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3S!
f THIRD QVAItTE It ' Vt
1 Therefore Wsefaitiied by faUh; we hT
peace rwitb. Ood. : through f oar Lord , .Jesse
2. By whom aJea we have ecoess. by, faith
into Una grate wherein we stand, and rejoice
in hop of the rlory of God. "misto eg;
a And not only en, bat we glory in-tribvj
Utiooe also knowlsgthat tnlaiqn worketb
4. . Ana patience, experience: end ex
" -' - - - . v.. - - sm.
5. And hop ins&eth uoeeslamedi aecauae.
.he low z Ded fe shed abiresd leu feqarta;
by the Holy GbotwU&4a given nnto-niv.
G. For when we were yet viUap itrengUt,
in da time CaxHst died for the nnBodly.
. Fervcaroely for righteone teen-wSffTf
ou die :. yet eMulrenUre fofc i ood .iw
some would even. dt4 1 &i.i
8,, Bat Ood commendrth hi wtb .toward
as in tbL w&ila we were yet ainnera, Christ I
died fof W1 t f"Jfi2:i;at 9d
9. Hook oot then, ielna o jdatifiaCbw:
hie blood, jret ehatt .km MWd!ro)jJr-?n!m
throqgb-ntKLj,., r, 3.-,,-, mr; ?ri .-. .
10. For if, rat a w were ene.mi et, wtf were :
reconciled tJ Ood by. the death bf-nV Sob
ranch-'more, being Teooooiled, we hU be
Paul wrote thfe epWl while : he wea M
Cotlnth; fcboTrt"A ft'oSIt iim sort 1 ie.'
mon, desTgiled to be read before -tie cair
and, to apprecute- ttr w most Md ft ttironshfl
at one' siUing.Vhenina ty 'wnomlJ
first cnnroQ at Kome was iounaea ,we ao ot i
know,' palholioaoonfendi lrifliOtit. proof,
that PeUjclounded;,
"strangers of.Eome, Jew and. proeeJylee.
ho heard. Peter ; on. the day f FenleoosW
were donbtlees among the 8,000 conTerta, and
may bare been the first preachers of the goav
. pel in Borne., By thi time they had attracted
attention "for .their faith . was "spoken of
throughout the wbqle werld,t . l; ,7
They seem to have worshipped ia print
boaECf), (Bom.- 16:5)L esa IfaTored than the.
little hand "of like faith and order," who now
occupy the Chapel built by the Bouthern
Baptist Convention. ' I - I'.
Paul knew many of thenv by name, 1 tad i
was anxiooa to Visit thean, that he night ' im: .
part some spiritul gift."-: The-thwarting of
this cherished wish ; was the oooasion of hie
writing thi epistle, and 'who will regret thai
Paul was kept from Bsme : till he penned
these gtorioas- trnths? 1 -
Coatext. ?i ' :
Tlia Rom in church was composed of Jews
an 1 Gentiles. The first f our chapters : prove
three things : (1) That Jews and Gentiles are:
nnder sin. , (2 ) That the Jew cannot be saved
by rirtoeof Odd's evenant with "Abraham
(').) That Jew and Gentile alike.niust be saved
by faith in Christ. , .
Coramenti.
V. 1. Therefore. The oonelnaioa from
what precedes. Juttified. . Ioclnding three
things; (1) Pardon ; (3.jottc giw rBjyUledto
CaTiat, 1 Pet 2: 24 (3) Chrkt's righteoas-
ness imputed onto as, v. 9. By faith i Works
excluded, except as a reeolt or proof of faith,,
James 2:13. Paul was, in this sense, an
"only believe" I preacher, j Peace ; witk. Sai.
(X God at peace with ns. His j oat ice satisw
fied and wrath averted. i (b Wa at Pease:
with God. i Oar enmity destroyed,; inward
peaoe of eonscieooa KlVjeaU Through ml L6r&
Jam Chritt. Th sinaer xteeds no iotro-
d action to Christ, ana thrdngn Chrtsl k 4p-
p roaches the
fciJ ' . '.s,j.J ft j 5ava y y.
a 2 . 1 awBWBaw---
1 nsj
t
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,!Ti -; :u-'l ai eil tJ
J a- .aiw- jf'j cv; 1 '
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Qdf mid -mim. Aiftt.
t 1 ' 1 1 1
e940. liJ l vr,:oa cf ?i
tinMiiawlvgafti &wodiU tyiiymiq
... . f i .. 1 - ; ' . ' .
iiwed. rEtoibitg, make nianifes
btelovh
ptoenVuti&jMatea&i Christ U enhstk
V. 9. JfeA wrsBa greater inulndea
re are justified, of ocatse He will save us.
fjf hi W. .The, Tmbrwithovt, spot ia
pled. iwvrfA, ,, God's. wrath pour-..
out.upoa Chriat beneeJth, Him, as -the-i
Meiteijngxoat, we are. aaiiL He, wilK noii
ltXa4 St&5 fSiWA.
fOoofJmiderntfVd-W
MW4T3ann
If b died for His enemies, Ue
Will take mt?bfWi-MviA&eiii?(trti-
fik Ji Cartas died Id iosttfyy He He t Hw
HsdSdsnd 1ef t 'ns - a rcviefc inheritaaeev HV
liVM a bia own' xeootor, f Md- will? e ttit :
thsiMinars aoiecAacedout ef xctta, Lc
A better bJec4 tro: tMs? leaaon would bo'
1. Peaoe with God, v. 1.
8. Access 10.01)4.7. SV3r Bfrr-HtaiUi
r8 Joy, ass hflpe of Godsgtoryiv.arf-
G9d.ve'm-- Ihd looih.H
a w . .
Sv JOV IBJ tnjQniazMn.' vs. n. 4. c.h n-
i. jaettc oi ahaB-v - - : i cz-tn '
6.:liote ai ;ponrd fortlk Jn enr hearta
by the Spirit, 5. Beeauternmt Ulw m jn3 ;
V Tbe jertainty, f.Tation.in.view of
PJ gmmitting-tAeas. tag Trs to memory , ,
all will baaora banafittad than bv tnv nom.
. 1 tL.l V - 1 J
I , . TiMuiniie.
