New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-08
INV TELEGRAPH 10 THE TKIBUNE.'


,av TELEGRAPH THE rhIBUNE.'
.,..,.,,I July This blessed Endeavor tahu
200, This broad land. has gathered IN Ills id'"'
=. Grasp friendly hand The whoie Guy oi 'o"
70 ,,Pou,s Il. The newsboy has caught the tune
ire" N ,rbi.tles il on his way TO the shop
INV - conductor huns II as he collects his iaT"s'
Wv ,s,c f. catchy and the delegates arc ShShs
- .,a streets as they 60 TO and from the m'F,'"S''
..hus,astic meetings have been held all ohE ioie'
49,. than 700 persons attended the sunrise prayer
,,rrs and crowded the five meeting places 10
49,, ,vo additional places will be opened to-hor'o"
uo,nnc Everybody IS In excellent humor, ai'uo"7"
,.o,n NJ the continued meetings is making Ns'H
,,. to- the bursts Of enthusiasm are more ''hp''ou
ten moderation than they were al tne p'e'il"''e "
a., conference. Nothing has cxcelled the WIN 'noo'
,c that greeted the reading OF dlspa'h i'o'"
chicago which held ont tho hope that the '"""s'
r.,r xould b. closed next Sunday. Inc de'ea.cs
ron a hocrcd md waved their handkerchiefs for
III &c. minutes before they would permit the pro
o.sdlng, 10 he continued.
srns rour Essentials OF a Christian Endeavor
sn,ls,v" was the theme Of tho morning IN the DrIi
u.u end The addresses deli cred by Herbert I'
Cal. Of Worcester. Mass. on The Pledge H. A.
Hardy Of Lindsay. ont. on The committee "orh
o.. Rev E. X Young. Of New Britain. Conn, on
aTbe Conservation Meeting and II. W. Dillon, OF
roron,o ON Christian ErdcavOr Fellowship. lis
Limitations and Possibilities The last address OF
tho morning was delivered by the Rev Dr. Kerr b.
Tupr,,r. Of Denver who was greeted with deserved
applause. lie said In part;
Nv sab,.e, Is The Young Peoples Society of Chris
ran Endca,or" typical Christian institution OF our
centiry tyrice representative ard Illustrative OF
tire. Fundamental the activity and success OF
modern Christianity With the recognition OF the TACT
that the Christ has had in every age OF
m history special phssc of thought and activity some
peculiar mission Of reform If called upon 10 char
scterre Christianity in nineteenth century OF en-
ushtcnrent and progress should designate It's prominent
rreponde-ating aspect clearly hreciola' firs' INC
Church at work second the Church unteilv at WORK
third the Church uni;edy at work in unique way Tor
the elevation and that class among US VINO
in the coming generation 10 BE- the strongest pnars
in our National sructuronamey. the youth OF our DAY
Indeed this is O Distinguishing dMcrcntotns feature
one the peasanest features OF the days services
vos tho swinging Of an immense banner marked
.Welcome 10 Ohio. o." which was stretched between
two immense poles AT the back of the hail. over
the heads Of the delegates. The Ohio delegation
marched from the rear Of the hall forward. bearing
the banner. and singing Cleveland, "a; Cleveland
90 Pass Along the Nachword. Cleveland Va uhilu
prolong I'd applause.
The Montreal French paper la PrcSse" contains
n strong article this evening denouncing the addrcs:
OF the Rev. V. Karmarku, OF India. delivered 'hl'
morning In the mammoth tent, and Informing The
Roman Catholics Of the city that the representative
Of India had used the opportunity To Insult The
Catholics by his address TO the convention. The
clause to which attention is called Is as follows:
There is a ksble correspondence between ROmsh
worship and Hindu worship. Romanlsm is but new
label on the old OF Plagiarism containing the dedly
poison idoiatry. often the Hindus asN Us "heh see
ing the Romish worship What the difference between
Christianity and Hiodum" In India We have not only
10 contend with the monster q dolby but
elso the octopus Of Rom~nism.
The Catholics are incen,cd at this. but many Of
them say that their cToNance l. not against the
Endeavorers. hut only against Mr.. Karmaku.
