OLUME XXXIV.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, S A I UR DAY, MAY 29, 1 886
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NOT EVOLUTIONISTS.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
DOWK OBI EVOLUTION.
The MajorHy Report Adopted
by the Assembly by the Orer--whelmlngr
Tote of 137 to 13
The Day Consumed In the Dis
cussion. - ', -1
Augusta Chronicle, 27th. -
After consinerablc debate, , Dr.
Woodrow was given fifteen minutes
to conclude the time left by him in
his first speech. V
Tr. Woodrpw a ao not aesire to
force myself upon the Assembly. I
recognize the courtesy of the Assem
bly in allowing me tae time tney
have. : But I warn you that if there
is wrong done now by; the adoption
of this majority report it is not
brought about by me. ; It is not only
an arraignment of myselt but a-con
clemnation on the charge of heresy,
of half of the Synods of South Caro
lina, a large pbnionof the Presby
teries in (Georgia, Aiaoama ana else
where, and these are condemned as
unfit to teach or distribute the boun
ties of this church. With regard to
the matter of deliverance and its et
feet, the supposed effect is that it
would help to condemn as guilty a
person now on trial in a lower court.
It has been said that this Assembly
can have po knowledge Of a trial un
less it comes properly before the
court upon official record. This re
minds me of that other claim, that it
was not the church, but teachers of
the church, erred in regard to sci
ence; ana that tnis question or evo
lution would have been settled long
ago, but the opinions of the church
bad been disregarded. 1 The opinion
of the church has never been ex
pressed so that it could be authorita
tively understood You have been
told that the will of the South Caro-
ina Synod has been stp aside
by me. inis . is a mistaKe.
A resolution was Drougnp in tnat
would have deprived the person be-
fore you of his just rights, but
though the majority were against
him, they refused to do that. Any
thing that comes from a self-constituted
authority will never be bowed
to by me. A deliverance sucn as
that vou now propose has no legal
effect, and is not to be obeyed by any
one who believes it is in opposition to
the word of God. To such it would
be devoid of the semblance or au
thority.i 80 far as. I have heard, I
have not heard a fair or accurate
statement of my views.
Pr, Hollifield said: '.woodrow
says he had been for' years in search
of something to tell him what Adam
was made of." and added "here is a
Bible that will tell him. ' Now, I
knew all the Bible said before he was
born, laughter and I believe it, too.
believe that Adam was made of
dust, and Eve was made of a rib
from Adam's side. l believe an
that, and I know itj Anything in
the B ble is not only a matter of
faith but knowledge with me; and
yet I am held up here as the butt of
jokes and anecdotes.' It has been
my lot to oe misrepresenrea always
unintentionally,-.of course. As to
evolution, it is a matter of absolute
indifference. I care nothing tor it.
What is evolution? i At best it is
uothing but a hypothesis, a theory,
conducted altogether louteide of the
Word of God. .Like chemistry or
astronomy, it is a science not in the
Word of God, but if there is a single
word of God that isjeontrary to it,
that is enough to condemn it with
me. If this Assembly should pro
pose to make any deliverance on evo
lution, I should oppose it as strongly
as any member of this body. The
question before us is, shall this As
sembly inject into the Word of God
something that is not there. You
are asked to pre scribe the time occu
pied by God in the creation of man,
. a a ma
when uoa.nas notjioia you. xne
Bible sayB that God created, man of
dust, but it doesn't say how long he
was m doing it, and you are adding
your own petty notions 10 nis ever
glorious and jtrue word. You will be
violating the sacred trust imposed in
you. You wiJl be saying what He
has not authorized you to say, speaK-
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ing in ills name wnac ne nimseu
has not spoken or autnorizea you to
speak. I beseech you, therefore, not
for my sake, but that you may be
true servants of the High God, that
you do not drive away those who
cannot subscribe to ( such a declara
tion. . There is nothing in the Bible
that will authorize f you to say the;
creation was "immediate,' . ana it
you do so, you go in the face of the
Word ot uoa.