-ju Mod a way t ot supdwng ; rixta eaemjea
Is no wr by love. Jllostration. I.mean tode.
ttroy these my entmk, a Chinese emperor ia
reported to have said.. Instead. of Jbojchering
them be oonfered favors upon. thenL'Didat
yoa say," asked an officer "that .you would,
destroy your enemies?" , have destroyed,
rny monies,? was the jepl j. , ,They,are now
xny friend." . Will you, be subdued by hla
love now, or wait, and be conquered by His
Wrathr-' - - - -
2.(- Christ died -foi ns, .what are ws doing
fotvHisarxs ,-.? b , i sti ' f f'-v:,- ; vr -.,
COMMUNICATIONS
. , .. For the Beoorder.
. TEXAS BBXINlsqENCES.
Mu father emigrate MUdonarie Joe
Vreath and Jam . W Journey na
PiUtburg, . Orleans, Med. river and,
aero to the Sabine river ,r r " '., ,
A Ivnnf ihm tima nf tnw TAnnff man.
"hood, say from 1830 to X$iO, tbere
was a stroDg tide 01 emigration now
inz tioxa the Southwestern Stares
into thd young State of Texas, My
iatber and tamily had followed liia
neiffhbott-nd- settled- in Grimes
.county, near. Fantharp's, now the
town of Audersen. Uev. 3 W: Creath
and Jesse. Witt of n Virginia, had
gone ont as the- first Missionaries of
the Domestic , Mission isoara ot me
Southern BaDtist :Cori ventton, ' andt
com meneed operaUbas in interior
of -Texas, ' Witt ImSanAngastine,
and Creath in Mofltgowejy, Unnie,-
land' Walker " counties.-' '-urotner
0in6innatT,the great 44 Qaeed of the
dst with Ifty ormoTe boats lying
ber t levee? Here-tre spent
efrfhoora ittowflrht: eeeiaiR wlttt
v.iE Jj ,Magoooi then of Cinelib;
atif for ; a j gaide. o Soon, oar .OoaU,
in Soolh ' America") .was Jy joe at
be wharf of .Louisville, n Having rM
"ew Jiours tpf spa wi tjaveried ad
fv7.oMher riwapaljsUeepfv that:
tyr Uaward oac boat steamea put-
atOp the great Sliasiflsippi, . down.
wii rfpasj . Memphis, rY lctsoorg
ep., ana .many, oiner noieu
ia". the great creeoenl.ctty.pf
Sowtb ; Here wr had toyaira;
ar. or more iwr .ju-ou nin.,uui.
icn xaye ,T4s an opporcumiT w.
knUes of 'ehipprngirtiai steamboats,8
tretchlngaldn the crescent of the
ivef "the f vast c1evees - with j hoge,!
lies of raerchftndisaod j armies or
rats and j waeen: to ; liatea to the
rim or all labgnages and tribes that
nereeate and chatter? abont that
teaenifleient oileof baiWings known
as St. Oharlea'a Jloteh aod to speodj
bn hoar in :U)a0Paptis4Jdpoterj '
aadlieadingjBootnv witb, brother j
PMOaa,thedite.orineuUwea-.;,
IWktEwtkii Chrhj&le-vnk mon,
tasy,e ahorfctyeaf perioaipais. u. iq.
the, afteroooiic of the next day, we
to passage fQrp. Bed riyer As,
ksoitlaxlMtchof bTacklegscsame on
board id oatch ; the unwary, and by
bedtime, thejliad ropeJ ih air the
greeiihorD-p&r8i and ' ' filched
Ehej? poclcetfi. 'r' 1 Ten ;th went ,
hahoe, and -awaited the next boat,
ft eearch of newsobjecta to guir and
rob; "'There fa hot a viler set of men
bp earthytban these1 gambling fish
bawkp," that float cop and down the
Mississippi river and 'its tributaries
and borrow in the" dens of the river
towns. The officers and ere wa are;
generally men noted for their wick
edhesa andT vicej How they ears
add rave sometimes when a preacher
or a white- horse; come on t board,
both of which are considered om,
laona of bad luck tv ; , , .9(?i3
; The lower Bed river, winda its nax
nowr deep, - and sluggish current
amid the cotton -woods and willows
of , the acarely. inhabitable landa of
the Mississippi bottom. Higher np;
the, river were many, fine cotton and.
corn farms, with now and then a su'
garl plantation. The banks of the
river were alive witb aligatore and
terrapins, 'and 'the' air . freighted
with mogqaitoea and other insects.
At 4 o'clock in the morning we land'
ed at Grandicore, a yon ng,-growing
little village 7 with a narrow road
down to' the river, for a levee and'
this the only passway, was so block
ed np with merefaandise and freightr
we had toUmb over an extensive
range of cotton bales and hogsheads
to the top of the bill. We roused
the hack-driver, and. six of us crowd
ed into a two-horse carryall, aod
drove to the old Spanish. ; town of
Natchitoches, (or , Nackitash) . and
awaited day break at Cjckrell'a ho
tel. : We spent a day, rummaging
round this miserable old town trying
to learn what we could wf its history,
its people, its morals and its religion.
The community seemed to be wfthef-
oifJ 0) eio.it tllio'v i8 Sihr:;
t-""-- - n l" -- 1 Ujjkyv I prjf:-.J l-esaiX't 1
j-. j-"- i wi.-,ti. 3M . I
f-.iwdoa
las
to inri"fia sdl-tSeela
TV -II 1 Wit TI .:i:Us;.
1 ' tai
83W f B51i
y. good.'mannot atbetterohe pro
Mtbly imNUiJpaeL, P And there is as.
Utle reason to .donbt that he meant.
veu 10 pauiug outis nana 10 toucu, ;
he Art, fat 1 ire1 are exDre8sfynlo!d i
1-1 L aU f 'a- . r j
aac xne oxen aiumoieo. " bo rar a
an i y ess jroould : see, r. Wa. .grosp I ment is sure to follow, t Baft the exam
ight bave jaavehe ark from; fall-?
