The sun., 1902-05-23

I through II He siid that u was popular
and plain, also that he hoped thai the d"-ig,
! nations. liberal and conservative, would
never again H. heard in the Prcsbyt erian
| church. The Rev. Dr Taylor, the Rev
| X \ Holmes and the Rev. DR.. Phraner
also spoke
PROP. dofF LAroHEp AT.
Or van Dyke asked II there were any
/ opposed Ia the motion and Prui ton OF
/ Louisville went TO the platform. lie had
/ l.,.u one of thos. who voted no on the
! question Of adopting tho overturcs Refer
ring To the laughter which had greeted his
/ vote. he ~aid
i am very glad n gave pleasure to you.
fathers and brethren, when 1 was coin-
/ PEELED to vote a. minority Of one. IL was
no pleasure TO me =,
| he wen, on to ssy that he simply recorded
his ConVciinn thai the Revision commute"
work ought not Ia b" adopted In the
| face of the pleas for unanimlty h. desired
TO exercise his privilege II not voting.
br 1ioN wa- appiaudcd, but there was
! laughter mingled with IN" applause,
Then the Rev Mr. Railey rose. DR. van
| Dyke tried To get him 10 say that his poe
| ton was the Sain" ~ PTof. Con = Mr
Railey wouldn't say n. He went 10 the
| platform and snid
ONE BROKEN VOICE OF WARMING.
F,ruhgs ANp BErTuHES: regard this
/ a. did N. brother Who prrc-dcd me. a. the
I most Srrioi- moment IN all III" history oi
/ iii. grand old church. I can hut gay. ex-
| preston 90 the arNt ~ and solioitIde have
! "Xp~fi-noed IN th" last few DAYS J have
\ III. history of the work of ia" church Tor
! civil ,ation, for Jcsu, Christ, our blessed
1 saviour IA tho crnturis- of God.
That work TIA, an bern done under the
| banner Of tho cross upliftsd on n" stan.
the -tardards Of Pr"shytrrianism, ~" VEST
| minister Confession ard IA" larger and shorter
| ,nirchi.m~ To m" u has not been dtircuit
/ 90 und,rstard them They hav" lighted
! my way through an my ini-try. To-day
/ I f.fl Hss tUfNrluE Mfsltss has fes'tl lt4t
| in God ONLY knows What results the years
| to com" Nill reveal
Mr.. Railcy said that he indor~"d ~"
l earrcs'ncss and the honesty of the COM
mittr,'s work His voice broke. II could
| hardly he heard above the laughter and
murInur- of tie commissioners. There
were several cries Of louder
! - Lord give m" n better voice In this
hour prayed Sir. Raucy. rausing in his
The Assembly was little Guieter and hc
| CLOSED his argument hv saving
| The wears will show what il 10 come.
This il tho beginning 81 the end
MIR Railsy went down from the platform
amid din - jerr~. loud laughter and iroui-
/ cal applau-' n" remark 81 III" Nuder-
ator has already 20 told. But one voice
| was heard in the L"Sative when the vote
| was callci for.
| The session for tho morning closed with
| an cNll,ant devotional service.
The afternoon session was devoted 'o tho
| report of the Temperance" Committee which
was rrrsautoSl hy the Rev. DR.. ). dodge.
and the report oE IN" Presbyterian build
7 ing fund pr,-ant,-d hy tho Rcv Or. X =
/ Holmes Tho debt of million and half
, dollars on the Presbyterian building has
! been r,Nducet To- less than quarter ~ a
| million Both reports were adopted with
out opposition.
INCEPTION AT THE vALDoRr.
The Presbyterian Inion 4 this city
#U.Z 49,
and their wives and a. the officers of the
| various Presbyterian orsanizaiiuus NJ ~"
! Waldorf. Astoria last night. The enii'c
| ballroom noor was given over '" the i"~-
tiyitic- IN" guests wer" re""iv"d by
| pre-id.rt Noah e. Rogers 20 the Prrsby-
| tcrian Union Robert 4. Ogden. Mayor Low :,
! John J NC,ook, James Ncrcauoe and
others There were addresses IN th" hall
room and signing hv a NAL" chorus
Prayer was offered hy ia" Rev. DR.. W. u.
