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KFJILN1SCENCE3 OF MY EAfiLl Llf
IN TENNESSEE.
Fir&t ytar't Experience on th$ LireuitHuiS
erford County and its People Wforowi
Vint to a Dying Man Love far the Work
Sn JtoHU to ConfermceBuftp ,
fli . 'i?rM. A.kL.-rtieiU to ffiuluiile., altt. t
3 That was a memorable day when I
eit the paternal roof, and started
. lur. uiy r. first, circuit. ; JNever, waa I
; more deeply impreased with a sense
jof my iucompeteocy.V Avaj.I Joar, -oeyed
astride a well stuffed saddle
bigs, underneatb .a Broad-brim hat,
over the hills "of Smith county,
through the cedar 'glades ol Wilson
county, across the Stope river Into
the rich lands of: Ratberford. What
apprehensions ,vhatustrange imag
liinga, what hopes and fears as to the
fu;ate of thtsnew epoch inlife's' pil
grimage. I tras timid, afraid of every
body and every thing. ' I knew bat
little of the 'Bible, bat Attlto of man
kind aud baf little of the character
of my'work.A change of wearing
appureiiny saddle bags, 'two or,
three skeletons of sermoBB in my side !
pocket, an ambrella and -overcoat,
was my stock in trade.? ,t)f eottrse I
was not mnch of preacher . Bat
according to the fashion of the times,
the Methodist church hai taken me
op, as it did others, to iroagh-hew,
shape and pobahr the ron&h materi
als into travelling preachers. ,ily
theological- school was among tha
charches and people of the circuit,1
my study was -in the saddle. I had
a list of the appointments left by my
predecessor, which J had. to find aa
best I coak..-, I ceaebedr Jthe circuit
at Fishers, six miles Jrom Mnrfrees
baro. - There: t preached with mach
trepidation, my first sermon Coder
thepatriawhArroottiof Bro,. Fisher,
I felt that! still hada homq on earth.
1 went; on from, day to day t making,
new. experiences.. and . finding new
homes at every turn." "O what tears'
marked every mile pf the zigzag
windings of my first Vronnd on that
circuit. The second round. added to
my experience, and 'multiplied the
number of my homes.1 Often my fearB
and. appfehen8ions were turned into
joy and triumph. ; 1
, For instance, ! preached at Win-
ro w's a cold snowy day to a very ;
'small congregation. Mr. Winrow
introduced himself and his wife with
the remark, "Well wife, here comes
dandy preacher.7 "vvnere
trespaB8es and sins.
r
vww. uu i urn ureua, uea oa .Deauia i nnaer lavoraoie circumstances, xiope
his saddle, his legs wrapped in, gam-; is buoyant, desire la igreaVtaith!
Daters, ana bis bead sheltered, with as : active iand rzeat is i nofewant-
a broad-brim hat This company in I log. May the Lord control. .and di
theidistanee. had the appearance of ; rect every word, .feeling and action
a: cavalcade-; marching underneath J of ns all, (for I am now one of them)
parasols. -One of the fnnnisstr-anrillriHifiPlorv in ths nnhnildinef of His
wMte8t ot -lthat crowd was Tom. lxause in our.hearts and in the salva-
omita me presiaing iiaer. Je iTion ot precious sou is now ,aeaam
reigned his horse into the thickest
of the crowd, and said, 1 They say
that Jones: has got up ta the stars
me nrat year. When a young man
gets to soaring among the stars the
first year; the rule ' is to send tiim to ;
towh.n a thought it was a joke. But
Smith meant it. . 'At any rate I was, :
sure priQagb, sept t0i the biggest:
town in . the . (Uouference.,, X. always i
regarded it as a reproot rather than,a '
compliment, as the act of an enemy, i
rather than a friend. Perhaps it
was a wrong Jmpreastoa s- oat I felt
that because; the presiding -Elder!
bad hot the caDacltv to' climb to the:
stars', he was very willing to see any :
young" man s who"1 was rash enough tol
venture up uiexeiall and break Jus
peck, r .Bishojj Soule presided at the
Florence Conference.,, He was yen-
erauiu iu Years, uui vieoruus auu
1 find Greensboro fl ulte a trettv
place, adorned with many handsome j
-residences ana witu beautiful pro-;
fnsioQi of t .evergreens . and . flowers. '
Its, location on so vmany hills with
no unsightly ravines 4 and with' good!
water, must' make it healthy ; and j
itS'gOod sohools,' good : society - and :
great religioufl-i advantages together
, with its. accessibility , to eyery -.part i;
or oar . country render it .especially
desirable as to a place of residence.
Oar Missionary, T. B.? Crawford,
from .China, has : been with na on
his, way to ' the Southern ; Baptist
Convention., He spent several days
here and was pleased to give as sev
eral lectures, (the ''China Mission,
Baoe : Peculiarities; and the Chin
man in America. what ; to . do with
him,'') which evinced a great deal, of
robust, tall, dignified, polished and! thought and careful study an4 which
eloquent.- Hia sermon -on Snnday, endeared ourjteople' very greatly to!
upon JHhe exceeding great and, preo- him and ; his work.r "It Is 1 thought j
tons promises,". was, ayery fine thing.;! that mach fruit in increased contn
The plan was excellent, and the de- buttons for the toreign field, will be
iivery spienma.' i rom tnat uonrsri the result ot bis visit to our place.
ence i was sent to Nashville cinder
J.BMcFerrin;. .u? j
The Conference being . over, , the i
preachers were again in their saddles :
homeward ' bound.' The' visitors to !
the horse races' in X Florence -were'
4eaviog about, the same time. t.The.
nexi:, day. about, a, doaea preachers .
stopped :on the road and ordered
dinner. - At the table," the brethren ,
became first j-mal, and then Very!
wild and - uproarious, o The lady at
the head of the table, who. had been;
reticent up to that .time, remarked,
lgGntlemen, Xjpmttme you are jutf
froml(hi racetS To which remark
there waa not word of reply. ' i A - few j
sly glances passed across the table. I
We.di8patched . oar meal jn tpta) si
lence, andwer gla4 enough to get!
out and comment up the reproof, and
to' wonder whether it was intentional!
or accidental. ;Mn ; either case it was'
a rebake that did; some ot as good,'
for a long time afterwards ; 4 , . .,
VhurchJand. Va. ,
The BECOEDEa ; is greatly prized
here and and we hope to extend its'
sirculation even beyond the limits of
the 5hurcu 'members.;- he.liord
bless yon and your great work.
