New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16
Observation-Disclosures
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO CHURCH PEOPLE.

on Monday was a surprise Is admlttch by hh those
who are interested in Presbyterian matters Wheter
Il xv,s victory or a defeat depends upon the point OF
Wow, or the peaker. 1.-THE Evangellst' has lead
In, editorial ts week entitled The Unexpected That
Unnpenodr and "The Observer" heads It's editorial
- , Decided Reiukc.n As DR.. Field wrote one OF
these articles and DR.. StOddard the other, ana as
there IS an apparent disagreement In the views eN-
pressed by the two doctors, 1t Is not for the PsUr
10 announce whether it was victory or dciea''
The charge that there type written tickets III
circulation bearing the of conservative mem
,ors ~ the pre,bytery was made and was met by
,he answer that there was n radical ticket Ia cir
cuatIon also. although not type-witten
An interesting incident in view OF the re'ut Is
ut mr. prgrs made a suggestion that the principals
and alternates should be voted for separately No
one will impugn the professors H0'Ne' III ~ u''s,
tor he intended. as he said. that the minority shoud
no. 20 10 Portland msrepresentng the u"e a'uV"'0
q, the Presbytcry The suggestion was adopted anu as
rosu,t the minority will not go 10 Portland. llad
b radicals elected their principles no conservative
man coud have gone to the Pacific coast as IL ~
nearly all those chosen are conservatives '''oi ~,
former rule Of tho PreSiytery, the conservative "
hovc selected the principals, and the r"nic"'s "o "
ternatcs
Among his unclerca friends the pastor henr' "
Good deal Of discussion regarding politics u" Wv
proshyterv. and politics In the METHODIST 'o"''|
-, ~. ores,jon arses II II be hight for inc H''"-
lers OF Presbytery and the me'hDo'9 /,
,ore,ce IN vote for delegates at ALL Is "
- o., ,hor, IN enraqc I'm caucuses, to prepare
,,,,s ar even To send them ont with eifHidr ie'
tor properly authenticated Cergymen oi al w
nominations urge patriotic citizens not ohn p" wy,
when the polls are open, but also To ehuer ",o '.'
Marty raucuscs and take hand In Seiccuhe INC NC"
,rho arc 10 be- nominated at the several ,o"''"'o'
u II Is hight for minister TO Voe ae'i"s' o'''"
man at the Conference for instance is 1t wrong JOY
IT., a. enter into raucus ard help to decide that the
o,,c n, that brother shall not appear on the D'o'
vhich l. 10 he offered when the Conference meets
ret.rtlnc IN tho refr7t Conference meeting In tmN
CITY DE- Buckley considers the various P1hcp''7 III
voivod I'm the agitation and says that II had ease wv
like any in It's nearly hundred years OF history au
ros without precedent 70 guide IL action Inc
article closes with these words: The rights OF W.
,,,,,uss and OF the Church, tho Discipline ana inc
law NJ God require silence or definite chrses pre-
t.rrcd and tried In the regular way i"s wiz w
considered by many 20 mean that the oomm''ec w
pointed to Investigate the anonymous iet'er na' o
tcht To mention Dr. Kings name unless II hao eN''
dence witch II could give to suoswhua'e u'c n'ie'
ences contained In the report
Tho anniversary OF the Helping Hand Association
IN which reference has been made In this column oe-
,o-, vrlu be held at the Church Of the Keiornauoh'
M 40 stanton st. Oh Tuesday afternoon
In 4 recent letter to "The Voice. pr arthur l.
per,on. o! philadelphia, who Is supplying Mr. spur
,oon,. pu,pt I'm London, says: Take no stock III
newsuaper reports about me- They are all pure ana
e,uni, coniertures and manufactures hope to sail
rrnc rnaybc q little earlier possibly later though
NOT nrobably Mr.. Sturgeon never used the "oNS
o,tIlut,d 20 him I'm his last Illness. i have fought
GOOD nrbt and at bis funeral IL was expressly stated
that he did not
In n rccan, sermon on The Jericho ROAD Dr' BUR
roll Of the Marble Church. commended the work OF Dr.
porhhurst very earnestly, saying: III New-lork Is TO
T., n,oao a better city. II must come about largely
through the instrimentaly Of the church. And the
ministers must lead the way. II should gladden. the
reorts ~ all good citizens that the pulpit has recently
,dc II elf heard I'm fearless and vigorous dennnciaton
NJ clvl corruption. We preach gospel which touches
m, NJ every point OF It's Circumference. No living man
cam u,tcr a raveat or say That may anathcmaii1c
lin mn 10 the threshold ~ politics. but must pause
,hrr. God alone has authority over his ambassadors
IN this matter. and his wori Is, Cry aloud spiT not
md how, The people their sin therefore invoke the
hi'~slnr OF tho Lord upon nv ncighOr. who. In his
doublc responsibility president Of the society for the
submission II Vice and pastor Of the Madison square
pnsbyiean Church. has taken II upon himself 10 lead
,hc movement against lawlesS officers Of the law
,vcn a. other law brenkers In New York city. God
HOS him and all Others who helping 10 make this
blessed metropolis OF ours safer and more wholesome
place 10 live In