INDEX.

ANDERSON, REV. T. D., D.D. ; Rules of Order moved CARRASCO, REV. ANTONIO; Report on the State of Re-
by, 16.

Antislavery Society, London; Abolition of the Slave- CHRISTLIEB, REV. PROF. THEODORE, D.D.; Response to
Trade, 735.

ARNOT, REV. WILLIAM; the Relation between Doc- Churches, Duty of, in Relation to Missions, 583; (Ori-
trine and Life, 327.

BEDELL, RIGHT REV. GREGORY T., D.D.; Spiritual Closing Report of the Committee on the Programme,
Unity not Organic Union, 150.

BEECHER, REV. HENRY WARD; the Mission of the Pul- Committee on the Programme, Closing Report of, 729.
pit, 392.

France, Religion in the Reformed Church of, 71; Oth-
er Protestant Churches in, 76; Sunday-schools in,
410; Present State of Popery in, 438; Evangeliza-
tion of, 517; Evangelical Home Mission of, 643.
Fraternal Appeal, by the REV. DR. SCHMUCker, 742.

Development, Religious Aspects of the Doctrine of, Free Churches of the Continent, 549.

Dodge, Rev. D. STUART; Paper of Rev. Dr. Jessup Gasparin, Count AGÉNOR DE; the Care of the Sick,
read by, 634.

Doedes, Prof. J. I., D.D.; "A Word of Sympathy German Church Diet, Letter of Greeting, 720.

Germany, Christian Life in, 78; Evangelical Theology JESSUP, REV. HENRY HARRIS, D.D.; Missions to the
in, 85.
Oriental Churches, 634.

GIRDLESTONE, JAMES, ESQ.; Legislation on Moral JONES, JOHN HARRIS, PH.D.; Christianity as a Re-
Questions, 535.
forming Power, 661.

GOODWIN, REV. DANIEL R., D.D.; the Effects of Civil Justification, Roman and Reformed Doctrines of, Con-
and Religious Liberty on Christianity, 562.
Gospel History and Modern Criticism, 238.

Gospel, Christianity and the, 261; and Philosophy, 288.
Gospel Ministry, Need of Liberal Support for the, 567.
Grant, Gen. U. S. See President of the United States.
Greece, Religion in, 127.

GRUNDEMANN, REV. R., PH.D.; Protestant, Catholic,
and Greek Missions Compared as to Principle,
Method, and Results, 591.

GUYOT, PROF. ARNOLD HENRY, LL.D.; Cosmogony and
the Bible; or, the Biblical Account of Creation, in
the Light of Modern Science, 276; on the Days of
Creation, 319.

HALL, REV. JOHN, D.D.; Need of Liberal Support for
the Gospel Ministry, 567; What to Preach, 397.
HALL, REV. S. H., D.D.; American Seaman's Friend
Society, 741.

HARRISON, REV. JOSHUA C.; Family Religion-with
Especial Reference to England, 341.
Heathen, Missions among the Lowest, 619.
Hindoos, Christianity among the, 605.

Historical Sketch of the Sixth General Conference-
see under "Conference of the Evangelical Alliance,
Sixth General.”

trasted, 467.

KALKAR, REV. C. H. A., D.D.; State of Religion in
Scandinavia, 101.

KALOPOTHAKES, REV. MICHAEL D., M.D.; Religion in
Greece, 127.

KIDDER, REV. PROF. DANIEL P., D.D.; the Best Meth-
ods of Preaching, 387.

KILLEN, Rev. T. Y.; Ministerial Support in the Irish
Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches, 571.
KNOX, REV. ROBERT, D.D.; City Missions, 647.
KRafft, Rev. PROF. W., D.D.; the Vatican Council
and the Old Catholic Movement, 491.
KRAUTH, REV. PROF. CHARLES P., D.D.; the Strength
and Weakness of Idealism, 293.
KRUMMACHER, REV. HERMANN; Christian Life in Ger-
many, 78.

Labor Question, the, 670.
Lay Preaching, 598, 601.

LEATHES, REV. PROF. STANLEY; Best Methods of Coun-
teracting Infidelity, 224.

Legislation, on Moral Questions, 535; Sunday, 540.
LELIÈVRE, REV. MATTHIEU; the Evangelical Home
Mission of France, 643.

HITCHCOCK, REV. ROSWELL D., D.D., LL.D.; Roman- Letter from the Old Catholic Congress, 485.
ism in the Light of History, 436.

HODGE, REV. CHARLES, D.D., LL.D.; the Unity of the
Church based on Personal Union with Christ, 139;
on the Development Theory, 318; on Darwinism,
320.

