The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-24

OF burning eloQuence maintained that the
dawn or union is upon us. The FIRST ger.
mon he ever penned was on the snDJect
or Christian union. II is the only thins
ne ever wrote that he has taken pains
to preserve and that he would care 70
have published before the world at ms
death. This was his mission. He touched
"a vital point when, turning 10 DR. Hatcn.
or, he said: MY friend here knows that
he Is in fellowship with people within
Baptist ranks who are further from MIN
In faith and doctrine than ] am, and l
know and you know, my brethren. mat l
am in fellowship with people among us
That are farther from me thah Dr,
Hatcher IS. II Bapusts can get along
with Baptiets that disagree with tnem,
can't they get along with us? And IL We
can get along with Disciples That disagree
and get along with the Baptists? (Cries
OF yes and cheeringD | have received a
call 10 the pastorate OF Baptist church
ln New JrN, ana | wan, q say now and
70 declare before the world that when !
leave my present charge. If / ever DO, !
shall be just as open 10 a call from 2
baptist church as from q Disciple church"
~The motion was carried.
Next order was an open parliament
on church extension. conducted by Ben
jamn l.. Smith. Of Topeka, and enlivened
by bright, short talks by +. NJ. Rains
OF Cincinnati, W. {. Payne of PhitadeI-
phia u. ~ Abbott Of BALTIMORE w. j.
Loos OF Louisville, W. X. Holman of DaI-
ias. and w f. Richardson, a. A, Buxton
and r r. Bryan Of Kansas City.
THAMES 70 PULPIT AND PRESS.
The committee on resolution reported
among other things resolutions Of thanks
90 the pulpit and press Of the, ei'y iof
Courtcsies extended the convention. with
special thanks to the Lutheran ana
Grace-Street Baptist churches.
Professor Wtnett presented the report
Of the educational committee. Inc TepoI l
was adopted, ana the convention ad-
journed with doxology and benedictlon'
NIGHT sfssioS.
The devotional exercises, at the request
of the leader, Rev. c. i. Williamson,
of Atlanta, were again Of a special char
Hrtpr all the prayers being brief ana
definite petitions for the prosperity OF
Church Extension
mated tank. stated that Mr.. Hoffman. or
81 Louis. had been suddenly stricken
during the afternoon with a severe III
ness ana though reported better was
ptlll very low, and he called upon Rev.
j. s Lamar to offer a special prayer
for his recovery.
Dr George H. Combs, Of Kansas City,
was then introdnce6 ms the speaker Of
The evening His subject, open Doors,
was ably handled.
Following is to-day's programme:
Morning Session., devotional eXor-
clses led by w. r. Lloyd; $50 reports
of standing committees; 1890 report OF
superiutcudent of Christian EndeaVor.
J. 4. Tyler; II, unfinished business; u.
adjournment
Foreign christian Missionary Society,
Afteruoou-2, devotional exercises, led
by Lloyd Darsie; 2:2O, appointment OF
standing committees; 2:2a, annual reports;
800, song and prayer; $50 address,
ter" by W. J. Lhamon; 4, appointment
Of special committees. Adjonrnmcnt.
Evening 1870 devotional exercises. led
by f. .. Fannon; 5 address. Missions
ana son ne 5 o 1a65rns be Love % Of brts
Constraineth Is" by l. J. Spencer. 9:O5
song and prayer; 9.l0, adjournment
10 BE APPOINTED.
The following committees Of the For
eign Society viii be appointed today:
order of Business - Levi Marshall,
Iowa; W. s. PRIEST, Colorado: A. II.
Harry Minnick, Maine
Enrollment-J r. Pounds, oregon;
Peter Ainslie, Maryland; W, c. Payne,
Pennsylvania; II. G. kendF4ck, Indiana;
p. Y. Grove, New York; }. w. Wane'
Nominations NJ. Atkinson. Indiana;
G. +. Williamson, Georgia; ". *, Ho-
man. Texas, Or. J. f. DAVIS, Ohio; Lewis
hla; T. w. Darst. Massachusetts; W. II.
Cannon Illinois; Mis-. NJ. L.: Streator,
colorado, Frank Talmage, Texas A.
Y. o..
Japan-H. o. Breeder, Iowa; S. n.
jefferson, West Virginia; q T. Smith,
Ohio; i. S. Latimer, Pennsylvania; II.
". Stewart, Canada.
Africa. a. Lord, ohio; 7. j. Haley,
Missouri; \. $. Haynes, Illinois, W. }.
LOJs kentucky; A. Tcachout, ONO, NJ
Il. Harlan, Kansas.
Eniargcment-C. E. M-r-an,. Mirf1esota;
W. + Richardson, Missouri; }. ii. CARR
son. 4. y. Tyler, New York; Z. b: Bag
by District of Columbia II. t. Bow e.I,
India-E. Y. collars, Ohio; J. y. H7-
maker, Virginia; u. K La as lndiaIna'
Donald Kentucky; Or II. Gerould, ONO;
l.. a. Cutler. Virginia.
Europe-H. McDiatmd, West Nirsinia;
Mark CONS. Kentucky j. ). ohorsy,- "'i u
DUNCAN Dun District Of Columbia,
Turkey-B {. Deweese, Illinois, Mrs.
4 A. Johnston. Texas; j. r. Toop. Con
neticutt; r. 4. UdeI Missouri, II. X.
Pendieton, Pennsylvania.
PTEsoNAL MOTIFS.
DR.. j. 4. Brooks, Of Memphis, Tenn
is known everywhere as ffohloitionist'
Ue was nominated for Governor OF Mis-
souri, and President OF the United
states on the Prohibition. platform.
H. T. Brown comes from Hamilton,
ohio. He breaches to crowded houses
lectures on temperance and on other
Is. b. Bagby, the chaplain Of the House
OF Representatives. is in attendance.
MIR. Bachy is a faVorite with young pco-
pie His church Is growing rapidly.
Il. =. MacLane Is in the field as a gen
craI evangelist. For years ne had charge
of the Church Of Athens, ONO. Recently
he has been at work I'm Georgia as
rcviNalst.
". G. Payne, pastor of the Third
church Of Philadelphia, has been present
since the beginning. Hts earnest face
is seen in the great gatherings.
Knox +. Taylor IS Sunday school evan
gelst In Illinois His presence is a sub
stantial addition TO any assembly Of
Christian workers.
Harry Minnick comes. from Maine. He
brings glad tdinCs Of great JOY from
the far north. During the year he has
built handsome church in Lubec.
q. G. Brelos is preacher and teacher.
He Is from Canton, Ohio the home Of
the Hon William Mckinley. Of protection
Professor s NJ. Jefferson halls from
Bethany College. lie has been pastor
in Cincinnati Coyington, Kokomo, Indi-
ana, and Augusta. Ga. Professor JET
ferson fills the chair Of Biblical literature.
HIS scholarship. ability. and elouuence
qualify him for the high and responsible
position which he flis
W s Hove lives in West Beaver Creek,
Nh. His handsome face is seen In the
convention. He smiles beniEnantly on
the beautiful young ladies
T. l.. Snutn belongs to Topeka, kaS.
Ne has been the efficient recording sec
rotary Of the convention for several
years He IL n young strpling, but he
has accomplished much in the great field
I'm which he labors
Or. and Mrs. .Pasdeld and /. II Cole
man are hrre from Springfield. m the
home Of Abraham Lincoln. They belong
80 the large lay element in the conven-
tion.
]. ]. Haley is Just home from England
4 kentuckian 10y birth he has labored
In Australia America and England His
tall and burly form Il a conspicuous