North Carolina Newspapers

V 4 V m i 1 -ft fcvt.lIlAMllHl 11 V A JOIST STOCIi COjSFAM IbNiJOi N'OUTil CAUOLINA ! till .Hi Lb v-' v RALEIGH. N. u 1 TT 5 17 'V I 1 rip I 1 Ir 5 i i i i - ' ! The : UK. J -v ' It. i . fi-; . ! i.;;. r.sii.. KiiNK. L-... tOAl.t, VltESiI: i . . ,. .. . .i: i . . . I O . tl. i.i .J . . O i 1 : ! ; I I r .v i ; i , . . i 1 1 7 i . -. . . . . . . .... . ... ....v. s.-. -1 .i .single liioiiieu.. ... I.. ... t 5 . . - I on l !.-, VI e h HOW ol 'I'.ll a reasonable ; : ' !U'V. H. t ; ilvi't.. it il ! I' ::!'.: sf, a C j i iO.tiUtn. ; .o-;'.,; " '. r.- t ! tr:zthi ! ,-,'e 'C-t-.it j .('. -. :i H'lif ii i ' V.'iii fj'.-iTL'; J I 111' :i:U. . i;, .... , . . . -.. - : ... 4 .4f 'c"t- . .-' . "., ,.,;f j ins r"... - i-i ft . . t: i : . ! v:V( liilllt. lit, !llf fet.mmunirariaH.3. t . . . ii t i . i : : inui.lc i!i i i.i-ir ; ! I: vv t t t- J he -tisin i M ti. -.I'll - i,i Miir ii ;Kiiic-:ii iiinlci-. !a. i-ij. lor uur in'si)-.i try iU-ivsN I - ;i..v LiioW VvilOil'A'i' Vi ! is IsV- ill!; t r iL.i.i, 'i ;;' Or lit has (.'.liio dVH 1 ' 'i .-''' vi si'urviU ion. or iives iii uu ;Li . ,.::; v ol the rhinoso '(- one lt'.'itu.n wiu ro i the m-ossui" tunw. is bciuf awruod to j cv ior On- t ijtorra-i.so b in ile army. I vk-tirn is viviu .-itiri i.v ; ' ' . . . i j.I.J .11 1- i !. iS 1 i" I: i- i In US ". Lc ii.-t., or j, iL.;?ir;) uiiil,!;!.. i L luain uiiii! Oio i!uV L-r "tir i;r:m.!.-hii..hv.i w '!;u.-I. Stidn.' i !u: VJ litfcvl. Vt-:i. ii this l.-oi'ni IJl f. lii 1 ii I ItV. V.ti) i :i'iij. t: e "v U JUl il Si : .O IlOtil" ills'- j i . , J . - ii : i;vc i . ' M! iiu . I u . :., -, : ' J in. :.'.. ; ; i .' : i . ; : s ; l ';:".,- i 'S i.i' jit.'t i ; r r : .!:.Ii.- .-. ; i i. i.L :. i : . ' . : -0 -' -1 i S 1 b i ii! ; !; !! :' t . . t4ll"Sl v. 'v.ld the . . i v'.i .pi, ; : r ; ui v i- - j iLu 1'iiit H'li' .;!, fail f - I i (Jcii, and j-.owor; and kii- i:; ;,v; t; w ..nwu ui im; i.ijiaii, mill ! ji; t:," ; (i a j !-oi pooler, j JJasicr, he iiiul.es :iJi IA sorii-o;::; t i vcH i ifu:n. wiiO : uijon saint and biiinor. Ii' hroi !:;! S. i.-; j'.-iKj.Iish- specimen cd'our 1retlireii ').' Wc.-a ,i he iiviu'- ii petitJe chore Lave uo i,:;:vu : , i i .m.r : i iht- Uiiuistry. May thf. L-r. i. : , ium i":!id;a;tJV. in hi- o' I .:f. Lh. r '. !S li.-i'f. is, whi f- . ii. ; "; in I : . I (- i 1 . ; :o c win is: iiv and iVieiidt a I i-. i. 1 J-.H... . i i'..ii.'!lr' ' .1' tv. v .T.-.'V Th..-!c h a 'y jvy j-art of the aa c . v.!s-!i.,-. c-j.v:V!y th New Tt-s-una t; :., . how oiti Hjvvt-r ".vo xiiajr have r. a.i tt wiiivli will i:oi. ii:u a careful re- 1 :-:-r liitiii. a. c'.ii. t with now uiat i' kr.;.i;i. ti n m;1 ii iloctiou. If i' toe 1 t !.jt.'.l ai ; 1, ot (iiiis ail vh.S: ii .-en! . i . wliat r i!' T . tv. ....... .... i - - - - - - t j, i !h" War. j , iJ,t. ar i dvr 1-! hi ra cvorv an vv-cii.u j ?i ! ajuua l ij'?iiov sent h'ui last, .and j cussiido ior (. ;ot if? Has ariv ho- j !isia'dly a .-5 O i '.Ml, ions oi' i' ii i - i iiiu 'am cs.-i ho htivwjus ot ii'iblic and i.rivate are flofin; intiT is c 'tiiiu-, and with It hu i l. 1 i aoaii so. v.iien, ciiui fMj Ii-. id tivor the s. a ? . ' Wi: t a oitiC. V.'O s'h'!kI icCi lill roviJc av its snjij.ort lor t!u; sintort L 11 i IMS SU:5 raliiv a;ul i'v.Hi!l!i'v .-tJoii'.'iV Ci. ;iHi tint i.iiilv i: isicii o' oiUiiiiu.M: ;'iiia i.:.-t: w in) "a i v.'a s iitw- !;; i i'ur.vard iho tiiU't . j- cs ol the .'1: u': t-! j the liii'ii who iu oiti.'iu v rluies -a re .si it; lit I'll.:.: in;'. "fviy oetii i h- ..,. . iocui i.i;,. ;iid"V. fo:' fi. .r h V, a,.: i t"v fhiit we have a trio of noble-e I i ns-tr always ve:;dy wt!i braf. or l, ci !.rcii m i if. the (.'hureli iiisri Abu. f i'.'aivi iliCiii with !.;: I: j l.eavcu ior their hoiiio er n.- : ' . - .. I .. .: .I - . i.