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ACCESSION of vicious classes a per BAILEY, Archbishop.......

... 130
il to cities ......

BALDWIN, Prof. S. E., remarks by 194
ACTON, Lord .....

280 BALDWIN, Rev. S. L., remarks by 75
ADAMS, Prof. H. B..........

BALTIMORE, misrule in ......
ADDRESS of welcome. ........

BAPTIST Quarterly Rev......... 145
AFRICA, cities of ........

BATES, Rev. L. B., remarks by... 401
AGES, focal ideas of .........

347 BEECHER, Lyman
AGNOSTICISM, definition of...

BEIROUT, church of............. 331
“ ALCOHOL and the State"...

Hospital of ..
ALLIANCES, local, plans and wo

BENEDICT XIV.....
for ........

BENEVOLENCE, Christian. ....263-264
AMERICA, character of early emi BERKELEY, Bishop ............. 304
grants to ..............

BERLIX, churches of............ 34
Prosperity of .............

Ratio of churches to popula-
AMERICAN CHURCH, duty on....

tion in ........
Opportunities..............

BERNARDIN de St. Pierre........ 53
AMERICAN CONSTITUTION does BERNARDO

.. 49
not tolerate ultramontanism. ... 128 Bible and temperance reform.. 144-145
AMERICAN HOME Missionary So BIBLES, importation of, ordered by

ciety, policy of......... 335 the Continental Congress...... 9
AMERICAN IDEAS of morality, etc., BIOLOGY and Natural Theology.. 282
change of ..........

Birth RATE among natives and
AMERICAN LABOR, alleged protec-

foreigners contrasted.. ....... 170
tion of......

“BITTER cry of outcast London" 114
AMERICAN SOCIETY, changed con BOERUM, Wm. B., remarks by... 338
ditions of .........

BOSSUET....

........ 126, 134
Perils of ...... ...... 13 Boston, ratio of churches to pop-
ANARCHY, relation of to the sa-

ulation in ........
loon ...................... 141 BOSTON Citizen.. .............. 142
How best treated ......... 325

BOTTOME, Mrs......
ANDREWS, Bishop E. C., address Bowery, the socialism of....... 68
by.............

........ 9

BOYESEN, Prof. H. H., address by 52
ANGEL, Hon. J. B., remarks by.. 213 Brace, C. L........

152
ANGELO, Michael ............. 403

BRIGHT, John.........

115
ANGLO-Saxon race ........ 272, 305 Brooks, Rev. Arthur

213
ANTAGONISM between labor and

Remarks by ........
capital, remedy for ...... .. 231 BROWN, A. G..
ANTINOMIANISM, brother of an BROWN, Wm....

236
archy. .. ............ ...

BROWNSON, Dr. Orestes.......8, 132
Applied Christianity, the demand BRONSON, Rev. S. A.

356
of the times..........

5 BROYson, Rev. J. H., remarks by.
Christianity, the lack of .... 343 BRUCE, Mr. ......
ARBITRATION Committee, work of 249 “ Buried Seed'
Art, a minister of impurity....

BURKE......
ATHEISM among foreign börn..

BURT, Dr.
ATWATER, Prof................

BUSHNELL ,
BACON.....

92 | BUTLER, Rev. J. G . ....

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BUTLER, N. M., remarks of...... 210
BUXTON, Chas...
CALIFORNIA, divorces in.....
Calvin, John... ...........78, 279
CANADIANS' protest against pau-

però immigrants............... 57
CANVASS of cities proposed for lo-
cal alliances....

Difficulties of ...........351, 352
CAPITAL and Labor Question, re-

lation of church to.... 214, 225
CAPITAL a tool ..

.... 239
CANTERBURY, Archbishop of.... 115
CARLYLE.................. 38, 206
CARROL, C...
Carter, Miss, her Chinese school.
CASTE in modern churches ..... 118
CATHOLIC church, etc. (See Ro-

man Catholic church)..........
CENSUS, U. S........ . 20, 27, 28
CENTURIES, key-notes of........
CHALMERS, Thomas. .49, 119, 121, 348
CHAMBERLAIN, Rev. L. T....166, 297
CHARACTER determines institu-

tions .....................
CHATEAUBRIAND ..............
CHICAGO, Bohemians in .......

Churchless districts of .....
Ratio of churches to popula-
tion in ...

.... 101
CHILDREN of foreign parentage,

character of ...........62–64
CHINA, cities of .............. 19

Immigration from, contrasted

with that from Europe.... 76
CHINAMEN, exclusion of ......75, 76
CHINESE immigrants, rights of.. 79

Laborers, competition of.... 238
Persecutions of........... 76-80

Schools .................... 77
CHISHOLM, Mr..... ....... 247
CHRIST, as Master Builder....... 234
CHRISTIAN Civilization, perils of. 7
CHRISTIANITY, Ancient home of,

its present condition. ....328, 329
A part of common law of the

state
In the United States, etc ... 20
Relation of, to U. S. Govern-

ment.... .... ....260-262
CHRISTIAN laborers' party, need

.. ................. 247
Labor Union...
Principles of................ 230

Resources of our country.259,277-
CHRISTLIEB, Prof.......... 34
CHURCH, American duty of...

