. ana
they INT" N" moral impurities ~ ',' graf cry
WHIT Ilctl IN tn f,n Our,- w'th cooling c"nuscl'
| Win the wstrr Of baptism, aid ho cleansing gospel
% on, -, ". could got your spirit lufo every house
and bedroom OF ms -'.', r H.. .rs ~ m" Gi"H
4 cod which N r"r r".'ni ' wrH' i'I rErr' nom
| especially m political donom!na,,"n' 2ni y IN
yonr row ar ~ iuil,' much - The siHt 81 hrls
INTO tho Ne 81 ~ no , ~ a ne th II beng me-
! he result e your meeting hcro, that bd you thrice
| cordially welcome
| GOOD ADVICE FROM m JOHN HALL.
The Rev Dr. John Hall was the last speaker
lie said that the rrc>hyt"rians were small frac-
| ton OF the great populayc Of NcwYork having
| but rvcnty-four or scvCnty-flc places Of worship.
| II the Covrnnntcrs and some others who wore per
fectly sound in doctrine and faith would but Join
| the prcShvtrry, thcr would be about eighty five
churches, which wouM place them equality
| in numbers with the largest denomination. They
| WEIR not only not remarkably numerous, but they
did not make much STIR, he said, in the
| ordinary why's They were rarely seen in the
| pocc courts or Other courts, and were not found
lobhving In the halls OF the Legislature fDr funds
| for thcir drnom!nationnl work. Neither Il they
| become 50 hard up for sub ccS TINT they made
| sermols on Robert Elsmrlc' Appllus'J
| Somebody had Snid II the standards Of faith
| were not revised there would be exodus from
| thc church. he thought the term iil-Wlvls"d
| The Exo,lus Of the OM Testament dc Gribcd the
| lsrnelites going out OF Egypt and leaving onl,
| the Egyptians behind. Any exodus n tho church
| would be the going ont Of the Egyptians, ami only
| thc Isrnclites would remain. ApplauScD The
| standards might h, reviewed and revised, and some
obsolete phrases cxpungd i, but the g0ot Old Cr'rl
| must stand, because IL MAS ~ accordance with the
| word OF God.
| After the speeches supper WIS served. The III.
| lowing was the Crd"r OF exercises, the second part
| lasting until late hour
Mnreh-&aiionai Airs.
| DONol0gy. Invocation,
Hymn by the choir" fysi Us, Heavenly Father. Lead
Adiros. welcome by Warner Van Noron, ESQ., prc'l,
Response BY ne REV Dr.; w c. Roberts. the moderator
q The General I Assembly,. - sr,r v,,,,o,, I'D.
| Adircss-RulinR Elder James A. Beaver Governor VI
Adirc.,-The rev John n PAXTON D. d,
Uru, al .nySg Ion y r onatTEy SrRa Q; r,oo
Bong inm,,iauR'h 900. ..''''.''''.''.' WBtts
Tcn MOI $40 by Vr " il Ni.acr '''"'"
| Addrcst-rhe Rev John Hall d. d.
ART IL,
Mhhr2I Dire 81 NJ. LhndHt
4. . 100. o. = ~