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t Co., 2; -- JJu, dim, 4 T- MEREDITH r editor'1 and proprietor.; DEVOTED TO RCL1C I ON, -MORALITY, HTBUTB1E, AtUcciiTURE 4MD CENJEALIN T K L L I 0 E K CS . ;VOL. X. No. 34. , RALEIGH, S AT U 11 DAY, AUGUST 23, 1815. :VllOLK.No.'4Sll 3E - - ; i, ...... t t -i TERMS. The Recorder i3 Published everv Satnrdiv. and it m ; to subscribers at Two Dollars per annum; payable in all ' (oscs-in advance. !, ,; . ; , jf payment te delayed longer than three months, two ' dollars and fifty cents will be charged and if longer than - iisTnoi)th3, three dollars. - . All communications, to secure attention, must be post paid Agents who act gratuitously, and subsciibers who i j,ay in advance, only excepted. ptscontinuancesmust be ordered before the end of the tir : otherwise the subscriber will be held responsible Jor another annual terra. JVb discontinuance will be allowed until arrearages are ' f aid, except by special agreement to that effect. ; Advertisements, adapted to the character of the paper, tfill be inserted at the usual rates. . . Jul orders, not attended to in a reasonable time, should te repeated; and all remittances not duly receipted, thould be inquired after that errors and oversights may be promptly corrected. .. , - Pcrsans sending us six new names of subscribers with the money tor one year enclosed, shall be entitled to a seventh copy for their snrvices. , . . Mnutescf Associations, pamphlets, and books, of all descriptions, wui oe prinica -wun neatness, ana on ac , commoamng terms ucation and the Home Mwswn departments atourj light, beauty and strength, is that of individual- was .specially next Convention vWc have four beneficiaries now member.! And Satan riever gave one of them a 'the carlydiwr eiuuics si tit vw.iv6v j iuujj men bi great promise and we are relying upon the Con tention to enable u to carry them through a thorough course of 'study. . We have also done more this year than last, for the destitute sections of our- State, and wish to enlarge still, further iicaii vcur u me means tu us. m m A mm ana caused the Lrcakmrr oU of t he unfruitful - w - - - .branch, that va a blessing. And if the Board of Managers of the JV. Carolina -Baptist State Convention. .s Since the Convention, the Board held an ad journed meeting at Raleigh, on the 27 of Nov. lS44j ' the semi-annual meeting at Wake Forest College on the Uth of Jurleand also an adjourned meeting on the 2Sth of July last. V " , At these meetings, missionaries were appointed for the frore destitute portions of the State, and a committee was appointed to recommend to the A. B.H. M. Society a suitable missionary for the Re buke Association: ..' . , 'i Agents were also appoipted for different por tions of the State. , ! ' ' ': " A committee was also appointed consisting of brethren Finch, Wait and Brooks, to express the fiews of ,the Board on the separation of our de l nomination in missionary operations their report was received and ordered t to be published under the name of the chairman. The Board have also under their patronage four voun men preparing for the ministry, i s 15y oraer 01 tne uoaru, . JOHN B. .WHITE, Uec. Sec'y. . ,. , . - t , STATEMENT AND APPEAL, . i TO THE EAPTTSTS OF NOKTH ' CAEOLtNA. The acting Board of the Baptist State Cohvea curred in the Board of the Bible and Publication bocteties to give us the least dissatisfaction,-and as the institutions themselves, ere in "our view of great importance to the interest, of trutlj, we are in favor of contiuued co-operation if it is consistent and practicable. But with all our love of union we cannot seeas ye how this can he