qg, ,00,, tnat na was,a good .man,
ying to do a good thing and accom
isMDr great gwxlnote these three
fthiaga cartfally and yet God struck
Mm dead JnrHia ? wratb, jlvlng bim
woa.aoes RQt jnuict .epeeoy pan
shment o6W as He did in those dayr,
hfr He ebasges nol; and nis wrath ia
ia hot Against t those who ate jgoUt jt
W?f?mfesfcBri
state; -It behooves us then to dinsidi
fer carefulfy what sins resembles that'
bf Uzzabf that war: may: avoid them; ;
Now there, are in the Bible two kiudi
bt commandments, some referring to
those sins wblh are sins on. accboa
bf the mora! constitution 'ot many
and others which; are: sins simply: be
pause Qodff foscbids r.tbenv To stean
pr to jie, lor example, wooja .besins,
though we had po direct revelation
bf Obd's will,' bat 4o'? haV6-; looked
back la ' fleeing ! from Sodom nwtmld
pave been an innocent and natural
thing had nnt find fQrMddea.it Of
boDrsaaUje.CQmmandDAents have
he atae;B0irce-i-tw-ab3OlutWwill
i uod. A tbing-iaMight simply be-
aase lie made.it aowould have
en wrong had. Heao chosen. But
He has seen fit: to constitute his
reation some things arej morally
Ertvnar anrl finma vmncr hAAflnaA TTa
forbids 3 them. ,,v We . shall , call com,-s
tnandments relating to the. first mor
al, and the other, absolute, corn
mf.
odw Ha d;t&mapkqxa. ;Idar4 saw'
Mga-b andeoTpreslini nifon.si bAH
j tlfowe vjtoiistisinii ttris; tetter t0;
iwltl these absolate, commandments.,
jWroDg to ttrl t airandhepTinfsh
ment for braaklng anyu'oommahd
XJreath at first, had. ;no horse: tren- ne under Boman Odthcrlicism id its
eral Samuel Honaton, Senator in I 'direst forms. The marriage relation
YV.nopatui frnm thftlL. AtatH.aaid tO I Lv.,. ili.b lohiul wirt At nk
Father . w-Mflpfe fate Brofchreatii, ed'a mes-pj ifeatfon? MhOoekrelr told-tnetherB
'pure-blooded person
Job
Grace.
of which Pan!
iesos,sviour,ri8f,-pnest;4annoiBted) jwaaVjTotrOiorse, There, ia, iiaroa 1 Uf natioflafity Id the place. The
T. 2. IfV.AaMfhadj am: Tie aaysman I Ws victor v m.lhe, battle of Sail JarJ nha jdf. Rrniah-;;M MirAn,i Tndiani
longed toV-'la;veVr Wl 3San1a)o.1 cinto. f-i have given him bis f i breole; Freaeb, Eaglish and Negro;
Favor wUh 'Ood.f. ndi-'Fixedi 'andmtiona fdt JtesnKo,pne.ia allowr I nd ft vwas hard ten teafwhieb pre-?;
',.:.-.? f . - - P'-i" . 'f ' i . m ar rr I w- : k. . .
sute. we stand m gioe,. wWch doea l ed; w ttdanuttjOM jars, sonaionj domioatedJHere the ttpanlah i ar
uufc vuaage. x cnange no w
of Jacob-are not coDgnmed.
deoenda on Ooi niiehaniarilAnMfL
climax : , tpeace OaACKlrt J spread., inecarisiianvc.uaHw ,uf.xu i Tiverm one o?;tw .wuqireaKs,.wnen
nrsirta DreezBB.rauu suwicufvujjw- i ttta Trpsnnr..waji: nipn. Krarieu a lew
Note . the
Cflnrrt of C2sm1 " Ta Ks mwmIa I'm VsaaWasn
JT "J .'Vrvav. , M r VSW Mt MVS w f 1
v. a. Aoi oyo.r . kot, Anrpxlsing. that we
should rejoice in hope iol, future . glorjf
ve glory rejoice in trilti alfelioyin.
sU obnt - tribulatioasrjj Thejpreaen
though Ailed; with tribulations, we rejoleeia. J
for all thmgs work toethorJoroodtoJhem
that love God.Keaeedj jeeu)iarity of the
Christian religion. Tribulation, from tribi
lum, a threehing instrumeftt; yforkeXk pa-
w., Tribulationrthrsshea: out? of jus tint I
chaff, and leaves the wheat- The most aftUc'
ed are often the most patient. r O SrtsaA
endured with patRnce, puts . na to dietleat,"l
tries naJ I Patience prove Ja-"bpev;aad thus
improves i& iJExpertonceJIiopeJWW gotaen
wUhoua chprchj or a congregaUon, itself a .new channel, about fifty miles
amtngspewira iu length, lea viDg the old channel, on
tbejBaptistAjOr rnewvlheni .onlj !whih atebitdebes stood, totally dry:
deapisutbemtand ridicule Ihem., nrdinaqf stsge& :;:Dnrihi: highC
IBut na rerj atiort time, 4iro. ireaia :fxeahet,8t large steamboats could run
Ihadi gtMred,H8eVerai,t resrtable; no the old "channel,' AS well as1 the
!cborchea,hjd vWpreachiog in com
iortaba j&'pnsesVtp large congrega:,
jU8naTcompo8fdfnof tbft bgl.tftoj
jUien in hejcquntry. vWHrLMs
tl waa to see once more ia ine flesh
my aged 6 parents, j my ..brothers and
Bisters, and to see i brethren Creath
! and'Witt, and survey ; their 'fields'. of
labor, tnat I. oetermtnea to visu
I Texaar in the spring of rISiS '' With,
chata hedna end ' "eiiaa l witBhope.5 43Mf Dr. Solomon i Oafr for v fravelin
tried is the firs, is ourifiedl ''The 'hope of :MmDanion.i'bid..adied'to;my fam-
glory, thrown into the furnace of tribnktka;i)y and frleuda in Saflolk,.and Start- I the border linec ofc
eaaeaoWliopalwt the) Sab
1 V. hsllepe maJceth' net atheuneS. or Oods
or tribnlations. God will noli ytis to sbamw
bv dnoiAs-'itti'uilWilt5TBw :ireasoB
why we are not ashamei
vrvu a lore mwuu us.
I 184& -We.?oassedf from isorfolk.to
i Baltimore; thence, by Bailroad, , to;
: Cnmberland; thence by stage,otct the.
