New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
CANDIDATES ORDAINED.
SERVICES OF THE EAST CONFERENCE.
BISHOP ANDREWS PREACHEs-THE REV. Dr..
BUCKLEY TALKS TO YOUNG MEN.

BUCKLEY TALKS TO YOUNG MEN.
The last day Of the Newlork East Conference.
which held It's sessions last week at the Summerfed
Methodist Episcopal Church, al Washington and Grand
aves., Brooklyn. begun yesterday morning at
clock with love feast presided over by Bishop An
drcws. The church was crowded to the doors, and
chairs placed in the aises. The decorations
elaborate and I'm good taste Above the pulpit
platform was. suspended a dove composed of small
white blossoms the words ''All Hail" in red and white
pnks appeared on the wall Of the clanccl, and pro
fusion Of palms. callas and Easter lilies surrounded
the pulpit and altar rail.
Bishop Andrews preached on the resurrection Of
Christ showing what power Christianity had over the
Roman world. It's effects the advancement and the
civilization of nations and the strong contrast it pre-
sentcd to other religious forces At the close Of the
sermon nine young men were ordained as dcacons,
Frederick d. Upham Brooklyn; j. Il. lilman, SaISa-
tuck. Conn: John Bigham, Of the Yale Divinity
school Lewis X Moore. Brooklyn; Harry H. Beattys,
Madison. y. j.; j. VI. Granmcr, North AmiNNnle'
l.. l.; +. W. Harmon, Middictown, Conn t. f.
Phillips. Bcmorc L. l.: J. J. Motif. New York.
Tho afternoon service began at 3 O'Clock and was
presided over by Bishop Andrews. The presiding
elders participating in tho services were b. VI. Adams,
Of the Brooklyn district: the Rev DIR. John Beach.
IT the New Haven district: the Rev. w H. Wardcll.
Of the Yew-York district. and the Rev. Nathan q.
Cheney. Of tho New York East district
The sermon 10 the Young men who were 10 be
ordained elders was preached nv the
Rev. DR.. Buckley. Editor of "Thc Christian
Advocafc.r ~What We want said he ais some
thing that docs not come from hooks. that
is not preached in the books. and 80 ! am preaching
10 you young ministers That what you shall say ard
what you shall teach should come, not from outward
sources not from the volumes that have been placed
in your hands. brt from the inward spirit winch
dWclls in every man and 10 which lie must turn a.
the fount of all true knowledge and UNDERSTANDINGS
We learn. too. to teach Others by the mistakes We
ourselves have made II is also important I'm
portant. / pul H. than anything c-c-that young
who takes upon himself these sacred duties should
have the internal certainty that he i, child OF tod and
la, been called to teach Then he will not fall away
through disbursement or disbelief in his own abh
ties lie must be persuaded. he Is 10 persuade
Then nothing can separate him from the Work oi
God. In thi, belief there IS power. notci az
no-iic. who came 10 a revival in this very church
some years ago. w'h the intention Of studying the
matter from scientific standpoint. said 10 me at the
end ~ the service: Their, forces at work here
Of which science can take no note
T7i,-c Young men were then ordained as elders, lT
the LAYING on Of hands: William VI. Carr. Corona
l.. l.: Ahram Il. Eagan. GOOD Ground. L. l.; James T.
lIolnc-. Hartford. Conn. Joseph Irons, clinton
Conn. John ~ Maynard. southampton. l.. l.. FRED
rricA ~t,ki-r West Hampton. l.. - MlIIlam ". WI
den south Nc..r. Conn. Milan Mclto-oIt iidfu'in'
Conn. and NiiAam j. Arbl'Al', student al 'v i"'c
Theological seminary. 49,,
Eonrr woodruff Of BROOKLYN who was resented
for recognition 81 A, order, is nov ~ the iIo',tiN
Method 2 ,hurfh b.. and "Ar ordained an c''F J" ''''
In to evening th, service was I'm celebration 81 the
f,i over rs ~. Rev. Jane, H. TAFT oi Hr"ohN IT,
Addr,-c- delivered by the i:'v 'aIl,. - N.n-;
n IN. Ilec street Methodist Episcopal church, and
the Rev - T. Baldwin. l,r twenty years missionary
in China ard japan.