The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
inmhn. srm.nen Csrt. 1n.cnh n. smith

the usual religious services. consisting oil
s s.IfYntcd r Ba P bt. yYns;n me- the fnnS %od isrmon w wSc
took for his textthesep passages OF Scripture:
n. aTs 4. SC, the ss G . s,a St 'n'' .h a.SS. .s ;Gr' never 'ss God be, d e
sroyedi and Inc HS%iTsdom shall mot DC lsi. 20 o,hs,
!ss!s t%i Sss q :ns and Si Is sna al i ..snG s o4sf SSn.i%S 81
and say al'1 uSts su Thee ct TIA, Ihoa aD ART ~ Pete, .n 4
hsl shall lot prevail against it.-Matthow, xvi. liz
The title OF HE discourse was The Glory OF
m %1fRs 0 PERSON w Of It's hi'f ioasSsr. 'P - the ' %ei,aftsr
and constitution upon Which It was founded,
ing ins he he i sseond head )" 3 its aSs, sniii: DISGUISE
The rory o. the Church Is most lnpres,ively evi.
sf nSii ae "a az" M i isfsh ihat It ss ssf 1 asI sS snsl ssfFsior Z
I Gs.siifif'0'' tue way !" ""'s' that '''' shalt manifest
, M"rs@ at., 7. ps Of " sM' , Gwn Ti'f IH", ami haze pssparsa
idf Mn' but %9' i, s' iasin ~ IN an .n,. nee sseh Il ip |. sr,,.sd' p ? f &c I'd
iiiHs.rif' il vas o%%nSicaisd B. Ii. Hoy st9r't as tic! i"
san.e SO I %i,np sFGsdd'i iaa II p ,sf ysg,Sh and Si% 1nIaiiG,,, Is.
which nrrtained to II as God conceived. adneres to II
alyineiy d,;gs..s ana ss,d.d ,aSt tIs 6%i.nsa' product.
mem OF Ged NSE'tf.. Soa'.iin,, sn, prs,s,;it.nS past
ssn,nss ch%afehfF.s sihiiie lie. IL tson S.a" ON tie l SsH rf i"dt ists
n N siSii a Of 60 AZ, NJ G isas,, a." %5 OF t s,si las s,s Of I s%i sts ~:
tusiy mtstw@sea tsvc,lsrt s''" '"e' T :"
when %s G ss w sa / Il. ,i 'rsi. ~!' iIs = .s., G.frss q f]Tss,ne s.;
ne Church m tw" elements ~ T. t3y = tory and
envy mater rsVsae "a. arr 70 ~ n nj ,Sd,sso,aSi san.
hey me- al .iand TIT sr raj III ss SsTfsrf I r o ~ c am s"G 5.. sr,9S san i
dencs m .hs IT,. mg"rth,nc;s of on, without Al. ,lr
Of The other. '""S '"'" ~ u w" "'''''""s
hIews radically sn.asontssic to thes. are held and
9. a new sch"ol or criticism. which, when wisely and
ii acknSwisdsed ienrninr aud .cnoiarshlp are bus'ly
iImssgss "a n.smsin",tinv ara ai,,e',inS IN. H!6iS an
in nc arplicatiSn OF which they widely diner. some
,L,T neil. ID aai results . SiHsIs .T'tss; lsysTshi
j, the book; Tns iOr"sr :.oEnovlsissi to ne q IL.
anee being made for i~hI.biity In lie human channels
Inc ,,s;isf Is ,arrsed ,hrSnrhoiStp BY human isnorsnss
~ y e !. A. no; .sy ina. they e.nss,ously have .hi. intent;
the respect which successful revoiutionlsIs show to
The rrsssyss4 ais,' Ghursh, A .ns Evangelical, Church OF
s past. d Ss.'s ~, ' n6w. and viii lie never wer' IL sns tn nsTss a, a. t we
ihink. endorse these opinions The great creeis of
saan.snsnss i, sG ;Ss;h: s %a4 a fa'al Sy i"'ssP5 GhS4si I've Wills ns
eS,nins Ssri'iS'sm IL her tf. s,aads ssss' Ter ds5ivs 7 @e..
s assi S'. sn ! again ." sxh pre- ssiI her arm arn " "na . %in..is ean! IL.
ton that n. liscri;hnatton ns TO The trutsfulness can
beginning to end. from ihe opening sentSnce IN Gene.
~. 70 The last verse in Revelation. tina Bible is the very
3s!hs same nnrpor,..na this .hSrla be eenolns,vs-
yioiabis trutshfuiness, at least Of ali that part Of the
H. h.:'' r ss'I /. Tss iR st !ise Sli T =!ssla M MA y. e s silsH;
OF mixed nt.ne a' a. tine In, u ussrn ,n '' Of m ,nd. il as sf fsas h i. n ssf a
w ynn,,s.r r T. II, KIN .n It VA 5. e sn.syi =" 1T +, /, $ SsTn'.,en VIII, ,s
fln linn "ssslp psa;s " esuia De not shS Ss Sso 5os N.Y. n %Hs ssee Ss.a
.ss n "nis ins,r as iHS.'if fable sSs" or Tp Human %o sH sss era.'I,1s.