Monntainsv through the; deep sno w,
Hot Gtid The first time the Spirit 6 men; ; fbe. AenaB y J? f f aV
xji a vv
new. in, consequence or xnis new
channel, in the river, the i old ' town
ITackitash, was - being absorbed by
! (Mndicore, the0 new f 6fsiats th$
: kadi nt'thukmfntr.i V t-MJtti.iP.vJ te3efJ
; iTrom this place we journeyed in a:
hired Wagon across the very poorest
sbrtbf pinfmrilt etd Fori-" Jessap
long the head quarters of General
Zachaiy' Taylor, then ia: a stage of
nttir dilapidation and decay. From
fhence,. fcbortiride bronght na to
Texas, at isaoioe
toWDi joni the) Sabine : nver nia
town, like some othera.f I met: in,-
Texas,, waa magnificently laid out, by
sDecnlators. but, never built up,, , It
lacked,two thinga to make it a great
eitjr houses , and .people. ,,Tne lanaa
along- Uus river, down taitf moutn
were, said ..to , be' .very poor ! and
uanAtv inriahlt: ahlfl. .The. naviga
tion orthe.oaoine river, was greauy
fprm tostdesVandja rgepf.ijrtjy; I hindered by Jarge sand-bars near.Its
rjieiniru aiuo. .awvuwo i montn. . uere, muse pause, ouui
i n .ui ia iirarAJiv enveioueuju wwuua
greatness, and awskens love to onxbeaxU fo ; V. Ktak 'smok from the? itumeroua
Uonediattia'. fhfHeiv Ghost brW
.loveaovmpree
Dlace ia literally euvelopedjncloudA,
QodjVSot br dht iorby powea,i but by I. faL,nrsA " that Vatud' the banks. Of.
my spirit, saith Lthe Lord??rna.t -Waiim
r.', Going on now to. desoribe th j; ont8Cdeahd ihe'pebple. wore adiogy.
6lrisdonv;oror wUtto.eave h0n8eg;io; few days, looked as
; thoneh yon, bad sutea nogsueua;
sse of sin. In due Urn J; Wl tbe.liiUaess. Cjaa da8t ur tnem, .wuue.au
wr w ... maw Ann as srviiaaiisi
nTt wAeTt:-11 ' -KETlrrKW"'JOirKS. r
i,....4i1 ?' .'a ' :. r. f-n
il'.'t.n Rai.u .For the.BeobrderX
WISEB THAN B01Ww5'
don't think we study ;itbet tragio
death of. Uzzah. as much as we ought
in these days. Jb or tnere ara vanons
i fuitti uuow wst-w- . ' - l ' ; a aAA . M a k wi hth
-ora, inougTioiwyp . --- ol men fliruwfln 1 ivl it men . andwomen wouldbut
r. Unlike God, BU inlsg foed, yes uc in puxauiaa.a r ,y f ,rr ,flfj.ona , boV mlirht from this
v is ax- uoiut f-A - if Wwa iiiivn' I stnrvJessons ofUod's character, ana
how He rezards sins of different de
crees. He; Is ; unehangable, ahd'He
pregc ant; With;
.jask ipright,hooxbU. ldmi 9jSJjSt&
has given us these old histeries that
:U5" rrrr-:..nwri -.uhtinw I ve mav understand -somewnai or
inexhaustible rov--! i Gornmenr.
and then tow. :v,v- - T We have not the slightest mason
- - s v - w? n roi" a in. anu r vmi iiiv, i - - . .
maniw:--. -.v. i; .ewiri .1 fiaiv near ? - rr.7rA-t-'rUf' I fi flnnht that Uzzah wasatnoronca-
Bwevolent. sindVa benefactor jCl! broken fmountains
ouraafitowj man, T apfffltU9- j
AdmiratioB ill animJ,.laaa. sa todl4 lXH
I And it is wonderful at first sight
te observe how mnch more indignant
Mod seems to be at tbeviolatioit of
hi absolute oonimands than of the
moral ones Look at Uzzah and
pavid. David broke two of . the
oralr laws nuder circumstances of
he greatest atrocity; as 1 beard , a
reacber say; "Jjavid a sin against
tathsheba' waa bad enoueb. but his
owardlv murder of that brave and
faithfut soldier has ho parallel in all
the annals , of meanness." But Da
id was given time to repent and
died' at a good - old age, full of hon
ors; While Uzzah, breaking an ab
solute comrnaBd 'and doing it from
the best of motives was struck down
in an' instants Baal Was no such
sinner as David - against the moral
Jaw. He spared Agog and the best
of the cattle a thing it would have
been right to dO-ia KwAl4 butwbieb:
God had forbidden. And for this
violation of an absolute command
meut the kingdom was taken away
rom him and from that noble Jona-
ban ., ",.! ... ; ; . '..
So far as we know Lot a wife was
a. far better woman than, her two
daughters. Yet they lived to be the
mothers of nations while she was
struck down instantly for doing what
n itself was so very innocent and
proper, but which was a violation of
an absolute commandment. ; It was
the violation of -' an absolute com
maud which brought ruin ion- oar
race.Ta eat a pleasant fruit in that
garden God had given:; them: would
have been '.entirely right in itself, if.
hadTOOthbeen : Jorbiddea,! Even
God'a love for grand.old fJMoses;, did
hot make mmithe mpre lenient when
Mosea .broke an-; absolute command
toeotand.,8track, the. rock to which J
he was ordered to speak: but Ham,
fltcted r'the severest . punishment on .
Hoses we can imagine, wnen lid re
used hinentrance luto the promised''
,Ttat is the ..way God. regards the.
oloeof fhese little things wbib aire
fcht .morally, and might be emtn ent:
f proper if they were not forbiddeni
ii is not whate;j would 'have done?
bu6h ahbther'one as ourselves.1' Wer
would a ve tnr nfed these vile daoght
jteis tdto- bfltarB? bf salt and spared"
f he old lady whose duly ofifnse was:
U tooklne towards ber burniner borne
wheieber friends arid married daughw
era were dying; h And in the caseot
TJizah and - David ft wonldt have ;
struck David deadns he sat listening
complacently to the words, of the
messenger MAnd the servant Uriah
thai Hittite iisideadr also-J ibut, we
would bave said, ,Pooc TJzzah,let
him.goaile is a good man and. he
meant no,, harm , and; really accom-,
plisfaed a greats deal of .good by .savv
ing the. Ark, from,a , fall-? ..But as
God has tbe ruling' of this universe:
land punishes hot ccotdlog; to our
lueas uuv ma uwu, we.uau iuuvu . wir,
ferglve up the idea mat we are: wiser
than He at the outset, and endeavor
to sbabe bnr; lives according to His
ruling 'and libt JaV We would 5!rule
were we.sopreme.rit v
ttrd'oes horakedeadi
nowbut if His wfatbuWar hotter
against those who -violated absolute'
'commahdinents in olderl times, ICls
; so yet as ' those who9 ' are wiser thanj
na will find1 outJ to their sorrowun
another world. These : little 'things
iright in themselves become the most;
j We tan see reasbo tor lhls2lf "Moral
m to n m 4n a" ' ttf 4 nl rt t k AWAfai i
gtouadS-a' man who rt-iected God1
mikht be truthful and honest because
it was best for society;' and twet ior-
himselC' ' So also ii ; man can violate
these laws nnder i stress , of: great
I temptation without being especially
S insulting to the Almighty. -i But His
tabsolnta commands stand- upon one
great foundation and no other VI am
pie given oa show thatGod has lesa
forbearance! towards those who dare
to do.these little, things ianocentin ,
thenisel vesiihiebrnHft ha sj?en fltJoJ
forbid;) tjeti fl '.beFfrre -fifmsA
embeflftjfe, andjcemenibr,
toc,the awful Jeatb, of. Uzzah. and
I rxahxinf was. worse t h an ,E tefif
osq$io;fe
Saile pteteudifig ttf d6 Him "aservice.a
nd tbatW ;theTncrpwnini?fmnert
inencithat.iatef Ihg Qodtd his facefl
that we 3 areswiT 10811?; ante
knows better what will advancers4
jcatisft Witb'an liaVidttf V10ss he
peter offdred Xiotlisuch an dnsalt; as
tbAt, fcWhat iWBlomakeayhpman;;.