done. Shall ive not meet the same men there who have declar ed us unfit to carry the gospel to heathen, or even to preach in our own land for how can they ob ject to appointing us if we are not unfit If it was tion and preparation we should have been tClcinlly J.L. .. . represemeu ai me meeting at Augusta. -" : ; . Resolved, That we recommend to the church- es and friends of missions throughout the State to make the Boards of the S. B. Con. for Foreign and domestic missions the channel of communication in future, the former of which is located at Rich mond Va., and the latter at Marion, Alabama. . lusotveoj lhat in regard to the other gen eral institutions with which we are connected, we uuuourseivea in so much doubt and have such an n-1 would rtcOmmend that vour contribution hm dl. version to division that we cannot but speak witUjrected chiefly; if not exclusively, to the Education vvrU. caution and diffidence. As vet nothinsr has 00 1 and Home Mission departments till our own wants frnrrant and bautifuL and more ffi.etlra in r,m. are belter supplied, and arra ngements art consum-1 duciog valuable impreasioni opon the minds of sin- mated under tne supervision 01 ine southern Bap- ners. w , ; i tist Lonvention for communicating our part t the . 5. -There is one comfort more about the sifting destitute in foreign lands. ; , ' Jbusines, and that is, that Satan never does any of v mistering ontnrtn A. most solemn obhga- this kind of work for the people of God, that does tion rests upon you concerning this thing. If you not turn out for his own confusion,-, It is benevo- tvill instruct ople respecting' thsir duty on lence in him to use his seive; and he never got a this subject will call their attention t the .saint into it whose piety he did not mean to wbake claims of t! ..lion ste thst fuads are rais- out of him. . Look at Peter, once more. The old ed and deUw are tppdinted and specially sifter' thought that he could give him such a toss if you will come yoursc!f-he work will go on insr.'thaf if he could not spoil his Christianity ut. such a crime for abolitionists to mingle their mon-1 otherwise it will drag. VNevcr will the churches j ttrly, he should, nt least so bewilder him that he ey, touijseis, unu cuoris wiui our in uvo cocie- uo uieir uuiy iu uu num u iub uminici uu wouia discern me irutn less cieariy, una use Ills ties, why not ia a third, and fourth and in , all 1 theirs.'" Opposition or ntglectln the people may spiritual weapon, less skillfully. But what strength If . they do not press the slavery question in the 'generally be traced to the same qualiteis in the after that ViftinfMiid he briny to his bow. and how Bible and Publication Societies, they will convict preachers where they are developed. 0. brethren, surely directed were bis arrows! Satan sifted his themselves" of inconsistency and a want of princk consider what influence "goes, out from your ex- timidity and worldlincss out of him, and trans pie : and if thev do, further division must take ample-r-thinW of the great commission under w hich formed a 'feeble and ' irresolute disciple info one 1 place. And as the sin either of inconsistency or you are actmg-the solemn account you must ren- L with a lion's heart. He thus cauwed one who had division must. De,tneirs not ours, we wouia,re- otr. tor your stewarasmp at ine juament otr, ureviouiv emitted sparks only, to send nreorands commend-to our brelhrerfto continue to, co-operate and what leariul consequences must iaa ypn you j mto Ii3 own camp. the case with n cud llose lived in growing (u.i.rts clU JUkit- good sifting without doing the church a kindness, j matiou, . That i, iijamter