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lVulton
trrestnig leciljiNB.o^r^ie rfbovb
tubjeFtinWX/M.'E^oncbVfch
in oni\i 7 th" initaiirtb
i M rml •mm'dfatfvd; iiutfteiiCe ill
wbft^^i^popR.
nere
ing Je^f’nring >’«8 not Mb^iirticuhti
onUug, but his sm fiKMttfe'tUfe
««f iia9«sa wifi *;«
I&JlSF'iitdomt* Ik.-fatM*'*0*:
w h*ne Ver a nopportii nity ^aa iliFereiT,
a lecture on the1r‘ifcppWenieut of Kit
race in '*U country. Fop over'5*
fc WttttrWfaM^r
• #m«pap'm
W VCbrltfmn
to preach tbi “ Ooi|tel ;’itt ‘ihind tttif,
to help build up his race ;'
night he Wished to preeent a few pni<£
tical thoughts «fa>‘ttU ’ etlhjCM. IK
then proceeded Vitfi hit lOctitr^, frOiii
which ?W" ihAiUh ‘’thi^'follWWfc
cxttSLCt*' »Tt4‘r ’v lu ifot ^b*F«|-t <
questibW tefcr*
this U the iofeShl ^feVaHhtfdf
theTT^l ttbe. ,‘mr nefil£«fe«U'
tioTklW Mil1 m dispaHtf H,htft
exists^1
ity eauwj the- s; cwr friction* that pre^
venfst^i' fiainiony of ^4 two rawk.*
Hiithmviftg, ‘fdegrtfe^g, * taia
veui^cln^ thc Negro,. aiifr prejidi*’
ingj annoying, and embarirassirtg th^
whk«.. - t*** >}<»<^
The removal of this
social circuinstances df thh'twb'raV^j
18 ^ question ‘ oftfegWdgitftf
social f^turfe siift
•olut.un of' tLf. ^Ve respond bifitf
upon, every' colored man, tfhoi1 holds
the position of 'R leOd^y among Our
people'/l^ l.e ”fargf&&, dUtiiSMti?
Permit me hertilfiiy c6ntfodt?fo%dte
this dUparitv «f gocial circfihngtkljfe^
between the white ahd coldrted r&fes
in this oounttyJ UtM* -*n*i*«H*«
fm1st m
Tfie white race is educated*, takihg
them as a class, while we
are illiterate or lack general ihdt'O^fi
education, which condition,* Vf \§mne,
has t)eeu eulaile&orffied upon u{?tyjp
Ue gif pc vunui viap uioeivij utci us (U
claves, ym, fcttiW-'tftaitei
Mw "ft
girn -^m
power,* and social *$ow&,T^r(il
opposite is our *conditiod
on rfiakinz them i
education d.akin^thfin inde^de^
while the .lfegrg^degpn^ei^ ^PlHio
cud disparity in , oi/cninat&noes,. jbe
tween the two races.!*, the 2ndp>*e
rttyeg to’*" ■:«* «*t u of m f.n^i t.iif r ■
atfich Is*
pf «Qpl»! pPW f fhifeip^ a
m <«Ms. aw
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<#e *4*Aj*t«.ra«y.
aac; rtspact ^nto^tbote a&cml diapaft,,
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®T OdogjrtD^B, tepti
**» fif *m.h tkhjWf®**^
m hioI kou^r^ef all tfm&rw-,
to) d.i*m«togw>.oiMrfi pftffou*
«J« FgtJtofaef EftHWIpn *tod Mwfteh
fie i iumdmaidf. ^eceudly, in
p r^Mth, ^Hiobf Wa*mw* iwqqire &>
tp arn^Sc e4jf#4(ip£ ,*t»eH^he*#***
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In nffteopfe Mt
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'ft cfeiwdugti^i Jfirsim*8* Macfcjwfcui,
iiE^iqfMinpi ipgrsuttsr nm*A'V*fini
»p] apndy pyjrstwrf HyiUgirfiUimm^ofe
Vrooii^nHfttH <e8ptxji*Ujr
4( rieiijtuiw,) ?ro cari^ fta the«eiB<lm
»* ai, pw^ubH iMirJ people; murt 'e*ta£,
iiiboixl j*act«re'the eo-operative syft
mm frinnaMrifHtfiniit*, the
whit«^f T*ey «Kist }e»ra* 'k>repoee
cd ia;«»d):Otke^«»fr<ip 0»f
aod iowi* .4itoek»e<*v$ip
putting theiif;iQMlNr;4ogfti^t
fcppio** "tat&rpmem,’.^
; ietf'ihatf nfeefc land <in
,&*k« wbertfnrgt
d^elto Wfcddj. cfiicnp. , vFor in?,
i^^in^fcjuteai^^.wirtnBfieOaecea.
