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THE WORLD MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.
OOVERNMENT AND HI9STONB. Tho report of Commission IV. on Govern routs and missions gave rise to a very interest ing debate in the Assembly Hall: The Hon. Soth Low, vice-chairman of the Commission, presented its report
He commended the extreme candour of its British members in dealing with Egypt and the Sudan: As to indemnities for the dostruation of life or property their acceptance might be advisable in Indin, but not in China. In Chinn also it was rarely, if ever, wise for
missionaries to appeal to rigu
to rights of ortra territoriality; in Larkey was preferred that complaint should come through Con suls. There was a large mutual helpfulness between missions and Governments in many conutries, and the good understanding was The Conference night nak the increasing good offices of Christian Governments to sepuro admission for Christian offort where this was
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 25TH, 1910.
The Rev. Mr. Royhoffor, as a Belgian, said 16 was nojust to deny that great changes had al- roady been made, although the programs
was too alow.
Lord Balfour of Burleigh, closing the debato. said ita lesson was that the Conference should leave behind ita permanent body to investigato sel allegationens had been made against Gov oraments, and, if the charges were proved, to fire the Govermenta no pesce till reform was accomplished.
The Conforques afterwards considered the need. Christian literaturo for the mission feld.
BRITISH RESPONSIBILITY FOR MISSIONS. The Bishop of Southwark, spooking at tho Christ, said the enemies of this unity were Synod Hall on the unity of the human race in notably prido, selfishness, and greed. Our own British self-confidence of
superiority obstracted our understanding
of its meaning for India and Africa. Africa. In retaliation Indian prids would be tempted to give its Christ-prompted nationalism an anti-Cristian form. So with grood, one Director Booguer (Paris Missionary Society
form of which was soon in the more or less naked raid that the sebisfactory state of Basutolan claim of European commeres to exploit inferior and the leavening
races for their own purposes. Another hind- infuonos in South Afridd was due to co-operation between French Pro-ing and onuobling teaching. Speaking broadly, rance was our slowness to follow God's enlarg- festant misionary effort and the wisp and liberal administration of British officials. He the West had repento] Israel's mistake, keeping
and anjoying begged the British missionaries in French
with little thought Christianity colonies not to bis discouraged, but to stay of trusteeship. Britain, which bed gained most till the officials were more acoustered to from the Gospel in liberty and in a virile moral.
now refused.
there
1bem.
Colonel Willimon, M.P. (Church Missionary Society), said that our representatives in Egy should remember that they wore Christians first and administrators for the Egyptian Govern. ment
afterwards, and they should not adopt principles ropugnant to Christianity Regard ing Northern Nigeria, it was a shame that a Governor of a Christing Stato could forbid misionuries to
to enter any city without the
permission.
Malcanedan Emir's
bad of
Toonsibility
territories with no feeling to them for the Gospel.
was the language of embezsling trustees. of missions superciliously as a mistake Christinus must fusist first on the onion and equality of men in the spiritual sphere. With that master truth they must honestly face con- crate problems.
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Dr. Brown, Secretary of the American Pres- bysterian Missions Bourd, vigorously criticized the white man's provincial narrowness, offensive Lord Reay said that the Indian Government's attitude of superiority, and frequent brutality noutrality was perfectly compatible with its to ether races. Even some missionaries, while members Christian profession, and such pro immensely juster to these races, had still fession strengthened instead of weakening the with native Christian fellow-workers.
rid of a certain condescension in dealing Government's influenco. Friendly intorcourse anti-foreign feeling among the proud and The between Indian oficials and missionaries was civilized Chinese was growing. Many (AYMERIC, British sir,, 2,789, James Boyd, 19th July-Bangkok and Swatow 21st July, Capt. F. C. Armistead
non-Christian races were still far down,
to
but
evon their differences from ourselves were superficial, while the resemblances were funda- mortal. We were sending them the Gospel not benso they were our inferiors, but because they were our brothers.
the rule, and was extremely important. The aid missionaries could give the Government was invaluable. The system of Government
grants *** to mission schools and colleges should be main- tained. A contral board representing all the missions in thair communications with the Government Would looked forward Beatly aniet baik. He a sational Indian Church
with tho
developing on its own lines under our guida LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
was perfectly
which was independento
Jays (Church
קיד
Society) com. plsined int in Northern Government was not-oven-neutral It was shrious to both Christing and
that the pagan Government had no use for them,
hom, only for Mahomeduns, though if hostile Mahomedans, now possessing armik, invaded British territory, their co-religionists would
ikom sad the pagans and Christians
remain loyal, of the American mission at
Aintab
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The C. & M. str. Rubi left Manila on the 23rd inst, and is dus hom to-day at 3 p.m.
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CHITUEN, Chinese str., 1.177. C. Stewart, 22nd
July Shanghai 17th July, General-- C. M. 8. N, Co. CLIFTON, British
FTON, British str., 2,313. G. Worsley, 20th July-Shaughni 15th July DEVAWONOSE, German str., 1 050, F. Relivaldt, 18th July-Bangkek 12th July, Rico and Meal Butterfield & Swire.
British str., 1,410, H. Malhin, 1
The P. & O. 'S. N. Co.'s str. Nubia loft Taly Saigon 8th July, Rice-Jarline
Singapore for this port on the 23rd instant, at 3.30 p.m., and is due here on the 28th instant,
Dr. key, expressed high appreciation of at about 6 p.m. the present Turkish Government's attitude.
President Berner, of the Berlin Missionary Society, said that strained relations between Reman Catholics and Proteataule often serionaly a Government, In. German East hampered a Africa happily Roman Catholics and Protestants had now an agreement, firing their respective boundaries for
Philippines (American
Bishop Brent, of the Patil its sincerity of the British as well as the Chinese Government in the opium question. Tatle British Govern. ment the matter was one not merely of revenue,
the but of pence of the Empire, native States
British being concerned. But the
Government was determined to move, and in the right direction. One phase of the question demanded drastic and
immediate action
morphis and cocaine must come nuier Government control
throughout the world. (Cheore
Dr. Harford, speaking for British, French, and Gorman committees to protect natives from liquor traffic, said that to methods adopted
evidence for the West Atrican Com
tho
advising
to get mission of inquiry made it impossible to accept that Commission's conclusions. A chief had been deprived by Government of his subsidy for his people to refuse gin. (“Shatas.") No apology had yet been made to
Bishop Tugwell for the Governor's denial of his statement that Court flues had been accepted in the teras Fif
its truth had now been gin, though
indientest. He was
Fortunately the Governor of Sierra Leone was now pleading for a strong temperance propaganda there and giring his chiefs power of font option. In a British col ony there were thousands of people who had become slaves in order to pay debts for gin. Yet the Commission said it had caused no deteriora-
"Shame.")
fion.
Dr. J. K. Grin, an American Presbyterian,
from
an, said the influence of the Gorden
Khartum was Mahomedan throughout "), though: Gordon was above all o Christian. Four years were given to the study of the Koran, and there was a place for prayor according to the Koran; but there was no prov- ision For the teaching af the Bible or the Gospel of Christ.
HR. BEYAN ON INTERNATIONAL PEACE,
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The N.Y.K. str. Humano Muru (Australian
Lina) loft Thursday Island for this port via Manila on the 21st inst., and, is expected hers on the Ist prox.
22 Letrat, and may be expected here on or The L.G.M. st. Germania left Yap on the about the 2nd prox.
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