HOGE, REV. MOSES D., D.D.; the Mission Field of the
South, 623.

Holland, Religious Condition of, 90.

HOPKINS, REV. MARK, D.D.; Sunday Legislation, 540.
Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia, Public Meeting in, 49.
HOVEY, REV. Alvah, D.D.; Christian Liberty, 481.
Humanity, Christianity and, 302.
HYACINTHE, LOYSON, PÈRE, Letter from, 490.

Idealism, the Strength and Weakness of, 293.
India, Woman's Work in, 612.

Indians (the), in the United States, 630.

Industrial Schools as an Agency in the Prevention of
Crime, 701.

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Letter from PÈRE HYACINTHE LOYSON, 490.
Letters of Greeting-Appendix I.:-From Dr. Merle
D'Aubigné, 717; British Alliance, 719; Archbishop
of Canterbury, 720; German Church Diet, 720; Com-
mittee for Inner Missions, Germany, 721; Emperor
William of Germany, 721; Evangelical Ober- Kir-
chenrath, 721; Prof. Rosseeuw St. Hilaire, 722;
Rev. Alexander Duff, D.D., LL.D., 723; Prof. J.
I. Doedes, D.D., 724; Hon. Robert C. Winthrop,
LL.D., 724.

LEWIS, PROF. TAYLER, LL.D.; Letter on the Commun-
ion of Saints, 156.

Liberty, Christian, 481; Civil and Religious, the Influ-
ence of Christianity on, 558; Civil and Religious,
the Effects of, on Christianity, 562.

Literature, Modern, and Christianity, 363, 369.
LONG, REV. J.; England and Russia in Central Asia,
731.

Lord's Supper in Relation to Christian Union, 180.

Infallibilism of the Vatican Council, and Nominal LORRIAUX, REV. THEOPHILUS, B.D.; the Evangeliza-
Protestantism, 427.

Infidelity (Modern), the Best Methods of Counteract-
ing, 203, 224, 228; in Isolated Individuals, 204; Sci-
entific Systems of, 206; a Growing Social Power in
Church and State, 217; Causes of, 228; American:
its Factors and Phases, 249.

In Memoriam-Pronier and Carrasco, 763; Cook, 767.
Intemperance and its Suppression, 689.
Interchange of Pulpits, 174.

tion of France, 517.

Love (Christian) the Bond of Christian Union, 167.
LOYSON. See Hyacinthe.

MARSTON, REV. C. DALLAS, M.A.; the Communion of
Saints-Modes of its Promotion and Manifestation,

160.

M'COSH, PRES. JAMES, D.D., LL.D; Religious Aspects
of the Doctrine of Development, 264.

International Association for the Defense of the Chris- Memorial on the Opium Trade, 739.

tian Faith, 734.

Ireland, Evangelization in, 508.

Italy, State of Religion in, 106.

MERLE D'AUBIGNÉ; Testamentary Address, 717.
Ministerial Support, 567, 571, 574.

Missionary Fields of Labor, Divisions of, 588.
Missionary Courtesy, 588.

JACOBUS, REV. M. W., D.D., LL.D.; Support of the Missions, Duty of the Churches in relation to, 583;
Christian Ministry, 574.

Protestant, Catholic, and Greek compared, 591;

(Christian), the Obligations of Literature, Science,
and Commerce to, 594; Among the Lowest of the
Heathen, 619; to the Oriental Churches, 634; French
Evangelical Home, 643; City, 647; Among German
Protestant Congregations Abroad, 650.
Mission Field of the South, 623.
Moral Questions, Legislation on, 535.
MUHLENBERG, REV. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, D.D.; the
Lord's Supper in relation to Christian Union, 180.
MURRAY, REV. ROBERT; the British Provinces of
North America, 129.

MURRAY, REV. WILLIAM; Christianity in the West
Indies, 133.

PRONIER, REV. C.; Roman Catholicism in Switzerland
since the Proclamation of the Syllabus, 498.
PRONIER and CARRASCO, to the Memory of, 763.
Protestant, Catholic, and Greek Missions compared,

591.

Protestant Ministers - how shall they best meet the
Demands of the Present Age? 475.
Protestantism, Infallibilism and, 427; Romanism and
Modern Civilization, 461; in Brazil, 736.
Prussia, Missions of the Evangelical Church of,
among German Protestant Congregations Abroad,
650.

Prussian Church Laws (Four), and Ultramontanism,
443.

NAST, REV. WILLIAM, D.D.; Personal Religion-its Pulpits, Interchange of, 174; the Mission of, 392.
Aids and Hinderances, 338.

Nation, the Church and the, 529.

Reason and Faith, 255.

