New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
DIR. BTRRELL'S RINGING WORDS
THE HISTORY OF TIE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH RECALLED.
,RESBYTERIANS ENJOY THEIR ANNUAL DINNER
DIR. CUYLTR AND DIR. DAVIES AMONG
TIL. SPEAKERS

DIR CUYLER AND DR. DAVIES AMONG
THE SPEAKERS
"God wither the tongue that will not say word
against the historic Church that rang out the mid
night tocsn Of 81. Bartholomew. We nave IN
Fifth-ave what Is called the Cathedral OF St Fat
rick IL should be known as the Cathedral OF 81
Doodle DIR. Burchard was right. The Presbyterian
Church holding the Reformed faith or the Re-
formed Church holding the Presbyterian system, Is
,raditionally, e;crnally antagonistcally against
Rum Romansm and Rebellion as the latter Is
represented I'm our municipality God bless my
neighbor Parkhurst for the splendid work which
hc has done I'm this city.
Tn. speaker was the Rev. Dr David J. Burren,
~ the Marble Collegiate Church, and the occasion
the annual dinner of the Presbyterian Union at the
Hotel Brunswick last evening. Two hundred and
nfty men and women. more or less versed In the
deep doctrines OF the Westminster and Augsburg
confessions listened appreciAtively to tn urrins
words Of Or Burrel. Or r. J.. Cuyler. the Nestor
Of Presbyterianlsm: Or. John r. Davies. Or. How
ard Crosbys successor IN the Fourth Avenue
Church; Dr. Howard Dufield. of the Old First
Church: President G. w Stewart. Of Whitworth
.'ollege near Seattle Wash. Dr. w c. Phillips, OF
the BAPTIST Social Union Dr. George Alexander OF
the University Place Church. and others.
Dr. Cuyler in eloquent terms, urged his brethren
to pass along the lines this motto, New progress
in old PATHS" Tie cautioned them not to turn ASIDE
from the ways OF the fathers' but 10 VAIN l"''O'
in them. satan travels by an exposition flyer
he said: why should ride on freight tram
The Presbyterian Church does not need borrowed
toggery but it needs more warmth under its rlhs.
more grip in its hands more thalmerian pretvmams
in its pulpts. 1t needs to work not ior the d hack
but for mon. Let be mellow. but nave a oack-
bone as s,in adamant against all error , ,h
downtown churches. he Church Of the future VIII
be a city church; II Is important that stIattSf,v f,
points be secured and held lmmigratlon Is rap'i! ny
changing the lower part OF New ork anu anu ,, ue
modern saloon is an abomlnation OF u. uesolatio,.,
Against these and other forces the lGwhr0wn u'st
impress upon the children and young people reVsi-
ence for Gods house. for Gods Word ana COO
son. and train them TO meet the cn"''S'''S ''''''
Dr. Burrel formerly Presbyterian ske;ched tn, tne
history Of the two denominations and In the MIDST
Of a speech bristng with facts ana full OF nuniIi
referred the attitude of the Protesani ShufTn snn
,HiioSs Y IN he Nazareth workshop that would
have softened the heart Of the widest Anarchist
as he begged his brother ministers TO take IN, the
halo off the head of Jesus sometimes ana tnlnh nith
something tremendous on his mind as MY rather
worketh and work Let us be anorfTs s tosStner rdss
Others present included Colonel a: /. hetchum
Chancellor IL. NJ. MacCracken and Professor :. D.
Stevenson of the University of the city or New
York: Warner van Norden. Dr. AleNander Aiis2h, & ol
eat Dr RobeIs Of the Of odIa the q sabbath S
Committee; Or. c. l.. Shearer of the american lThr
observer; Dr Matteo Prochet. DR.. II. II; Booth;
Dr. w. G. Stitt OF the American Seamans Friend Friend
Elections: Or. Alex. Mclean. Of the American tlDe
society r. sons pr ,Gx & HreH GrsHe 'SsS FTed
erick 4. Booth secretary Of the union; Richard
r Davies, Edward 4 Treat H. ;dr Edwards ,a%Ss Row.
land Colonel c. n %rrT s%!h % 5GnP H. Siewar + Mcwe as j.
Brand q. q. Moore. Smith Ely, the Rev vi -,
Buchanan Innatban n MarshaiI President Knox Of the
bloomfield Theological School and Peter Carter