! Roberts. stated clerk uf the Assembly.
Mr. Rogers IN his address expressed the
hone that a. tho Mayor had conferred
the freedom Of the city on Prince Henry
/ of Prussia, a distinguished visitor from
10 confer the same honor on Prince Henry
OF Princeton.
Mr. Low aid that he would b" pleased
| TO confer tho freedom of the city on DR..
van DYKE, wcrc II not that he had already
gti.cd IL bv making him-"f al home IN
tho hearts of the GUYS r-opl". Tho Mayor
referred ar.ctionately to his boyhood
as-n.,iniion with Dr. van Dyk" IN Brooklyn
and ~ali hc hoped that they werC a. good
friends as thsy ever had bs-'n. TIE Mayor
al-n r"frrr'd fealiHgy to 'h" late Rev DR..
Maliblr babcocs.
MAYOR APPtarDs CRIED REVISION
,s.amhIy Tp ~ %"w Sork. o"r,inuad thc
Mavor. -bccau=" am glad that this city
should Il" iden't"i with the work don"
] - 10 A..
platisa | hcleve that YOU have done a
servicc not only 70 Your own communion.
but to all Christendom. Tn" great "t"rnal
truths. YOU have proved can be put Ia
modern, Understandable" words and siill
retain thpir eternal verify
The Mayor concluded with tho hope that
the Assembly would not wait thirteen years
before coming to New York again. lie left
AT oncy, after the rf~"ch, Nj Roger- OK
plaintng that the tara~ of state called him
away Tho Rev Dr Parkhur~t was not
with the other brethren at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Dr van Dyke said
| do not believe that tired man ought
70 MAKE d speech l'-t ni, audience b" brought
into sympathy With ham ll@us1i'T What
-ofIs one lI- called an All-wl~' ana uu-
rorupulous Froyii"nc" "a. k"pi me- if"n
nao, m Nfui lut oi short or'-
want 20 Tlve uo',c" that ! an ANXIOUS
to have a share IN that funeral ot which my
broiicr. Dr pureld. CAV" notice 'hi~ morn
M 'tas funeral ot 'hp-" Two words -ooG-
..rvailNr' and Liberal ] Iu "a Hing - nc
t,rca,l,r singer. rrHNrdi rg"r or foWb-' on"
'tryar Ia f4Ct III rather cary" ~" stone.
f.T th,. / would Ius~ttoc 'hC "it'Hpu. Here
IN. tao word. that aie,! ~ oN"rvo oth
MODERATION TELL, Do6-FIGHt STORY
Dr van Dyke devoted IA" rest 81 his
remaras to tho praise of ~" amended Con-
fa~-inn. He said that uu one man, that not
any man had done the thing. hut that b"
relieved that It was the work oi the Holy
spirit lie added
There are those who have hcen di-ap-
po'ut~d bN tht- days work ! refer 20 our
dear friends uf the pres They have b,"u
,ntFfartly expecting nght Her" br
van pyk. told story about a dog hght IN
A Kentucky church whom tho PASTOR dog
was lckrd They W-r" cNp"ctiug a Nght
Sba,r wa. reserved for the report oi ~ III"
columns were waiting Ip-uight they are I'LL
iug them M with soap gdNc-iis is"n"ni-
Laughter lot ~ az any rat" b" thankful
that these ar" clean Ilausht"rl ana l't "a
hone and pr1v 'hIf there viii b. no more dog
fights In our sanctuary
Two New Methodist south bishops.
DALLAS. Tex. May % The two new
Bishops elected to-day by the General Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
south. are l. T. Hos" Of Nashville, Tenn.
.,H A EoL. smith pf p.fsrgHurg Va