was iwl cMpirtx t.. If his sifu'ng showed there was no wheat at all, ! tvhep.' it was. more vanied. ; The crowds thai' with the Bible and Publication Societies till the land others if you fail to do your duty elements have time to develope themselvs : and we do this the more, cordially os we Tally believe that if the abolitionists attempt to carry their measures on the slavery question with these insti tutions the result will be in favor of the South it will effectually unite the more vahmble portion of the North with the active portion of the South. At any rate it is best to take time for reflection in a matter of such moment. ; - f . ; t In connexion, brethren, with 'the preceding" re: port we would offer a few additional remarks to guard you from error and to stimulate you to duty '". mm- a .... at this important crisis. And nrst we request you to bear in mind that however men may act, the claims ofUruth and of the souls of men contin-: ue the same. It would be very- uniust for us to exertions for the cause of Christ be- tion of N. CJ" feeling themselves called upon to 1 slacken our exerti express their. views, respecting the recent evehUj cause some , with whom we have been associated I . . f mi rnrviirnlant i!r of foe ACfPAl rrtror tiavtrTienrdTitvresirertcd ;ats: You -would ehended they may have an unfavorable ! xninK u uniair ior persons 10 inier tne laisenooo 01 1 ttnnrofl iuauence upon our dontributiohs to the missionary j Christianity "ox to, treat it with" neglect: because tause in this State, (ook the subject into considera- some, of its professors have acted improperly ; and '-inot ttia.v het nnHrtr v mpptinVr nn 1 he hrftt nt it manner - we iiuvucu iuuiiu a iui wiuff, ui MS'.rn 10 ir.c 11 siftmsr I vectivea of Lrfitimer cr Jpu'f rrr.1.i ! J' showed there was wheat,' and led to its increase, : features of intimate usemUanca to 1! e n-aaics ' that was a blessin?. I thou!J like to aee a man whn tbmnfrprl fnftvn! !.-' miTn-t rC v-:t.ri'f w Without 1 who should denv that the sifiinc Peter hnd wa tint ' in r. i.t. ti ' i then underrating the Fore.gn Mission claim, we a blessing to the church. , . : . . brutality, them I im '! . Jndatcdl sifted thsciple u a llasim; to the in both. In protein- to ifieU mLltitudt 'cTc ' His hght ahmes. His character is morel the robUeof license andrmr.P. the mniir tr,;i!.. ' of religion, "it is obvbas that th? r.oilf prcscabi-"' tjon wouU deeply -ir.fluer.ee ll.e Mtpihn. U1 this way Andrews, the 4 learueJ ndgci,J, was' incomparable: .CoTet,' the Dean or t;, V.iu) . . 1D03, was equally gifted; The iUustrirws Sir ThomaMoore thought it not UncaiV his dignity 1 to praise even tlie lioguac'e of his faciO Of Den- ' lie, also Ucfln cf St. Paul', in the teio f J.me.' I, an'esquislte tLeich is civen Ly',.Wlton ; J : 1 ' " - . preacher in curnesr, weeping aomeurr.es Icr his auditor, sometimes with: them j always prtrach-' ing to himself, like an angel fmm a cloud, Uit im none : carrying some, as St. Paul vos,' to heaveu ! in holy raptures, and "enticing others by n sacrctV art and courtship to amend their lives and aU 4 this with V most particular grace and on ir.exprcs- iwic iiuunwu ui jucij;jcsi. vme oi Ms tiearer expressed the picturesque exhortation' of Lis man-: ner most Torcibly by saying, that the ly.stander " t.'