, . , T. HARBISON. ,
Greensbbrd;' April lith. ' 5 - ;
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ta'fuda at may bel adeemed neces
sary for the purpoae of preparing at!
ieast Jtwo preaching places in. the;
sooth eastern portion of the Union,
RevrAHenetts :to' superintend the(
preparation of these places. 'to t
hv QaeryNoi-rf 'iWhat -should be
dona with members, who are in the
habit of going vo and dram drink
ing In dramshops and drinking sa-i
foons T" was then taken up and die-'
cussedibyt.brelhrenAllen Betts, N.!
J., BronghioR and others. Answered
as No,,,?, .,,,.. j,,..,v- ,-..
"The thanks pf ihe bddf were then
tendered td the "brethren and friends i
of inwoodichurchJfocthalt ibospita-
-We entertainment of .thiafjbpdy
Adioarned tof.Jsoylock, A,Jn
to? morrow , ' - ," - t
' Owing to fiWclemency' of'the.
Jweather, there were very few assem i
Ibled at.the , church on Sunday no!
regular services- , ..... . , j 1
J Thus ended a meeting of the Union
which will long be remembered by ,
those whose privilege it was to at-;
tend. - D. B. Hollakd; Mod'r.
is that scattereth andyet lncreaseth.i
Elchmond daring1 the meetings 1 of!
the Baptist Pablication Society, Eev.
LL Petty, the author of Lena Landon.
A recent iteadine of that book ac-
qaaints me with its high merit It
ia an earnest, warm-hearted, gennine:
Baptist book, jand ought to- be in
ail out Sunday Scbppl libraries; In;
addition tQ- us intrvnsio merits ,U is
gracef ally and. qeaoiifuily gotten np,
and .would adorn.' is would .enrich
any parlor library. ,rJ hope ,Ahe - will
pardon, this, unsolicited- .allaslou, :to
his book;,which' I had 9aqh LbappJ
nes? Hi rea,dlDg; " y. ; s, n
; . Let me . say that the , Becoideb
"grow better and. tetter,r,ana .that
firoVtw;1
LETTEQ FttOH TIEGINU.
DtaJr Rtcorfar '. J-' :-'. ti'--'- i
Three acts passed .by'the-Xegislav
ture iof 'Virginia promlsO to'give newj
life to" Kichmofld; The passage of
the Bill Ifi regard tc the state debt,!
the building of the new railroad up
the-line of theames riveriTaiiey
on the path of the old canal, and the
reduction of: the tobacco tax. Spring ;
trade opens well and. theosiness'
men,eem cheerful and hopeful. That
erfibjaflte'-.texcarsipu t last) eoinmer!
iniirodueed manyrortkCarolinamer-!
chants to Bichmopd, and .they seem!
to like the Richmond market. . ... , .
. . Jn spite of these prosperoas signs,!
the voice.pf the croaker is still neara
ia oar streets. To hear him wail out
his complaints . for .half ah' hour,!
x. xiarrison, wno, was appoinwa tof thaAni,TH, -rtn wfthlderifr think
Ci llnrS -D drir UaboaF todawa.!
li Allia Belts preaonea. - . iKTw- A--. v-- nfni
m 1 1 wr nrMi&i' nun i mi t if u n iiiin. mm : '
-cess, after which, the Union was. call
in almost1 every
nlace; : There Is a large amount of
fS0yTI WESTEEN
For (be Eeeoc(j6r,r
UNION ,MEETINU
ii5 The South Western ' Union Meet
ing' of the Baleigh Association as
Isembled with the chnrch at Inwood,
Friday.and Saturday, 2Sth :aad 2?th
of March 18 w iln tne, absence of Key.
not heeded.-1 A spirit oftmeerfulness
.- v r oervaaes our city, auu me auu ww
w r vrruiA ia i-sn. I ity 'are J manifest
... in -rn iti ForMBeoorder.
LETT EH F0M GREENSBOfiO
another
tn vnn haa nnvthin?dandvfied about
H I Tiear'Tira.'Tiatlttv :
them big buttons, and that hair all In obedience to what seemed to
standing np strait on the top. of your; be the clear Indications of Divine
head. But yoa must go home with providence, I left aiyjaeld oi'Jabor in
me. My wife will give you a terrible I the counties of Wake and Moore on
lecture about your, dress, and your the first day ot April,. to take charge,
pride. I don't expect, to Teed youTj of the church here.,. Ifor was it with j
horse ; and I doubt whether my wife; ont much sorrow, and, even some
will give such? a dandy: preacher .asj .misgivings j for we are all liable to
yoa are anything' to eat, '- But yoUj mistakes in interpreting Cod's provr
mast "go ; with' me "and : take the; idences. ?iay, with much sorrow j
chances. , J ja;i)finQ ttstd ref dae for how could it be otherwise, when j
There was no! invitation W go any one wasleaving some oftheibest peo
where else." . -So i ummoued op all, ;:ple ori earth,' whose' klndness ' mani
the heroism that"was left in roe and; fested4in "so many "aadtTsb rarioup
went iome with that mannotitnaw-j WHys,6yiriced their affection so forcl
in g what would feemy ijbtftiNeyer; bfy and so 'feelingly' that eVea the
did I recetT-mere-disnawhed hos- Veriest tkeptio could not doaht their
pltallty. instead ot"a terrible Lect-j disihtered regard for one w ho had
ure" from his -wife, rreoelved trobj "tarrleW ahOTalMewitHtMni.
that sister, nothing but smiles, sym Indeed me!muiir; have" toad- heart
path v, and enco.ufagiemttMjrrcuit of Sfcrae not to be warmed into Btrong
environed the town ot Murfi cesborrb, affectlob," especially when 1 SOHlY
auu UlUUgui uio ucivio ouuig v. rvi tuwu bvcu wi vu i wur vi ooinu i
finest congregitfodi tliaVSWSem'oled thtnkingof, -OTdpareiTJgwfiry their
wixntne uaessiocieiy iot iuiuuib; i xrif lusauxieiies jcuainis'iaoors,
'prayer by Rev. J.' R. Maynard;- J.