DR. ARMSTRONG j CONCLUDES. '
Dr. Armstrong, chairman of the
committee making the majority re
port, now proceeded, to close the dis
cussion, it being determined that
there should be no discussion by the
members of the Asaembty outside of
the committee. .
He began with a vindication of his
friend. Dr. Hoge, whom Dr. Palmer
had said agreed with Dr. Woodrow
that the theory of evolution was not
onnosed to the teachings of the Bi V
ble. He had a letter from the Doa-
tor read, in which he said: "I fully
agree with you on all the grounds in
your book," and, said Dr. Arm
strong, I don't suppose anybody will
accuse me of arguing with Dr.
Woodrow. There may be hay on
somebody's horns, but it is not on
mine. Laughter f He then read
from Professor Huxley's New York
lecture to show that the statement of
the theory of evolution was not dif
ferent from that entertained by the
amantists. " l ;
In my first speech T prepared to
mil at auction that evolute calf trom
th organic dusti of that Jersey
cow. It was to show that you could
not reconcile the evolution 01 the
man with the declarations of the Bi
ble. Organic dust is partly decayed
nrcamc matter. Jtvoiuuon out ot
organic dust is impossible. The liv
ing ape cannot be called organic dust.
You must nave lire.
; There has been no attack on our
main position as to the competency
authority of this body to issue a de
liverance, and that the interprets
tion of our standards must be in
their historical sense ; and that in
terpreted in their ; historical sense
thev do- controvert this system of
evolution. - The point on which you
feel most difficulty is that the case is
already before different courts of this
churcn. uut Deiore tnis case was
brought in lower courts it was in the
different Presbyteries, and they sent
their overtures to us first. There is
a difference of opinion and they ask
us to interpret our standards. We
ara oerfectlv competent to do so.
Suppose we wait till these Synods or
Jrresoytenes signuy- ineir rulings,
won't it have its moral effect upon
this body when it . comes before us?
Don t let that argument of prejudice
mnuence you to refuse a decision
here. There are three papers before
you The report of the minority is
iu auusrance mac we give no an
swer. That isn t a fair answer. It
isn't what the. have a right to. In
the other minority report the , first
difference is that we send our views
iq the form of a pastoral letter. Sees
ond. It doesn't want an answer be
cause it will prejudice the case below.
This pastroral letter is to contain,
1. A recognition of the alarm and
uneasiness pervading the church on
account of the evolution discussion,
and that this alarm and eneasiaess
are not unfounded.
2. A reiteration of our loyalty to
ouir symbjls as the correct interpre
tation of the Holy SSsripture, and a
determination to defend them against
any interpretation which would mar
their historic sense or contradict any
traditional doctrine of our faith.
This paper says just as much as
the paper of the majority,
but when I speak on a subject in
-which I have convictions, I want to
use language that everybody can
understand. Qur's is in plain lan
guage. I believe it is the purpose of
this Assembly to give an answer to
these overtures. I deprecate this
doctrine because it impugns the in
spiration of the Word of XJod.
After considerable debate as to the
form in which this question was be
fore the house, both minority reports
were put to a vote and lost, and the
majority report was adopted on a
call of the yeas and nays by the over
whelming vote of 137 to 13. The 13
voting no, were Re vs William Fiinn,
T Harrison, V H Henderson, James
Woodrow, G H Mourning, F L
Thompson, H Ginder, N J Holmes, J
B Jennings,R H Wardlaw,TE8mith,
R J Vidal, George A McOall. The
majority report adopted is as fol
lovs: .
To the several overtures on the sub
ject of the evolution of man sent up
by the Presbyteries the General
Assembly returns answers as fol
lows: The Church remains at this time
sincerely convinced that the Scrip-,
tures, as truly and authoritatively
expounded in our "Confession of
Faith" and Catechisms, teach that
Adam and Eve were created, body
and soul, by immediate acts of Al
mighty Power, thereby preserving a
P rfect race unity.