.t. i" . . . . . . mignt taxe Tuxcsjmm nis icon and hand. JNor let. it be supposed tbnt the mingled masses at, St.' PnuHf Crew?, or the fiercer rabble in Moor fict, are alone touched by. this visible rhetcrlc - Lock at the temple, when Hooker" was the frnafter and Travers the afternoon lecturer. It 'wns withia those magnificent walls that the author;of the Pol-J ityw preached some of the rUeit tlicorogicalpros in the English language. Of Lis 'mincer we liav the occpunttcf a contemporary. He Vpoke'wuh sT grave zeal and an humble Toice, keeping his eye always ffxed on one p!ace to prevent hts imngina tioo from wandering,' 'insomuch," isys. Walton, ; "that he seemed to study as he spake " His cp ponent, Trarers, on'v the ccr.:nry, possessed llo gifts which Hooker wanted : arid it was cot. pcr 1 Daps, aitogethec tecauscthey had.to adopt the popular pbrnse; Rome' in sthe mornirgand CJrr.crn in the afternoon, that the aisler cf tins TemrJs Charch w-ere' crowded when Tr avert ascended lbs - pulpit ; something was owing to that' 'prtferener, felt insensibly by all, cf the glowing iterance pf ! ourthonghls and feelings, before the ealm and ttntelyenumeraticns of argument t cf doctrice.1 lr.mm"'"' ' " By order of the Board, 14, 1&15. Raleigh, Au A J. J. FINCH. August, and unanimously concurred in the follow With many others. we deeply xegret that - any ! think it would be unfair for you to draw conclusions against the cause of mis- sions oecause aooiuionisis nave pressed tne siave- ry question across us pians. juet tne cause useu From foes that wculJ our land detour, - - " From guilty ' pride, and lust of jowcr j v . Frora wild seJition lawlsta hovx; , 7 ' - - - - - - 1 1 From mental slavery : - ';.. From blinded zeal by faction led,' r " From giddy change, by fancy brtd; :J - f Frdm'POlSONOTSKtBOR'S irRPESHZAD; ' I ' : - Good Lord, preserve cs free'fV - 4 y :- - " Defend, O God ! with guardian,' hand, ; ' : 3 :--.The laws and rulers of oar lantl 1 t And grant the church Thy grc, fo stand , r';: ' In faith and unity. . ;;'-,;. ' leSniriTg h'eln of Thee. we cve. l: I .. : That Thou, whtse blood was. hf J tosave7. ! Alay'at at thy econd coming ruve "7T,r n iA -flock to vxlcomt -Heel J ' ; ; ' ' , :-.SlvV5 ?;.! -J.r'.,-ri- -.' IkGlXXLD lit Disciples can learn from all this how to buffet Satan. .'They have bceV most painfully buffeted by hiin, and it . is no harm to take the kind of ven geance hereby suggested. He would sift them as wheat would he T . That' he would "but let him find nothing to "sift. 1 Let them so examine them selves, and so sift all the wron out of llxir hearts, lhat when Satan comes. he shall find nothing to do. His old sieve will not accomplish much with a well watched and holy. heart.. He may rattle it fright fully, and roar like a demon : but the faithful dis ciple will not be anything more than frightened, if lie is that. - Pascal. -tBin shnu d have occurred to d sturb the harmo-; examined on us own merits, and De treated as it dv which has heretofore existed between North- deserves and the conduct of men considered a- em and Soumern Bantists in missionary labors. . I t- , We regret it becaus'eof the disaffection and hostil- Instead of slackening your exertions it becomes ; .' .- ; From the N. Y. Evaelisf. h i-Ki, SAWN A SIFTIK -1 '... m - . - 4- . - . . ? ' He sifted Peten as wheat. - :ind it was not the first nor the last business of the, kind that he has had a hand in; '. He ' has beeni nrowlinsr ill the r '.e . h ins-. !;ls"" lis. ' re lct ' From the Ch.- Observer. ' :: KELIQIOUS SEXTUIE.NT3 OP FRANKLIN . - . - - - On 0. day of great anxiety and perplexity, and division" of sentiment; in the Convention tbat framed on;i f-w TToiir4 States, the reneralL IoCtor. taufXLLt roe and rr.oae; Ibe following tpcech, which os indicating the true Source of political wisdom ought to be in the memory and heart 01 'every ivmericau citi zen. " 4Mr. PatsibEXT The small progress we have made after four' or - five weeks close attendance and continual reasoning with rach other our dif fercnt sentiments on almost every question, several of the last Droducinn as many noes as eye is, me- thinks, a mehncboly proof of the impcrjection 01 rstandmg. ve indeed seeift to political wisdom, since , we have V . jr -r - 1 rf. " r" , . . ' , .1 I ..r.f r k,. m.i,;.Ii I ..!..'