B. a train appointed Reading Ulerk,
roll of chnrches called and delegates
enrolled, and out of 17 churches 12
were represented. i " i
Ordained ministers present J. J.
Marcom, Allen Betts, S. W. Mitchell ,;
J. R. Maynard and P. R. Jones. ,
Licentiates : u. W. Norris. , . ,
Superintendents of 8. Schools:!
Hiramr Weatherspoon,D. B. Holland,
and Anderson Betts . ; ?
.The time for which the Moderator;
and. Clerk, were elected having ex-j
pired, Bro. Daniel B. Holland was
unanimously elected Moderator for;
the ensuing year, and' M.-A; Sexton!
Sleeted Clerk and Treasurer for the
ametime 0 w.-.'U ' I .a
Minutes ot last, meeting. read, cor-;
greeted, and approved.' ' "";',,
u uommuceeon religious jsxerctseszt
Fastoru and J deacon a of ,1a wood!
Uchatch.
5. ri .
Tennessee; f feU wlo the hanas 1
wealthy, cultivated and 1 jQdicjoq8
brethreawboJitdjtbQ-fgooA sefite
and the charity to b W wnhjwy-yn
perfections, and -iq; guide .msalopg
.my untried, pfhwav& This was a
UiCUW
A
vAar
f reesbdrO. ' I was aronsed at 2 oSjlock
in the hight to' visit a dyingfyoung:
man. four miles awayr .Bfotr Hmilhi
1 was5 mV gaidcaloijg'ti'elaroniar.byH
? paths efthenaterVehfn g teoOBtyftci
- the home of tne ovine mao iie waa
the eon f ipreaaecSaidMO
..if you.tWk -SUjCb. ai:,8i9per3V l and
- can bataved.T pray for me, . I liayd
, bad a pious
E .Committee ,on Finance P. H.j
Barbee and J. H. iDupree, ,
The report of the 'Executive Com
mitted was made special order foMO
1'doektO'UtOrtatr. t H:,'.tm:!ii
dQaeries wereiben, acisepted fwdia-
I rnnninn on .to-morrow. . ...
pn motion of Rev.H.0 Yfis Horris,
ine UBioa saa'iaBmiur'wiit aereai
:tet beiieidi alteraateiy; andity eori-
aentiOte Moderator. of . thftjrjstj
'itr.tnfa- t.h TTnirtn t(vmAnnv ttiA wholA1
iheiracaest desireltowhdef abis PCmffthl hriLsA-iJdnh i
work easy and pleasant, to. make-the; , aidnrnetf to3 i& Worfo w olomrJ
ACM?5u eroos i9TiJ man baa
inner and outer man eamfbrtahla aad
,harwt their readinaaaatoc: every
word and work t their paofitoality in
buildinf? coinfiron. and among them
some fine boildings are being erected.
RevDr. Geo BJ Taylor, Mission-!
ary to- Italy,1 has! been in Richmond
tor two weeks. His arrival here gave
great pleasure to many 1 hearts. He
was broneht ud in this city. . ana is
known to multitudes ot the Baptists..
There was a great desire to give him
a public reception soon after hit ar
rival, and a : meeting was appointed
for that purpose at Grace Street,
hislold mother church, but. failed on
account of Dr, Taylor's sickness. A
second. meeting , was . afterwards eet
for what proved to be one of the most
stormy nights, fh spite of the blinding
storm,quite a number come, but the
sirvtftA Was nostnoned. " Dr. 'Tavlor
feachd America inbad fcodify condi-
ttonroarmsjfenerai iieartn is gooa..
He haa-not a siirgle white hair iff his'
wniskei's, ana very rew or -any xma?
01118 head.e goes to If ewTdrk to-;
day tdcoHect fnnda forbis'tjbapenn
Rome;'5 fltfwni? tie Convention
4h" Atlanta; and Ratelgb oogbt tb try
to&tofrbim on the Ayr r f f??
Mi 'Rer.tef Du B Witffeei of Man-!
ehestervhasreaigned btr.'charehiin
that city and has been aiding is some!
protracted deetiBgs5 He ia: nowln
PortaatojatbfandIiSJuppese willi re
main. la. idw pastor ; Jt)wen ot;; the
,Conrt;treetiucUuroh - in. -.a jpeeting:
iwhioh. be RfttJotV coramenmu m.
andt faij.as.l.ca mm h
received, no call to. . another, field
ieHtervicia ot God:s house and their BAtTMoa,OW6ctett f Carolina 'BAQtdd: d.eBireTthserVicea
Of ?riy;, apprcjauouT oj.. (ne,:enp(;(s i ini -u mow-was 'eaiiea w raeroy i l oian excoiieu ycauuci; y fiiu, ucuj
. memorauie luciueut ycuceu wui i in.worutj wi uaiMJrjr, ujui, lameirxearj prayerpyrevJSe jij.jo
r 'at a csmfi:metihg r:nearIur4 f iul atteution?tbtthe word and ia theW t.t List of .churches called
.not Ktnac M?oiraiffliattovi.pane iWltn; l in ai
Joraa-Bjw j I this-
delfeffafei enrelfc .e
.no Idea i what tils plans are., , r
1T m U.m boJab k(l . k ,MMT 'Ml KBiW'l of )17'1 -"-nil Irf A h A IM
me 19 ineuj vxne oaroer. totpe irrory. ana.aissuiar.y sermons,? was
naving arrivenitne
inrAA.RA(1,ZAAl and lihAriilit.v ltiavArvi
thing1 pertaining ? to t,ht Master H-On motfotf,HhVappb!h Wf tft :WPt!