- -:ua i-oiisiMcucy i . r iu-t incc, 1 would r. i iCIUi iUKi ii;.ir liiJ'mfr, to tu'lil lint!:!.- . iCi.e.-..- i of Criristin service. M y- iaihiiu- . - . s. i in;u sill. t aii'.l us are j J)!y iiiod liver; . iu ti-.ose i i:o ues- t.i.:-Mri I ; Ulii.- O t '1 liit' . a libel';. . iht-ir i re vooiu- Jiei:-'s' j:iveii .0 a n.i-i i uies HiaT'i.-!;!!;;' kw n ! u ' ae tour. li.i -:iiil-.ied ! e!v. !;s ar- ;isei!)l-Mn: !U0lit. tllOU'itlli! .cr UvUse:-. '. 'A- i so vV ;i' I hi- in jo;-; tv t !i i i s ; i-ayofti-' i !U:;a!:.' d:; i i ; ; i v i .,!;-., i. ce- aiit; run i'aU- iMlifliii -. t ; ui s :: ();j . - ill lVi.! hi SliO'V . uiiii..-y li;s t.'int, i.'eeause Vankee eka-Jers aro stationed id voeerir's have been j I'fii.'s :iiid (aiiiii- j :ii!ed to 'iirht a iiraWn i ana -.1 , I :if r. Jte eon? foe'l it to be iniie- lo. i NoiSiii.; .Ii. i.OO.rf e w ;. struir ot tin ! 1 i ! oe i f e:.!r',- Wi.a goiii Tori silver. tlKtoJoio our mi- sinarics and th; ir child rc-n are to h' us ; I.-i V- io tl :;hi: .io1 ( ll: :1 i.-ir u;;; li'A'j eo iiiis y- ira 'i!. -a ior an - "i. .!.! i Ol.h; i' ns. :.i. ;'s are n ntr no l-?i .!i I i l. s.l-1-,-' ! ".Ml jr tiii oi r ii:is i.-iii- n u a 1 i e v ; at e d h u i ire r . V, .- I ! i ! to. if 1: V subject ui tiiiu ouse missionarv int not f.a--tiv un.ier the a i foreign Jiissloiis, is t :;; osiH'i to our ar- are in the held, iiht brilliant and chapel, hails .i.C 1 , ! . . 1 "C IO L! v. i. ir r:.iis. i'lbute of ! ill l!i '! c i.e ii I;; - . I' ii0t?er still i he pride of our eireuil i-. h.-r unuay s iiou.s. Coiitroled by j.1oi.j ;n:d a i Uii; wuh aole sepci !i;endeiits, they are iare and , tiouvishint-. ftoavtui is uiillhur oiirehi!- o? S i oiiie nor yet. i f'i- i -. ! lis t '!! ( n-i'-s ( Mii : i -i. n v.v ; i. e reuauis. iiimi'.'ii.i.'u iru mcrs, j iou, snui'i in;;- ana emiuriiiii". V roui every id ev a ooiv.-t i'ul spceutao-rs are erod- j r'riirade almost, ecj ain!y troin every Di- : -a'To.iOs. and auinir t no utirt i visio aio;iT ti I'. ! ia:i!' . I t!lC Ji lCSi, tO UUV '. O. :"o ai. i U stu .' the wants ui the .cdv. Aici i! tins is verv vveli. it aoWs us i hiit there is i i;Vcatspivit oi I i i - i v - - -. -. i !;i . i iv ..sin aim eiii is! i'iu-1 a. i i;io i. !.,!. h tcl'rf the pU:'M" " llillUil , ho-c vi-tici- hudi.iiiii ii.ts id.-ohh'cvtd hi-; iUskef and i'hii oil to rhe V.us, thai hei" oillitrVoi'Mi Ln-.e.v la'l well whevt she cs. i vdi uo? let poverty handie her i.- l her il.ik- iiiii's too roug!i!-. It says oers an-i ext.ation- i siiiii-iiKi : e il'Odrn-. lllJiJi' - have a care; this ism diM 1' lii,;.V! I' ,. i lie.ti.V':)IIO'C illll! lil 'ISi ..ill e over' it;! ciih-.-r v,y tyranny or faiui'ae." And it "uuoaris a Lren i:J assurance to our 'l t'i .'..'Ult-i 1..,. ; 4 i. t 1 1 I I I- i " Ht beCii 1011, ih is a ci.ii !' x-sioii of a detieieti- iinixtcr.s. MiM!, who are shakim i he continent w ith their tread, and daz zling the H,htnt iiowius of Europe by their prowess, ask to be Instructed .in the plan of salvation, iiere also, there is a iinaneial eiiu rtiency. The pay of a t 'bap lain, as determined and ordered by Ooii-i:re.-siot!:d enactment, is altogether insiif licie'.:t to suppojt iisinister v. ith a i:iiuii v. ii then siieh miiiiiieis feel it to be (heir duty to carry ihe truth to our camps and batt le-Lekis. tiiey unu t on her heroi UeUi.VvU Vt-a Won i bt. luen vvtio till i:i o di v'!ii' ; : nt to encuui r t'erniit onr v!.s hiivo j:i.riiies ir own lean teeu iu out to the demon of s-d!ldi- But in ilie midst of lb- rgaiiiza'ions the r.dief f the neeessities of the poor. ;!;ss the atie!it"!ei t f the reb-MoU" o -ruons i :he e i::;i.iiiity a fid ..hu.-e irsenuiy to ndy di ; ueees . 'fhe dearly, piety. inoug :;ns a- v-:;;.!' en; erprise, been siii!i-ii ted t .i the iinaneial eonditioa an rtJio CutiVeii ' e tear n; -liTiis of the time.