!.. i:k..i.. I hpra rnnnmT all n no ill in searcn OI II. icua cause of missions, and direct the attention of oth-. wrew.a jointly snared by the XHortti - ana . me . rM .iWIM" III" CI . V "luZt 1 mtftfeoeern ers imm thp husmess 01 EDreauinir ine irosDei over jiiuuuciii ucvuic tau 1 ow cuhhow u - 1 , 1 . , , , 1 . c c M sirorn tne Business oiie-un e u 1 1 t u. ;-ji-ffJj ,nn a uA-rm--uJ '! It fa a sorrowful rlrenWJ.. that th nn1 of ment, and examined the' different forms of those ' i i . - . . . ' .. J . . . J . 1 - J j .1 ... . ... . tw 1- vAnnKTU. itlu-h hannrr hffn orifinallV lormcd ie sower did ha work well. Biit.in wun tne seeas 01 uicir u..N..t - ' J' i.u. I lnr eiti and we have viewed modern btatcs iuu nns iHii uiia u wujm iui have been. - It cannot ledges, and make them adequate to our 'growing I nary.1 It is not fit for wiiius.- auu aoove an we musi ieea uie spiriiuai l - , . . , ' J vi A- cravings of the great Southern population which i'lt sorrowful that Om&'not a more.respec, w, 10 nnd pouuea. iruin, ar.a cnr now looks to us for religious instruction. . ? cnirao n'fV In our own State, esner. alkr. ther U work- for will not more man half doth worlc U Jell to mem- i", ; . ; ' r. . : . .. 7 - r w: j r . ... i - -. - - . . . us to 'do, the claims of which are un ever may-be Viid;cf-. others.. Th towns and neighborhoods at present with regular Baptist preaching. yet done bur share in educating m gospel, and in training the rising naoiis oi virtue , unu iniciiigence. jur resources! f rVrr , . " 4 r.n, .nr,. f . .unerintend- havc never yet been fully developed, in the work I no silting which would spoil the crop, aatan gets - -u uww. ,7"7t7k-. kind Pro vi- . - .J . , . ... ... ... i - j. n. l 'l l.j ,.,tn I inor Pn-Tinpe in our favour, lo mat Kina t rovi- e flHSB-OnvJ lialiJv, Siivi "WU'. I o , . - - 4 - . ! 1 I . . mn mp h m enfcn .1 uin nn an ansi . . Va moral science and because it will increase our i shut the door ettectually . against .themselves, and K tendency to division at a period when we peculiar- we must do the work or it will Ircroam undone. was' good, and ll We must educate bur. own children.-raise no our I aptte of ail, the L II - i mvvu lAj,i,ii biuviwiv .vP-."w-fc ------ r - .. . r m 1 S 2cs resultiriff from the revival of; the missionary i own ministers, turnish our'own schools and col- spirit and the organization of the : Triennial Con vention and auxiliary State ' institutions, not the "least, in our opinion, b the tendency it. has had toi &a us closer together in leeiing ano action wnicn lias greatly augmented. our strength and . efficien-ey.- We are decidedly opposed to splitting up our sources into shreds! and fragments, which' has toJ long been the custom ; . instead of. separating "ito smaller bodies, we) are for merging the smal M into larger, feeling well satisfied that real ) pro fess and concentration no together. -And cher uQing this view: we. annot but regret. that ; any l lhffl! shnnlt hit', ncnrirroil in nnr larrrpst nnrl mnet V o iiuiv wvy.ivM ... .. .... important o'sanizations to diminish our s cohesive .Properties, (which hove never been sufEciently -; u" anu to set our people on the retrograae f oveacn utseparatidn. For, 'once begin to divide there is. no telling where it will end. Before Southern Convention is well under weigh somef will discover thelnecessity of: another aye, was W.'what it ought to loage exist; and we have viewed modern staici : betakW directlvtothe lrra- Ull round Europe, but M none of their Constitu it irithdit a separating pro-1 tion auitiable to our circumstances. - In this situ- -i ;--.