The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-08

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very much u'Nr ''iorr wis trouble Tho
VISITING futrer iracribci the trade hv which
b. had .rcirrd tho r~ari-htonet'a horse
ED In rcluru h1d given som" cash to boot
Tho fumca wore to- hi. statement In both
civil and ecclesiastical courts, aud Efforts
wore naGo ~ tho tIn-ais ~ Iowa 10 Gust
the ending r.r.on, hut he stuck The
courts "rrs i@u,osrI. with some success 10
the cla--,. and uo little Dissatisfaction to
the ra~-nu
Aprcils f., tho ella s-ia and TO the Iowa
Euprriur Court rrought him nothing Other
appeal 20 -" "a r'tcular Synod of Chicago,
two In uum' o' wrrc Just rs unsuccessful.
The synod sustained tho unanimous action
of : o CLASH.
Now the oy.rartor has put IN an appeal
30 the General synod II appeared ye-ter-
day and was cent to the judicial committee
for an opinion.
Another appcal which went to the same
committee was that of the Rev. {. 7. Evans,
who used to be n pastor IN the Chassis OF
Albany. II" was SUSPENDED from the min
istry because Of some financial troubles,
and is AT present gaining a livelihood in
other pursuits.
That the Reformed Church is not making
the progress IL should was emphasized
a az sae l4TT he Re Se'1 Dor = p"S II a FarTar qe cone
Guided a report on the state of religion
by showing that while there was seeming
increase all along the line, and that mem
bership in the denomination was now
lie, 1856. yet there was a movement in the
wrong direction. The ratio of member
ship growth to growth of the population
steadily lessons, DIR. Farrar said. He
favored federation.
W" L. rA ~ a. Nr1I u
did not. Federation" he said, settles
nothing. The Presbyterians and Cumber-
land Presbyterians try to unite, effect a
so-called union, and promptly 100 ministers
secede. do not believe the Dutch Church
The Rev. DR., T. A. Wharton Of the South
ern Presbyterian Church and the Rev,
John NJ. ,Schick, pastor OF Grace German
Reformed Church, Washington. which Presi-
dent Roosevelt attends, came TO the synod,
Each represents a church that is willing to
join the Reformed Church. Pastor Schick
spoke for President Roosevelt, who Is a
member Of the st. Nicholas Church, in which
the synod meeting is held. Said he:
Il bring from the President himself
fraternal greetings and profound sorrow
that he cannot be with you at this gathering.
He asked me to make 1t clear to you that
it was a physical impossibility for him to
it is so. But Theodore Roosevelt does not
need any one to say it for him. His own
word is strong enough assurance.
W. H. nnn ho iii $40 nnt ona ,rb;t 80
n lorai seryant Of The Lord .Jasus Christ
than when he left and M lass true IN the
nrinciple of self Government in the lieht of
the Word Of God as the basis OF all true
liberty" Applause.
Take back 70 the President for us, said
the Rev. Dr.. Donald Sage Mackay, the
president of the Synod, to DR.. Schick, the
assurance that our prayers go up to
Almighty God for his welfare, and assure
him, further. that he has the confdence
and love OF his church and the church OF his
fathers.
A public meeting was held last evening
in the Collegiate Church OF st. Nicholas,
The feature of the celebration was IA letter
of regret from President Roosevelt. 1t
read;
Permit NE TO express my great regret that
7 am mnaSlo n mo nrescnt NJ the centennial
session Of ,be General synod Of the Dutch
PaTorr,od chnroh Of wbicb I nm 'momhor
helorni"u nh"Iu". " "m,e an, "a All .ho " rnn ~
espue's''n as o" ar a 10 =" :, nu'harshin
Ihuren, ,M %"I hoa = MsS %oaard'n anS amnc,ton 49,
j am sure all OF us have Tor TINS OLD 'hurch.