-: indicate ft vc think that vhiie ! lie re is mli- ' ce -i;es tO STlppoft, 1 niary .-uipidie.s Ibr Hu m dutt .ime of tie o:,:vl Vfl'-rth.o. the voiV ;v v Whv to nuivi'it. every !e and rci'iiiieiU in to a niis.oouary hel i ; to wait ?iot another moment for the j!iieheni:!g- of the con- most uri.jiiesiioiiai corps, di i.iion, bri currents of christi -.mi svtupatiiy and benev olenee towards the bray foriny; w.n riors. ". the ureal, tinaiieia! Church. si! turn fnc Hiroio-' nd benev u arts oi our 8ul- ay. here is one of !ier-;en iiea oi the UioVi n ;i!i iliCiilSS. to c:lj :u'ii i Li i i l Vl' (j reensboiu 1 cmak I lit now the -;i'i ::' mattes s is. auniitriiii to e-xist. tiov; ;vc t ne uvtY (.Vnah'dy ii' writimr. l'i-t by ; -i-l tion. Are we to .-e!ile victioti that now. when the neei--si: a ombanassmotits of the t.'huu-h arc than they have evei been: u ben Oe. isftos oi' (.'hfist, Wli'o have uiveo ihe of t heir manhood and the labors o?' stieiie-th to the cioi.se. are I. .:.., i" (..,. ll ."i. y. ' i 1 , I , f'l.-'.l :M llil.o I lillUil !; , VWiCii l.ti hint soldiery, icidod with the scars ,,' .: hiiidred biittle-iieids. a'-e dying upon the eiiorny'ri t nsagnitn'd :.;:piu:o without rhe hope of palvauon ; and ih; t when the noblebf 'MiUCationul irder Ih. buf' t-v r appealed !o a relbd- os popn'atn.u. li.-.e been iin-eviiiii by disaiifcr, tba! i;ov. j he liboraliTy of 3Iet.hodi.sm stud-its filt'nd:-- is on the wane; .ire we io conclude, thai dinnb, heeituse we are bioeluuled fr.".m t luxiHies'ol' the Old World, and have to ' piaiserve life on soiik1 of the hardest con-. - i : tb ts ,; (,:, NeW,; th It X l.., o to .. face the daLiiCit oi' scarcity. ;:nd yyj thu : : i'amine prices el speeuiai uu; , .i. vi .id )-.:) I eause dews, Doiehmen and Vankeex hay Ivor to - n t.Vy moy Jo ue.ds of-?lorv in the in me. 'S" l'i ' ' With e,r d 11-.. o made familiar v. ith the t.cle, oi inc y i'.:i!tttna,r .. V ,,)Ut POrtawt ihe ;;ou. ! shs. what can stand before iher-i Arm- ! '?:V ';?tUi "l dispen- on, c-,, j e ! and equipped Um the a,murv ahove, ! U'" ' - uUf buviour. c . e01l: ; :tL desos to le..d them, the walid shall j " I'r' ; "ir yCH on this head, . i. !rdt t!.-mtdelrob..re'iheirvnavch. V vd.i.-e i V" Sit!M. "n ; t;c"hc;" I-aHieularly iiilrm tion that ... i . h ) h.ne lei-stire and abili hr j fii, n ;. icuh1 iiMjucMtly rtrad )A hi ;v i'v '!:., wiih a view -,. . . ..lj. : .... jitity thv i iu hio; l.der iu uid, by a clear- liio l-a.'i :nl too rarinnvco ol the . v.oii a view to tLe peculiar ta-n ii;u.h: eroertained cun- ted lessiah. I WOViIti with rife iv ii co to the p' -- ' I vbavacier aad conduct of our . v a a;i ; m another iimo. ibr the purpose of eojiiparii, all the :;rabiej which speak tfJhe Lii'edom el heaven; at another, w. h an i ye b the iuliiiairnt or abroca- I'.xal.j;-.-; - j. in - i " liiai Ui; ; i :. I .? I ' .) 'ii at our people oie o o: mi. ,:,p i !"..a;ii--'iio-i tuo.- Jtivf (j.'-v eoi, ho. j.c-t their tliddrei: he ; i r laihn: wlien ! ii ivs a.eap'i ...oiC-i.d . rro! led b- th ae - i t in i. fo . : :V-o . ;, Inn;, (j icre, nke th dr decrees m p i , ; 'or .surely the Sunday school is the .. oi-; .; i-i!: i ,.iouut.M- '.tuna 7iiufi.r o: cat to. With a ra iu us. siike i most excellent board of st w.o-ds "sovi-n ioiiest ref.-nit, bid; id' ihe Holy .V !', WM'cil iel!.; 1 1 1. !t;i I S ' 1 -. r.e .v order men oi old oa to teo i lihost and l - oo, (.!i;' pro.-pi-.t ... iibicaio V. b.:t . ; ' ' i 1 ;-. ;.!; i- .. i e. ; I ; coiii ; no u '; ..h hiiVi" 1 1 - J . ' i : i V i Vi' 1 i i i . ' .-: t tr.e.tho.1. in -:--! in d';-- del u O'l t e .i. jiel ct M. Johu. -icrir hianv thiLUS, about iicii tiiO oM.er evar.'e4ist.-i are Mlent. aud take." hut liith m tice of others, upon uh; b they enlarge. Hi'.Jojt llloomfuht. ( bust Cmt'ificil. Itv-as the eu.