The afternoon given up to committee confer
enc.s as follows: V VI. c. a. Building George b.
Graf Boston. presiding Good Literature Committee ;
Mrs Georg. W. Coleman. ~Omerville Mass, presiding
Lookout Committee: Dominion square Methodist
Church. Miss Ida bradshaw. Milwaukee. presiding.
Prayer Meeting Committee. Emanuel Congregational
Church Thomas Wainwright. Chicago, lre,idng. Junior
eoety Workers special conference Of superintendent
Of Junior work for states. Territories ana Province
held al the close Of the Junior workers conference
Thomas Wainwright, Chicago. presiding Stanley Pres
byterian Church. Miss Caroline H. Brookfeld, Bel
videre. " j.. presiding. Temperance Committee" .
Erskine Presbyterian Church. +. r. Haskell lr.
Tacoma Wash. presiding. sunday school Committee :;
y. NJ. G. A. Building main haln. H. c. Lincoln. ihila
aelphia presiding. Music Committee; First Baptist
Church. Miss Carrie \. Hobrook. 81. Paul. presiding.
Social Committee. Oliv-t Baptist Church. W. H. Grant.
Philadclphi presiding Missionary Committee.
A fine programme presented 90 the delegates In
the evening The Rev. j. Q. \. Henry Of san
Francisco. on "Thc Bible In our Work" Bishop u. W
Arnett. % the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
and Dr. David +. Burrell. of Sew York. wer" the
speakers. Bishop Arncit spoke Of Christian steward
slip. whle Dr. Bu rell', top was Christian Ci zen
ship. Dr. Burrell said. in part
Our Gospel is great gospel. II is the most ~
pansve irrcprc.sibe thing in the universe. IL J, h"e
the air which coss In pressure equal 10 m en-
NraN ha- Ia 10 &
That hes do with and destiny Tho follower
Of christ with the physioa and mental A.
well with the spiritual welfare VI his fello".n"n
IL mistake that he seeker after souls The
soul spiritual part - cshnOt be separated from
himself. The young and women VINO constitute" the
Society Of Christian Endeayof followers Of Christ above
everything else. A. such they pursue the lines
which lie indicated for the ers, Propaganda II is the
business Of Endca,orer be duty every point
where the minlsotion 81 the Gospel OF hi Lord he
can contribute TO the welfare o. the This covers
The realm Of ci, lie and makes politics Necessary part
Of Christianity. As earth Is the Vcsbre Of heaven. our
seryc. has 70 do peculiarly with tho life tina: now is
And by much q, the PRIVILEGES and obligations Of
civil life AFFECT temporal and eternal veal. must
b. on duty In OF the States First II ocvoycs
upon - TO guard the Fights Of citizenship and the aHry
~ the franchise: To- r. at lols
f. our business 10 look Ia the cdu alton
that j. to quad at the schOdhousc door. In
the freedom Of srIace which prevails an
Il ma. t,syernmcnts n,o,vd not few sefols ior-
snite, OF danger. gnOr'nt citizen is like reckless
unei with an uncovered night his visor the ncdsmp
:. ali ,h,ut him John Milton the OF the
kngish Iommonwcai
.Ihrrc IL a poor bind samson In this iand
saorn of h, strength and bound with lands OF steel
Who may In some grin reNcl raise his hahd
And shake the pillars of the common"eai'
In> blind samson 4, Ignorance. Wherefore our
father, wisely established thu conm'n school insisting
that a. the people Princes, they should c tausn' u
his institution !. i"lu'p''"" W ''
v,h,,A no tho hand that shall be raised n destroy IT,
The result Of committing tho elective franchise U he
isnorsn, and unworthy In the cty oil ohcaso
few years ago WHEN body Of Anafchis'' io'o AZ 'eii
effort, 10 possess Themselves of The control OF hucpd
.r,,,. g,n.red in bc uavnarket and sssae1 the officer
o. the law With dynamite Seven OF them Justly su"''oo
the penalty 0. death but that the infamous GUS ur
wives then, il manifest the recent pa doh OF ' WI"
-. - ~ IT'D Of Illinois pTim.