of' pripJn tand qmiMh^U^fr-for fed*
iiig*»ti)Jdli«n;iitLptwir fiwpfr fiipim,
* ofarrAarg* eta*
Meat tmd tfce «equak>of the other
t|r*|tyftlwr atfeitefftti ihArol^j
'*»«»* 4-U fj
^eb/tfcn«j "i f »<f jfl<>
;W> !»fe9»r^
!*» »*t I JofMflFTM *•'-•=*
lyimMu
bitaeatba
T *■ w T* * mA
4 Upon mi
iRPr^TO
\M-WIJ flVsTir
me*
BmSSStasm
ejvpifkfdt from tit itotoMtiiaetoe cau lo he*
in# that a l*ige percent of 6hr minis*
iwlB&R jJI P
UMiimrhVmiSl m*
^jerwWie^lia^oved >tt*ihr{ to be the
’Sf’TM wnf,. mytbv • v •- ; ,r?% r
#^«W«ifiHM<(IJ»*JM»> *».««
ttAheaft«^><Ugbllbe,nbMt
general recognition o(n religious body
[q£ pebple, ftow*n hnd<?bfroubd oa* bei
FbffT'f rft.-rp *hk>
ter? Bht to'the pom^ljfetliren
oerlairfy. I believe, a, remedy
g* Paul ■ ,’iT HoHiifl J rT\v £
:<Swft^lllR**-j:A“4ffl0« mt
me to propose <5 W*e,.. with- a [Hope
me klther brother will) propose
9i*mpuimmb ba* wfrym V %
^fereoce giy* $<!«Ae*eg«tj» tp the
^^□pai confereoce a hand in this mat
i4« %
^ jeqpeste^
MMmber ^tbe member ot,the ehurch
•H,reP.^Wb>»4lbfc rISP9rfc^be
«f5f by t^e ^istiict Steward,
the Elder ,of the same, charge
bring a repoit-ateor aad-aftcr - having
[fekd or 'made his report, & tf§ual to
ifbe conference, Igt irinrhand huj re
port. to the statistical Secretary: let
this secretary and tifc'distrietSte ward
j|tj oncetooioare^repdrts,1 tlieothe dii
|ijetr6t<?ward WH1 ibfc* M V tfce bdiif^r
*nce as to wficthOrtbesereports agree
e(wot7 No* Itw^iFthe? bobfereneb
|o d4al with ariy-who bring-- iuenib
cori^trepott, thes^-^eports btl be
^ng ia bhw, and apriioved- fey the con
ierehce;-' Thia'bemg'dOh^Un- the last
Annual f conference preceding f‘ the
0eneral*)«»ittenofc Oh ihd atoete
$%{* thfe®efcgfil ^Gonftreiioe.' let
c?StfeW*Wi hsm8 thafh in
ItpHlieGenetat-Conference » rSeetetiiryy
ani tlioB ybu' ^lkco 'in bis bands as
correct repot4 ofea(*h‘district 4s yon
can obtain. Now in case the Annual
ipg his confereode through sickness or
otherwise;
itesi aadforwfcnd iff* ‘to the district,
$teward'by raaih -' This, brethren, in
; teys)piBion;f %btrM he one means bf
aobomplikhingthis long desired object
P brethren we boast of our in teb
3defetehc*af the grand abilities
yfthe ministei^etcC, dad yet/ let the
teinisiber of*any white churches ask
fby <rf*u»t«t they often do)' what the
nimnr of £«**• entire nwmbewhipdh
tbs Ctoanfebtfop ityjire;; each, 1 and all
have tb shrink up with "idob?t know.’*
This, is humilitating - intelhgeace to
>h'hf !WrMi
c.Siw Bedford, Mhw
‘<! >^m jfcW.i
fWi« Mmm,frnr
UV ^ mLT'°
wrthf unbrOken-ranka to gtva an ac*
count in the gospel -vineyard.; **j
fdtlewiog officters oCthe, Confer,
ience wemthta elected!) Sectfttttry ,J„
My &*ao*, of itfcica, Hdlfe* Riding
Sebretkr^G.CiOMtefl of Auburn**^
#4 Statist.cal Secretaries, P G Mess
enger, F Gibbs, GH*Tfler,s.Mid I Sleur
*rK --vr M-Z' Vff ■ tvAM . "V/lov iitn
ire*dtheoH£*ty>4r»t oh *p.