--' iii oi' the Missionaries, ii the Islilol of Tahiti, i.ot only to in struct the natives in th.e dlOol, preach to 'Jiciii intl cebaj I, and itinerate through .he villages, but to a-;einlde them Ibr tbe usng jouer, as pum-tuU i-.-i tiic sun ; wif. j ,.uri,.:... ,o .....dbo. mn.n.ii.n.ii ... o,l nv....,i ?...!.. - . i 1 . V '. f. Vv" Wisdoui," el. in iheir whole b;--. ; he Siiaeces of the circuit 'are eoni- :r iiays : ing; out about right. With a : ie trutn dvn'x l;o u ' re.- ji i a. .g.cw, o,., ..ccs- i as gooa an ohicia. ;, oy ;e r.t.y , ,:,d : ..OI-Ooivs oi the Serintures as were deemed : o;;.i;incos h-veprsh; with ii;rge i- i,gn. a!ions a;.d id 'suitable to tb.ir ci. emtaDCes. On one iio .s ioso. i oo not i ways attentive ; sviil: rn; -us ; vs-eie would le j si h ndid scenery, wc i a- to io a) - ar do- idar and sue- ; inggood, we lofe to Me. -eh the i-vor'ast- i . . . i. . .? ii .. i sons oi flic mountains. v e glory in a .Ucino,:.!: ni so am. b like "Wesley a reliidou so much ro i' 11 v e wovtld feii you d persons living here still who hac been iCiOi'-S , ; Mot e e SnCeit'CrS Oi OUT. t iiilleli or i,k..','l- t:,,,ii 1 1 ti ;i;U'. Witii ma j m if gcspel to Hie; e noble i U t iies' sil'i- I l' what, would j. tiovv iioiit -d'i like Jesus ! i-A s :s en- !.:- f M'.i: 1 . y 1 1 iiiCiat ers oi our. Uiuiich ler .,"-.,-; fftux; w; Wi-idd dl v of thee ocea.-i. ?'s. Mr Nott Was leading the first portions o' t!ie gospel of Si John, to a 'lumberrd flie nifivis. When he hud linished lite Khh eis.-ol Oie oil chap tor, a native who had ibtened with avid ity to thct-c word: . ioteiiupffd him and said : -'What v, .i , aie iho-. you read! V. hi t V(..u!i ;t e;h..se L h. ard ' Let Hie rOs i': in. Mr N'ott aain ,d w ater as ever iio i. ed i t run up ire-id a rates. io titel'eu the we I Ii not duty to ( io 3. bid. a. ililu I ho Chhiti We may have- (."ilierenecs of pinion a.:i to the !; ;;alify or . illegality of - I 1 1 ' 1 1 i he o ' i" . -ofial bene Vo'ciice as mil en 1" Mid to.li Wlii.e tuey e iinon Liy upholding;- the power oi the govern men t, i.nd -ravin' tbr- divin-j blessing im-.m the or certain liietiio-. Ctl ss li 45 1 or.ii i .1 our .-si-iiicr- on is ;in-l i.ic .iet 'liC.-: hey are falling '. bring their liitclhyoucc. ibiliti. ildlocncO a-iid Ztril, to i.r-r .ipoo iiiiiuivial eniergeae i s in. Let its look at (lies.' matfei a 'rei-ei v e may ms i r iaipropi ie! y oi' cer tain prtns of o.-( raj. en. And Wc may critically expose iht- ju-diee or ifijiks'ice of erirttin ajipointme.'it. Bui alter all. here te eiuergancv. great pressing aim in- V i ' is lor money. o ' mot ; ijooii iinfo to the harvest , .'. ujdiileTi r III' o;t-; hu-ch : 1 the T :e iC i ma (dod er'V 1.- 'lO.ji. - I": :C.s.S ail I--. truth. i s -sr 'fak: the i'liiuaioenlaianuleadui: -jii Oil of toe si'-e-ort oi tnenmii- i i ... ... ....f . C ilfMUIC l.oi .'J oai, i i i ) ci-Cit'iieo ol i-i that t i V i ei' ;u:;i c 1 1 The o ; ir . . I . . ....! .. h. . t. o.! oreaciiC' nisi, aao u. o.-..ei " -t it religious ipn-stieii t : - i ." !'i:Ol I I il:i.-'! ' ! must I i.e. aim tin rt ney h-ei;! i.v.v ii :. : ri a ei .s are sua a id the hea en! v gamers are watting I he Macedonian cry wails back from ihe lltioidan. the 'I eueeosee. and the belea guered heroc.i of ( d:arieston Who heitrs ; ou uie. stioo ;' liberal! -t h -'i ot?:' ' ; . -.. Hi;ient now than -iii f i.' OOK -l lil : :i iiliie. v e ar are no less mi comniei)cen:eri jy iossi';;s more !: at kuov. j'i ledge devivt d from und pes p-taally K..-- . lie',.':-: t i ... v I toe wiii 1 ! Tlu tb, ' . o .- . I b- y; V' i li IX. i ! i ' lied CO ii: ce il:. i-i ' stood, w mse pOeivi. i. is eouiiiig open ar iireaeners are ia-ou scut io rnea-" uii.