Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-25
he Second Day of the Itiner,nt H..

- AZ Literary session of the Minis
Is 'erlal Association several Subjects of in
- terest were discussed this afternoon. n1
4 considerable interest shown. The frs,
T. paper read was by Rev. f. w. Var
De'eh'er' u. d., on the "Obiects OF
inc annual Meeting of the Itinerapt
Club.' He spoke of the menta, a,d
intellectual quickening and the stimu.
ius winch comes from contact with liv-
, ing men. The minister needs every
a'allaole help to quicken his THOUGHTS
unnecessarily the minister falls into
uncuituied habits, which can be re-
moved only by criticism. In the Clnb
I 'he nelp Is mutual il that the criticism
~ heed1u' and helpful, the privilege oi
fellowship he said is specially helnfp,
10 The men of the mission who are 60
scattered In the work. when wa
know each other better we shall love
eacn other more" were the INSPIRING
words he used to express his tbouobts
:" me advantage of this fellowship.
ou. The browning object Of tic neeting
NC neio was the spiritual power and tho
spiritual q~uicksning, w...vh it. won,d
afford. ~
Inc mex speaker wa. Mr.. Hatchsr
OF Mason Valley who spoke on .Tb.
Degree OF Ministerial Res ponsibilitv for
'he Lock OF Revivals." The ouest;o,
was, How May the Minister Lead tho
reople to The Lord and Master2.:
nevl'al' stand for one thing and that
IL u onslaught on tho ranks Of the
NON oers' The revival, said thu
speaker' depends MOI, only upon the
minister but upon the spiritual life of :
the lew as well. The supreme work Of =
Ihe pastor Is the salvation of .onIs ,
DIS should be neglected for notbir.
else Tor this is his most important work Z,
+ 'ltnlul minis serial work will finally l.
'he clouds and the sun will apD4ar -
rev MI. Taylor Of Greenville oava -
very interesting paper on the I1ndi L
.9'lons Of Divine Providence in the ,
due war With Spain" He attrihpt- -
II our success largely to the fact that
'"e men at the head of national affairs
we're men of good character and m,n,
'bem Christian men. The loss #
.onlParatlvely few men and the famon, q
IcIory OF Dewey, without the loss of ., II
lngle man was the act of providor,o III
Mr.. Winsor discussed tha noatI VI
"i' W. open u churches to Self Con y,
,''"ted and irresponsible EvanpeIst>2 ~
men VINO are not sound in fheol- 49,
ne Sdld, generate \ distorted concen- 49,
II Oh 'hristIan character. Undue con -.
'7"ce is placed in special agency AND 49,
Il eVal1gellstic fury carries the rrowd y"
ny temporarily. The EVANGELIST b,s .Hs
''"S lfuuceincnt to do his work SIim1v -.
u very OFTEN is the cause of discorl "
lIch II takes years to remedy w..
offered no objection to those who
I,'i't'S commissioned and officially
~ | Inc common tramp evange- APP
I VIC mas no interest in preserving the
lIlonS OF the internal ORGANIZATION Nj
Nlhsors idea is that several onae W..
rs mould be asked the an -
my LOT the use of the church 10 ho l
y h'pathy with the church? Doe. ha 9Ia
'eNe IN the rhurth as a divine jnstitu- !
~ Inc general thought was that rho mis-
'"' should be his own evangelist D
r. hammond gave some intoro.ti, ~.
valuable ideas concerning evange- Vir
r. uilr.. Den
IT, wilson,, ia his paper on marriaoa
7' upon the home as being the forma-
l Oh society and the state and the
ny OF nome life and its power in the
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