lab uiB-yiauo air.., , ,
taiytaitrdhaifnied.;with
eh oneillts pieces 1h
ate
w a ar a
tne xSECOiideb ' wixsin iy in ven xnei
paperth a hrfghter and more eneet
trig 'coffnteflaice- tonnoseot 'ua in
aTreadv1
paifor, andriuay,Bthe rdrad
bis )mlngs-inandg6!pgoutauiDar waefotljteicaiisaws 9U bacoli toff fee! Wtter afwr reatlrtfg,hlar-
theM &i fo Plorifv Mmsalf in all thrnpa! I,; -OnPrvt.No.4. il What shonld.be
pOTJOT LiriJfejph
Ticcea H cama uiueuuiit' uui isut nntiranrviiven-ui!S'Tiiigtiwnrn)rH i.woo. can. uul win jjul .Day. vat
fled my convictions mid tefb the rfleet I B1 IMiiUtMmfWtaWtfttttte OttiMlif f: I afett-l-Vriur tUete'takeu
tDg - to a v Old tnentrewiiMi - ot - myf
IHIi stnt'tia f loU.tieIter omj 1 tly diaMti
eternal rtfef-MaObd- ao Bdi
; them: some one full oil wisdom love
nd th-Bly dtaea xtaaJ ttaetrt'
and that HIa caastf may tftBtreugUi-
" reilEl9u3 mena'rtn5:iviiTwnai
lLllilCD3tttCnttl llitl M..5I .1-
rriAM a wav the t Di fit of Qod 1 Ntf!
1 woaW gw the1 wHd lrie)g tiMlf
, ht -oppartaaity WBfc ia. gooi
- forever, and I feur thai I baye fHoi
, tied awav mv dav of crace. . II jod enL anri increased amofik ikam
r. thuik it ia possible Car oaetpbeeavedi L eama tiktaam a perftjet ratraa ger and
nn fvr. and tell me . what tado to 1 thev took me? into vtheir i iiosnitablo
Jbe wyi.iThe mentaj 'jingnlst j)f horaea aiidjtbeir losing Jieayts with)
taat yoangjnanjj. can.ney.et iwre".lj i);iwueieiiMi.u x,sui
t us y u cti.f f y iu, a V c- H a 4 am upia
nQtwhstanding ,the .difa.caltiesA inf
was 1 At. nrat. tor jnea aear riretnrea
and siitersjiaapreparea peiore nan
to charge npbn and seize by the for
of their kindness 'our very 1IEA.E
cItadeLelnae4d they are masters an
ittcfe. It teenit hre bks net rmw
the Doctorate otit he tras receii
bnotaar tMa-taoataeaCaliaBl4se'ai-
. mi ,ran iaMMatkii
in 11 nua WtiV.iiid ioi iiiiii 11 biiaunicrauloj .ci pjcal ot cii wxfl MtimxR mm t&
AUtoom. aaA.brethrBf Weatser- i
spoon, ana Anderson . jJetts... r ihe;
foltorine' ftaawef' was theii offeea;l
am accepted t " we-BeUeTd l Be.
as
moat ifilaooeaA spwctieaaDdwoo:
tbe.ioost devoted iriendsi of .hia lUeJ
Oaef ,bia adcoixera. ecownad , biax
aome jreara ajc a tbfoet, Jjaoreate:
O .how bitterly he deprecated ,i
folly. We prayed aud. pointed hin
to theXamb bf God? Vs learned al
''ter wards ihaf-he-dlfed a happye
lie ver 1 Irfnh'e 5 C6r JeSUS.'T Tiai
:' beebmBhor6h ehry aithised f arfl
1 work M I fort that the lifeof an itfi
iifrfc oitnlster wasvttre tgfeteutx!
' 'hflmlry lOTWteiBUflert toVtlO'
thi greatest Whin iharpinesS,sa
duty of th&charch first admonlah; I the; rorpmoath AfijociaUon VjBv
fellowships ' r"; r - j had ahe, pleasurp ;ptattepding
Pi'Bepbh'of ifie Executive Commit rpweral iihies. -.the ieriefl'of. revival
tookja reeesaof I the .Giace .Street
myciwif and familyhttl its -'.weekly
visits with growing, interest and in-
lours iruty, ,
Richmon&t Va. .
WHAT OUtt MISSIONARIES AUE DO-
Bro. J. H.' Bootb,f. who 'labors at
Dallas, in Gaston; county, ; tells as
that he is "now feeling' morec,thah
ever encouraged with -regard to his
work at this place. "The congrega
tion there -is -increasing ahd ' the
prayer meeting growing in1 Interest
We did not protract trom last Sun
day, as we had hoped to do, front the
fact that the minister who-was to
help as conld not oa there. Hope
to protract very soon.'7 The Baptists
have a good lot in Dallas, but: it is
in the wrong part of town, and they
propose to .sell .and buy - a.: better
lOCatlon:iy,A ,v-ui-'
"The prospects in our new Associ
ation (Sooth Pork.) are brightening.
Our, Union Meeting, a new .thing tor;
this section of ; country, .which was;
held with Mt Ruhama church . the!
5th Sunday in March,. was a decided;
success. . All seemed to be .well
pleased. On the 4th Sanday night j
in March I preached , in the Baptist
church in the town of Hickory. to a
.crowded house. - I fjrfnd the few
members there 'greatly rejoiced at
the prospect of having Bro. Jones to
settle among them as their pastor.;
On the next day" 1 stopped a few
hours at Newton. Found the Slaters
there much encouraged." 1
Bro. W. T. Jordan is doing a most
excellent work at Lumberton, LauiNj
inburg, Shoe Heel and Rockingham. ;
Yoa have recently seen so many re
ports from this field and are so well
posted as to Bro. J.'s workj the large
ingathering, the brighc outlook, &c,
that I will say no more of it nntil my
next. Surely no pait of our State
has been any more highly favored
than has this.
Bro. Wo. S. Fontaine, one of our
missionaries in the Beolah Associa
tion, says that be has much to en
courage him on bis field. "There are
38 members" of the church at Sharon,
2 received for baptism, and 2
converts 'who will join us." .01
course without a stove no school can
be kept np in the wihteK'Last Sun
day I preached twice, morning and
evening -td large eon gregatiohs. Tne
discoaragitfg part is that the eigb
tMjrhooor is sput"apriinte !so! mioy
denomlrmtictos.T Cnristianii, (O'Kel-
ryitesf0testan&Metfeoiiatiifipi8r
oopal Methodists andu -Hardshell
Baptists. anei ftratrjihreei haveaof
cul(ted(fbr year thatit did ot mat
ter whatiamtot. the church? a man
joined; so thathe bad Jape abut all
witlhsanejt coaeajj,R Ueqopgc ;abe
Baptist s as . Owfioted, ilJiUeral,,, and
scbismaticin refasing;.tot.pommane
with: the Lord's, people , jo ih,e , qjher I
arm , ef Ji i.echarch These things
had theii eAect.upoa the pe9pleaud !