NAVILLE, PROF. ERNEST; the Gospel and Philosophy, REED, CHARLES, ESQ., M.P.; Response to Dr. Adams's
288.

NELSON, REV. HENRY A., D.D.; Intemperance and its
Suppression, 689.

Address of Welcome, 10; The Sunday-school Work
-its Greatness; the Church Responsible for it, 399.
Reforming Power, Christianity as a, 661.

NEVIN, PRES. JOHN WILLIAMSON, D.D., LL.D.; Chris- REICHEL, REV. EUGENE; State of Religion in Switzer-
tianity and Humanity, 302.

land, 99.

NEWTON, REV. RICHARD, D.D.; Importance of the Religion, State of, in France, 71, 76; in Germany, 78,

Sunday-school Agency, 405.

NOËL, REV. W.; the Evangelical Alliance-its Objects
and Influence, 197; Missions of the Evangelical
Church of Prussia among German Protestant Con-
gregations Abroad, 650.

Obligations of Literature, Science, and Commerce to
Christian Missions, 594.

Old Catholic Congress, Letter from, 485.

85; in Holland, 90; in Belgium, 95; in Switzerland,
99; in Scandinavia, 101; in Italy, 106; in Spain, 112,
123; in Greece, 127; in British Provinces of North
America, 129; in the West Indies, 133; Personal, its
Aids and Hinderances, 333, 338; Family, 341, 348;
Revivals of, 351; the Relations of Constitution and
Government in the United States to, 523.

Religions, Comparative Study of, in its Bearing upon
Christian Apologetics, 309.

Old Catholic Movement and the Vatican Council, 491. Religious Liberty in Turkey, 736.
OOSTERZEE. See Van Oosterzee.

Opium Trade, Memorial on, 739.
Oriental Churches, Missions to, 634.

PATTON, REV. W. W., D.D.; Revivals of Religion-
how to make them Productive of Permanent Good,
351.

hesolutions of Thanks, 748.

Revelation, Primitive Man and, 272.

Revivals of Religion-how to make them Productive
of Permanent Good, 351.

RIGG, REV. JAMES H., D.D.; Relations of the Secular
and Religious Elements in Popular Education in
England, 377.

PARKER, REV. JOSEPH, D.D.; Modern Preaching and ROBIN, REV. E.; Industrial Schools as an Agency in

its Requirements, 383.

Peace Society, London, on Peaceful Arbitration, 730.
Peaceful Arbitration, 730.

Philanthropy, Christian, 675.

Philosophy, the Gospel and, 288.

Plan for a General Protestant Union, 742.

PLUMER, REV. WILLIAM S., D.D.; Family Religion,
348.

Popery, Present State of, in France, 438.

PORTER, REV. NOAH, D.D., LL.D.; Modern Literature
in its Relation to Christianity, 369.
POTTER, REV. ELIPHALET NOTT, D.D.; the Commun-
ion of Saints-Modes of its Promotion and Mani-
festation, 154.

Preaching (Modern) and its Requirements, 383; Best
Methods of, 387; What to Preach, 397; Lay, 598,
601.

Preface, 55.

the Prevention of Crime, 701.

Roll of the Sixth General Conference of the Evangel-
ical Alliance, 755.

Roman and Reformed Doctrines of Justification Con-

trasted, 467.

Roman Catholicism in Switzerland since the Procla-
mation of the Syllabus, 498.

Romanism, in the Light of History, 436; Appeal of,
to Educated Protestants, 450; Protestantism and
Modern Civilization, 461.

ROSSEEUW ST. HILAIRE, Letter of Regret and of Fra-
ternal Greeting, 722.

Rules of Order adopted by the Conference, 16.

Scandinavia, State of Religion in, 101.
SCHAFF, REV. PROF. PHILIP, D.D.; Address at the
French Meeting, 24; Introduction to Letter from
the Old Catholic Congress, 485.

707.

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES; Presentation of SCHENCK, REV. NOAH HUNT, D.D.; Farewell Address,
Delegates to, 50; Address of Welcome by, 51.
PRIME, REV. S. IRENÆUS, D.D.; Response to Resolu-
tion of Thanks, 42.

Primitive Man and Revelation, 272.

PROCHET, REV. MATTEO; the State of Religion in Ita-
ly, 106.

SCHMUCKER, REV. S. S., D.D.; Plan for a General Prot-
estant Union, 742.

Sheshadri, REV. NARAYAN; Response to Dr. Adams's
Address of Welcome, 10; Christianity among the
Hindoos, 605.

STEVENSON, REV. W. FLEMING; the Working Power VINCENT, REV. J. H., D.D.; Sunday-schools-the Bi-
of the Church-how Best to Utilize it, 666.

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