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VISITOR. «0LU
or 28,1870.
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n kvhmI deal
venoh# wh
ifi
nnd tile Observer, oh ml Ah
honorable man, a Christian gentle-,
man, would have reprinted our arti
cle outlre, and commented ou it. The
Independent dropped hiiu, and refused
to exchange with him, fa-cunso he
rrit$qiMcd t iMi* a Ifohciaiuw, trad not
ns a follower of the “meek and lowly
Jesus j n we then sympathised with
the Amerit** Imthenm. Jfa Whim
pered and sitified so piteously, and
fMde u-s believe tlmt lie was a mar
tr/;' but we are Inclined to think
thilt the Indipeutlcnt wa# not-tnueti
out of (lie way. 1 van n-iii j^k . .,<<
It*print our article in ftdl, Bur. I*.
AtoUutty trakfo yum ore afraid of the
Methodist* with whom \ on fraternise.
One thing ia eridbnt* you hate all
that air true, oofoHKiomd Lutherans,
aid it seems that you da not hire
year Herman Unformed blether n any
strength. The
\y [party rqjoet* us, because we
and reprove all doctrinal
insist that the Sacrament nisi
faf^tfa* petet
tibt PHmfUf
*1*^%
♦ it*
better, i■ i».
itoilwwi «<>1 kitm *
QsrsUsa Synod. ••
unHr t ■
njn
a oinf noli'
**wm kw 1 *# w n' r
•ymm,
k*o#wlieitor
» imiIii in wainuuuhlt 1
iPMTT* wi •
f - diWffiViU pbmsifseospt oar tlmnks
for hi# account ul Otc meeting of this
MM ^
SiU’- 1 body. If it wore not lor his kiud-
I
nswas
Mat ralfot the
tlwt’wfte
iKWft
iX sun
illdftfrir. 4s ptima fiffit
evidence of iitfvufoui l, fraud. Sf j, j, ,j
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i - ate.
toil ; .*
T S. Hoi nest has aQccptr
the caill 6 the Hi -thleljem ’ TAsfor-
* 7tl Srii'i (I. ■
I
ftev. Vi\ A .VI touch goes tu the
Ninth iterate. |
Pf>
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noso ami attautiou the douUi would
not know much of the vhundi iu tin*
old North ikat«\ 4 *V\ .” has, l»ow-
‘ every overlooked two items of the
proceedings,-w hich, u« they use ot
nuusmd iiUcrest, sometliiug out of
tfuj "Bkadvtc* eu<t brfmv,” wo
•ours
S. V., SEPTKMRKR
their
f
Sates at
(tilt not
not
I'incUcster! And
Ufliter in the
in all that is ehurvhly. The thiid
imrty is with us, heart and luuuk
If not nttSMriealy, it is morally, tic
stixmgest, and if it but |H>rscven*«i
it must and slmll conquer. The first
l*rty mentioned would entry the
church buck to the intolerant age
of the ant hors of the Formula Coh-
c<mlnr. Tlie scootid leads ns Out bf
the Rrangelical Cliureh ; its Icsdch*
teach: It make* *o difference wkut
ekttrrh a man belomjt to. Tlic thinl
party ia the party of ohristiatt rhar
lt^ and liberty j the party of the
Hiblc and the Confession. Its max-'
iin Is: U 1 m e»»cnttol*, hmity; im sojs-
e*MCMtial*, liberty ; in all thing*, sfcir-
ity* -• ‘ ,r K. 1
u. «t- ^ y J
l Awr fktetur: (h»r last w aspennett
fi-oui the ‘‘Monumental and
this than the “City of X\m IHUL”
We mu-ltMl home from Ualtiuttirv
time enough to take breath for a
day or two, whrU, In kcepmg with
onr unsettled habits, wo w*eiided,
oht way fo New Fort, In the ex-i
tivme S«sith-w cstcTn |sut of our
County, to assist at the ordhnttijm
of Rev. R <\ Way matT Hm. W.
was unable, in consequence of the
cotiditioii of his health at the time,
w ill nuppljh-7 si* i to attt ml our last meeting of Hy msl
i. A resolution wasoflenol to cor- s committee, therefore, wits »|>|M»int-
the Word, w ritten and pri‘a<‘li(H.1, . go to Uie l*kiludelphiu Seminary t
arc divinely institnUsl means of Hues this hs>|i like tlK* unitt*d. sup
gtaci', and demand ctturrkly naige port umuiiiuoutdy pludgtwl I Am uc
united on tlie subj*M-t of one (ieneral
JUcologicul Hominary t. ..... ,.