From end t. end lie has paced his seaIoi royal assem-,
Upon NO other theory or belief can We. as II seems to
The Snnreh' il II The Ri.sorlSir, e events sEa pet.o1as IS
an. and 'r in'sr . I 5sssH' H,,S the sn sfrtn nss; % = The 's so",,it THssn
ad no, ,rsnsr,rs and exist; We cannot ?, possibly a%;,.n,
infai!ihillty OF some OF IL. e%nactments We confidently
p Tss, ,ssm sA'; GSd;s ln 81 as' w sou, l /; S'l an nsf T6ssr ' sts
S SSsl mo. c eas ,s Of or Of n sissis # mi II, f .h.. IS a: %r.I Rs;' n HN e;
s 8 81 Sst 4 e N f: :ssf z SSn IT. I :'s %i.,sy = Ss' 2 ca asr !"
ton. Il weicomes the sharpess criticism.
tt.ssss IN I t u int INTEGRITY. without 50 much a. Tie smell
: i . r.tionsI,s..s erie. Wiz WHO s re- .sskins e Il
BEEN buried IN T's a Common oblivion. the Bible. the whois
81 s'ol ise as...5x; G %'fIsHs 81 'IS. .lisy;i. 's con aSs!.'p TO b sss re-:
as he very WORD q I Almighty God.
Twice 4, K u the GO 0sss, Of thf ~ ds sIr,sy. Of this this
thus eloaueptIy expressed, At the close Of
t Wou iisrT Ss in nti nfSps WEE ittd t nraye e9' 1 Asie%f ny
until 8 P, y. when the business Of the As.
Among Tie spectators at the opening Of the
Assembly this mornIng was Mr s. Glevelnnd:
terian Church Of New York. who is a guest at
the Executive Mansion.
CHOOSING A MODERATOR.
II, was ten minutes past 3 o'clock when
p mSasls' Ths s9 Goll 81 FSGS om M I Ios opess a as qe 9n .
was called by ,Permanent Cork Moore. which
announcement Of the event Of the day. the
ELECTION Of q Moderator motion was made
prre SCI IlaaS The N names G%'s Of s"ndidates s' but Il was as
opposed by Drs; Iohns9n: Cunningham: and
s ssnf5S; nes sy sa t GSs mosion, vote the a.
Aa De; aSgr Tx } hams OF t the Ra ptafbs rl 6 Gs,Sie th q.
bfcSsy Of Philadelphia. Tho nomination was
gier Of Boston and the Rev. 5. j. Nieolls OF st.
The Rev. George A. Baker Of Philadelphia
was nominated by Pr; Leftwich; and the nom
expressed BY d; johnson: hat i was time to
o. f fss H h I$$%: Fl fs%;s%%Ss MspIoag.!. IL q ds G,ins !! n
rormick University. but CommissIoner from
the Iowa presbytery. and the ReX: "; W. Har-
prs.sntci a., Tie epresentHiiv Of the great
Northwest. which has never been recognized
IL br. the Srs sISS.le arS an e iHGlaer wE2i. fBs 4. Hn4sh to
raised a laugh by describing Chicago as that
EfffSSt FIT f i|sy. T xi { s'.yiAad o, Wall. walla. pr..
sented the name Of the Rev. Calvin ": Stewart,
p 2 p: OF WTeeshlpgtoHn; President Of Whitworth
the youngest Commissioner in the Assembly,
seconded DR.; Stewards nomination.
DIR. W. II. Roberts moved that nominations
close. against which one brother earnestly
protested. saying that he hoped the Assembly
would spend all the afternoon in this work.
He said that the various gentlemen who had
spoken had found SO far only men who ap-
plrently knew nothing: not even enough to
agltating the Church. He hoped that before
nominations closed some one would be
TO serve as Moderator who knew at least
enough to act as. a jurym9n. But the Assem-
bly, concluded that i had names enough be-
The Rev. DR.. bickey. who had been endeav-
oring for some time to get the floor. wRR then
recognized. Coming to the front. he spoke as
follows with much feeling:
Ma. MODERATOR; ! certainly appreciate the kindness
II my friends and tho Kindly words that they have
1T to sneak Of me. ] hardly expected to 1.-Two to
the day when 1t would take SO long to youch for
ny orthodoxy. am not here now to defend II, Right
ears ago I consented to contest the Moderatorship: 10
ietend my honor when Il hal been sssailsd In the re,