rdeB more , indignant than pre
'tend W do 1dm 'sfservhie dV doW
what he adTofMddelf orfmaini
Siidteixifaiolds etorJewalfa p gQing;
iross a tiyejj which; ha ba strjckljj
frbidaeh a man, to crdss, "and g)V2
itg as his reason that lie thcm'ehv tire1
odoRne 'rmy ftfinTretf bWCgoJq
jig ifJaeiw! fWhati wonldfJaoJceonJ
laaaAdjofio hancb,f,ansiBuat
,t)a( be was deficieat.in ability to
jtdge whatwas bt!row remem?-
uer mac-uzzsq -ww-w gooa' maoj :
tlat'; be acted with: the best of good.
ItteniipDSs meanAftgj do-jQpd.serfH
Ivice and that so, far ,aa human sight J
ucutu ko, uc Uiu uicst jguvu eav-
Inir theArklaid, next tweet? we win
take op 'the' case'lof omeri modern ti
Uzxah's who are : wise above what is
written,, aad' understand , what js
W7F
lit it- S
learncst struggle ..was,; occasioned ptf
whai bas .appeared to him rtdbiClhe
conrse with., them, f owit .Tha strnff-.
toer6e-Jibriiatn
jwealtbw body 'of Baptists', 1 Knowing J
xnai iney are-a ,vgiant asieep,",atrugr
jgung to wake.np and put fortn their.
t Tne &nexkoMct that . awakened
Smuch interesLwas Ihereaniafit olihe,
par Seminary that the'.Assqciation
recoramend the , churches te? raise?a
U.V.' j2 ii.'i'l4lL .MnA nnn
witooof any a wcasiQo was declwed
gabd for God's cause far better than
toe Almiglity Htmself.uj bJiHt&it.'!
! a: n-'f tlT ir Ftbe Beooeder,,!
UENEBtL ASSOCIATION OF KEX
I TUCKI BAPTISTS. " 4
Ifhat Kentucky Baptit ,Uat Uicen in the
j jat Jlfrf Year Georgetown poGege' Com.'
j MMieiny iii ii W ji-iJi:3oi'.-l.fid
; Our General Association; 'which
convened ia Winchester oa the 23c;d
ultimo, was ahorn to, some extent of
interest on account of the', small at
tendance. Situated so far eastward
was the hospitable county -town of
the blue grass county of Clarke, that
onr Southern and Western Kentucky
Baptist clans could not .come up to
the annual gathering. " ;.
Elder Green Clay Smith was elect-"
ed Moderatotwi-Kftj-litSUSi
bS?Ge
fe.nauUscribtionscJo'J
Wen
mipp.
these to
redu(5edrfo,wmln
are not now acKOpwieyeeg(.,inou
j - . i. .tki.'a-'' u ii iJ'
ey oeen nerewrpre etrpueousiy
couni
hAnntArir (ihrin lrt -Hot" 1m 'rt ritfiT! Tn
Kehtncky r and thaf subocriptipns'bf
PUS
stocks and bonds and other assets
honkf 'be ceBtimatftd' afc -loefr-f real
ralne atibeiimei tha i s&bscriptJona.
vera. made, so far. aa .(hsrame can-
Ry P8certftiiied. i .,, 4rtJ
a. That 4 committero thTreefolii
baiiappoihtedta1 confer with a 8lniifar
tommtttee f j three from thesis aq-i Li
fciaf l5oardnofJbe, Semmarya.ftadiQr
banTass. the'sjabscriptions and bonds'
hA aibonh t - w hih they 2 consider1
broper to be n counted as j making,np
the f 300QO0f aad announce the same,
bhblicjy throogh tbe Recorder, !
3rd.1 ThatrDr.'J." P.; Boyce be re
appoioted Geoeral Agent bfj 4his
Association ta raise the amount: that
SbalLbe 8o declared to be still necea-r
hary to make-up the , $500,000. and
lua xue uuuruueo ue-urgeUy to give
hiin and his agents all the help in
tbemDovenp;! ' rsna nUv bu,y.n &
v4;tw That ?tbe-, oavment of the.
bonds by the subscriber, according .
io me terms or ine contract, is a
batter of vftalTmportahcTSnd each
payment sbpnld bf -prpmilymade
when due. VV-r .t-i
! 5 b. That this General Association
iloes not think it desirable to press
any attempt to raise a larger amonnt
from , Kentucky than the 4300,00ft
bnginally prpmiaed,,, i? , ,0 n4
I Besides routine business, and the
hsUal discussions of epor tsi7we have
nothing mote worthy of special men
gener, oi iieineijotiege, ana j nag j b . nnpf,.!nn nt fpmaift rf-'Pt,at-a.
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ion. ant for e rld 1. ;
J. W. Hays, of, Elizabeth town, weie
elected Vice-Presidents. , "
: The reading of the report on State
Missions discovered that there bad
been collected from all soarcea in the
past yearj $3,433.43; expenditures
had left a deficit of only $122.69., '
I Reports of mission work done, up
on the whole, would about make!' as
compared with ct ber yearsv a 'fair J
average. The report also made an.fxr
bibit,. of the following ;I collections,
to-wib:
i ' For
For Borne
Mission Board, $2,643 iThe forat
ensmfilalhnft.ff. he
fimaJl eain on last sear. ,
1 .The sensation l'6fh'eyAs0ciatiSn1
was the introdhetlonof f be fbtroltif
resolntioai by hhleh a CI waJUder
Over the question of female. delegates.
xnerc was enougn discovered by this
Question to show that while Ken
tucky Baptists will still' be' oulfanf
and receive the. "slaters'! as delegates,
t he j: are not yet; ready , to, go? ,in very (
far with the Women's flights women.'.
