New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE

PEOPLE.
Tho resignation Of Or. william NJ Taylor, rs pastor
NJ fine Broadway Tabernacle, while not wholly unex-
nec,ed by those who have known the condition OF HE
health OF the last year Is source OF great regret
o., multitude OF people outside OF his own congrega-
finn and of his own denomination In fact' IL has
been said Justly, perhaps that Dr. Taylor was one OF
tho most conservative Presbyterians In New YORK dur
Ing the recent discussions on the Westminster Con-
fesion OF Faith and the prosecution OF professor III
UnLn Seminary. Born In scotland, educated at the
University OF Glasgow and at the Theological Hall OF
the United Presbyterian Church in Edinburgh he began
his nastoral life In little Ayrshire village and was
called from that place in 1859 to the Derby Road res
bvterian Church. in Liverpool. He has served the
broadway Tabernacle for a OF years. and has been
In New-YorlS what Dr. Sorrs has been IN BfooAiyh'
leader In the Congregational Church ana a'uVe III III
branches OF Christian work. DR.. stolrs slahts Justly
AZ the head OF the American Board, and for many
years Dr. Taylor has been the president Vi 'he
American Missionary Association. As preacher as
nm author as a man Interested in all that concerns
the welfare OF humanity throughout the land ana all
over the world, Dr. Taylor has few equals IL Is hopeu
by his friends that the temporary rest now secured
VIII result In his complete restoration 10 health ana
that many years Of usefulness remain to him.
The Democratic papers are trying to make great
deal OF capital out Of the sermon which Dr. A. il.
Bradford Of Montcar " j., preached lass week before
the American Missionary Association at HARTFORD
They do 1t by taking part ont Of lis surroundings
and letting 1t stand alone. II they were To print the
entire sermon they would find very little In IL to please
them. DR.. Bradford. object in preaching the scr
mon was TO show that the Kingdom Of God Is for the
world and that all questions Of life ana thought
ought TO be solved In the light Of that kingdom and
In relation t. the world. The special emphasis OF the
sermon was placed upon three problems, viz How to
deal with the contest between capital and labor, the
race question and the missionary question More
time wa given the question tlnn any other,
and there was not word In that which could lie
approved BY any loyal Democrat. The aim OF the
preacher 10 be- 10 take the whole discussion out
OF nar,i.an lines "The IIarfo Post" Repubn-
can r:pcr said edorlally " TIE sermon was an In
spIraon for the meeting, To follow anr justihes the
place DR.. bradford has for himself Us one OF the
most original thinkers Of the younger generations Oh
Congregational cLrgymen.r II is safe to infer that
the Demo'ra'lc National Committee will not send out
the sermon entire as campaign document
DR.. J. J. Lampe, the pastor of the Christ Presby-
terrain Church IN West Thirty nfih-st., celebrated his
twenty fifth anniversary pastor OF the church last
sunday. several clergymen and laymen meeting with
him 10 express their interest IN the excellent work
which he has accomplished during the quarter Of a
century. Dr. Lampe Is member OF the Prosecuting
Committee In the Briggs trial. and while very retiring
Is admitted by those who know him 10 be one OF the
aDlest scholars In tile PrrSDyt"fy. II proDapic
that no ecclesiastical meeting since the reunion Of the
two branches of the Presbyterian Church In 1870
has caused such widespread. popular interest as
the Briggs trul. which Is 10 begin next Wednesday
In the scotch Presbyterian Church. The Importance
OF the question Involved, the issues hanging upon the
decision OF the Presbyterian Church, the popularity
OF Professor Briggs In other denominations well as
his own ana the fact that Union seminary stands
committed TO its right 10 instruct ts students In the
progress Of critical thought, al! tend TO make the
ril an on
one Of the brightest clercymen whom II is the
Pleasure OF the PJstor TO meet from week TO week
Is the secretary OF The American seamrn's Friend
Scciety the Row Dr. ". G. Stitt OF No. 20 Walst.,
who ,d,s The sailors Magazine and knows more
perhaps abou, Jack Tar" than any other landsman
behalf OF this society TO explain its work to the
Kings Daughters Ia societies OF Christian Endeavor,
sunday Schools. TO monthly concerts OF prayer, or
10 psrlor meetings No will make mistake In
sending for Dr. slit.
Tie Rev. W. d. buchanan will be Installed pastor
the Thiresalh Street Presbyterian Church tonor
BART In the services. On the following evening the
members OF church will give reception To their
pastor AZ which II is expected that there Will be an
ssstc people and which he can rely for
fatnful service.
"snners Of the B,ble- is the subject OF n course
" Ct LIKES Methodist Episcopal Church In Forty
nrsist. sAth-avr Tomorrow evening " saul
tie Bac.s itef," win be presented Last sunday
evening. M. Wrlch gave special sermon on Pol
tics from Christian Standpoint
The Executive Committee OF the Chrs,ian Endeavor
Local mon will meet this evening at the Romeyn
Church. No. 420 Fast Fourteenthst, ana discuss
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