Ouar Hemiuar.v, therefore, <nn mg
be opened as early as October, as
was announced . iu the ]>reeedfng
( ommuniratum, ami aa we have as-
eertaiiuHl that most of the students
who pur^ioae pursuing their studiiw
here Sre engaged as trucherw fi»r a
ttj&V months later, the Coin mil tt«e
haVe -ebnelmled that it Mould Is*
, w , *> -■ jf < 4 ■ £ , if * *,
both cx}ss1ient and wise to fix tin*
time of o|*miug ou the first of Jan
uary ensuing instead, us it will also
give time ctiobgh for the cougtvga
tions to take uml forward their col
lections for its siipisirt.
The Coiuudtb-e do not pur]tose
U> waste any money at pinuut, at
least iu a huge pile of bmks ami
tuortur, but simply to rent a bouse
tcYifrh will furnish the student* with
» habitation and also rooms for
n*eitatkHis and the library, whu*h
w ifi eeoiKUnizr* tiotli the exi>eiises of
the institution and the student*.
Now brethren the CouiuutUs* have
dtHM- thrir work up to this jiuiut, do
uow ptmrs, and we shall have a
Hemluarv. T. R. It.
from Hommke wwtld tlmt the strieteat Lutheran could
desire, works like a charm; the in
tfresi msailosted in the dootrines
i*f Hu* iaitbenui Chnreli, Ugh by
mmisters ami lay imuntiers, ns well
as in the prosptwity of Hie church
itself, hi truly <*om«H > mlable and
refrt*shittg. • All that is necessary is
simply to instruct our ]ieti]>le iu the
doctrines of their cliarcb, and wiiilst
It iiMTeases their rhurrU-love and
their knowlerlge of the u IaitU oun*
delivered to the saiubv" it increosiwi,
in The same ratio, their piety, d<-\..
tion, seu! and liberality.
The Itev, J. Q. Neifter was admit
ted us a uieiuU*r of Synod, having
for U.r LulU-iati Viator
Ths North Carolina Synod.
rtwtiwd vHh Foil nay himin Hynod \ «h1 to onlnin him in his oharge. Mid" I
% tlcK-«»le, OII.Ii with 8uuU. c«.rf Urv. J. M „f
e ultnA Synod by k*tter s but failed.!,, , ... ., . , tl ., : , /t
IWHfcgutes wefe finally apjioiiitetl to ^^hTWhhtse, l^cr. A. J. BuSlkmig, < umhna Wymsf, as l
» both Til itiidlln • i and the jnnior editor of the Lmtkeriis f Wilmington Journal,
ul f ;it -I hr.riii'i
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Roanoke College.
t .ft-Jut /ni m *
Tlie OalTege ejwned
September with a forger
students flimy were exer
on the first diiy of any
»h. b Since’* thh% time
l>een freshr arrfrals every
day. A jlnrp* ptoportmif are new
-* sthdentAC’ Twelve States awl tlie
tlfh 7th
number
fofmei
there
U. The lMt her on and Mi**ionary l i*it»r,
waa adopted us tin* utfivxal orpin
of. the R^nod. ... .
Now this tx-qrores an expiuiiotion, i whleb duty
which shall tn» furtlioouioig In due as we conhl
time. We haare *w> secrets- from engagement* pressing n]Nin u*.
eitdooe herewith a brief abstract
the proceedings of the North
taken from the
with sm-h ad-
•ditions of my swu as wen* m*t re
is brlHM-ed that the above
eafr pud wtll lie n^psl.
Onr Hynwlieal hneis, Mhg miw id
YUar.
1870.
aA=r:~j=rt
For th*
on tho lull of tho
11 a. r. a SM-
A large amount of information
has lieeu placed in the hand* of
your committee, from which a very
interesting ami instructive rejiort
miglit be made, but want of tia»e
at |»re*ent will not admit of it.
