New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

| rather than have another heresy tr'a' TIC
| quietly withdraw from the ministry. \. "
TbA Rev F. H Weeks OF Lincoln ar D.,
-. as,ins, DR. McGifert's book, ana the re',
Calhoun Of Pittsburg. DEFENDED tne ~. 80,
and asked the Assembly =, t ths Se Prby
ery coiored brother deprecated tae sd 70 the
comlssioners who eons nS HAT not one Of the
Sneakers had said work s991 o serds the rich
Many Of the people were s'r bu they did seem
70 care anything about the muir u o. mis- under
ana His Church by such vo'u'ne a. ''''
PAYS saa Kat pr re- spSks Of Which
tatve OF inc ,rsoSer for six years He declared
Himself Sick and tired Of the strife ana reoSst He
GnG tSat Or McGert had the t5oq ss
by publishing his book ana on, on n ,bst action
whatever responsibility came from '"a' "0''O
r.voPs THE MAJORITY REPORT.
DR. ". c. Roberts. member OF the We" .o,ort
,A.arv also favored the majority repo'
Henry Parsons. OF Rye n l" 'p'
vor Of DR. Browns report ..o,
Nv, VOTE OF the Assembly the last hrteeh MIN
were given to the chairman. but a. MS te9u' W.
Pev John Dixon. Of Trenton. j.. osca'PrT resbv-
time He SAID that wnen three speciAc trusts
ono in regard to Church government, al third With
cernng The systems OF d0G Of God Wien
proves fahess to THIS latter 4; the bar Of
h hie Prcshvterv for trial or his views ma! ec,ng
nounced by a court Of The Cnurcn nar.i Assembly
cnndnn'ned an erroneous book without d.
the man , =, ,ho majority declaring
,bat ~ Rryans report would place the prespy'eiS
at loss and drew this picture OF comrait-
Tee appointed by the Presbytery might W% gepe
DR. McGlert and be 6ay Of the Presbytery might
agree with the committee. ana c IL me ~ 70 the
general Assembly it would have to appea b 70 the
higher court rot against the views hn ne, would 60
man responsspsSe rho 1e synod or the Assembly would
no arrayed against the Presbvteryi tho discus
DR. Dxon sIgT a %eT II DR. McGer aggrleyssd
by tho action OF the Assembly ne ,o may ISu in that
FL the ggave woud lie with him The Pes0y 70
terlan Church would be borne iat"ifn II one came
the truth ana Ss .o r;nt and forced upon
him by the General Asss%6Xy debate promise
he thnt the time for the discuss on OF ri. vepv
Inn ana in Iedp, las than an hour being consumed
n Tho consideration Of the Temperance tpo ~, .ae
rs details The T rep2omm 9s that no acton Re
taken in regard Princeton Inn ana brought
t,ons hut two members OF the commute, oneeion
in a minority report. and. af,er sone d'''"SS''"
this resolution was added ana ad0p,cu all who are
NIX our beloved church TO eXercss in
creased diligence and IN respect TO
temperance whether az parents or yea pnrnes and
schools may he purged OF tne en- ,o " our and'
and the saloon trac be dtyen dgsrd1s princeton.
that matter having been discussed faIy G ,h5 m
,,i,fee In lis report the committee shlu
naa ,.,,th tho last year. there was an en-
couraging increase in the number Of ssSns and
mittces and temperance societies IN cnu'''es "''
The Rev j IL. REWARD. OF Tacoma nd pocE s
LIZ ne taten oniaining $40. There Is no cie" -
he thief and tho Assembly ordered ira, IN The
ho,iH he returned 70 him from !ts treasuss' pas
rronnv was really that which eonsed 70 ny
htrery consisting OF the mileage, ana ,nwcorn
~; -, funds due 10 Nr. Reynard ana MS leiio"'o
missOners.