Ancient divisions of.... 329

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CHURCH, Alienation of working-

men from ...... .....220, 221
A middle-class institution... 219
A peace-maker .. ....... 216
Duty of, to the poor .. 217-220

to the rich ............ 218
Free, of Scotland....
Members, Wealth of, in U. S. 268
Relation to foreign-born....

to State :..........
Responsibilities of.....
CHURCHES, the Casteliness of.... 118

Costliness of .............. 117
Estrangement from, no nov.

elty........ ......... 109, 110
Evangelical, Numerica

strength of ..... ....... 269

Migration of .. ............ 107
CHURCHILL, Lord Randolph ... 130
CITIES, Growth of... ...........3, 19

of non-Christian countries.. 19.
Influence of civilization upon. 20
Growth of, in United States. . 20,42
Fifty principal ............
Relative increase of......... 21
Perils of, from vicious classes. 22
Aggregations of evil in ....... .22
Saloons in ................23, 44
Misrule in..... .........23, 44
Widening gulf between

masses and church in ....25, 46
Heterogeneous and Hostile

elements of..............
Romanism in ..............
Influence of...
Facilities for concealment in.
Bad habits of.......
Skepticism of........
Proportion of foreign born

in .......................
Mammon, worship of ........
Religious exclusiveness of

rich in ...
Separation of classes in., 113-115
Overcrowding in. ... .... 114
World gaining on church in .. 365
Division of neglected parts

among churches, value of.. 323
Large. Co-operation in.... 364

Small. Co-operation in...... 356
City mission societies. ..........

The, as a peril. ............19, 38
CIVILIZATION, American precious.

ness of..................304, 305
Committed to Anglo Saxon
race .

.......... 305
Must be defended ......
Importance of common school

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n the United Sist

of........

285

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CLARK, Dr. N. G....

CO-OPERATION, Methods of, in
CLARK, Rev. J. B., remarks by..

Christian Work ......... 345
CLARK University ........

In study of prob-
CLARKSON ....

lems......... 346,
CLEMENT XIV....

In reaching entire
CLEVELAND, Pres., reply of..... 342

population ... 349
COBDEN, Richard...

Accomplishment of, reforms,
COLERIDGE, H. I ..

etc .................... 353
COLERIDGE, S. T...

Saving men................ 355
COLLEGES and Universities,

In small cities ............ 356
ber in U. S .. .....

Methods and results in Os-
Value of Property....

wego.. ............ 356-363
COLLINS, Hon, T. W...

In large cities. ..... ....... 364.
Colonial Charters, authority of CORPORATIONS AND TRADE UN-
God recognized in....

IONS not antagonistic. ....... 227
COLQUITT, Hon. A, H., remarks CORPORATIONS, public injuries
by ........................ 124

.................. 229
COLUMBUS, his hope in the discov-

Heartlessness of............ 230
ery of the New World ....... 265 CORRUPTION, political, in cities..23, 24
COMBINATION, The era of...... 227 Coxe, Bishop A. C., address by 126
COMMON SCHOOLS in U. S 266,267 CRIME, decrease of in New York 152
Relation of, to American Civ-

Produced by licentiousness.. 178.
ilization ................

CRIMINALS sent from Europe to
COMMERCE, disadvantages from,

United States. ........... 57
to cities ........... .... . . .

Proportion of foreigners
COMMUNICANTS, ratio of, to pop-

among ...................
ulation in fifty cities. ......... 34 Crisis, the present social .....
COMMUNISM of New Testament.. 380 CROMWELL..
CONFERENCE of Churches regard CUTTER, J. D., remarks of..
ing work in their common field,

D'AGUESSEAU.........
Value of................320-323

DANFORTH, Dr........
CONGREGATIONAL Council, Com-

DANTE......
mittee of on inter-denominational “ DEMOCRACY"
comity ......

DENOMINATION Agencies,
ConstitUTION of U. S., origin

Defects of ...
and spirit of ..............52, 54

DepEW .............
Does not tolerate ultramon DE TOCQUEVILLE............259,
tanism .....

DICKEY, Rev. C. A., remarks by. 393
CONTINENTAL Congress an im-

DIKE, Rev. S. W., address. ..... 167
porter of Bibles..

DIVISIONS of Protestantism,
“CONTRAT Social.”..

