New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-06

teegraphed to the Rev. Or; y f. koP Gbrcb une
and i'm n telegram received from him he says INA,
the japanese Presbyterian church was IN KS.
into thc Alliance not years ago, nut III 1922,
and the Imbre Confession was not ADOPTED ny ''S
Japanese Presbyterian church unt IImbrin's in
which ones uthfulness is brought ; dns so not at all
| so frequently. this statement OF MS uoeS "o' ' "
sound well
CHARGES OF RATIONALIsM.
uo savs that when state that the position OF
rho MAJOR supported by the mission Is rationalisuc
! suggest that which is not true. coun p"ou'
largely from this paper to prove my statements '
! Here is one quotation. on May - lo'o an . ',''
in this narer reads: The .infallibiy OF tns bloe
H. noiblng more than absurd sayl"s Wnrh at
after the Reformation. In the recen, ma I've ires.
n, snien~v is 10 recognize the Bible as RECORD
q vrs inspir%iSSn h So HS %So H R@ Word OF
God II this is not raiionauSue Wv ~, chow O ma
ona Hbundance OF just such quotations might Ls
given with the dates. from ms pai, ~, Dr.. INV
, ,sIie9r id ks RI ' eou P.S'' ~ ,no
co,n.,iff.e TO revise the hNmu-n'Dk III lt,Da
make much OF crticisrg my acc'racy anl we we
y wishes 10 , ,5e DR. vesbeek III MscNeir Nj
,rn0,vn AMI an cider whose n me ne HO'A mo- -.
! raIl The fact Is h. has recalled ony one Oh IN, tnt
/ beck nor Mr. MlcN,r was on me c, h ibor.i
| tie committee composed oi the mr. hib We
ISL, Who are editors OF H. paper rom "i hS rev
Mr rycmura. Elder rya and the Nv Mt 10 hs A.
| II wanted 10 be- gcvrro on MIN A. ~. n 49,,
! .f..l Ia la OF !
! not 10 MS / -ay Dr Imbre is simply mstak ,
/ mlitee when can eiit and approve OF statement
lke the one quoted above wa. not revise inr hyi,l'
s22K ~ ys yV' r"i,in is orthodox statements
ia Imbrc SAVE hat NJ Tama,ra 2t,n'f gr9, the the
Ian ,ng "a y Hasasi by A%eTsa9 ms s
sn %. 1t an only E. accounted Tor in one way /
th.rk On~ man tan .rIainei minister. am ~, orr .
a. saw has made II Crhc Japanese hrid.l me eN,
cg-c for brnns i,' ,se , II his Underground
,,,.n.s Tier. are -raslns for this belief "hlch
ranno. we'll explain here nni Whc Tok ar Dr.
imbrl~ say- correctly nat ~ Impression mair
lron tie inisslonlri.s wa thai the I"naity va" h
s,upl Rni he omit. goo say mat on" oi ih'-" san.
Ji.oiss lie eas. against Nj. rninura when ms vote
would have 80 decided g. Bus after M uus' So Be-,
!, was very casy to -ay tn Synod That II was TOO
harsh wh.n n would b. o. no, no Linz mai some
m.rr I.'', ,rro,..,,l aetinst the action We all
know that such arbitrary treatment "ouiu ~ d"
In resird 10 Mr Ishiwara. | merely stated nat
| ~. WIS dismissed without trial How does nr.
