New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

hibited among the missionaries which is equal to
have heard S Of Mis- Miss shaftucR Everett P Wheeler:
OF this city, said that Miss Shattuck stood for All
ness and law-and when a bowling Musselman mob
tried TO enter her schoolhouse she interposed the
ion (AppiauseC We speak Of the early heroes.
,arey end Judson. and We take no laurels from
heir brow when speak of our missionary heroes
and heroines OF the present day. (Applause0 our
@ @on had & = pu. M Sntin n ,i95 Pbti,n This
country had Sedgwick and kearny. but we DO
However we may feel about what is going on in
the Philippine Islands. the blood of every Ameri-
b sunerar ofi{cer nsittnfr now, long he could hold
Ds suIeiiDI n,iis ~ o IiS ne srea ont
IAppiause) Now. missionaries doing that
them. Now. my point is TINS: That If a nation
builds monuments 10 its heroes our Church should
An American bishop has told us that one educat
a thousand literate and vicious men II that is
so. the million pupils in our schools now are
this million Of pupils will pass out and an
%at ssons n M NAVE done for science With the Single
sentence that every missionary station is scien-
God ges nto place I it e is death blow to deS
pofism. When a man becomes child of God he
Clothing Christian furniture. Christian agricuit-
nave the motto that TRADE always follows the
flag but it is not true as could show you # l
lows the missionary" (Applause3 That is proved
Spe n The Sass q HsWa In @ sS the exports G s were @
The total trade Of those islands sixty years ago
Now, / am willing TO admit that this is not the
highest kind Of an argument to appeal for missions
but ! do say when We have men going around
sneering and saying there isn't any good in foreign
missions. il is Well TO have few facts of this
kind 10 throw at them TO show them how ignorant
they are. (Applause)
world. just as il was apparently when Jesus came
Japan and China h had their ,. var and China woke
world Power to-day as never before Russia is
centre is now in the China seas. There are three
Embraces b m s the an a6d the sa1
l think the Latin arc on the wane. and the battle
To our me dS2 e @ tS nave an open World and
we have President Angel has said, the men
carry on this work. Besides money we need Chris
pause9 We want to confederate our work at
nome apd G ABROAD 50 as to be able to strike the
this century is The passion of men TO save hu-
M mspirea @ pX 4Ve OF the i5ord Jesus Shrist: @
and Us pIess d on d f & f give the money Tor this hS
VIII give Us the victory. Appiause-)
Il want TO say to the church people that il
they don't move rather lively this layman (N1r
Capen) will run right over them." said DIR.
Angel.
EX-GOVERNOR NORTHEN SPEAKS
Ex-Governor Northen. of Georgia, was the
next speaker and said in part:
When 1 say that this is the most remarkable as
semblage OF men before which ever stood
Hei1s ; 1 Win pP6lo4hG concern that am address
bled TO consider some fundamental principle of in
1ernatiOnal iaw2 No. To consider some condition
that IS 10 be made the basis of international war?
No A great peace congress of the world to say
name of God. let there be more blood no
more slaughter. no more war? No. a congress as
semhled between all nations 10 rise up in their
power led by the great God himself to strike down
the colossal crime of ages, the saloon? No. But
y congress OF nations assembled proclaim the
Gospel Of the living God throughout ali the earth
as the one thing under heaven that shall be the
solution OF the problems that trouble government
and FeX men. (Applause)
Ex-Judge David Graham Barklay Of Belfast
ireland, formerly magistrate in the Puntaub
lndla. read paper giving his personal testi-
mony with reference TO the value Of missionary
work in Her Majestys Indian empire.
Moody's faVorite hymn. Saved by Grace" was
sung by Mr.. Sankey, the audience joining in
the chorus.
Ex-Mayor Schieren, Of Brooklyn made a few
remarks by way Of Introducing his friend, the
Rev DR. George Scholl, of Baltimore who told
an interesting story of the practical results from
a pecuniary point Of view of the work of the
Muhlenberg Mission on the west coast of Africa
John H Converse, of the Baldwin Locomotive
works. spoke on the direct and desira bic results
or missionary work in the way OF promoting
commerce
President Angel closed the meeting with the
declaration that any Christian church that was
not a missionary church its way to GER
tain death, and he added that the preachers
Were at liberty TO mold clergymen and laymen up
10 that standard.
The Rev. DR.. John Chamberlain pronounced
the benediction.