,1 ha t4t workeryg ardanisit
arnhrld trorn house' to' rinnsA ; nn1
from I he bn Ibi r.' J to n sir n c tth em i n ;
'the doctrines onhe jeW Testament I
Ail iuu tucujucia are uuw Hifauusu
tnajmst; -docWlne apdxBBhitf
mon Bennmeuboi lucuucouverTeuiu
the;n'eigh'borhood "is Ver'giifg fb th'e
samft" points Thf sis endonrgittg ljt
Bro? lit-A..'1 Browh; whdr labors at
Winston and the snrrouudJeg'torirr
tryj bet preachedi 23-' sermons; 'at
traded J7 pray er-mett a isited
CO familes, I baptized 1, : recei vMt Jby
fetter 2, paid oa; church. 40; taised
for ForWgn JJLwSloofc f 33 6 aaetpaul
for other objects $I20.tTby hate one
of the beat and moat f ient Bnuday
School In the State, numberiag 125
paplla vitb lO.,(teaoaer.,n JXpoo: the
whole, tbja i Bt 4 ha nuMt eacoiic-
aa At every poiiit occapied, and there
are indications of, success heretofore ;
won' yoa.aeip jaa aaaiaia mesa odi-
sionariefl.... Send.us some, money at
onee, J: JohnJL Bit i
- - Saov B'd Miaa.
Ij7
pastors their sympathy, co-operation,
and a pecuniary tupport ' -!
;n Then followed a discussion of the
query: What is the duty of - the
churches to superannuated ministers1
in Indigent circumstances 1 1 "The
opinion prevailed that it is oar duty
to provide for their, comfortable inp-j
and,' on motion, adopted : ---
jietoivea ' xa&t we . earnestly re-i
quest, the ,pl arches composing this
Vaion to )ake..ap a collection, at an!
early da, for tbe benefit, of .Elder;
Samuel Morton, and to forward the;
same to 'Eider u. w. Harmon, see-i
retary of the, Union. .-H It .v.-
. The subject missions was dis-
ElderB? Zanders r6iortedv hfs H
bors 1 at 'Oool 'Spring. The church :
-now numbers' 20 and the Snnday.
Sohool 30 members At; a meeting;
, of the Executive Board anappropria-j
ttion of 120 was made to this cnurcb,;
to assist tbenr in the support of their;
pastor daring the present year.
: t jf ermission r; being : granted, , the'
writer addressed the Union on the:
subject of Ministerial Education, and,
$31.70 were' raised !in' cash and sab-
scriptiont 1 to - assist Bro. Buny an
Mortonia obtaining an edacation atj
.WakereBKpTeparatary. to the
work'of the minis try' jA good' de-i
gree of interestr was manifested, and;
more will be raised during the year.!
bi.Elder Ai EvBennett spoke in high'
terms of Bro. Daniel Austin, who is:
also at Wake Forest preparing him-
self for the great work of preaching;
the erdsbel. L'' We exnect to assist him
aisov whenever he: needs onr help.i
God be thanked for these and other;
f oung. men, whom, He. is raising npj
6 take our places In the ministry, j
" '! On motion, it was resolved to hold
the next ' session of the Union with,
the Brown Creek church, commen cing
at 11 A. M.,: Friday before the
fifth Sanday in June. . j
Queries tor dlscassioa f Woald it
be coadaclve to the cause of Christ;
and the well being of our churches
to make collections at every stated
meeting ! First speaker, Bra r W5
D. Gulledge. ; V
; Is the Saaday School a part of the!
work of the chnrch : it so. is it the;
duty of each member to take a part T
First speaker, Bra B,j T. Gaddy.
,. Is it the, duty of church members
' to take the' Biblical Recoeser f
First speaker; Jamet Elake. uf
Essays to be Prepared and Bead.
Oh Education E. S. Lathrop. i
1 On Missions Dr. H. R. Allen.u I
: Elder W. G. Rollins was appoint
ed to preach the Introductory and
Elder G. W. Harmon the Missionary
sermon, y r"" ; x .
1 The meeting was pleasant and bar-
monioua, and I hope that much good
will be the resnlt, I wish again to
urge .the brethren of the jUnton to
come np to these meetings, and help
us in the great work in which we are
engaged. The Master is calling forj
.tnore earuea t,v hnited .effort on the;
partot His people. .Let as be foand
ftt tti a T.tt tt Antxt. '
T vjt. . . aAnaufl. ow jr.
cross-bearing spirit among our bretb
ren; and I pray God the day is not
far distant when every brother shall,
realize he has something to -do for
the Master,: be his talents v ever . so
small. Oh I - that every member of
the great brotherhood could feel that;
the Master is speaking to eachas
individuals, i when he say?; ? "Go ye
into all the woild and preach the'
gospel ; to r every - creature.?, Then
shall we hear, the clarion,, yoice of
gospel souuding forth: from 'every!
hill and vale; making glad the hearts'
of the sons of.menwbo; now! sit-in?
the regions of darkness j then shall;
we hear the songs or solemn . praise;
as they go' np to God' from 'hearts!
lighted up by His benign love, and;
see uaumtndes tnat now tun -to. do
eviI, crowdlng t- sanctuary . ot oar.
VI in. . uiua tu win . .. , ,
WM, J. FULFOEB. , !