-earcbabh: s h In s of ( diri st l, i h- Men woo in pairio: i ; i! .dk ;d -l fl !i:ii.: i-e -Ul hiig. ch.-.rirv sai'Oi-U':evb u-i.sMti-ary coacet dooations ami .i: i j. b. o . i oi uos n y m. ,i :t i irs. no- are the bulwark;-. o widreus wnJer of ibetr ae And not only" so, l t : com ;jge ' olJVS!.- i eouui- hnancial scne ijes iol' t he jii'uspei ify oi s.le !.,,.,.. vhi the ( ' reels are ut our j educational interests .1. .o-s " iviitui ihe loiui.-rwris ot tic-d j oi v. Vt'.'VJ,.', oo o'.t.oi-d fruit! their vork for h.-i .mi tb :l iii 1 espoot ti our there aie uuestions s ot (od the wati': . T 1. .. ..; a support, .vleiliouist priucneio un, i live without bread, and I hey cu-.-'t gr-t b-ad without money. Now fid propohd (d ,n beino- maiiiiained, the next, ipuestiou oraer u;, aie ii teeso necessary iaioier ..-ihe eau-e of..'hvist being prop-ny pro i o-d tor That is to say. nul a.ve iiiey ni- s ;?:.; oiled iu luxury and si ie not i' .'they tiCiug made-to swim ;ii o-oo.s, idothes'and table- delieaoieJ but arc they :,..d tlielr I'amiiies provided with meat aad h: ead, and f-o eared for that t- ey can spend a 'oafederate dollar now and thou, tu oo ;. i. a necessary theological, scientilic or miscellaneous work 1' We think . not. 1, ! our liberal, zealous, pure-hearted lay ii. ii look to this. "We know some stations - !:d circuits w here christian men and v,o e u. with couimendable s-agaeity and a i Uo.abSe delicacy, have marched right "p. lou; the very iirsf. lo the wauis :;nd em '..a rassuienfs of iheir preachers. But u . c.-iulifdniino ltniioiity ol ca.es, this . - - - n has not been the ens. cxji! r'ctieed, eultivuieu an minister.-- of the cbur di, as well a-, rhos. who areyouu-. uniutlueuiial and luexj- 'e "' need, are now iu danger of .-.Urvutiou. iispeciatly if they bav'M I'andlics, are th broii'dit upon the Very brink ol a proe; nice from which there seems to be Uerud liig upon "he ucvciOpnieuis ties of reliiiious hisloiy. 'i . . i i that the enterprises ana no eves tiaitdy have l n bouiid felinl vili the hit. ""' rd" the State. Ao :!,.., !!i 1.1'oportlOii ... ;o'd reaiistailce, tu us i. il'ilgeree, liburdi-y :n-1 vare and pn.'.iie ve-bgie-i Are they to be soipposad ;0 contrary to alt their : uid tactical l i.w'o-lgo, jrcit linanei.d ii'icests ied SW l.;i :.; i i . .. ' ; . S .,... : : i J . i ' 1 1 1 o.t . ( j . . . - i - i i:-,!:f;a;'" e:: i;ii i;iHi'!i UD'i eo:'c-:re;.' r- n.-, l.-sve m ve-l 't. s la ?di i h .: j.a.-.-! ii -a a-. in s and cl 'ov e.e - I ; )! o :i eel iUVc '--; : d-chris- ;d ivo r -d'. in :h o' 1 '''' ' ,i 't i. lUhicutrv i i' i.". .';.' Ot b ill ;l l- .iell, !.;er I ei' iCiO'e. vVi lil;; s' i.iViet; ; ;'i C ' o ',; i. joA-u udie.O iieSiCi. pro- : periCl; -t if.i: -v.!-' " ii i i k'iowi x::J lot1. hov o hii;h, . eti;.:. s; '-CCl.il . in t;;; ,-' Mr -1 . ;hv-n pvoi-euftVd ve:i . eociiJii:;,! 1 think t v iu the t :-.; :i laymen ol lore tb V . : e; ii i i r:o?n-t:iio"s. 1 v.'?V wliViOUs i "i '. . . 1 1, i.biO ;:; '.I OS Church , starting, applying these methods ol es. Scores of ti.em are gen- ,?ivnts and cultitation, d id' Biucli :;: gaeity and ... 1 e . iu loot s o f a n y hill i n. ou r native' i..,. ISlU1 1 he v.e would tell you of the preacher's L, iocs and tbe preacher's friend.-. : ...ye, w.: would tell vou of a great mane 'hoi;;,-, hat Wc iorbeav. iest some asp;; ; j t -or ..ut. i.- ! h .. '. i,' :-ck to . or jto,itt'oii in the Con fere m..; come here i.ext year. 1 on Alexander. UAliSOX i'Ai'iKlIK dd. b i. 2d, Ot:. rhe - i i i o i I.i.. Oi i o C: : iHl W, (' . . 1 ' . : -1 . V, poweifni'y . i - . -. ii-'.O O. to. ivi?;,-i , L 1;:: . . . i . - ' T-voicio.c-. and o?ic- oof .eUoC -1 lil.i. 1 l- : verit io eii t g'ive you public at ion , nrt oe- !- oi e I i-i i i io -A ! Mit. Moi i 'in : Jn pubii.