Our |MU»torw have all been faithful
in the discharge of their dnty, and
their tatmni hat e been greatly Wean
*d, in the iiMmacd attention to the
Worxl of Uml, in the interest mau-
iTested iu becoming better aeqttalht
ml with the doctrine* of onr church,
iu the flourishing eemlitkm of our
Humlay-aeiiools, in a geoerul returti
to tlie usage of rate<*hiuitiou, In the
large number of new t-hwirbew erect
te*a 'IMml <» thi^ bud, froui „i .^i in tw of ©onsfruetlon,
the Virgiuia Hyuod; he lias accepted
a call ss imstor of the Halisbury
church.
8\ iwsl
I mi sms) a rcsututiuM of
1 sondes the ewlarpMUent ami repair
ing of old elm reties, to MM-h an
exteut as has -MVer been witoeasod
before tlie warw hbeu our pmqde
thank* u» tho l>au*\Ivaum Rytied wore pruorally wealthy and pros-
for their gvttcruu* donaskm ot fllOU jmsous—jwoving that wealth and
to our misaioimry ltnid*. - / . i worldly ]inia|wrtty do not mahe •
Thr next mecciagwf Hrnol will to ’ ehon.li pNpenMi* or (-foment > in
Md ia Filgrim rltmtth, 1 >s% hlsmi an iodwoso of liberality am! puiir-
tuality in the »t»|»|N>rt of tlie minis
try, llioiigti theft* is still great room
counts eu Wednesday before the
IrhI ShimUi m Angwst, 1*71.
Hyiioil instructed the Hoortl of
for iniprox ennut, iu tx rtniu chuitdie*;
to ttra. Hade: We left beam
YKirnday morning, Heptember §t^
to attend the dedteatwm serru-ea of
tlie new Ixither*ii church at liberty
Hill, Beth Kden pastorate. A« the
iron horse waa hurrying us alongL
Hrm Fiirmao and .Manly, of tt*
Furman Hid versify at dnesv^k,
entered into maiverautioo with go.
The saute difficulties meet them io
their edhoatioMol mivivots that w«
experience in U alliafla. They versi
on their way to |hy Asoociaii^,.
U> seen re funds for their Institnfii >(
They had secured 1^0,000 in iimen
ville, ami rxpeeked to mdUe
or $15,000 more at the Aaoeiafiut,
We %i*rc greatly encouraged, am]
resolved to lubor earnestly; for w«
tluMiglif, if the Baptist Cbiueh iM$fl
aacnrv thousands for Hm4t Unfroo.
aity, we might reasonably expect fo
natbze hundreds from the 1 tithomq
< hureh hir onr (Vdlegt-.
Ill a few hours we were in Sou.
berry, uml dtuiug with au qhl frieui,
we went noon ou our wny fo ijdmrty
11 ill. FasKiog the grontids onec oat
s]iart for Newberry College, wr« fo.
lield the tmtiding in its dfispUUfoi
state, uud could have shod
over it* desolate, appearance.
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The duty of pmiehiiig tlie Orfli * inyrteH iu sun I nmunnnirutuHt:
nation sermon was iui|M>sed on ils, 1 **N. (\ Hx nod op TRK ItTiKitf |
Tnisloea of N.wlb <\iroKua College i*» the large additions to the wamlier the most U-outiful and llieluoat t*n.
to Admit tin- sous of Imtl.eran minis «*f oommanicanU during the \mmt %enient Imildmg for a ixdlege tn tfo
Southern States, uow a- urns* «f
rnios. Soinels*ly, aurely, is rrspoq
ailih* f«»r this waste of tn^osure.
t>n Saturday niomiug we met St
Iatwify Hill, :iud the someas om*.
meucol. Hawkins, iv.iuest, I
My, awl - myself wen* present.
The rlnm*h is Isiilt ou the sua*
s]M»t »Mi which the old house iMuotL
It is 55 by 45 feet, and comfortably
seats -“Ml |m-i*oi»*. It is neatly erd
tee* nt half rates ol the regular J*** » for allot winch we run thank
]*r*re of tuition in all the ehisses 1 <*vd aad Uka vouroge, feeiing as-
of Colh-ge, and to charge no tnition I ^ he If at work uiuoug us.
of indigivtt yowng men, having the hlesshig tho hibors of his win-
aiinhury in %iew. f ~ »- J Mw K
One of tW iiio.t |W-t -ml' “""‘t"" *"
ImriMutiitMUi of Biiwtl vw [wloI ( IM .VM n **
M.1 at I.iiUmt.iu Uii. ,.ar, ,1 » ,, * el •» «'“'*•>•
uud two ehuiehfo in David*>n eouM-
ty, tluwe revivals have be*-ii of very
little U-iH lit in lankiug such ehurrli-
every
and we hear it remarked
where, ‘*(»«1 1* with us.”