That Adam's body was directly
fashioned by Almighty God, without
prtny natural animal parentage of any
kind, out of matter previously crea
ted of nothing.
' And that any doctrine at variance
therewith is a dangerous error, inas
much as by the methods of interpret
ing Scripture it must demand, and in
consequences which by fair implica
tion it will involve, it will lead to the
denial of doctrines fundamental to
the faith. Signed George D Arm
strong, R K Smoot, W F Junkin, G R
Strickler, L. C Vass. A N Hollifield,
M Van Leon, R B Fulton, O N Ken
nedy. ' . '
The Assembly then adjourned and
the evening session was devotod to a
discussion of foreign missions.
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HQLIMAIV AS A DICTION AH Y
WORD.
A Snggested'tAddlitoa to the Ifext
Edition of Webster's Diction-
ary.
Washington, May 26. Judge HoK
man's name will get into Webster's
Dictionary, , the Post says, if he
doesn't look out. Many of the reck
less R publican papers are inclined
to use the new verb, "to Holmanise,"
and they assert that the watchful
member from Indiana is " Hoi man -ising
legislation." The fact is, that
the charge is true. He keeps econo
mising wherever he can in the most
relentless fashion. In reporting the ap
propriation bill from his committee he
lo.pp.ed off z2o Government employes.
If he keeps it up the dictionary will
be amended in the next edition
thus:
HOLMAN, . Frugality, retrenchs
ment, inclination to cut down ex
penses, and dispense with sinecures.
uuLiMAJN lot, v. To economise, to
retrench any way, whether you can
or not, to protect the treasury against
all comers.
HOLMANISTIC, adj. Tendency to
Holmanise: severe economical bias.
HOLMANOMICALLY. adv. In a
Hol'aaoistic manner, after the fash
ion of Holmanisers.
And probably he can stand it: and
perhaps the treasury can stand it if
the Republican party can stand it.
Curious Replies.
An Arizona editor recently
sent
postal cards to all the prominent cit
izens of the place requesting them to
give an answer to the question :
Why are you an honest man f Some
of the replies which he publishes are
curious. One Answers: "It must be
because of my durned cussedness, I
always did like to be different from
other people." Another says he is
honest because he ' never held any
public office: Another indignantly
answers: "What d'ye take me for -an
angel f" Another, sarcastically
remarks, "I suppose you're going to
start a museum, and are looking for
freaks. Well, count me out I'm
not one." Another, a professional
labor agitator, wrote in bloodied
ink, on a postal card: "What are ye
givin' us?" While the editor of the
opposition paper volunteered the an
swer that ne scorned to lay bare the
palpitating mainspring of a noble and
honest soul at tne request or a dis
honest reptile and political parasite.
The editor is so well pleased with the
results of his inquiry that he intends
soon to ask for answers to the ques
tion : What do you take for a cold ?
Winchester Election.
Winchester, Va , May 28. This
city elected yesterday a Republican
treasurer and sergeant, and a Demo
cratic clerk of court. The city coun
cil stands seven Democrats, four Re
publicans and one tie. The returns
not yet canvassed, elect F. A. Graich
en (Republican) mayor by one ma-
ioritv. The new water works prop
osition received only one .hundred
and forty seven votes.
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STATE NEWS.
Monroe Enauirer; On laot HVirlaw
W. Kalgore,who had been convictad of
t urning tne granary of Mr. S H.
Huey, was sentenced to 30 years in
the penitentiary. On Saturday Jini
.Drown was convicted or being an ac
complice in burning Mr. Huey's gran
ery, but the sentence on him has not
been pronounced as we go to press.