-djing my com. .si.i.M' i ! -ii ideation oi' the l!2d Sept., your print ; y ; -si- ;:.a e a Yt ry iiti. rtant omission, i -i .- --iiaouiii irg to tweniy thousand dollars. ilefer to the original p:ip;r, and you will see '.hat f he I'd item reals about as fol low'?. : They (.Messrs Fo-rd ) dso i'o..-e to endow the i .allege wiih the "-a m of twenty thotr-aod i ii tr . 'J he ."iiPa.-.i in- -ippi.ed in )iy- hear tbo.-i: v v.' '-.f !( ..- ,. -lb d -;o loved tb- world that be gave ids only begotten Son, that wbo .oever believclh on lliiu td ould hot 1 crish, but h ue evi dasling l.fe;' when the native arose from Ids scat, and said, 'Is that true? Can that be tiiie' Mr Mutt ng dii read 'ho t told l.im it wa.s true, nnd t ;..(. .t a. i e m. sac of fiiib ;:i!! terest oi tno .-uia "! r I ' O i:ist 1 have! mentofa Ih-'..:' s-.er .-sahry. This will bo Oi I . i u; l':!i i ii!: -. a lil , ,1 - In! i t'.UO ; i on u'orlo , i" , 'V- ,;n.,t aii- .- h::' always - rii.oort : -a'p'portcd i he. o-v-ice "'bethadi-.t mere e and w-ei-ldy character to be n u- W h;lt. ec ;1 ma invesiiirated. but yesteruay v i... : .- . . ii Di:: io ;ae mi mo uoi h'ilii odjvecs ot their ! tv eve i .ii ii . i ..... . . : . . 1 . as il Were, our iur ana uonie eonege a. u iiiifiei.?, or oi.uoiesieu a : d reensboro', stood the admiration of eve j ry beholder. What an honest pride we j th Z.i'.ioi! -ei"d! y -. -r tU'.'e o't. 11 ilJ jiiso-r w- I'lU I v felt in tbe position it bail achieved, and how our soids thrilled in the .midst o! its tjiiump-lns. We had come toiciievo that dhere was not another-president iu the land of a cdiiiiho literary institution to bo j nevvtlie!e-: compared tfith the accomplished gentle- j cipni if tot. ma ii at tbe head of its interests, and not ! i-;.'-?;, another o:ii'd of tiustees us fond ami as a-oeanpli.-iii. proud i if tbe'r duties aud responsibilities. -ohs Are Buildio- after building Went up stately de dino.i ni tastelul and imposing. The chapel ;is : a glowii.;; fhe liiiest tuiditurinni in ttie ftfate, and on ihu attractive ie da i ' , ti.::l whd we:ihli. to. pis ; : of other ei;'! dv'd. I ii -lit; c or siij poo; h-r t . . i i t ' . Mi! . i- i .. ,.: liii h j i.-'iH i'l n imp. i p.;op;e : . oielH e ! !'( dly. )!i;i V sielih r: a i -a:- N ei" ' ': d.- ive to MlHicter.t to r-aj ;-" To be exploit. ; urider-jtau.i'i.'.r I v sfaace'of :m- i .. dno. '. and '-. I ilJeSSOishli). , !er may oe no uiis i; ;i... hi state tbe snb ' a which Messrs ;d intend to lev.ke ijr. embraces . t-iese fo :y will donate the 1 the land (obuiit. 'en i cics) and other fr"p , rt beh .nig io iiie jaemi-'es. I'd d'bey .-; u.'i v 'liii Collect witji the iiO of lin-e items l-t. t oli't'i' laitiuiug. t -v dwelling houses, al 'Ir dollars. dl. Thev will towerisu-. eomineueeuient oceations was. filled to the j in- upo brim with .sclii-hiis, ministers, beautiful Women and skilled and approving critics. Xorth Carolina. irgini-i aud even com monwealth?' of the far distant Mississippi, sent their radiant girls to participate in its advantages, and to wear its honors. But u'heu: is it now 'f Gone, gone, one. i i i ii i i i. iistorv. The most -a ! l'eoie tell me w ho nave been there, mac iMv-ti..! ..-..ir iiviu i i. he s:d traveller, alter wiping ms eves ai i . . a 1 1 comin-tea; s, iooK.s our upon ciuuio- walis and piles of ashes. But C roens- a:i-a :eovo i tl:'e ' O i il o I eiid- t. .- j i I; ; i l ;"!i- i-H It:;, : ii i i.'l io. on ; tj ; -: 'nd;";"' i-eat a' pual;.- i ? . - - i tieci I ut aiid'eal !h ! . . t i .1 ;fr sou aii 1 1 s.-tii.: -.! the tjoliege uia inldiilonal f,..-ruf iti.Hi. sutl dollars, the intt re.l f which h.id lie applied in edr. eating Be s-e-i of o'-ti j,;, iicrs. "ileie then is a dftnaldou ojihicd the t'on i'.-i i;t;c wf fri thoaaiid .iojht-. d he College is worth in, least tWeoi.y th a :-:iid re This will make tb.ei r o.'bocd .i..nn- senttotbel". ::na tin. 