New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

one from London and the other from Glasgow.
the leading speakers. To-day these two and DR..
Morgan, Of London; DR.. Pierson, of Brooklyn, and
DR.. Blanchard, of Wheaton College. Illinois. spoke
in the Auditorium. In Weston Hall and Round
Top, Miss Sorab1i, OF India, told of the remarkable
movement going in that country especially
among the Parsees and Mahometans. At the par
lor meeting she introduced by DR.. John Ban
croft Devins. who had visited her home and seen
her schools in Poona, of the largest ones being
in building provided by the American friends
of this young woman
The singing the conference this year is ex-
celIent. AS usual George c. Stebbins is in charge.
assisted by Charles NJ. Alexander, Mr. Torrey's
associate in Asia and Europe. and Lewis 5.
Chafer Mr. Alexander has hour a day in
which he leads the praise service, and he also
divides the time at other services with Mr.. steb-
bins Every song heard here is sermon as we'll.
Dr. Arthur T. Pierson, the speaker this evening
is a close personal friend of DR.. Prebendary Webb
Peploe. who spoke in the afternoon In speaking
of the English preacher recently he said
He is well known in Great Britain as the head
of the Evangelical. or Low Church. party IN the
Angcap Church and one Of the chief & as9 s9
closely associated with the advance or spiritual
PRACTICAL ra R u religious thought and experience
was remarked by one Of The English Visitors at ts
no need Of any one going 10 Keswck who at
in Aggu5t st s e odad 12F the Oh
This remarkable man, Prebendary Wehb-Peploe
ter Of the dead lack delicacy and proprety when
thsy aniRat9 f H Is his 80 s6 cont to sa
that GOD has given % 6 eeens Nsry WHICH togeher
The Bible is his great textbook and Of that book
His long and laborious studies of the Word of God
joined to peca9Ty bepnrenaI Keen a eory enable
him to outline whole book ana cite chapter anu
verse IN IN rape a5na o praeca truth from Genesis
TO Revelation But best OF All ms aSCtiiS hq6 qtS
gives unique authority and JUNCTION to his utter
ance There is that so sneaks of what he
knows and testifes to what he mas seen Ii iiSre
is also a personal, practical grip to his teaGnins g
It takes hold, and will not let go 1t seems so
reasonable scriptural ressJlesS that Ihe heaIGT T
ascane ac vital decisions Unbeiet is rebuksd and
made TO seem both too long and too absurd TO De
longer cherished
On interested are many people who have heard
the addresses of DR.. Webb-Pepploe that in addl-
ton 10 hearing him every day they are oo'aIuiliS
his series Of addresses given here ten years de'
v,nich have been published with the utle VIC
torjous Life The topics treated in that series III
oIuda .-The Spirit and the Believer THE Secono
Coming OF our Lord" What God Hath Cleansed'
,.7be WAY of Blessing and How TO Meet 1enptN-
ton
OUR ALIEN INVASION
7 Willis Baer spoke Tuesday on immigration
in its relation to the churches- ne sdiu' ~ Pc
O,,r alien invasion! Is it menace or Tnlsslon SION
That is one Of the burning questions OF the # gay a
ThoughtfuI men and women are cops6s[s ags = TO at il
studying it and giving all KINDS OF ifh fSst in the
Il is only fair YOU and to mys9d5 y5 defare re nv
very ans With President Roosevelt when he
said in Of his MESSAGES c 10 mmgrstion of the
right kind and want none OF the wrong pat hip 50
o5casion 70 ,s wTit9 d6hto 5aat 10 Jaeob s and
in reply me, among otheT Jhias 5 ~ fyrTher the
.wrong @ kind Of immigration is, in my mind easily
Identified with the kind that Know NO no Better ma
terai for the true American than t9e me one ,Vba Tn3
from a SRT9o@ Fe made se to TS mean for the
Jacob Ris is such one ana IaGoD 462 are n sood 5
rss6s N6% R@0ffsf! 5Gst oa know stand
ask fhSse Of y3g TeG of y
sympathy and uphold me py . lia'' aso ask YOU
Wbo i9 d0 no1 agree with me TO give me an unpreJu
diced and fair and square hearing ana ASK G'u
First then let me bring P toy you & no s@RsFiGr ies
yb699P have avn 06 been studying 1t closely for
several years; but %aht 70 SSS and nv hand
e hesr6 ben is on and hTs IS eEnded 5G Weak though
fullest stretch THAT hs how may 3yoad it be
BLOOD is stronger than water am 'Ae a0A o'
Brsatnss there man with soul soul 50 dead
This is my own my native land
There was a time when men who could not say
that were called by some others men without a
e. to certain a aexten-it is not true to-day for
let remind you that there are l9yai ana IoyaI 81
this country and adopted IT, and are now adapting
their lives to IT. ana iney I'll nav ~ m bow the knee
to Him whom not having seen. we love" and
are loyal to the flag which we love in our hearts
and in lives,
An, then. unmindful of what your personal opin-
Ion of may be, perfectly unInindfpi too. Of
whether you consider what am going 10 now
be in good bad taste from the conventional
standpoint. l want YOU to understand that blood
is stronger than water. My father. many years
ago left Hungary, and after sixty days in i'm
migrant sailing ship landed at the Battery after
a very stormy passage, o young man with less
than IS IN his pocket. unable 10 speak single
English word
He left Hungary because Austra's foot was over
his throat, and he came here the land or liberty.
to find liberty and he not only found nberiy but
Jesus Christ and all these years he has been a
subject OF the King OF Kings and Lord OF Lords
Coming, then. TO this country, as / did, In the
loins OF Hungarian father son OF an immi-
grant as ! am, do you ever suppose you would
hear from me that hateful cry OF America for the