This concluded the. criminal docket;
Asheville Citizen: Wetakepleas
urein giving the information that
yesterdav a company was organized
here for the purpose of lighting the
city with gas We will probably
give the names of the officers in an
other paragraph. The company is
founded mainly on New Y01 k -capl4
tal, but a considerable number of
shares are open to bur citizens if
Uhey wish to take them. j
Greensboro Patriot: Major Dun
can C. McRie, of Fayetteville, was
tendered a. car by the C. F. & Y. Vi
railroad last Thursday, and carried
his . childrfen, grand . children and
great grand children on an excursion
to Bennettsville. Four generations
were on the car.and they all 'enjoyed
the trip very much. Maj McRae
was the first President of the C. F. &
Y. V. road. j
Shelby New Era: The firm of cl
E Graham & Co., of Asheville, of
which Mr. E. H. Fulenwider, form
erly of Shelby, is a member, have
purchased the Huguenot Mill at
Greenville, S C. The mill is a large
two-story brick building and fully
equipped with the finest machinery;
It is lighted at night with electric
lights. The mill will be started as
soon as possible, probably within
thirty days, and Mr. Fulenwider will
be in charge.
Thomas Bowman, an insane man
in jail at Statesvilie, has been very
much interested in the Superior
Uourt, and has been holding a court
of his own nearly ever since it met.
He has called by name nearly every
body in town and out of it whom he
knows or ever heard of, to come into
court. He called Judge MacRae.
among others, and upon bis failing
to answer, Called him out ''and im
posed a heavy fine on him,
Winston' Sentinel: Hqn. W. C.
Breckenridge, of the Seventh Con
gressional district of Kentucky, will
on Thursday June 17th, deliver the
commencement address at Salem
Academy. A very heavy hailstorm
passed over Kernersville and viciaity
on Sunday evening, doing considera
ble damage to the growing crops, and
also beating the fruit off the trees in
some places.' Mr. Henry Brookbank
bad a horse killed by lightning and
his barn unroofed by the same storm.
On last Wednesday night Capt.
D. T. Crouee, for many years the
efficient and faithful instructor of the
Salem Cornet Band,celebrated his
fiftieth birthday, and was the recipi
ent of a beautiful gold-headed cane
and a pair of gold-rimmed eyeglasses,
given to him by the band as a token
of their esteem.
Goldsboro Messenger: We learn
from Mr. B. E Smith, the obliging
express agent that the shipments of
strawberries this season from here
foot up 22 500 quarts. For the in
formation of certain parties, we deem
it proper to state that the grounds
and magnificent graded school build
ing are the school property of Golds
boro township, and that Goldsboro
has much cause to feel proud of its
ownership. It would be a credit to
any city. The property was sold to
the board of school trustees by tne
former owners for $10,000, only about
half its value, which included three
years free rent. Payment was made
in school bonds running ten years,
and bearing only 7 per cent interest.
The property and spacious grounds
are well worth $20,000.
Statesvilie Landmark: We are
asked to say that a meeting of the
voters of the town of Statesvilie will
be held at the court house tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock, to consider the
matter of tne subscription ot $tu,uuu
to the extension of the projected
Roanoke and Southern railroad. The
election is to take place next Mon
day, and a good many voters enter
tain rears that it tne tonas are voted
they may have to pay them and still
get no railroad. airs. ieo. a.
Pendleton, who was killed by an
accident in Central Park, New York,
last week, was a daughter of Francis
Scott Key, the author of the "Star
Spangled .Banner," ana was a 01000
relation of Mr. P. B. Key, of this
place.
News and Observer : The fine im
posed upon the juror at Durham by
Judge Clark was $10 instead of $100
as our special telegram had it and 20
davs in lau. A trial or a larceny
case was bad and the juror being on
the back row or seats his condition
was noticed by no one tulr the eyi -
dence being all in, the arguments
made and the charge given, the jury
rose to go to their room, when this
juror was found too drunk to leave
the .box. The aDov9 penalty was
then imposed and the juror stricken
off the list of jurors. --Mr. The-
ophilusH. Snow died in this , city
Tuesday night, at 11:40 o'clock, at
the residence- of his son, Geo. H.