Cool Svriria.'N: O. u' lM !
i ' rj- T For the Eeoorder. 5 j
TO BE A. TTIDOTTEB.
meetings which j have jast closed at
theGiace.Street" BaptisCchurchJ
minutes, after, which Rer. H. W. I Thev were In pros ress 'six weeksJ
rKorr'isrpreached ayery interesting; I'JQfi Hatcher 'toe 'pastor .did 'all 'the.
i ii
I iThe Ilniou-i then
ten
sermon iromxMimauso:,xv,ax: -rorii preacning.; xra,
Id that fid died.M Kd. ' After pfeach4 1 son. members; Of
MethodistTSTSerTthe noblest elaskf mako' hbther J attemptef efceyr tty
of maoKiii" - 1 rivat"iri tfceir' tbnndina &b., v&e.j
,'r!CU jfi3 t9 me i hovel fejert6nce-4- people. - Not tlit theyo oi"!B'
ii ESlfflitnia em 10 wmm w .c
'''qateafcacomvfaabiacpveaeaecayi
a foarfieVfotEV fcfext?CotifeTettC8 a
Jre'ncVilmSg!i.e Ire'rit.
r, moautcd meQ.'iuoTii:i aloue jtlie ton
It . nt . ill. I ! .o.K.
weu-BiairAa saaaie uazsi w'vtw?
people, i Not tlC tiiejWooN
m ni.es
thev Io ifrt abdotlbt of the lovi
fteyteTSJJffilaatfliIArd
Of atrnta tnevre not A wnri cenmc
torewost affactiotMtl vliber
C'.iy &sJ tsacrabty 'receiticLtielc
Jeter and'
this'charch.aided'
tnTejuartertrattcB6uf,attaeJ taeeangresuited tn"aDout"0' ariai-j
tifratfoa of VhicliHthe''b'&Efoe& was jtlons 'to the church by baptism? Thla
resamfcdi' J,i ufaT09- j la the'thbrd protracted meetlagwhich
faa' 'postponed 5 fbrJ fhe1Tea3df4r,af 1 church within the past' fouf yea) sj
Ie66rt llVwiui tnen ' t&fceil niTaaI la&erefiatis' in mil orer' alx month a
'BettSJJ, -OiuMrcom,;tandi fcrettsr
pIImIIIM h 1 1 I '" '')
f2PB. IJpba cTStba ah Tfiraat Wea
m: brfta ftilArifW.-ieneiiaU, wolM
eutJtfMdtion of BW."J. f.l-fflongOlaa
tie Extcittve Committee f Waa
HolluitlaBaAnnu a4 'dditiav flu-.
i JCiy
ytaiw tbis,jcharcti" eenmro$
ctrat aMpiisCbareb, wUloU iMiW
necT,the:.mcs&; cresperona syonng
teborchea iathe ity.The member-j
.ahi a sther O rao Street ichartj l n ia
Jareru 3ojT:;,taq tfcefore?tbe Clayj
!? fit
A NGflV TT VTft V
jiJl ifRia
1. ! j t:
t. wij 5ii; .;m:i
-, -f lor .,,t, r. For UieRooorder.' t
FROtt THE SpUTH TADKIN.
Lfi; ,fii ; :. ;, Jjyiii
Agreeable to promisevI will now
Writ &y on a few lines from my adopted
home.-, 1 , am,plea3antly , situated
orifhin a Fav hnnrfro varrii rf C.nrA
"Spring Academy. -r Professor John
Ducket, a icbolarl v gentleman, is thej
priBctpal oi.tneecbooU fie has a very
good soboor ana la generally ibeliked
by all whoknow him ; be.is charac
terized for bit firmness and decision
in all . matters withrWhich. he . has to
do, and ttose d8lring.ito give .their!
.chUdrea.an edocatioa cannot do bet4
riia.to Lpiai?ethemjiudetjtlje,.ta,
torage of this scholarly and chuatian
ty
w here the pupitsare'Mah kbt 'to o&
the 1en citirdTug to trhe prl nci plei.
I have a pleasant and desirable field
lor ministerial latbw;4,aoa! Iher bnly
thingVcesaafy Ji1 amantodeln
order to I Succeed ta 'beii wilunr to
fwerk.iik luosdeDartaPOta Jn.kich
a mmwt litiwmtilQ labor. hiClie'
oowieiv luruueu xuia aeciioa is eooa.
hd its general- intellifeencel'fs' above
ordinary : a 1 seem to) tmka taora than
I ntenww eiiuioaai pamaitaJ
teuey.oi.
ore an
Kl!f01;I
f The eiehth session of this
was held with the church at Pleasant
Grove' 'commencing' at 10 iM'pa
Saturday before the fifth' Sanday in
March I70 Introductory sermon was
breached."' 'SeVen 6f nhe fourteeh
churches composing -Ue Union Were
represented. Eiaer Ai xa.'Uennett
r waschosen Iol6raWA V- fwHW.
After-TMmeJ rottfinebaainess, the;
flowin qaersr waa diaeteaaed
batdtrties-nvwoa of lrarel.i
JiiHI MtiiM 1ft 4 M j Ui U Mia I
3inThe epeakers urged ihepa&tpni to
vifiit, tbeir . flocksi to-do ggesj, ways
and.meana.diriatian .effort An4 4o
preacn tne wnoie. Fospei; ana.ln-
ttrcctcdto tppropriate 3 illiyu t Et:cdi"itr;!i tris triads: JL4Ikcraf f t:;t:4 tkat ,U:e9rcbci,
:inoralUy a,B(lo virtue, ana higher
Standard wOf i piety, , - Our.;,', church
hoases are seaerally filled . with or
-derl ya and. attentive hearera, .which.
tends ,o ligbteoJbe'oaNepsi (oat ep
often. fall as an incubus npon the
mloister. , An other thlog that tenda
to relieve .the , burdens of pastoral
life is the brethren are "hot forgetfal
of the wants of the . Inner man,' but
they see to It that he has the tub-!
attnUaWor.lIfe.fcKJ3i;V?
tThe SoathTradkift5 Associatlori,
although a joathral ; body, it a fire
one, ready for every good word "and
work; and are now making an eSbrt
to cultivate all the destitute territo
tory within i its" bound j and where
yon find such men at the; helm as a
Holooa, Clemeattf Tarcer; Lhdscy
aad i) rose, oacxea qp by a . host ot
otbera joat aa- peraevenn k we mar
a ;VJKor, Hpot r,t gaining
Oiii::3H::::ioiii::::!:
incrtb great odd 4bp re aro ftgaia
a.1 a. 1 3 ? at a m . a"
mtjcj, out jBojuiag truta as we ao,
And it beinsr-, mighty: must' prevail.
out, notvi t hatandtn g -. waat . X bave
over
already said, there is a wast all ove
o'yYoi if-5l ooiowcmnix' ' g-i' In h
3 I .J:CIJK:S.sSX:.-i.
hCbri Sa 38. Board, and. Sec. Bd Mksi.