- . r. f .-.tion of thi assemblv PrODin?. ftS it WCfC. tnthC ' -1 ; . - - I . -. " ... ... I -T l,mV,. m,rsl.r,,rr In tl.A K- at Yim nt I .lriniS in ll I . III I1IIIII11IH nillllV 111 L . . . 1 . 1 . . . 1111.1 . w wv - . doubted what- selves, n requires so mueir scu-aenrai w ;peuc- .--rv -rrv--o , t: ! npnour r ere are many trate th-s depths ofoneTs sou with divine truth, ex- UUV b" ? meat of th unsunnlied plore Us hidden recesses, ard rigorously and un- u,1" 1 " '"."r. J - ticable in i - ' ' t . i ku nyk Ma rtftn nil ir nrnvria aiiia iwua f - - We havenot partially judge one's own-Spirit, that: many are :v Sir. Wr-i,01. . - ' - ' IS T J s. J - ;L ' L? "L : I- I . . A llir HIP 17I11I1B III 11 LCTl. L lll 11 WI-S. V -.w- -I " misters of the uaevtwaru w uu me ming inorougmy. uu m - --- . . r : . - ' j" .n . meir sacre Generation to disciples are too timid, or -too. inou.geni i oo n '. -T":- .;.t lor ,wr i-T I fV.--AnH nlh.r i H.nia wnlkLW tVxan thafO hntlTrl hA 1 Oi US WliO WCfC enZUCCU HI . l" " MLt", . . J.m ... (nt es )le of the Lord. But the time has come when they must be, . if .ever.. V. Other, agents are in the field, arid if we. slumber much longer it will be too late to strive. Christians may differ in their views a bout the ways and means of carrying on the work of the Lord, but none, we think, can doubt their obligation to helo carrv it on in some way. r And y;Vints'?have. lien given that a. WestemJ therefore. leaving til our brethren to choose their 4 i-i U- , i :al .rC I irer. it cr-r jn- VOJlVentinn in.JJl! TU ht tliiions might teach lis : some lessons upon this jectif we would learn aviittle from experience; . h:ch it will be found f that whenever the poh has been carried outi of dividing a large, body "ni.aller ones for! the sake of convenience: as "pretended, (more properly- to gratify the whims ? me disaffected rriembers, or to answer the v rcs oi jinnovatiori,; it nas resuueu in vue u; tionorifficiencyJ.! w while we, regret the : existence of any ne- sWy fa senaration. vet as it does exist in con- ace of t; late division f the Home Mission i and ' theTToreigh -Mission .Board, which we ruimliyl yirivV.rnorei frornimpulse calm christian oriricioleli:erefo;i3' tl fosotai That we fuMconcur 13 the argu- own plans and modes of operation in laboring for the cause of Christ, we only tirge'you to see to it that you are laboring for it in the best way and to the extent of your ability. . . Our State Convention was organized not to commence some new work, but to-give unity to our efTo:t3 in the old work of ex tending Chrisi'sKingdom. That is, it only purposes to do in an associated capacity precisely what each individuarchristian is bound, to do in his individ ual capacity, with tht advanti-e of concentrated efiort 41 'Let our -brethren, Uhen, thrqughout'the State take vigorous hold of this., institution at tend its meetings supply it with ample, means for carrying ml its grcst' work cf supplying every part of the'Stata with rel: 3 bus instruction' Give ,t -nn 'nrimmnrn jnf? it: 1 at OUf CrOrOachinff ICS- turt national felicity. "And have we now forgot- ica t the South showing the decisions above: re fo, to bs unconstitutional and unscriptural . fiance with the1 sbirit of Christianity and a tr. T" PJ.Qor rights as' meninasmucnvas we "!Itulti L ..1 el -"L . ' iT..Mr ivitK nnr e reformers ot the question of shvery. V. n ... -I - - I T BUUickiiiiij; v uv. ' 11c limp vau n"' I ....,. .. . - - e 1. 