New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-01
ARCHBISHOP TO YOUTHS.
He Addresses Brotherhood of St.
Andre1v in PHILADELPHIA

rhuadelphis. Sept. sa-Ths feature OF to-sa,,s
-oeeedlngs OF the annual convention ~ The
rr...hsrhood OF ST. Andrew was the nrssano. :,
=, Archbishop Of Canterbury and Primsta - Al,
Toglaaa the Most Rev DR.. Randall Thomas
-osssson Or. Davidson attended the confersr,.
- tse Junior members OF the brotherhood v,hgcb
- held late today II Horticultural Han W
-o,s other than delegates to the Convention
-. admitted. following the conference the
.-.shisbop addressed the members Of the Rrotbs-
80 Al the Academy OF Music speaking OF the
ansness Of England and America. ana on the
- If helping others.
r- Davidson arrived here a special train from
,aQ-york shortly before noon. Re was met at the
...t,os BIZ Bishop O. w Whitaker, Of the diocese
= pennsylvania; Bishop Coadjutor Alexander
,Iserav-sulith and Theodore Voorhees, first vice
--.vseut Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
cr-.nauy On leaving the station the Archbishop
80 taken on q short sightseeing tour. His first
= vas al independence Hail where he was well
~.s hy Mayor Weaver. He was entertained, at
,1-obson by Bishop coadjutor Mackay-smith.
~ Davidson was introduced at the meeting by
,'-ss l. HoughtellnS. Of Chicago. chairman of the
-rsrtion. The welcome was delivered by Bishop
ErFrsker, ana brief address was made by Bishop
y s Tuttle, Of Missouri.
In the course OF his address the Archbishop Of
canterbury said:
-FOUR kindness has emphasized 10 me the sense
n absolute oneness of The English and American
sS-snrhes OF the Church and the almost oneness Of
err kindred nations. I am glad that the misunder-
sfsnsng Of q hundred odd years ago Is driven
SspDsy bess-dly and, please God, permanently
sWag from our hearts and from our minds. But
seesptng now as churchmen and not men OF
-ssrly related countries, Gods care Of our Church
n nast years and past centuries is memory and
knowledge dear TO you as IL Is dear TO US
I "a not think / realized what great force there
;s IN your country until this afternoon. when
ICED the thousands OF boys who comprise the
Srror department Of your brotherhood II all these
,ousbs BE- inculcated with the principles for which
,;,cur brotherhood STANDS. what mast u mean 10
49, nc 81.
iZsd world twenty or thirty years hence!
a han century ago the common answer 10 the
,,1eSfi0n rs what the rTst duty OF a CHRIS
Ter would invariably have been the saving OF MS
gsiIv sn men possess. il is generally recognized
mai no man should think too much OF himself,
t5sf each is not only responsible for the saving or
"a own soul alone, but for helping the common
Ike with which he daily has To DC
Or Davidson enued oy commencing the brother
,,od for its religious and humanitarian work The
lrchbishop was entertained al a dinner at the
ssfevue-Stratford Hotel after the meeting, and
left later in the evening for NewYork
The brotherhood convention was opened to-day
nv ms Right Rev. }. NJ Horen. Of Ashevie, y. c.
The number Of members OF the General Council
was increased from thrty-tWo TO NIFTY. torty-one
members nominated grand councillors We
sected unanimously and empowered 10 increase the
dresses were delivered by Canon Austin. of ia
msica British West Indies; \. ]. Davidson, OF
Canada: George H. AndrUss, of Berkeley, Cal, and
kv q number of local clergynlen. Vicar John II.
end King Edward VII. addressed the younger
clergy 10 explain the movement IN England among
the clergy for ways OF extending the Gospel IN
foreign lands.