WHAT IT IS
Tho Biblical Recorder.
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Obitoartea 'stxtr wordr Ion are1 laserted
free of eharfte. f W tea they exceed this length
one cent for each word ' most he paid In ad
vance. , v.r. .
studies, and those taken up more
judiciously selected and more thor
oughly nnderatoodj with; air increas
ing reference .to actual life, ia the de
mand pow made on our Female Col-,
leges. V It would' beVbetter for the
girls, better for the tnen, better for
all the best interests of humanity,ahd
the cauise of Christ, If this demand
thoald.be, heeded - C. Dtjkham.
'' " An old piece worked -'over.''
To be a widower is no more to hear!
abont him the - tolt footsteps, and;
rustling robes of his ministering
angel,, No more .to : gaze- upon her
angelic face, or to feel, the magne
tism of her sparkling eyes. No more
to sip Joy from the honied words
that flowed from her lips. iXo more
to enfold her to his adoring bosom ;
or cradle his head on. her . heaving
heart ; its beating poise,; his lullaby;
br night, 'his' inspiration by day j
No mora to feel tiie .magaetism of
her soft. embraces, and: breathe the
Atmosphere of , her sympathisin g de
voted heart. .No, no. JNo more of alt
:naaatf...i-H4it'4 ' 'tJlite ? J
a-M w wv -- "i
! To be a widower is to be alone, in!
the wide world.1 Alone in ioy and in
sorrow in health and in affliction.'
Alone amid tne teeming activities or
the day, and in the silence and gloom;
of the night.1 It It to moarn all day
long, as the matelessi dove npon the
one bouse top. It is to fight life's bat-!
tie alone, without a helpmeet. rlt ia to
be confronted, haunted and chased
at all times; and every where by the
hideous ghost of loneliness. It is to;
be a hybrid half man and. half wo
man, to be cook aud hostler, to rock!
the cradle and follow the plough, to
keep the house and tun tne business.
It is to see the sunlight .at relioity
disappear from his home; and sable
drapery of desolation, testoon his!
chamber windows. It is to. feet his
life a dark vacum, hope a tantalizing
mirage, a delusive phantom.
This is surely bad enough, bat It is
not all, nor the worst of his case. To
be a widower is to be jeered, teased,
and joked, by all classes and all ages;
to be the subject of criticism - and
butt of ridicule I for j everybody.
Wbetner be goes snabbyor genteel,
whether he walks straight or crooked,
whether be brushes his hair or tan
gles it, whether he looks at a lady or
tnrnt his back,' he 1s a legitimate
subject for faa. ' He belongs to a
doomed class. His, presence tn the
social circle, ' is . ; the signal fo?r' he
grinning andthe sheering to begin.'
YeTOttle-brainbaWgsters,5 there he
goes,1 grinat hiinlnQfolt1 women,!
cdrl vottr lips hod display -Jrbnr' 06-:
qaettish airs for the amasetnent ef
ine'giggiers." -x .Bnsuau urevnren
heralds of the cross ahdddctors of
aWinitrl ifrcM icatcli w(16 wpf tn
company wittf hn hnmarrled bmtej
especially on e; of iuo uocnneu -oiaaB,;
charge tiporf; hibP with-'So -Ons! aeght:
of winkings iad 'sly fIhsirittatie4s.
felt bim,' -Bafarize liim' pekf atf at
him,': grin: ana 1 titter, w Never mind
bis feelings. 'H has be right to hsve
ahV feeUngK ukm fegairry wf!
no crime. But he Is a widower.' Hit;
him Hit hlur again. Ltegh at him.
AUOf ydalahgh a himl 'Vd3a3datt
aivide, L had every .'pppbrtuhity o
sea the; pwee aad the, school ,tbere.
cessful .iu building .no" thb. schddl.
r J3u au'cceaa liere ia. most . eXtrao.rai4
A hahnifrcomDanv of eirlt. amoftf
favorable place for'.study, a more'ea-i
'pabIe,Vinscintioaa and 'JnotSAtisp.
faculty ad principal, I do tt6t felirfwj
Tbe school . ia larite. r,TCao- dtnncl
for more, room; fcawever.
let oflio iett3i i iiii
for;foundataoni- of httnew boildingj
Tale la to be or. bricfe.&t)t40 fet and1
corresponding, to the "tmaia Coltegei
financial ptwurea each' dmands afe,
raada' on this 1 school, as n6t J onfjl
crowd its present large bafldihgi bat;
I make more room a neceaslty, proves ;
ine capacuy .oj.ipe .jc-rincipa loraiis
work andihis', -aqtirtngt. enefgyTMl!
Atl.honor to the faithful teacher;", i
. parta )hls ipalf r if the- centre ihit,;
! howevef, seems 'jnafural Jhd jbecom
in g,) doe t nbt make a woman of him-'
!seTt rjrny affected " funess "of ,
yoice by. .lisping words, .jorby,' any
special,,fa3Udiousnes8 in gesticula-
Itioaj tat, :asi' naa'cf;ituoaght,l'cat-:
;tafe and sehse,bent on teaching aom4
thine that ahoald. ever be xemember-'
S.il.ContentlonCehtral,';; "
: ' Ve have been'invited to call the first Ban-
day School ' Convention of the debtiat Arso
ciation with the ehureh at ForeetTin This ,
i very befitting, aa this ;1 jthe -place Inhere
the Association, was formed jot nineteen
years ago ' The "whole body-Vas composed
of seven chnrohea: Pranklinton, Tlat" Eock,
Wake Forest, Forestville, . Brassfleld' Mt
Vernon, and New Hope with 605 as the ag
gregate white membenhip.: There t were
only abont 4 or .5 Sunday; Schools. within the
bounds of the Association- with, about, ae
many hundred schplars.' And . now we num
ber 18 churches, with, a membership of 2,300
or more, SlSunday Schools aftb 2,000 at-
teodaota : Behold bow the Lord has hlaaed
ns and made, out of na the power for nfineaoe
that we now represent . How bentting, I say,
after these nineteen "years to go back, by the
kind an4 hearty invitation of the Forestville
brethren to organize our Sunday Schsoi Con
vention nnde the same taSowed' roof 'and
snxronaded by the same' aaored walls.! But
this brings ns to think of the great loares we
havesttrtained, as, a body, since then. ;We
shall not see the 'smilmgfaceeC the beaming
eoantenahoes, the eool-Bt eyes; nor tear the
welcome, warning roices ot -Samf ffailt,
WinBoyahVWT. ;WaHers B;Jbnes; J.
