The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-23
lie Favord. Leilich.


conference except when the proper au-
thOrity is iu the chair. IL seems 90
me that the president of the mission
should have been asked 90 preside and
allowed 90 decline if he wished 10 do
go. ] think We should az least have
extended due courtesies Co the proper
authorities
Mr. EoeuseI arose Co a point of or
der The discussion he declared 90 Do
ont of order because there was U1
motion before the house. A motion
made by him that the programme
should De proceeded with was carried.
AS soon ass this was done Mr.. Han
sen. who had been called upon for his
. paper. announced that ne had no pa
per- and took his seat
Rev Air. HeekeT was called upon
for paper on How Boys and Girls
of the Sabbath school Can BE Saved
for the Church" He announced that
he had not expected TO Doe present and
was not prepared
The next subject. symposium on
THE Needs of the Preacher" was
treated uude~ the heads of THE Holy
Spirit" hy Thomas johns Prayer,
hy Joseph Wilks, and study by H..
O.. Kemp.
Labors With the Lowly.
In the discussion of the topic Of
prayer Mr. Cook took occasion TO
speak of the work OF ministers among
fallen women and sinners of the low
est type. Hc told how me- had labored
with some OF The most depTaved Wo-
men and men u Park City and finally
gotten them tO abandon their courses.
He declared that the preachers We're
too prone 90 raise a hue and cry against
such sins. but ala little To save the
/ fallen ones from their doom. They
seemed 90 Dee afraid of contamination
. 10y mere association, he declared
81 so in and talk Co che saloonkeep-
err said DE, land JeIl him that I love
him and ann interested in his salvation.
ANY minister who VIII may go down
until De smells the veu fumes OF hell
and sul bring "a soul back 90 It's Max
er. If he is the right kind of "a man
60 Won't cOntam.nate him 10 get down
with these mfortIuates and help 10
litt them up.'
The meeting was resumed at p p. m-
opening with "a devotional service. The
first topic of discussion iu the after
noon was "Thr Divine and Human Ele-
meuts of Sauetihcation.' The Rev.
Mr. Parker opened the talk with a short
dissertation Uu what DE thought con-
stituted saucufcauou and what it
meant 90 the Christian.
Mr.. Wakes Sermon.
The Rev Richard Wake followed,
discussing the use of terms indicating
perfection bon relation tO sauctidcation.
He referred especially 90 perfect love
and perfect purity. Tie thought JnaL
So long ass there was room for inn
proyemeut there could not be perfect
love uT perfect anything else. 10 was
for improvement and So long as Surh
conditions existed, no perfection could
De attained.
AT this julcture DIR. LeiIich inter
urteI the meeting to ask that he De-
excused for the remainder of the AFTER
noon. as he had "a previous engagement
that was pressing. The conference
voted 90 excuse him. This was the ilrs-
time since the conference commenced
that Dr. Leilich had spoken "a word.
Mr. HeImick then continued The DIS
cuss.0H. Hc differed with Mr. Wake.
lie thought there was 90 perfection of
Ily. and perfection m other things. IL
las his contention that "a man might
have a perfect love Iu accordance with
a- capacity for love. ana then when
his capacity Increased, his love could
increase .o the perfection of the new
standard. sdu Doe perfect AN the time
Messrs koepsel and Cook spoke along
the same line.
Save Boys and Girls.
The next topic was. How Cain the
BOYS and Girls of che sabbath school
ID. Saved to the ChurcA2' Ar Cook
opened the discussion.
"T believe there is "a way 90 save
every one of them. said DE. IF me
fathers and mothers live perfect lives