New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
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ferred TO- deems II wise that no further action Be
taken.
Nrxr MEETING IN MINNEAPOLIS.

Strenuous efforts were made secure the assem-
bly, for this place year. but without ava Last
evening an open letter from the Rev Dr. l.. rum
bull Lee pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Churcn
~ Cincinnati was placed in the hands OF the com,
missioners IL is entitled "Winsome Winona ana
the General Assembly and was money argdm savs
more than $1,000 by coming here. rather tnah gong
TO saraS sr 81 aasfsd but plea Tor
making Winona Lake a raying point for future
assemblies
When the committee on the next pace on meeI
chairman presented It's report he yielded the moor
to- Dr. ~ cray Of chicago who withtTe We the
Minister Presbyterian Church OF Minneapolis re
seS ha said hs that Wnona did not
semby year but after that; until lne i'.,.I III
mum dawned the Assembly would always be wei.
come here without discussion on the invitation
from Minneapolis it was accepted 80 v,,..uo,.
orator during a part OF the afternoon. was called
Upon for address after the Assembly decided no.
alive speech. thanking the Church for oil 1t ma"
'Da' resolution , was adopted this morning unanl-
mously expressing the cordial sympathy OF 'ns
John r II ss Of is
dent and hasns IN b we p 81.
cal welfare. OF the soldiers, sailors and marines
now engaged n the war with spain -,
m soss on the caa r. Of
sons with this statement, which produced hearty
The debt Is paid. Thanks be unto God and the in,
s spInF 6gsst ri our haus eonSnted s
more than one-tenth Of the whole. though In mum.
Der they represent less than one-housandth part o,
our Church.
The peace-s speaking guns Of Admiral Dewey has
opened the gates which henoeiortn make aecess' pc
not less than twelve millions OF people who have ior
three hundred years been fe.tered by bonds almost
worse than those OF heathensm ana oppressed , oy
OF the nation whose government has been blight
and bIistering curse upon every people over whom
1t has been the great pleasure OF some Of your
on furough and We wish to testify 10 the singular
impression left upon our minds and hearts OF tneir
power These are those whose spiritual lives have
been deepened not by visit to any famous place
reputed to have found the secret OF power. but by
dwelling with and obeying Him into whose hands
who. bidding them go preach MS Gospel: into the
them and He IL with them.
TO DEEPEN SPIRITUAL LIVES.
II We would have our spiritual lives deepened, Il
we would be filed with the Holy Ghost. We must
get into obedIent fellowship with Christ and mo
sympat hetc touch with the choce ones Oh me eSc'
houses and lands or lite. dear 10 themselves
but have obeyed the Masters command 10 60 ana
That commission lies upon every one OF us and
somehow manage 10 obey 1t: either by going our
selves or letting children go wnen they are
called or by helping those to go VINO are waiting
Robert speer followed Or. Pentecost with the
before this assembly. One OF the youngest men IN
the force OF any OF the boards. ne is one OF the
ablest representatives, OF the Church in all lts ue-
partments OF work. His recent trip around the
world in which he visited mission stations in every
country lent new fervor to his thorough knoWleuso
OF the missionary needs Of the world His pictures
OF the needs OF Persia India. China and 9 Strss
countries will not soon be forgotten by the laIso
audience. , L.,o,
A haf-dozen missionaries followed with oriet
addresses The Board of Publication ana saooa.n
school Work discussed in the afternoon ~
Davies chairman OF the standing committee DE-
T. r. Craven. secretary and others made au,
dresses After hours debate the Assembly,
decided to discontinue its two mag azines, Inc
church at Home and Abroad. and The Assembly
Herald" and start new magazine 10 be KNOWN
as The Assembly Herald. of wAich he Rev. w.
H. Hubbard. OF Auburn. shall he the editor, Win
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