Snow,-Esq.? His age was seventy
three, and he had for some time been
in declining health. Mr. Snow was
one of Raleigh's oldest citizens.
Salisbury Watchman; Mr. Frank
Brown, of Davie, says the. recent
rains damaged him to the amount of
$1,500 or $2,000.' He thinks that the
newly plowed uplands, suffered more
than the bottoms, most of the latter
had not been broken up. Dr. Rum-
Die's sermon on the great labor ques
tion which is now exercising the pub-
he mind, delivered last Sunday
morning, should be repeated to a
large audience. We suggest that the
Knights of Labor invite him to deuv
er it as a lecture, ana that as many
hear it as possible.- Mr. David
Lindsay, while visiting his father at
South River, recently, had a narrow
escape from death. Being caught in
a thunder storm he took refuge under
a tree, but thinking it hardly a safe
vlace. he started away, when the
tree was struck and splintered. He
was knocked down within five steps
of the tree, and was ! stunned, but
otherwise unhurt. i !
Roanoke City Elects One Bepub
lieam.
Lynchburg. Va, May 28. The
Democrats carried Roanoke, Va.,
yesterday,: with the exception of one
Councilman. . . f .
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PEHNYEillL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."
The rijrinnl and Only Genuine.
Ssfti and alwxji Reliable. Revare of worthleas Imitation,.
I.?i'.'Pe;"Jle LApiES. Ask your Itrusclst for
"Chichester's Engliah" and take no other, or inclose 4o.
(ftampe) to ua for particulars 'H letter by return mail.
NAME PAPER. Chichester Chemlpal Co.,
881 S Msdiaun (viuare. Pbiladsw Pav.
eia ay I'rucrlM erery where.
ter'a EagUs
Lien"
Pennyroyal Pills. Take ao other.
JanlOd&wlj
"OROWN'S IRON BTTTKRS BUS BEEN USED
I In tha flimlla n M.-sa U" 17 Tale.. iaiv
au lUlO ill. Xi. JTUt 111 Mil, xvat
Jourtti sire et, Wilmington. N C.t with entire satis
javiuu. one doj9 bucrrj is iiu remeay equal to ii
tor malaria, dyspepsia, and weakness
her own locality an old firm References required,
Permanei t position and good salary. WAY A CO.
16 Barclay St., N. T. apr284w
RBOWN'S IRON BITTERS CUBED MB M. G.
..... Mvauu.t.iw, ... .. .1 VLU'IUirtl .1 U
kidney and llyer affection. He expresses himse.f
as mucn pieaea with its effect.
Established
FAY'S
1806.
MANILLA ROOFING!
Takes the lead: does not oorrode like tin or iron, nor
deoar like ehines or tar oompOBitiona ; easy to apply ;
strons and durable; at half the cost of tin. Is also a
SUBSTITUTE for PliASTER at Half the
Coat. CARPETS and RUGS of same material,
doable the wear of Oil Cloths, Oataloe-ne and samples
rXKE. W. H. tXY CO CAJkWEN, Jt
CUREfthreDEAF
PECK'S PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
mncn-T bsstokk the hkakino and perform the work of the
aataral dmm. Inritible, comfortable and alwayt in -positioa. All
eoBTersation aad eren whijperi heard diitiactiy. Send forillnftratoc
book with teitimoniala, FREE. Address or call on F. H1SCOX,
849 Broadway, titw York. Meatien this paper.
IT T k U T r fi LAblES to work for us at their
1 1 A ii t U . own homes, $7 to $10 per week
If can be quietly made. No photo i-alnUng; no
ean?as8tne. For lull particulars. Dlease address
at once, CRESCENT ART COMPANY, 19 Cfei.tral
Street, Boston, Mass., Box 6170.
BROWN 3 'RON BITTKR8 CURED MR. P. I.