Change of public opinion re-
“ CONVERSION of the Roman Em-

garding

...... 309
pire."...

DIVORCE, increase of ......
COOK, Mr. Joseph........

DIVORCE Laws ......

171
CO-OPERATION in Christian Work DIVORCE Reform League, Na-
demanded by perils and op-

tional ....................

180
portunities.......

DIVORCES, percentage of to mar-
Why needed, 298, 300-304, 319-328

riages in U. S.
Power of ......

Dix, Gov.... .......
The duty of the hour ...,-... 307 Dodge, Pres. Wm. E.
Kind needed....

Opening address..
Necessary to preserve the faith 312 Remarks by, 195, 224,258, 297, 313,
to fulfill the mind of

333, 342, 376, 378, 390, 392, 407
Christ

DORCHESTER, Rev. Daniel, ad-
Existing forms of ............ 317

dress by. ..............
True principle of........... 319 DORNER, Dr ................ 265
Frequent and friendly consul DRINK, cause of poverty..... ... 143
tations necessary for. .....

Cost of in Massachusetts. ... 142
Between Missionary Boards.. 336 | DRINKING customs of this country 44

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DUFF, Dr ...................... 340

Ratio of Communicants to
DUPIN .... ................. . 120

population in.......... .. 34
DWIGHT, Dr. ................13, 14

Filth, a cause of moral degrada-
Dwight, T. Pres.....

tion ....

... .
East Indian Archipelago,

FINNEY Pres...

........ 399
Cities of. .........

...... 19 FISHER, Prof. G. P., letter of... 332
EATON, Pres. John, address by.. 199 FLEURY........

126
EDUCATION, higher........

FORCES, opposition of, illustrated
EDWARDS, Rev. R. A., remarks by 367

in our time............ 220
EMIGRANTS to America, char. FOREIGN born in U. S.
acter of early. ..... ......

Number of.......
ENGLISH language, spread of...

Customs of, etc. .............
ENGLISH workingmen, alienation

Dangers from ........
of from churches..........

Character of their children
“ EQUITY” .................... 236

........................62-64
ERIKSON Leif.... .....

72 Present contrasted with former
ESTRANGEMENT of the masses

condition..............65, 66
from the church. ..... 100, 112

In chief cities........ 27, 42, 103
EUROPE, increase of divorce rate in 171 In cities of Mass...... .... • 28
EVANGELICAL Alliance.

FOREIGNERS and crime..........
General Secretary of....

FOREIGN elements of population,
Recent investigations of... .. 2

danger from..... .....:: 55
Suggestions of........

Foster, Hon. J. W., remarks
Limitations of its functions. 16, iż

by :..................... 344
Legislative committee of.... 135 FOSTER, John............
Should meet the perils of the FOSTER, Rev. J. M., remarks by 78
family. ...... .....179, 180 FOURTH Estate, rise of..

60
Telegram from council of, ... FRANCE as a republic. .......... 54
Spirit of last meeting .......

FRANKLIN, Benj..... 52, 209, 242
New movement of .......... FREE Church of Scotland... ... 216
Kinds of co-operation pro. FULLER, Thos..

381
posed by............: 346

GALLICANISM. ....... ..........
Evangelical churches, numerical GARRISON ...

217
strength of ..

Gates, Pres. M. E. address by..81, 390
EVANGELIZATION, most profitable GENERAL Secretary of Alliance,
methods .............

character of........
FAIRBAIRN, Dr..

GERMAN immigration, increase of 60
FAIRBANKS, Rev. Henry.....

GERMANS as immigrants ....
FAMILY, perils to...........

GERMANY, early emigration from 53
How constituted .......

GIBBON ....................... 42
Normal conditions of....

GIBBONS, Cardinal ...
Untimely dissolutions of.

GILMAN, Pres. D. C., address by. 277
Declining fruitfulness of...... 170 GLADDEN, Rev. Washington, ad-
Laws protecting .........172, 173

dress by ... .
Relation of to social institu GLADSTONE, Wm. E.... 115, 130, 279
tions ......
...............

GOETHE ...
Misuse of
............ 176

GORDON, Rev, A. J., address by 379
Office of in religion..... 177 GOVERNMENTAL functions.... .
In education and philan-

Limitations of .......
thropy ...........

GRAHAM, Rev. D. L. remarks by 377
The human unit ....

183 GREENE, Col. J. L., address by.. 182
The germ of social order...
The citadel of morals...

GROTIUS........

.... 281, 305
Families ancient ..

GULF between masses, and church-
Number of in U. S.....

es, a peril of cities..
FENELON.........

GUTHRIE, Dr.
FIFTY principal cities of U. S..

HADDOCK ...
Foreign population in. ...... HALL, Robt. ......
Progress of Prot. church in.. 32 | HALLAM, Arthur .........

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