'whos- v. i bcl'cv- eth on lliio ;-'.. i; d a... peri-b, i a have file eerui-t " ' Tlcbnrsf in; t s,anJ as tJie;,e eh . ed each of her down hia check, la: rcturiictl to" leeditate in jiiivate on tlnj amazing love of Cad, wb-ch laal that day reached his soul;, ai.d there wns evety reason to believe he was afterwards raised lo share the peace and happiness fioui the loe of (.Jed shed abroad iu his heart. ..: ; :c; v 1 o p 11: U 1.? ieogi:'' Wiipi., i !i io' lVm ilo .h. liege, ha failed, vanished ilv.iy. iS ow here is another pressing finan- cTai emergency io the Onurch.: Thebuild- er-. 1 in-s miirst -o up troin ti'eir a.-sUe.s i ne cane Provision are going op like rock- ' tfu.-teeii have so decided, and we oeiieve ' . .; o1L- a-i"id ccca rdic I ihat tho iiniveiv al" sentiment ol .Method ism " f t . a .1 ...i l ... t ;.. U .Ut .a" ill the .State ciidooses that declsiou. But i slderat ons and lacts, vv h lil ice oi laci uuauiu.1 .jjo. .... ...s , .... i ;,.,;.. ..;,. .,,,.1 :iih1 in the fheO 1 then evei ybooy. who knows anrHung eontomr! . : . . i Mulia Uisi'ie the f-pciiuineou rcadlno all matters of v. '.igi- us properly abi' i Csscd. -1 inent vi' this yar. irvnt their tens ot tiioa 'ie;, .: ;le douaxioU-- I a ioiw e;c iievolenees i;;i' ; ..:-. u.a:l; plete !ii;ii!:H:os h..c bee through tiic geiici'ui-. pi-eiu three biij-beaitcd chrlsiia: s most every ii-sPinc:. wlii-r .- : have s. the s)irif oi oi-r ii:ei;ii:iV" i fail iy and fuliy tesud, iiie y n vc s: : torily responded to the app-ai,s 'u:u; their ehristiatdfy. And ate ; !'t sc i o pie In . ;. i ! y pi . 7 cunt fi.'; oar oeiiovoicnccs, a; .- ei our earerorue, w i ' e-.; f lie com me :mei.i -.; ;.' io,. .'.- if e ,. e . v-urii-:: OiL!".;. " I aliiO , c i 1 ' oi . o e-iii; ii.- i e i. ..-i 1 oi Li'' , Aad a Vit . i : C : i : 1. ' a: ;a-K ! mount to 5d !;ast st.c'.y '.V ... i .1. i ! It Is -now fur th s Conference to sa vv i otr they will acccjv tai- no o..- i ... j iiie two conditions named in ne, toim- j er communication. ib..-:..ctf,dv. I . t ' 1 1 r i -1 . -. ..,,..' O. M I I, I ) : . :.. i Da it W A i thy MIkIiI. "Wliat.soaver h) hand Cndeth to do. do it wiihtiiy migh', " was the injunction of the royal i 'teacher in his earlier day, and seei's more than ever needed, piaeti ciilly, at the jiiesent hour of emergency ai d foil. Work at it, if important to do so, early and lde, in season and out d" season, not leaving a stone unturned, aud never piuiii - oil" for a idngle hour or mi nine even. rhat can just as Wed he doiio iiow. 'Ihe o,.i I'ro'.cbe. "Whatever i.s worth dob :o .1- . . w.uihdoir.g well," is lull uf ton h ami weaning. Many a one sue enocij i,y doing his business thoroughly, w ho. e u; iLihhor rema usjioor. hy only half 'oi:'. .hi-..' f'hiei'o. inlu.stiy aud p-r-scveiii. ee ..;e tiaao i eip.iiiics in the af fa :.s ,,1' p., . Silence a stioi . idai less in thestilr- ! I 1 1 iiU :! Co. CI, at. IHU 1L!CS S.OO lll'lie O' i . c a v. Il h ii liieiid ol him wh. ai ro-t.s ,; ii .ed t o.-ts in (Uod; the :.naid a li d, layer, and a w.aiderful help in the pi act Ice of holiness. Ta acopiilo it iv c sii- aid inlen keep sdenceeveu at timea iwheii v ;oij,iii iav.'it.uy peaK, jat.viuiu i it be : ei i ; tlie. bur., ot .ourselves or other-. '-li' V : r i . e ii; Vt!i:.r iorg-i CllCUi ! hat whilst - !.!: We thank ecu werwHi- lor ' i is glory in is of our couutiy. 1'e has not 1 lis ieep.e :iu.i e..i.i.- e oil this lie "has indeed low em bored us in lieiev ;.n-. i i.VHid i u ; Li y . We have 'no vet whaersjd bt hre such displays ol HiVM.e peWct in i be si-ivatmn ii"':.. 