1 dpjtfwd the; pwphte’*
inlatew <>«*h* > m&h
thoiksead, and ,tho Oon
joined in Binging* .tbefhviinn;
eandeiog the song ©f Moaea
s^JAmb^-'i; bant fitmbUdo ifio^
atop moroiugy aft?*-’ ^ ,devi>
tlonal exercises, xbe Gen&reuee:-! pro
ceeded nitli the exauaiuatio* oii Abo
characters* ©fits members and reports
Ctxrna theiriliferent cbargts Tvbieh were
d)08t4
-yi#n4,0lie
n being iqt;
prevaitidf that the
'iMbWm
# Were tap'
On ^irtew—:W;A JUty, .Is $ Masp»,,
J Tboma^G C;Carter£vjj<ft «1 adi it
«.N " caJifTiSjrftSS.
aon. ,
On Book Concern—-Jacob Thomas,
W A Ely, C A Smith, S Steward
5 On Journal—J E Mason, G Tyler;
G C Carter.
On (^n^rC6nff^reitcl} ^att^r for
the Delegates—C A Smith; WWM
lins, IT ;\V Lacy,1 Stones.**1'" M in
On Rai!rci(f Negmittibns1 ^ the
Genereal Conference—J W'Lacy/- C
A Smith, J6N Thototaf.' J’ fc'Mia6tt»«
On* Presiding Elder's -Saftftiytii-A
Walker; J W1^ If -W
On Sabbath Sfehobl^sPE Mason, 8*'
J Berry, Wm Sanford, J W Lacy.
The featurekf tbd afternoon session
Vtis the annual Episcopal kddrefc Of
Bfc ReV. JvJ. Mddre,! oils!1 of the
bishops of the A.‘M; E; Zion connec
tidh which represents h W&Wberibip
of 260,000 ite the lifted Stktds besides
tW African t branch ‘ Which Ht!f Under
Bishop Cartwright. BisbopMoOre is
the presiding ofljder pf this apd three
.quent preachy,
lectually prepared for. hie; important
keeping separate frdtanhe world, and
less indulgence in worldly pleasures
andatauserrrents. W*C, asTiiministers,
must unite Sh urging our; people1 Mi
erally to interest more
aboht qursoOiW ^vWiQn
In this doWtii^i- Ww must u^e
people to labor more ardently tt 'ftet
iwua oi inose
th* equals ot
$lfiU make ub
race socially,
io our annual
.ittiioftonri
7r-r^J- vu^TVn
4jr^p
condition in
remedied or i^r^etuatedbv the op»T
generationr^finslKmhjhTneet in
retfiiBLk at <ta& m fkkrtoM*
blnate moral religious- w
I Bfdiir peo^e; ^ same
w*tiw
4„ izffif'ji-udkiiui.J±^±L.
,^9, a^uisitlhnofVealtliih "coriteitflioft
Mr
.soci nl unity aocf rAtee £i1de:‘ FtfoWId
also call yOur attention to oiie or' two
fair AW GeU
f>p»; ii tiettei'' ^ian,iitt)r
fating the bishops and a more sue*
The evening, s^psion was
AM•“* h
, . ^.jdthe
Roches^H, B^aad R 4^sey;
Q Rnuth ^W!J«hn
^•mjlli^cruae, N . F Collinga;
Saratoga Springs, A Walker; £u
Wo.^CCartwj Wilkm-Barre, W
A SHjri Sk-j Jpnep ; .N^;,
**»M '^Hw^^t^.A; >JM«sfe
^nv^Q*«Wp, A? m%b?J»arie,
K*3> Rl-iggri >.^ohnst^^ |,^er
VMaahiagtonis Towaada* , %rfr*
JJttle falls, J W
I Btewart; TaBaHateu«;""F,j,<iibb8;
Watertown/ •/ l|$#ego*
coufe rence conducted religious servic
es in Music Hall', morning; afternoon',
and evening. -
NOT ©SADyBOT YiET lAIilVJBv
: ,f..f -j;, ti.i;i-i-H . t .S y
COKB^nOK OP i THE* WORK I1T / TBttft
»:'( PART OP TOB.MOBAL VIKEYARDAC.
