New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
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.oca Nav $50 rapidly was the business
-.,cral Assembly conducted to-day that at
OF ~" tho narting hymn sung. after 1t had
SP sno,sed unanimously 10 meet next year In the
eeeh rrosbvteran Church Of Pittsburg. Seattle
md the Assembly TO cross the continent again.
NV NV, u,as decided not TO go so far next year
ou. ~, in the session to-day the committee APP
Ear Ear 20 confer with DR.. Henry Preserved Smith.
o".srenaed minister. popularlv known as The
tns prsnch Committee" submitted its report, as
follows: ,,,..oo 70 confer with the
The AsSei'p9rres served smith met him at o'clock
Rev. Henri vrere received most courteously. and
tbs M mi and fraternal conference have 10 re-
,iter toiows: DR. Smith professed his cordial ap-
port as 0f the kindly motive that prompted the
Prominent but he is not PREPARED 10 coi' ctin
ate any 's.'ssn,bv He leaves his further RELATION
BY ,ne Presbyterian Church and its ministry Win
70 Presbytery Of Cincinnati 49,
me -, Was unanimously adopted. DR.. G. w.
Inc -oh n New-York; General Ralph f. Prime.
= .pa presbvtery OF Westchester. and Thomas NC
o. w answered the protest OF Dr. ~ D. Hiiler'
pcS,cago in regard TO the action of the Assembly
s,rect control of the theological seminaries' IN
mart as follows; ,o...,,,,, % ,s2a with
o. Inc he direct control of theological sem,
resp in adopting report mace oy ,dreni MAJ
mares dhhiSalS Alexander applies TO uhieien. may
ana r that 10 which the protestants ooSeSo "
W ,bS second item of the protest !, IL in
state that w rS' MAJ ba II is impractcabe now. g.
nv Animation Of the 9 PSS or rn professor of theo
pwho, ~ az primarily TO the Presbytery GOES noi
..souey exclude the superGf'S method of control
Assem-, reflect upon any seminary Wcn a iay q
cline accede, r6 10 1m Of the Assembly conveyed
slp Sommittee Of Conference Wihcn u,S ,,ant
al liberty to decline Ir objection introduced
answer 10 10 can attention TO the tact that
BY tn constitutional prerogaH.e Vi hela CSbmrch
II he q
. Over of SUPPLEMENTARY cer'alHS S or ner
Assembly the right 10 a az tbe civil courts and to
s,voke their interferehce' 1890 ,,so,ss,on
m.VN, nort on temperance caused some discussion
- formal protest. one resoiu'io" auop''D ""'
as follows: ,-,,,.oronco If the Portland
We Iean mat mo political party has the righi 10
5xSect the support Of Chrsthan policy or re-
party sian" r itself on record against the saloo'
TSn following protest was presented Oy III So,."
-. ~ brooklyn, and was signed oS many VI wv
commissioners: ,,,. ro,ast ara,nst so
The unoe e eention OF the General Assembly on
nucnonca as declares that no poh.tSaii pa ,os 60
the right % eAlt y stands committed 10 the license
long as '. raiuses 10 put itself on recoIu
the saloon Weoiit'cal question. and believe that II
nnot fail 10 be regarded by many W Jischorre of
burdening the iree an"
".'' ,ong resolution was adopted in answer 10 'ne
$50 %sor, members of the Assembly against the
pea admission Of Utah to Statehood Inc io'-
lowing is the action taken; 49,. -, o,.ar,,
"m'"e We believe it 10 be the duty OF ever o
Whereas So We Government and pure morals TO pro-
, ,ss, sSains the bill now pendins III IA
the United States eeGom mat Statehood would be
sdvsrse TO the best interests OF the T retarding
themselves ana wov the educational work now
being carried forward b in l hise and ag the
neyoient sOcI Ws believe that Statehood should oe
postponed until the youth r anq Of the teachers
uhaes I've t ns,ructing them in pure morals am ~
American principles Will nave , i 10 give us
q good and lova government, therefore. hova n.
Resolved Ina Ina i great moral questions involved
gompent among which is the belief in ana IS
q pOiygamy which though M l9a@ leaders which
aoctrne and practice are contrary 70 ehhorrent
Of God destructive TO all mcTa' Assembly Of the
p,esbverian Church in the United states gainst
most respectIuy I-tab 70 the sisterhood Of States
and memoriazes the Senate OF these Oh''eN ''"''
10 postpone action thereon. ,..oo To-
~ Mutchuore announced these committees TO-
theological seminaries. in reference 70 Gl[eS'
control: Ministers w Young s a. or Mgrcn q d.
S.tsr hf'i Dixon. T. r. smith and r. s. H9lnM1fs s;
Elders Thomas McDougalL J; 7. 15oTC eTdes and ].
cook. D. Wells G. II. Shields = 'eu'e'
TO confer with Lane Seminary TeaYe e F cnn
ssnzatlon: N = w F Birch eders-G. z. sierry
and E. r. Perkins . o,,rsc,atlve minute
AZ ,se fabfIj services OF its stated clerk Dr1 Va
II Roberts added considerably to rs cutie ofce
he in the Presbyterian House OF Pnlade.phld'
Dr Howard Dufield this morning read the folio~-
,oy letter 70 the Assembly from Miss Rachei H.
Kennedy. relative to the new Presbyterian HOUSE
IN New-York:
Having submitted to your honorable body the pro- pro-
test NJ nv cousin Mr. Robert l.. Maitland; anu
myself against the proposed sale OF inc { ES|st,H
Mission the Pren e mission oaT Te Pre the time Of
purchase and believing that the sac ~ 1i ~
ng approved Of the action Of It's boards. and win
out yielding my convictions OF the unwSIon " wbiie
proposed new building. desire 70 say ma oyemen;
placing the entire responsibility for ms ~ he
where It belongs. | yet earnestly hope i tn@ yyjl
cause Of Christ home and foreign mss'o Oh r,ne
not suffer because Of any act or statement OF n.
The Assembly today passed an impor,anr I -, 10
known as ''The Assembly Herald" Its edltors az
managers are the Rev DR.. Rufus > Green P'e ~
esI OF the hmr4 1 Co TSssc eergymen have been
printing a paper 1.-THE Christian stewart tot SOM
time and have no, only paid expenses bu' nav ave,
ayear in clubs and is TO be the organ OF 'he "o''0'
This evening Dr. D. r Breed gave his stereoptlcon
lecture The Hebrews at School i1 I'm coDwen
large party OF commissioners VIII taKe Ihe co"'e"-
tonal Lake George and Lake Champlan trip.
A PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR INSTALLED.
The Rev. John z. Bushnell was Installed last
night pastor OF the Philips Presbyterian Church,
Seventy third-st and Madison-ave. Mr. Bushnei'
was received by the Presbytery at its last nceung'
He succeeds the Rev. George L. Spinning VINO mas
been called to South Orange y. ].
Mr.. Bushnell graduated from Yale IN 1871 an"
from the Yale Theological Seminary In 1885, whcn
he won the Hooker Fellowship. which entitled MN
70 two years study either in this country or IN tu-
I2pe He did not take advantage OF TINS oppor.u,
a tnTt Ihn If
church al Fairfield, Conn, where he remained TOT
Two years He then called TO the Presoyteriah
Shurch at Rye where he remained until calico 10
nis present charge The installation services last
night were presided by the Rev. Dr. Henry
= Chaplin. IN the absence OF the Rev. DIR. Howard
Dunield who is at the Assembly at Saratoga Inc
srmon was preached by the Rev. DR.. George Alex
Dr delivered