1..-. .Af .u-:.- J t,-t -nm-J denee we owe this hapnv oprorlunity of consult ue kcui uui vi uo viucvaiu, mis i uw uw.i"- ,i- 4 r . - . . . 1 11 t I:.. !. m.omm mm ih. mn ril r1hlihinf OUT IU Kntf nnet niA lh to r. KiXtrf lhlri anOUIU DO I mil III ycawv, w ...v..- . o - - such a sifter than to have no sifting. ; , , Now for the consolations: s "' - ' p 1. The Viftinrr is well done. There has been no 'complaint since the world began, that any disciple, Satan got fairly' into bis seive, did not have tho rnimh wnrk done with him. There is no mistake about Job's case, and none about Peter's If he docs not find out what manner of spirit a man is of,"and make the man himself, and all the world know too, I have given him more than his due. That old sieve of his he has got the hang of it completely. He has shaken so many of the saints in it that he understands the biisiness ptrfcctly I never knew any one that had been si the sieve, that had a word of disparagement of Satan , skill in the use cftl. . They hated the old scavenger most cordially for his Totighr usage' 'but they had to giveln that they had been "well siftod 1 ; The sifting did fit sauit good. If he hid not needed it he would not hnve had it. There was pride to be humbled, covcloushcss- to be rebuked, . THE A1IERICAK CIIEGT: - ',-.?.. .. - - - . , Sir,I lake it upon mytelf, tb aay, thut in no eons- ' try in ths world, upon either cor.t'.ntnt, can ther ' be, fpnhd a body of the ministers of the to'pel who 4 perform so much tervice to, Irian,, in such a full spirit of self-denial, under so little encoaraVemer.t , . fiorn,Govcrnment of.any kind, and under pircum- stances always much straitened and ofrrn distrek-, sed,.as the ministers cf the gospel in iheUniteJl States' of all denomina'tions. , ' ' - .' "l ' .They form no part of nay eslabluW drder cf ' religion; they constitute no 'hierarchy ; ihey en-" joy no peculiar privileges in some of the ataUiv" they are even shut out from. ad participation in the political privileges end rights enjoyed by their "f2-" low citizens : they enjoy no tithes no pub!icfpr6--tislons of any kind. And except here and there in large cities, .where a wealthy" individual' occa- sionally makes a donation for the scpp6rt of pub lic worship, what have they to depend on! They have to depend oW the voluntary - contributions of, those who hear them. ' -' : i '' j . i - r : i . t ' 1 ". . ' ' i Ana mis ooay oi. clergymen nas'ssotvn io Uie C their own country, and to " ihr'aitonrsh-, e hierarchies cf Europe, thst it is pnac- free governments, to raise snd sustain a clergymen which, for cltvotcdness to1 1"J iir r. - ' f (j caning, tor puniy oi i.ie eua ensrse-. ning, intelligence and piety, ; and that' hich coaieth from ahcre, is ii.ferior to- none, and superior to most others, by tolyn'.ary contributions alone- , ' ; M hope that our learned men have dons some thing to elevate the charscter of the law profession I hope lhat the discussions aVovtirl Con "res ten that powerful tr .end t ur oo w. m.uc have done Mmclhi t0 amcVl0rate lhe coodivjoa no longer neea nis nss.siancc i t ..... - ; of lhe humtn ra lo cure r d Mlend u ; long time; and the longer I live the more charter of human right-, and to trenitlen end1 cins proofs I see of this truth that God govern? tAvmnf.tt l.m , rJ ..r i,m, bi;t, in the affairs ofmtnl And if a sparrow cannot fall . eo b, to the cround without his notice, is it probable that ,,. nnt..n(T..,. . . .1 A0 rr an empire can rise without his aid! W e bav, in. f of lle t irlerett tfWersal been assured, Sir, in the Sacred writings, .lhat n : h ihl9 niore .j at i0m9' 'except the Lord build the house they . labour m . etltUUhmenl of our a vain thatbuild.it.. I firmly believe this; and I al-; e -p. h-c!f ;iU t by : V0unUryi corluibj. so believe, that without his concurring nioVwe j ,oer, excellenceof their; eharsc' shall succeed in thisUical building -noj better and lcarnInir. - - .. than thhuilders in uaoei: we ,nnii oe o.iwru y . .. The at lrulh has bceu thu, clajme3 tnl i;tl nnl lntnl mkerests our Droiects WlJ - . 