" ‘ <; 111
f; t ; ’ BY, RRr. T. B.- lliCCAIJf. /J •>,
ninnk I ( ; ,! i.j
Xkttr Editor :
I care not to pencih- you upon the
great questionj of the' day appearing
in your SrAB errery week “The Presi
ding Elders system <fcc-;” although at
beak we are all alive upon this im
portant topic. Notwithstanding we
are all playing smiF mourns feeling
it is necessary to !pray more, end foot
to the “All seeing one” to direct our
thoughts, and help us to do that, at
the appropriate time, which is best for
the upbuilding oFChrist and his king*
dom, for brothel Editor there is no
doingpower in us;s So brethren let
us pray more beseeching the “Author
and Finish^ of all faith to help us in
being very direful of what we write,»
faff Wi' Will do more harm than
gaWi ' Shdlify after mjr return from
confbrehce to ihiswOMc I Was unable
to dll my appointments *till about the
second Sabbath in April, and at that
time Fdid not anticipate being able
ttiA kM)|L-i
citaimjfcoioM ™
jSuIT
many more. ?• "■ ; **> •?.. .oiaphftdO
On fasfikut&iiy'. we
had the pleasure o£ baying with us tie
f£.,|2, Rj H. Simmons and Iadyvi*
being ourihiid'quarter at ibil ^oint
Sf± jfeffcL
notepa*$«jh* rJEJ^ rJW^:Poking:I
'Wll, and I was happy to congratulate
him attd> tody tfpon their new -life*
cheered
^*7 much indeed. Hence I think
‘•Wth no impropriety sister Simmons
tti** be calW jt||Ojgaej^ch»rer.
Elder Simmons in opening the confer
ence made i ft* bunted rem*rKfc?
'whicli were forcible, appreciative iuid
soul firing, ;t<) every one present.
On Saturday nigh*,^ tried to show),
the power of God from the xxxii chap.
j{ 7 and 8th Verses. On
^□hday pur
™telt<>( hold the assembled audipnce,
theVewere ns many oat, doors aa there ;m
were in the church. Noth withstand
ing there was sport ou t door, and their
minds weno liable to wahderan(f riun
pW away from the occasion, our dis
tinguished P. E. held us all spell bound
for about an hour and: quarter, 'from t
fine text; ‘‘Cotifie Idfr us rhwhn; togsth-*'
the Lord, though your sins ibe 1
as ^cariet, they shall be as white as •. *
mow, thoogh bored like crimson they -
shall be jts wool”, I*jt me
here, if there ever■-* Vrasha^ practical,
plain, cdnyincing and heart revivin
sermon preached, that was one^
participated in the commeaieb.
i-r4vU
0,
ac ■■ > J) ri.-j . 'imdi,
NOTICE.
The Goldsboro A. U. E. Zion,
trict conference and Sunday School
cdn.vent.ion will assemble in. the Wff».
tiful thriving town of Greepville, N*
Ci, on the 25th day of October, 1887, y
and continue in session three days. '
The first two days will be devoted to
the business of the conference and tl)^
third day to the Sunday School con*
vention.. Rev. A. F. Moore and his
members asked for the conference to
meet with them; secondly a majority
oi tne ministers lavor meeting at
Greenville; thirdly, there has been
no cbhhectibiidl gathering of any
kind there for years.
Ministers Will come prepared to
makh settlement for the minutes, also''
remember the assessments made by
the annual‘conference for the church
es at Raleigh, and at Kittrell. ^Wby ;
not let this be the banner district in
all things ? for the joy of Zion is dnr
strength. .jumv-Mi ■ vt
Rt. Rev. BlslT&p tf. ^‘Thompson,
Hbm John C. Dancy, and Others are
expected to be presen t and lake part >
in our deliberations.
> f Yours for firoinpt meeting atJ ten I
o’clock a im
■ t>wa fj.rni-- Mattocks. - »*
i If the water happens to be
low at Wilson, N. C., go to Green
ville by conveyanoe the dirt road. All
local elders, deacons and preachers;
or members of the district eonferenoe
also . Superintendents of Snaftay
[ Schools. ... .
44 m Mattocks, F, K
‘-.-J \y " :,• ( ‘<i
it* if&ttio
■'Xfi'imp.