Wyatt. 218 N. McOoweU street Ralelih. N. C .
of Indhrestlgn, nerfoosnera and dizziness, and he
nas grown strong ana nearty.
BURNHAM'S
KTADIRD
(TURBINE
Is the BEST constructed and
finished Turbine In the world.
Tested peroentaffes, with part
and full sate drawn, eaual to
any other wheel. New pamphlet sent free by
BlIRnBin BROI a xOkK. PA.
BBOWN'8 IRON BITTERS GATE ALMOST
immediately relief to Mr. ffm. R Thompson,
Greensboro, N. C , in a case of 'annnyinc indiges
tion, and he considers It a most reliable medicine
-A BRAND SALE OF-
f
IM'KS and .JEWELRY,
LuxmondS) Silver and Sitver-Plated
Ware,
Specincies, tte
Priced cnt down from . Thanksgiving Day to
March 4tn laws.
Those wanting any of the above goods will please
mil and hear my prices, they are the lowest and
thAcmnria Are the heat.
J. T. BUTLER.
-mriarv9 IROM HITTERS CURED MRS. W
rS r srinrtfth. 619 Market street. Wilmington, N.
C of malaria and weakneea, and the recommends
tt as a most excellent tonla. Bat family use tt
wttaanure
A Chance For A
Watches
OUR BARGAIN COUNTER
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MORE SLIPPERS
To
There are in all 5 different styles, none of which are worth less than $1.61
a pair, we will sell them ,
AT THE UNIFORM PRICE
Of 95c. a Pair
UNTIL THE -ENTIRE LOT IS SOLD,
LADIES UNTRIMMED HATS,
Quite a good line at
32c each.
A SMALL LOT OF
Blue Chambray Robes with embroidery j Af J0 00 ArtsU
White India Lawn " " " tV ZSJ QaCilt
AN ASSORTMENT OF
r
Children's Collars at 8 cents each.
For the benefit of
Many of Our 1 Patrons
Whose children expect to participate
cises, as well as school entertainments,
WHITE INDIA LINEN.
No. 1. A GOOD QUALITY
No. 2. A SUPERIOR "
No. 3. AN EXCELLENT "
Also Embroidered Swiss
And Egyptian Lace
LACE FLOUNCES 11 INCH WIDE AT 42 CENTS FORMERLY 75c
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SWISS
We Have New Lines of
WASH DRESS GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, '
AND HANDKERCHIEFS.
Reductions in Millinery.
CHARLOTTE, N. C. ;
f - - -
MATT. ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Keeps the largest aud
IPoniriinfittaDire
IN THE STATE.
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A bed-room euit of 10 pieces, imitation walnut, $22.00.
' " " 10 " marble top imitation walnut,
$30.00. . .
A bed-room Buit of 10 pieces, walnut with marble top,
45,00. :
Elegant walnut and cherry suits from $7o,00 to $175.00.
A parlor suit of 7 pieces, imitation of raw silk, $30.00.
A " 7 ' raw silk, trimmed with plush
$40.00.
Parlor suits of 7 pieces, domestic or silk plush, $40 00 to
$125,000. '
Lounges in great variety from $5.00 to $30.00.
Sideboards " . 15.00 to 125.00. - ,
Baby, Carriages jn great variety from $6 00 to $35.00.
Wow Shades, Cornice
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US.- ffiTo AVnndDiPews.
CHARLOTTE, N. a
HAS -
Offer.
MISSES UNTRIMMED HATS,
In various shapes at
33c each.
in the coming commencement exer
we have reduced three numbers of
AT 9 cents, WORTH 12i cents.
44 11 44 44 15
" 161 44 44 224 " '
Skirtings and Flounces.
44 44
59
85c
.. 71
83
44 92
44 1.10
44 1 55
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1.45
1.50
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most complete. stock of
Poles and Oil Paintiiigs,
METALLIC CASES.
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