The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-23

deadly dispute over o boundary line
The subject underlies all legislation az
Washington; It was the chief topic dis'
eussed on the streets, It's influence was
felt In the business world, and altoi
gother had absorbed consideration ID
the exclusion Of everything else, There
were, he said, some things on which
Jews and Christians could unite and
work In harmony, That was by work.
Ing on parallel lines inculcate respect
for each others convictions, and strive
to do the most good without hlndering
or interfering with the work OF each
other They also could, by uniting
against unnecessary wars, be most
potent means OF preserving tho peace OF
the world when that peace was threat
ened.
Rev. DR.. W. s. Ralnsford preached d
Bermon before the meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Association az
Association hall to-day on the misun-
lerstandings OF Christ. -.
Towards tho close OF his sermon lls
said that the misunderstanding dt
Christ was evidenced by the war talk
that had been indulged in by the ma.
ton during the last few days, NothinH
could be In more direct conflict with
Christ'B teachings than that the two
Christian nations should ny at each
others thronts for a trlfle. The memI
bers OF the Young Mems Christian As'
bociation were numerous across the sea-
md II would be an evil spirit truly that
would put them at tho threats OF their
brethren here, II would be fratrieldali
II was a false and alluring conception
OF the duties OF the people OF both ma
lIons 10 each other. ThCre could be no
war II the Christian people OF both ma
tions had anything 10 say about IT, ana
he believed the Christian spirit In this
instance would triumph.
DIR. Cadman Is Fierce.
OF all tho anti-war sermons preached
In this city to-day, the ferceat was that
preached in the Central Metropolitan
church by the Rev. s. p. Cadmnn. DR..
Cadman is an AmericaniZed English.
man and his language was directed
with equal Vehemenee against the war
advocates OF both countries.
Dr. CAdman denounced the chaplain
OF tho house OF representatives because
OF the prayer which he recently offered.
Continuing, he said:
"The English people and newspapers,
am sorry to see, are no better thhn
those on this side. The whole thing Is
characterized by q species OF hydro
phobla. Al the treaty OF Berlin. Eng
land offered to take care OF the Chris
tlnns within the territories OF the sui
tan. How she has done 30 the slaugh-
ter that has elapsed sufficiently teaunes.
Hor protentions were the bloodlest
kind OF farce. The slaughter now go.
ing on in Armenia is the aftermath OF
British jIngoism,
'T,ord Salisbury inherits some Of tho
qualities of his great ancestor, tho war
like Cecil, that scattered the Spanish
Armada. He Is the greatest foreign
minister since the days OF Lord Pal.
merston. He will fight. II the great
Gladstone was at Downing street, there
would be no danger OF war. but the
Grand Old Man, whose mngnnminity
was responsible for tho withdrawal of
British troops from Boerlnnd In spite OF
the protestations OF his countrymen ts
now over eighty years old, almost
blind, and out OF power, and the Tories
the Tories whose history is one Of
land grabbing, are In the saddle"