At 'teaslyoa heed not "expect to hear1
soon that we Have ordained Women
preacnerayi - ilrn 1,1 tw ool
IThatKeataekr Has Givet In the Past
1 o n-Mr: .snpfllSsfWjii f.fa.io:
? xotwunstanuing . tne.. Jxentucny
at present igetsnb ;indome;:from iius:
Broi Manly, preciQus. dear brother.
made many ot us weep 'as botUrned
'over- the 'chaoel ? kevs to - ex Gdvi-
BobihsOn; President of -the Board ot
Tm8teesr and badeOoliegei rjaods
andjtll tatewelL. .,.fr; vi.
We are consoled in. battiher with
hird from this section' of the State inf
that what as oorlos' wiU; beUhe
Seminary galn fiejiremOTffl soon
to.IiQuisville to fill, aa you. know, the
bhair. made vacant by the resiemation
I itispatwt ji
my or oar deiiDeratire DOdies tnat a
jferrtlol? caaftfi lVspWJy daieloping
tselfafoimgbdismiawteri 0;6rja
cAar onns man mil lease, the Plough
balrotf Boar-dTd'fetyctorlb'mioISJ
tfwiijfijcgsi axfj fo 89i'ssi 9ifa coli
I iHojgoef hfllega.and1M
Inaryfandcqmes put,, fnll'edged
rofionalreacfierj4 expectingHo'
drori into 'some 'good oblace'tf ttafl
readyfbr himinreilgh the tnanipaJt-H
lopjfcotsome jpyeatlal ;iS minaryf
rotessoiv. $Aq4 Association,. comes
m'andthe tWr- foitf fe
thSemltiaryj and pastbt'of thel-aiaif
)BoVcaliatrodaced.Hiusgadf
i iilsb clas$ omn-The derAtOTj
laceahinvon some important com
nittefs. ' His "name' appears' "as the
ziemberof someib6ard, and he feels'
limself highly j fxalted!x Where4
apoa sdme broiber- who has been, in
be ministry some years, laboring
Sard and having a family Jo support
hlnks, well, if the Seminary does all
hat for a man,-1 must go there too if
I f aaaansariied'i isf i 1 stains od
Accordingly he resigas his charge,
maKes , wnatever,, provision ior. ma
auiiiy he can, gjoes .off to ge$ a slight
ouching p of the Seminary brasb;
legoes ton seaskBt pernapsvor j
aJiSMai6A4t myiJev tut -thatia
poougf bebas-jt he credit pf having
gone to he.Senyuary,' and ean speak
bf itih!combany ahd bat e it bnblisbi
fed in the paperslt - He bappenrto aU
lend aAaoctstionj o.-UonvenUont
hnd While ih) qnestiou of, edncaioo
ta up. seme one who has the Seminary
Craze, proposes that all the Seminary
jbbts7 Should -ataiiiFwp so thai Icoiay
be seen what: u; aauet lekiog lot of
(fellows i they are, aU-pastoiHf too of
some town or: city, church,. Is not
most
itl
.lr.t r -J a f
rff it n; -m ztu ; m?rr ; ? j.i r r
on was very eood.. which ia unma.
thing nnnsiiair,-v :-W4
"The mostlstrik'infi? -U&M M'thtf
lexerciscsrcWastheTmorath
w jyaedthem Tbwasj
lariy. ptriaing
Fdreign Misal6tis;4.224olr1 JLLJJ
Chabet,$62220:Fornottieq !T",U AVJ vuB-'u:niV"uuur
1 low ; jjtci o i ajieaHBTy, iroai-r unrii
a WHJEBEA9, ItJU Obvious that ftuder
burpre8eaf's8tefflMof''coltetitioiir
the Lordfc?,i And i he ..r.who-violates
them strikes straight 1 at God'a soy
er'gHy ani H punished for bis
present system
iMissibhi thewbi kli becoming lei 1
iefseienrsi iadntbe peoples beebmiote
ieaaiinterested, Aftfljffioitxviif r4 J
Jnfocroaanponhe aaechel
acre oe is - , . .
Written pledge -Of air-tho, ttteta :
Shere present, that Uifdl bt,ig
Ithji subject, be tore thrjCtuircis. atd
msKe.couectiona, ai. sia:eu uiitea uir-
ihg. each tear fbr-thtf varfuUS'luisi4
klooirya Objecta1 obWottViile'Otf o
agents vor any btber3ucbi otjU ' 1
tne enureses raay.joeur propyr.3 t r, A
i BeMved. .That a .liat'u)' all, .who 1
,buui jticuu jtuvuinivca pu.i w mu
tlishedln iabWesterx Xecrtdiry h4
that ihe Foreign and DomfstioMhs
ion Boards of the Southern. Baptist
Conventiou ;be. famished 7 with the
name by but State Mission Board, so
jtbst they need 6t' send lnof employ
ttay .agents in'the. fields Jt hu to be
worked wp byJtWpastoraii:gl vy.aH
1 This, was followed by ptber resolu
tions ? equally ,'as, objectionable .to
some; TheUntrodnction'of them ktf
' fell as suddehryhphn: tn bodyb as
did kihdred onei at OntGeoeril'Ask
sociatlon at Elizabeth town twojeara
; ago They were 1mm ediately, on-
Birueu 10 iMimioiiier euort n s revo-
lutioh inotrr'wysteat .f colTeetfoni1
foTttissiovworkvana i'avshon rband
method Xos, the slaughter of jyibe.b.
