Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-16
t,+o \ World of Ruffians Sent,
walk on Hostile Ground.
METHODIST MINISTERS WARM.
Rev, Hughes Begs DR.. Leonard Not TO Bring
the Whole Assembly into Contempt.
A. I-;sb delegate wants the Offender EK-
peliet for Trying to Bulldoze tho
Chairtaan-Church Unity Dis
eussion Causes the Trouble.



s.eI orc. The eeumenlcai Methoalst
...,.i a he beginning Of To-day session.
I'D. t.H- business before the council was
O.. further CONSIDERATION OF ifIe report VI
'.- business committee III response 70 d
~ u1r-a Tor MeihCCiSG FEDERATION, anu
U- stephenson OF Dehan Oh lhe coIninlttee'
mai. l4 explanation OF the purpose IN re-
posting iue resolutions and expressed Tue
k.l- That they would pass. lie also suS-
fsstea a. l"iauoHS IN tue ORIGINAL, SO that as
reported the resolutions READ as ioiIo"S'
That ne conference recognizes with
5au -la-l'uGe 10 COD the growing desire
fora close union amongst the eVahge!l Ni;
Of, renee VI thflSlehooHi, ana eSpeclaIIy
A win pleasure the devotednesS OF that
. ..a amongst the various Me1nooisI
e..r..es.
Ile Conference cannot oouot that CON
.rrf"i action upon many question would De
greatly ID the advantage OF the Kingdom Oh
Coo IT," conference would suggest that
ST. D. c.ucnrted action might be possible
and E-".H' ID ihe following great PROVINCES
r't.- lir-lotis, world, w:
. cereal. Britain, including its ahllated
Rtgraae''s ana missions.
BE- ..- Mted States, including us
mission, and mission conferences.
o. Australia, with Polynesia and other
s-.au~
d. ta.ata, win It's missions.
.l7 conference therefore respectfully
rugr-.s The churches represented IN THIS
a--ru1.F To consider whether such con
sI'-' aail.n be possible ana II So Dy "hal
breads alb ~ W!"l way ana ulFecJS tle
secretaries TO forward copy OF this reso-
.-.u .n me senior bishop or the president
olr,rly conference represented here.
Ii'. AtI.Wen ana MI. Haflhg hennedy
H. Canada earnestly advocated the 1fst
paragraph Of the resolution, ana tod now
rr..H. taU been reached by the Methodist
talgrheS IN Canada. The latter speaker
led that the time was ripe Tor the organic
union vi NclUooISJ DouleN elSeNhtfe;
Rev. Dr. Walker Of England called atten-
..'4 10 'u' srayItJ OF tIe qhesIloh pending
a't2f' the conference. lie thought IL would
b. hester TO adopt no resolution relative to
"'in'i'H' union At thiS tlihe' as sucu ac-
t"n u.ish. De fe%aruet as approaching
alton oil inc rules Ihat lhe couhcll NAG
i-teea 10 accept ne resolution Slouia
-rdu. 1hrlNli,lH ChlLH, lhoteau oi
".A..A, ana hlteo hliSdoll, instead
ni .'leat Britain Whleh eAciuoeu Ire
"l,.
10. Df hall,h AD -Si o. h1lsla grand
regretted mat me proceedings OF me morn
ing t4a hnt heeh charatleflzeu oy tAat
'HrH ~ harmony Whith seemed 10 DC
'.", 'H 0ts 'ohsluefatiol .! Ine SUBJECT
t'i-s- !. reminded nm o1 d verse OF an
s.- "5 mn mo "ortu O HUMANS Seu''
wax Oh Hosl!te GROUND.
N",'''t' '''.''-I H4u Ii IliAt %chI up aI ms
'go.AlioA' Or. harulI had Df- aDefcromoie
AIKEN A.7 seat before there was struggle
-', .-. "olr. ..>-.-1--, -.-., --
'''' =. ia % NJ" Or tiSiSIcu upon
'i'i1li-ii 'i.c c'%lr n99 HIrcaoy
Nv. n.y. " II. hlLs' Alii
-' ".,'' .'t''c '"t'o''tu 9CeIic VI SlcdU
I9h..''.on' lHe thali refusing 70 RECOGNIZE
..1l AZ ~. me iaIeer 3itGutlhS out re-
.. -, VI N''''i maui iiSS ~ " f'in'
80, .,,,. l., a., ~. e
l''".uT couIu oe uole Ia Tue way Oh
H''l.'", .Gs business ana cohsloeraole
w.. =. 1,e'',.S Ge.t1Opeo 5S SHOWN w the
NE "'' oI1 Vi orueI' eAtHdnseu ACROSS tne
'"gf
lti l. taViS' an EnStlShman: ca!leu OUT
."t Ge.tElLe persisted III 9iSresltu-
--S vac nan ; 9itler re shot!u De Su IS,
Va an" "lI iiisH ue-s=.'te @''elh p'eu ~
~ liu ; SHS 'G'SioL'
. .',' ,u'u ca gi,iihcu tldU nc h''G ~
,.1 TnoH tle aIe!l'OGr, ouI ne lla9
-'.. 'u ~ Mug uts'. but Leoudru
NyN''u'' "iIu i"fCuiS ms way 70
-; ~ ", nc MP Nn.ilLis JUL -'Al'
.s.f,, WI lin --i'.ii
~ p.1ouElu . teoilaru 10 reaG
. va '''e fule lor tue sIIudnce %
az ,e''-e' eItc IA sucn cases. anu ne Woulo
80, pu. INC uoctor sun per
~. ''iLI I'M me moor; ana the elsor-
80. anu lhe orlllsh uele@ateS ihals
.-".!Slvo against the interruption OF
"'S J.. .'es' f,I. Is,
.. 80 -, ~. NUN II3te hushes OF Eng
..0 managed TO MAKE his clear voice
IL . stahudllzed manner ne ex.
..'., -''"l having regard 10 Ihe credlt OF
+TNrHDty IKE JhlS, on whlch the
1871 1ut noe WorId We're resting,
- .'l ~ sHoulu prlng hlmsell 10 obey the
"a nc HaU hEthlhg 10 say upon the
ne "Hulq nave an opportunity later
r,,r. "'S II u leonard ho1 10 prlns Iils
"ss.inp- INTO contempt.
i-ttiaHdiu OF baltiIiiore e4clalHleu
az Nlug Eao the moor ana adueo, II
WI o.ser Ior ANYBODY 10 Try 10 Dull
.'t '-alF'
A-aS AfPadlS hao lhc desired enect.
-LH "gailuohtG ms enofI 10 make ms
Fl q. order. and King, the secretary, was
f.'le0. HIS great OBJECT, II appeared,
-, r.N,Po'G IurIuer discussion Oh the
VI ne ieGefalloh uhtl tomorrow
-''-' "ao aithoNSh MT. HuShes and
-i-eU mat Vole oe taken az once
'-e adoption OF the first resolution on
e'.e-c 'hat otheFwiSe the Wfangiing
- " resumed tomorrow Ut hlng
- @eJoLrh the de prevailed py a
u ehS i@e' nays l46,
-eA'fai topic OF discussion at the
-.L- session OF the conference unoer Inc
- .taef, was homahlsm Line
' "--'a was fead oE key. L. Movers,
OF the nlted Methodist Free
.' hethGa.c, England. was upon TIE
~" SAolect OF the present position OF
.-@' SUI
.' = ]. Ny, RS Oh the PRIMITIVE Metho-