W. Fort, P. Joatioe, .p. W, lattice, J.B.
Lassiter, j, at.f Trawici-yWqStri5X
WVT. Brooks, nor the'TearteVtogato
"Jod bless his memory t ' AH these werepreis
ent fhen, In' the prime of hianhood but hive
sinoe fallen asleep, save brethren Brooks and
p. Vusfioe,., who atifl Jinger iaa connecting
Unka between e'preseataM rjssand
yet whoset feebleealth!t ypbarjUienxif
the pleasure they ao mndh covet of being
with ejfanH lr. "Royall whor 'haa i moved to:
distrat Statat q They are waior
h snmmons of tho . welooiue messeiigor to
passoverlhe rijrecaad rest undetsbaije
of the trees." V sj I we' fall "be prepared, to
follow them. - , v ,
The CoirvenUon will meet oa Saturday be
fore the 1st -Sunday In une at 10 o'clock .
A. M., and continue doriar Sooday. ? A
suitable programme will be arranged and an
nounced at an early dayJ Hope the pastors
and Sanday Sohools will take due notice and
let the matter be well known, appoint dele
gates, Ae. Let every chnrch and school in
the Association be represented by at least one
delegate. Each school .will be, entitled to
two representatives. Hope they will all be
present,. i -xoi hlr
Asseeiationat S S. Conveationa .
Among the hundreds ot letters that I have
received upon . this snbjeot since the first of
' ApriT,' 1 iave yet to find the first one who is
.u IIUW1U .tUI HUB lUUTVlUVUh
fiiisry oni favors' li, and 'matfy'ara fepUns
for: thd Iworkrtaf ergaaizatiou; tacbegtn at
pnee.,t jew,in prger toaccomrJiah anytWDg
mm
Amoving dlrfl
.spiric, vigor, aad,. orc he .would
IJULJuju.J-J;?
cieas, pouq,
1 1
IU JJ LJ
It eboald eVerTs'toe,
and practical t&s well as ornamental
,work is doneandui.hSrthe girls 4-
in tbis direction, it wilf be necessaryjtor the
TxecatlTelBoird tn ' each Associatron to W
gi&at'once', and'Wra'wtth'msuiday
Bflhbol Workers in 4&eir' refive' AjBocia-
tioaspWiWfca as with the' State- Board; get all
fheJpforttatwiKneedipr deeirec a&4 puah
DAI
hrethren,
you have told ns that, you are u' favor of the
' cause,' you have pledge! yo'arsefves to aid' us
all vim raf iartlu nob aodertaiinli Tou
anydueah iaHhis noble aederUkin'l
have asked uat .teiiLtl ttpenr Jetf(Vwith the
piIafthat:xoa.:wiia4o plk pouid o
wul farnish you with foraas orCwnatitvtions.
By-La wa, and whatever else of .'the kind la
aeeuaa.eai .io Sitioan -tiSWKso vux
A Kood brother la 4hef JaerEWer. Associa
tion suggests Warrenton as."' the place . for
QietriiieHf&M'iVhki Wthat. brete-
ren.ot.Oje. Warrentos Raod School? The
CentraXwll be orgtnized wflh he chnrch at
Fore-tnie. Ubodt'ftbiW SttaS- lindane.
rNw wU, ( a .y voq. Jbtn brn ( ot, 4ba, Booth
jtaaaio,.' jiitscern, iup r ar, unowan, rial
BndehViountaTuV lM
Bror' W? mV'Xmmbki of Holly -fiprlngs,
JaaBOSt eoaatjv writaa an aBew $ 'Xo will.
I ao4bt, beipleaaed jf jeartf that 4h Baptists
in Macqq oonctj hATewikeDcd to the to-,
tporUnceof Sandaj-school training. At the
XSnton lMtiDgheld at Holly Springs on the
nftts1 BiuiAy n JMaTe -wiiw vasr xmsani
mulisly i i I sfil oa!V -a tlMSIiliQ newti a M Qua
0 I M HI
I I ;'! ;! ."I
l (."11 t.' I l l ' I' l :'t I
l nrday before the f osfth San4y iaaxt.MAy..
The object la to. arouse all the .churches In
this eounly , from tb lethargy ".Vhich jhaa
wwlaafaelde &
r I am trul glad .to. lee this definite action
on the pari 6f the reihren! 'o'afwson. le
the ttrytbu aesoaiVailt ot3all paeaatt
tiee and Associations are, weU.jorganized and
aroukedr It will be fmboasible ever toacoom-
-pBsh atnehCbtms depaftoiantSf otl lahoxWa
nave pur. Assocjaaonal meeesgs ,to compare
notes' and enlist a greater interest in tbe Home
aad Faretga afiasion work.! So wa aanat hare
ue Bundayeboei Qonventions to engender
more 'seal In onr noble nndsrUking leading
thartiililfn to aana, jamawg, risa
fMBaaifaat cfc t-t ri .
Sib. flBCarrellrJata' -of .tie
General, Assembly of N. O.- says that hia
Bitty. - "ay' -mix -means1 let
M nggnM- try- Uro.- Hordt il Miasabia
L
UlUvJ ,1.1' tUUib
! this mnann vtiiui dmiM n..rr.A svivtAsiiatla
plan; of cpex&Hon,' inepiie new seal and new
yhope among fjunday School workers throngTi-
.oni sue state, ana prosaetit tne vote moon
aaoce-etfeottudly evcy way than tn oar prs
T:-?Trsf4 jcoi'::: :?,?-.'? Ti to .fit
y.frca til r-rtt cf tit f l-,9, , f