.Everything In 'the '.signs at once;
an eared warm discussions and stout
resistance, and tbeitfeeks were im
mtdiatelyoclearedfbt. action.? It;
mighpeiinteresting (to,;faruisb re.
marks maae py several 01 tne ae-
batantsrpfo 4hd Yjo.-'TbisTby Jthe
rlatnre or this communication TshaTF
bagfotbiddeh'.xo da.m The one sidei
averring that i theother was for the
destruction of the .agency ,) stemt
the other side DroteStincr to the con-?"
j traty:'-The' matter -wasronght ta
a final close y 1 the i adoption oof j bp
substitute , oflrted by Eider fCleono
Keyes, of Mason county, which while
it seemed to be only to tended to pour
oil on " the troubled ' waters, wasT
'decided;, defeats to 3 the i origioaV
resolutions and a signal triumph fort
the other side., Your correspondent
was imnre&sed that this friendlv bnf
icat; i ; wealLbw. nor wbaU theyi7jet
ope to do. it ia remembered that we i
aiva at targe uucnuer oi .vry pooi;
eOpre amb0itJns, aDd in 'additioa'to
this the1 days uflluttciat Ibarra ss3
KentSIiaBdji hartigjgsif eerallyi
hich lhe period ppruurehendii,, shall
be considered, the fol)oaing showing 1
bf bur work'ii Kehtueky'fthWrVjBt l
tire years ts iiot wit Ubut'rt j art set d
nf pleasartj ami ,rji0c4i)pH to pa,t
Fromeliablii eouroea t U4V.atUer-J
aVIS BUM lllLlllBTlllfV HI(IIlklllB
j Dating thlWfive5 Jiar8JlCer?2
1 ........ .J. : . - j. .. 1
estate AiisioriM iui iu?s uotjj
ID eTii' AsttbiathatJia ilC.OW;.
j Virion VilSSOIUUB. , , . -in,BJM
OfiihIuVlioWe,ufl1 Wrfffi
ii lielo i3iQsa od) Iua ":,f '--nc
3oa gTelat .LI iow odl m $184,000
y.WLen.itis adittd lhat there 'are
bo 1 w, 1WJ004 d ue in. .bonds giy en by
dientuegy .uapt ists tQ tne. seminary,
it Witt'bese
jbrefbren7' bave m och 0 tor which
theyb6u1d be congratulated by bun
brethren, abroad and by which they
Uhonld fplinifstA thftmftplvpR. I im
r,My Jettebas already growasuffi,-
ciftntly Jon g to ad moni8h' a "closing.
I 'must' say, hbwevery-thatlnad a--pleasant
'visit td Georgetown: a Tew
idaya'agolis Cad ..onlyspeak .ol Broi.:
'Bf Manly, Jr' idoeing and farewell,
address, r ..A t ter.dell ver i n g. diplom as
:to five ' graduate?, President Manly
ideliveredafnosfe1 interestio and'
tonchlng farewell addreaswJM io eacji
t Oa the past history of Georgetown.:
College, he said the institution had
turned .out 2f000 from' ber wallSj 200
of these mrnisters; sof the 5gospeliJ
!Oaiy four' Baptist Colleges-tin the:
United States antedate Georgetown.
s It was the first Baptist college, in the.
'South, and first westof She AlleghaVt
; nies. " Ch artered in 182d. -WTitaS
'Then he gave hs a ''most- interest
iog detailed htstory. fof ber- different?
; Presidents. -i Of the .future ; of i the
; College he said the time was at hand:
; when its endowment Crist'" be -coni-
; pleted. - The corporation hoK&aow?
7d,ooo tanoauatngs ana gronnds!
$31,00Qj invested jcapital, has -f fatal jj
built;a , Jarge-t boarding hall "at: an.
outlay of $6,000 cash." The alumni'
and students have 'raised $i3.0C0 to'
endow a -Etadcnta chair, the college;
tnTsthefipirit" 6rtSer4SaJts
bffensive and objectionable form
; -This spirit is Men too that soane
bf our; religious papers are igiven 0
baking special no ticeof every young
ban who goes and, returns from the
Seminary, and when he gets a place
they do not fail to mentibtf that Be v.
Mr;-J-i w aala student at the Seml-f
pary. ,asiciv-t -tnbcKtit ?w
I . There seems to be a disposition to.
so. inauujiaciare puonc seniimenc
jiharnd man should dare ty preach
Wfie doe-innatgoo! th0'Seailbailyv
and f(he does o.iBQat: cpirfiite; biu,
Beitto thftj swamps Bo.matter what pis
talents 7 piety may be." W6u wbei
to the4 BaptKts lof Uhec'in tfiifauch
,birit 6ld JocomQ gbwal, SC
hwthmpl ruvenderrtleeasjusfph
k caiiM itonJdbtcome th&prf
jlng one lit the denoroihatifiBU,
'It IS bettVr tb have a mad of footP
rate attain menta With a heart fglown
ugmlfli tove tft ghitstr-wttbartroqg
LQuvictiott . of. rihe .truths Q w hicbie
Emitters wjio is wilfngto go anywhere 1
hd Lfeachihegbl.Uhaa'toa'wi
fuurr wuobv. ntiiwawieuieeu iiainpcr
jhimi thatiibe caiiraotbend jto,ihft lowly
rlfrti I RMS' . rffJf V Tri'Va MPiV7
ifihetl, and rdocate'd. 1 Wliat'.'woula
niirHsTVran'tf Bfrefed -rAogtft
w iiMfiuM'ras3ipBitenfl0i ifttuiiti
!Ma5aMoaaiiftr'oniBi up to a
kserteintetandafd and be put thxaheh
"certaiii coarse oXtralnlhUA1Way'
rience' wittr thefspuit of KJhristi 9V.'
SiirieJ xlibBi 010m oma9.R8
f.rra r ' -! I ' 1 ' -
! : .' For the Recorder.
I 'ol fca ,0fflir4f9bf?tfrA-;i j
: jThe Commencement ,.of this. Ihstlr
tnf nnmn "nft' rin thA'Ath' nn(T ?th
lof.he. Tbb first day was" speotin
(the examination, of ihe scholars ? and
'aoightthoaoBtral .'debate waa; part
jtieipated in -by -the atudents who
handled the merits of the sword and
pen with hsnal ability. t3n Thhrs
(day the address w&s deliverfed Iby3
Capt. G. sWiEiiis, of -watte vWe.
iFlat an biect,' Practical ftEdacation,
presentett in5,.piainr practical, J
common? eensa , manner.? and was
deemed just- the (thing rfor the.'occa-J
aioju ougb.TinlOTtunate in having
to read: his speech, jet it was highly,
spoken t by competent Jodgee- The?
literaryirefereences touched the most
salient points in literature, the figures 1
were? beautuai -and appropriate aoa
aU couched; in .good language! Hir
descrjpUQf of ; maiden rising wjta
the lark, andtbaainer boaneta td the.
