The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-18

~, v..r, have been . trustee OF the Methodist
csr,ch Of my State. They are kind TO me and never
c,ll upon mo for assistance except when they
~ into financial difncuities. For several ysars
,.vs been . trustee Of the Ohio western
r,,r.rs,ty SO you can see how near relative
,.m IN the Methodist Church. am glad TO Be able TO
~, and know OF tho widespread influence Of this srsas
church We this country are able to get along with
out standing armies We simply keep uttis nucisus.
sm.,hlng enable rs to create An army or organise
M vbsu ws need IT, We rely upon the patriotism Of our
,,one TO furnish tho army whom the emergency comss
"A "a rsy upon the religious sentiment Of the coun
,,e,eiay Of the Methodist Church.t 70 create the
.,,o,sm that 10 so necessary. called simply 70 show
w. .nnr.e,s,on Of the great work you are doing. We
h,,. vaults and the money We have In the
r,..,ury. We have few watchinon, but We depend
~. iaresly upon the sentiments you teach than upon
an, vatehrnen Feeling this way about you most
Cordially invite you 10 como to the Treasury and look
a, that money know It 10 perfectly safe In your
,r.,encs for two ressonsnrs you would not take H.
.,l ..eond you conld not. lLaushtefl Expressing
n, thanks for tho pleasure have had in this VISIT and
nnn,nv YOUR meetings will rebound 10 the bsnsnt Of
mankind beg leave to bid you food day. tApplaussl
Bishop waymnn Of the African NJ E Church
sai,l TINT the Bishops and delegates Of tho
African NJ E. Church. the African n E Zion
Church. and tho Colored NJ. f. Church had held
a meeting and decided unanimously In favor
o; organic union. This announcement was re-
ceived with long-continued applause
The general topic Of the day was War and
Peace" The first essay. on international ar
btration, was rend by T. Shape, ESQ. OF tho
United Methodist Free Church. Liverpool He
argued in favor o. International arbitration
and In conclusion said:
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come. lAppause.l
was also introduced. and bowed his scknowl.
ed4Em as Of the greetings Of the e9nierepoe
right Of the pulpit opened and, President Har-
TsoE entered, aSe99mEgsanisd bX the Rev; Dr.
TT. and there was an oStburst Of applause a.
vas presented to the Chairman. who said: II
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Let me, therefore, say simply this That for my
temporarily In place Of influences In this country.
much more for the great body Of Its cttsenshp TO
ne desire Of America for peace with the whole
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Z ,p,o6.by true thss full application of. this
y not presently possible. the devil still being
,oundrs, and probably will best promote the settle
EN- Of International disputes by arbitration BY hay.
un, understood that II the appeal 10 70 hercer tri.
ma. a we shall not BIO out Of NE debate tApplausel
hsIsnn unity Of tho Church and of humanity. and
ssn,s y, ssntiment characterized not only By high
a,ssring the civil Institutions and OF the
sdon, .hst we shall approach universal peace and
Ssbps, arbitration methods OF settling disputes LAP
M. LET me thank you. Mr. Chairman and you. gentle
an,ot ths Conference for tho privilege Of standing
sem yoq for moment, aud for This most cordial
again m Sesh yon hayg given to me- beg to express
Sscs s not Of The gree.
Gat DELIBERATIONS and In your Journeys tofar dis
ooa whom We all revere. tAppisussL
oitSt the President concluded and passed out
spnJ IS church the entire Conference roso and
In. The first appointed address OF the morning
Ts sSon was delivered by Representative ]. D.
GaSy Sf q Ohio. He said that In this country
Sifh S ses are prevented from going to war |
sltl cacn other by n written aQrAeTnAnE callad