5 beioie ; Oi i ti ll iZO ' iO Silt eonclufiveiy tue undiuinvsia:-i lioeiauiy of our cbiictiaii oopubitioa : We think of all tins crisis, ministerial support im- about the ebbs ami floods of human en- of our chri-sf.an puhtua. . Ue tain proves very slowly. Merchants, manuf- j ijusiusm, and v aes t,, study tne rapidly Uiidouolingiy t, t:- v ar turers and producers, feel compelled to shifting. ph.uA-- .-i this revoluuon, now Wnal i.an ' e a-, oi eei charge the minuter lice times as much in victories are won to day, and disasters are j l.huiea ir ike , v d;.y ,oi.t ras.o.g ctr-.io oi theitsah-ts as iormerrv, and yet contribute suffered to-n on aw ; how ihe currency in- these emei-rcs. v. ans -e r w:;.o; b . i .. . .a .1.,.. f..,.. iP ..i.ii:.j in vibi.. ui. uia tinio n n.1 linev- hesitation. ..Oi'iraiiieO, coiicci leu action and y Ciing; 'have b'i-n bendaig; vo; d hk e t ' ees before the s. -.o iu. -.o ie tta-.u one hundred persons have been C ieveitid. and about seventy of ;hem have alreaiy ;;oi nod our church. 'i'he Cireek 'i'e&tiiiacii .. About a hundred years ago. a?:ep herd boy, wrapt in bis jdaid, v-eut ir.io a bookstore inihiiaburg, and a -died ior a second hand (J-reek Tes-umeat, being un able to buy aiicw one. The book.soilei having banded him one, he as; ed ?ht; "for whom do you want it' :c price. ijuired the bookseller, for iu)seil.' an swered the boy. '"Then." .'aid the bjok seller, "iiAt u will rem! m d tiuslab; a few verses, you shall have it for noihing The poor boy, highly pleased vvitk the proposal, e-lapiied with the conditions, and carried oi!" the Tesfamcnt iu triumph. Three or privilege of pr mere .ti'etii. e tin as. tore the :ar clo.-os. n'jth a; e to oe he . tic rrx: one tlu lo id oe U 'I.inj,s WoikT aMlier. We are ut to "limit the Holy One of ?-i-jci," ( ny ii bite able preacher,) nd :o siiy, ".svyt thing- have worked to gether for our good." tind iays, ''AI! ifin-.s !' ''eys, sorrow.-, eros.-es, losses, prosperity. adcr-by, health, rickness ; the gourd he? 'out d. ;oid the uould withcr ud ; the cup full and the cup emptied ; the iingei ing sick bed, theeaity grave! Often, iodeed, .would sight and sense lead us it d.'idb. f reality of the prom ise. We o:n rcc. in many thiug.s. feaice a dim rtfi .' tiou oi love. Ireful lives ta ken hh; s. iiis prtmutuieiy plucked spir itual Toi-ps removed rbeuevoleut Kcheuies bLv. ii down, lint the upo.-lie dtea not say, " F. sKK." but "Wk know.' It is ihe i.. ii ce oi' ii'ith to iruA Ciod in tbe dad.. f!;e uninitiated and undisctr ninir cannot undersland or cxp fain the i lie oi w.-.i v men revolutions and dcpcndcnci.':! td' the vari- at the very farthest, perhaps only a fourth, creases- m value at one time, and uuex more for his support. At thia rate it is jjectedly declines at another; while the not difficult to see, where this road of des- ultimate triumph of our cause cannot ior hes.itatiou. .organ ieo, t-oucci icu throughout' the bounds of Tair C'onfi icucc. It may be unpltacant to contemplate these l-'iie Lou'. have often "iven to their men before tiVhting be-! ed wheel- in a complicated u?a bine; but he a cruM,-meeting at ilueky Springs, in 1 gaa; suits the pulpit not le-stUan the but they have confidence in the wimIoui of the cndmi- tl-. n with eurdrii crly Meet- ' tie-field.- The mi&lake eout-on b h to j artificer, thatall is c.'.signcd to4woik out some ureat and usemicnu. je iiiui io write over every mysterious dealing, Tht.- also comet. i fwia the Lord nllloeils, I i !s: i i.. ". to eomrneoce next j r;oa i. i ... a. w: have boi " L or the j soldiers and. to speakers is to .-h ..ai too she i bi'ih oror ro "hs beans, missing, by ots of the"! lev. dobii C ..-t5.,if;s iftii! . .... vciisoti i f the Tcnnesee Conleic -nee. Tins good brother is a Methodist, preacher of persons they preach to, anu tit-. hey preach for. JJf. (Jathrtc. pai tjse who is wonder! ul in counsel and excellent in working.