r isio z uo was im pty 5. grand1 1. and '
ihisjadyice, to he -boys willneyerfber
wrgpiwi. xnw; jvpuwai fis, uiuitseii
a fit Illustration' of "bis 'subject Ar
a p elect-the aeciamauoiia andcom,-'
ppsitfbgaXairor
. fTtreseexerqses, interepersed'witir;
mu&uv ere con&idertdr the most ed,-,
joyable of all And' soma of the.OT
iaaUspeeehes would compare ? very;
lavoraDiy wun some seniors 'i nave
heard ,atf onx, ,fIlege..:rheitwere
well deHvertd ' and , tie, "prendscfa-,
preparing for the 'minsitTysome bf'
whoin will .enter iWatu iFnrt
U0Qg. -o Prot IyeXr and hist auwiatantAr
ESS S52! rW,
rvu? ;u .pc twu nuu r- may are
cTte,ofessorI WhiaoiiIefcwavJiAs
fexerUna tUw5 Influence jipoatberf
;moraw.pi tne rionmogityjji.nd especia
ZlMn IHlifAnd Jjrls'under,
ihis" charge.9 The Comaencement was
:we1Etended 6 theltrona th?
this imperfect acccraht withpnt tbaok.
ing'Mis'jcy-fvVfor'the' Sweet5
rab8tewhte-tdaed SO mbtttlb Onr
etjyments -Her sweet meJlowiedl
aldigaifysOf ,manw fkepfUsraUG
the while enthused. The evening
was spent in promenading tbe'ballsv.
andean pppvtjinwaaAff all
to' teTkof thd rWhVlff6wers,quote .
poecryoec; rreieit m re staying to'
ido eomflf oflut'rarHOlvctjflt Char.-
lie and Mae bacamereuleB8 and we
Sprrng-Btttaaiinatloa.
sThftelosojfjMfeBntfsacJ the
WtWo fib Phtcoi
botpe, 6thqf f June, .wM.tJudeed , ,
6 east 01 reason ana a now or som.
!he exercises were-ib the h tehee t-
degree credibieto theteacherand to
tb-ej-i)iifiUSi3i3 TbeKScbblarshjDi dis.
blayed-, waai .et; al pare , exacts and I
uigc oruer. j.uo an jepajrea OS:.
?d Thfcomposltlensf Si
Pn "School Days," ''Thought, In-'
fluence "and-"-MNlgutorings out
Btara were of decided ' merit'and
yTJbejwyoone writers: thai
.Ella McNeill. Mar v McN pi 1. .
vJphnson and Uora Watson,
udience. ..toqtq -9i6s an sswei 09-? 9
J . Beeehesv---.
j sThW XPltidfclaimerauitted
emselyea like.r,men. . Among, thar
b'atiy.ifhic A wpre good we cannof
forbearmentlohing tor especial merit; '
Ktfae geBlIeiEitetrl by Johnny Mo-
P.hersonv'Developm en t of Sont hern 1
esources'-by Joaor McKoy, Crop
ottgages"r Dy Archibald Gibson, the
'Confederacy by r Alex. iShaw-and
.1 i.TT t 1 : a. W 1 1 n TT .
u Arv, aegju;io"ij::? oy f ur.vyaites.
Cownsend: " " " a " '
ia, ei iimieTiiic,
was tnelfitahefronti and Jike
an old, true and triedsoerUk
ted himself.-. Moset, he said, had
only viewed the Promised Landirom
rSagab.imt bis joy was greater, for ?
he was nowlUiq Ji Bich.mond, be had :
long songhtbujOnly nowjhad fodnd,p
End though' he expected, much' of it, .
ad read and ' heard mnch of it yet,'
from what be saw and felt when he
came, beooeld -exdaimr-in-the lan-
tta fcwjff Q teteh fof -hebi, and be
hold, iltJ 4ni d was; no5 told me.?; r! U c,
beauty.
Misses.
Mary'
ookuim snmeuc , ,. , .
, a iNvwvaa. ajufivaiiuvi
kicrru Hour eucaanied the atten-
loifof i3Ta aadier ceV He (bolt
iigh and due groundEfofcbighmBd j
thorough -deeaMH-rM the best
i-u tCmatnglcoo&fbTitaied
led.praeaical piw,ajia seiner. .The ,
;Weo tbunghQav jraar hainlted jn.;
ulaHi ami ruaaMMlv manji-r. atu! ifc
rTefrgh!l.t6rt1f! Hh-it'iWeiitti1
jjriit'aiHQn trvvw'ht'8 -sere having ?
such a feaatoot m sUdmiumlytrutb.d
or la.T s -of r. Ii ou ad thougb t.
win ieein on Atfiirt. h.i
The Tee Dee-AasocIatioB
w4ai beat'l Springi t s u3y?tober,
and, ait wotttd. ilwi ft'vinf KimI tM hire r,
Vj&n&ianm :t 5 W! ?i hat t occa. Pf
kisow of itfirlh, ttbat,'tt.eVomein 6fJ
this wbUe-regiorvaye it VfTieVhOeord
witb.'blia.npoonhiB nHiiut Sciiptnrali!
AWtiiP&im f malfl-Pxeagheraj
i
e?th comnVftfe -abDoinfed
the State Mi8sfoo--Boardj' tor oonfer
wlthrxh IBaptiSt f ministers otOJorth 0
OjUpllna,-jOfTSdf to ttbeir: civinz,,
teach len das or two .weeks Breach-.
iingr'in destitute portions of onr State;
would "say," throogh your columns
that - the- following 'brethren i have :
kiadly consented itowbtk fomtbe .
lBoazdtbetime. hereinbefore speci a
ifiedi , Brethxen,George. W.' Green, '
sB. G. CovfngtOri.'A. IA Stoneb.' J. '
tB KfcbardsotfiJT H.'Prifcharda'T
ju J3 euxins, 3 JAMVAirxoni c wis;
ttsylbr,; J.A-Mundy, ,Q C.; Hay,
Wmiami7j.?iB.l BodnThebi VVhl6i
lleldS.l'.CoBr'adatrd A.'F.rurefor .
.Several jt.ftlifsaoPjrethrenbave
already performed . the-Iabor prom- 4
is6d, but "the majority of them are '
yet nhasalgned.'"- W bare called oni
ttfr 'bretb'reu of3tii-.State? 3thTongbI
theKcoRHBiti .evetl-tlmea jforj
suggestions,; to the 'localities in.
which these; brefhreh might labor1
i vrithbest Jreabltt Y'butso' far haive
heard frotti.vety-faiDiBrethTeitle
4 hear 'from-3 onr rf espective local-
: ties We are in earnest and wish to
do thwork'aa speedily and as
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