Imbrlc kno~ that boz vas Guilty - 4iu"" ,nv ~
crnineni much ie-. CHRISTIAN Jih s"h
! treatment Ilrrrs VAIL licrch"t ""ii nave zee"
condemned without nal 49,. ,,,,. s.,,.,u.rts
secrn severe and noi becoming TO q poor Jnpan"S-'
/ Who has recently been converted from hrathenlAh
] |
smart under very unfair treatment 9n the part part
of tho-e who should have been NY lsad"rr "'i IN
any work am enieavorlng 10 10 for in@ A 49,,
ana my fellow -peopi" \ circular G'nt M hi
men,ionng ia dttai} 6a. bon sen, hroa.icast In
sh l f. nav Work s. II is bui fair Tor to state
/ the facts II s true thsi under ne ,'I2naH, w.
influences In Japan. i9'i MY my t '' msci.n-
Unitarian views. and i.lt couli ho , r",' n,
ionsly remain in me rr,,hy tcr4n A 1
20 Withdrew and united Win thr hl'ai''a , r
/ studying the Scriptures further saw my error
s sna e eiali.9 t6dolory after this the New
! brunswick seminary y" on S''. ,,,mrai =,
waning ngop aoi nsA ah f the chua rresbytcry
~herr / had been called to labor a. pastor OF
Ircsbytcry which originally left some en-
dcayorcd to use this AS means oil p rrs.Iueoni
NY ,e VI ,b sane thing In hi4 letter The synod.
nr annroved Of my action. returned later
a. Toxic and opened preaching station. where
naS ~ ~, uHu Misson in paris Afcr time
/ "ral such places we're opened and the work was
niisd a. thc Presbycran Board of Missions to
iako my work under Their charge hut: OF cSuis OUT.
would not put the work entirely into their hands
| unless I was retained To have the general SUPER.
vision to 10 the work. as nnn St Sis i'lpI -
( work in various cities Of the world. Ihry sah
,hy Gc"a not assp' my T"IE stated I in n letter
which have In my poss.ssion Una. ul'} .staSlish
| ing preaching stations such "a the TOXIC MISSION.
/ And further said. This action does not imply any
n,nrEtP' soon as thew learned that conem-
plated coming to this country to apply for funds
wrote mo: m you have no funds to Garry II on.
and want mission aid come 70 us we M, Wt' a nor
/ pIans'' But my ARRANGEMENTS were all male
then for coming to trJ cnny th h, NV work is
OF Importance after all and thst my mi MN,
r nrn, ~ me- And this was put into circular
FORM Form and sent around to warn chrisans against
me | will leave the public In America 10 JudBc
vhethcr this fair treatment OF me.
MISSIONARY BOSSES.
I'm, +, Is not simply the treatment which have re-
celved II Is the treatment which every other native
receives who proposes 10 undertake any work not
under the control Of the missionaries OF the board
It looks though one is not to he allowed to carry
on any work unless he carries 1t on under their
direction The Word OF God says that we should
not be lords over Gods heritage. but examples to
! the nock This city and state In the recent cleo
lion showed that they do not propose to submit
Gus Of adopting the mos, progressive facts OF fVi
| not be TOO severely blamed.
have not requested any Mission Board to approve
of of my work. But they seem to be exceed.
| ingy anxious to spread the news thar thcy 90 not
approve of me. Yet they cannot state mhyi !snr
| against my character or standing a" a mhis Scr
Mountaineering his am thankful rc to Sc lay ,be 1r
there are Christians In MmGrca Who are sr' MAXI s'i
self-supporting. like Other japanese institutions
one OF the most successful native workers received
repeated calls undertake work under the dlrec-
ton Of the missionaries. And when she decided to
met the opposition OF the same ones who de-
| sired her services. The spirit shown by Dr. lmbrie
! and Others Ia the very thing which has produced
| the ant-foreign spirit among Christian natives IN
Japan Such missionaries are no! content TO receive ,
| a salary which enables them 10 1--we more com
| fortab,y than most ministers In America. but they
do moi want natives To have any share In the gifts
of Gods people carry their work. even In the
most economical manner. could support Ten well
| educated and pous natives and ten daily mission
| tatIons In the city Of Toxic for the salary which
DR. Imbre receives through the gifts Of Christians
I'm this country. And yet he would manifest enough
| interest IN the Lords work to try to cut me OFT
from any assistance from Gods people. II carry on
| this work. In other words. III you cannot save
| souls under us, you shall not save them at ALL
The most important thing In Japan Is the propa-