1 r ...1 r.L t 1. i- : . -i . 1 .. - 1 proveoa iruin nuiuu oeneve win in: lime lo sion Vin Raleigh rcFrlHay l: tha Srd. Lord's j love of the world to be quenched, spiritual stupor dav in October " next. Let'.'no 'trJinary, hind- to be broken up some. of .these; things, or all cf rahce preveiil year attendance, cra it v. b a most ; them, were needed to make him a ., better disciple. Important occasion to the interests. of. - ourjca'usel Sifting was the thing; iAnd fiend though he.ivas neralljriirid: one thawlls; specially Tor in' .large that : J th: i.ive, yet good was cccomplished. j.'iii-l;;.if.rmV t t tnUnf and most exoerM The proee. thou'eh painful was humbling and j niying. . in ine enu, cnaracier was cicic uu EDiritunl iov and usefullnes augmented. V encedTcounssilors and ; for, contributions vastly beyond any thing recorded in our past history, i- you Ed- 2. r 1 r ttTv,i - r . . 1 - vritho'jt "wishin-to ciictate 10 you now vv, Crtwe tW cf the Squtherln Baptist Convention nr.- f'e will le ic renscd claims upon the E Stimekca allowed for aliuie more redcr- ;-tr. H - . . 1 3.. Ti? cdwi too cot a llsssinz out of the 1 disciple, ; She gets n blessing by everything malccs any u r.cr menueru wiser atiu cuier. ) . -. . . ... . . iftcd that Her : C ' I , our little, partial, local inserestsi our project! Um r,.,r.,nJirJ nd tea ourselves ahall become a reproach and a byword down to future ages, unfortunate instance, despair of establishing govern ment by human wisdom, and. leave it to chance, war, end conquest. t ; 5 ' " rr 4I therefore beg hare to move, that henceforth prayers, imploring the 'assistance of Heaven and i;i L!cssins cn our deliberations, be held in this assembly "every ''morning,- before we proceed to business j and 'that one or more of the clergy of this city- h-2 Trquc-tcd to ofUciate io that ser vice." - " ' '--7 ' :.: 'yr . And ?come jae t" .luc hierarchies of Europe-iha 1 ti,;. ilhe '.voluntary support of such' a 'ministry, fcrKicr iree insuiuuons, is a pracucai luea x-irn Vr. irs5rr Speech vilht Girard Ccse. . 1 1 j 1 r. r what is worse, msnic.na may iiere. cr, uv. ,fr innihntiont, is a practical tie -Extract fron 1 if- rr.i.i. c t r- r ; REACHEE3 0? OLD TIES. - CoavtSTCD Ca rrtas. One "pecnliaiify cf 'Ci5rr Und, (M) s a m:Mionary.) i., lhat as' soon as a Cf. fer is converurd lo. the faith, he lhlt.ls it hts t'CvJen duty to preach the Gospel. 1 lie li b's reJikwi to bimwlf, but will jux!.te hi coectry. tr.en fojlher, nnd repeat To tbrci, as wr!! f $ te caa re collect, iheVerrnnhs t has beard ; and l.en l.e Cr.U hinnpelf ta jcwa, ke leLites h's cwri exjencscet an! such has been the ir.fuence cf this Liri cf tieccbT-" CiCtr j-ecf !sre ' 'Almost 'every one of our most emint-nt "preach-; an J teaching, that the rfat bulk cl tht" ers l.ss been distinguished by his nncner. This nocv believers in CLiirtiarity.'' t t 1.. i. . t s - 1. T ' . 1 -1 . . 1 j; 1 " - fv-; ; 1 ! I V T 1 . i l :.: I'P- Mr' i 1 i . . . .1 , - f-':, t . - 1 t" . r t 1 ti : -W . . r .t :;'ir 1 . . 4 . .tl , . 1 i 1
The Biblical Recorder (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 23, 1845, edition 1
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