Tin* lfook ot \\ orsliip has done
,tv ,* wrll i CM «CB—T(.i. My M ... A.iihmI «*“ 1 ««*> *" ■* ““ rtonM, um1, m ^
mM, amhl tb. mnnni. ‘ “*""' 1 "';. y"-"“ b " r “ 'l«.«uf
iita Mtf 1 A « ‘ fc *»
our lenders. Onr motto ia not
We reached the clilirrh Hlhhitb
Asm, but «nb' critre.
. County, and continued its sc*«um«
! to Mimiosv, Anrust IffHh.
! es more liberal [of mon piutetaul in ed, and j*atuf«xl within ami wkhoat.
Ibeir |«a*tors’ walanes ; the Tlie perns amLimlpit a«* of moderu
iiKMM*y and tho love of uu style. Tin* pnipit, altar and aisles
righteousness nre mostly com plained
to MiMidsy, Angust L'Wli.
In tho mean morning, which was bright and bhl J M*ch Inisineas mt iiu|MirtNiM-e was
ti*K‘ wo i)i got every lastbcVun in oing, uml found, although some tl pie ‘ B-Jiisactcd, and etitito Miuitiimity
North Carolina, wlia ia not merely iu advauee of tho hour of serf
cuafeantoimlty es nngelieal, but ulso a large cmigng-.itioti
u\|ierimeutally, to ask tho question : ad, uud by the time
•*1VhHher mca tee being dragged f* ini need, s*> great was the crowd. - . -- _
Wo are not aUe >vt to say, w heth-1tktt many maid not get w ithin the * , ** m * df the Charch stiw Uy Imtberan |
or the 8yi»«l of North Carolina ischnrcli at all. f ^'SrfolW^iix hitaTi ^lfotirs elect ' ^ ^ fowfo-WsMsia Yugiaia ; uiIk-s from the land* sioiehoune
governed by a dnwmeirate ora trium Hro. 8hreekhiao ami myartf wen* „1 fi, r the i.rrsent \ car : lUv. W. j ' ‘ (Matt, iii; H>); for we can not fove
rirate f but this wo do kiK)^, tlmt tl* o* l y niemliers of the Ordination Kimlmll. Fremdmt; Ifev.C. II. Item 1 . . . * ^ ^ il; ^4k
there two men in thWt Hx imd t Comiulttce present. Hru. W., hqw-: in-iip, Iteeordmg Hreretary ; Rev.-(«<>$•■« 1 IfoUtM. tbr pfoomUM^ . ^ fo ndrwOnug to bear that two
- -- - r M - 1 I X lii-ii-. -S 1 |»1 *«*»«»/ trn x.M a fart due lo flu* (>f
Mfll ’
SC* |
line 1
jfo. ehanHlerised the |*roe«s-dii»gH.
' ‘ <br uud • can not b£ IwiMight t.. ;
already fly- Wsw mhqdoil «ud pnlimiusry st«|M , . . w
e ser\HV* eefo‘1 were tnkm Po bring ^mt a eh»mw 4 ^ 1 W1,
Ixiuod id anion liHweeu th«sa* see-
linns of tfo Church atlirllf
in thvwr laitb and pem lav.
0*4 two \aymatx wo* *P|aiiated t« rt ( thoM* imdtoes whose omign-ga
eoafrr with a similar ixMi.miUee to j |HlU * fove (iqtAxivl such seasons of
bo aiqsHute.1 by tfo IVuamseo 8y*-j n . vivilHr \V»aild it not la*
ml, to nm, w het tier the fwx. tiymsi* UcU Uu(| uur |H ^ )4i , )|Q
together ia •*•►»«*. Him ufovi that converts a man, fo
create* in bis fourt both a distaste
) and hatred of all sin, sad a generous
who have tigstted ns luiilfy, labored 1 over, w as ordained, the mem
Intfkn Tt'rrfrory*'nre rq>rene^hed
V font the latter a Choetw. [hanl to cause us trouble, and who rommitt^- pn*<ent thinking
y fofonL«*• noH ’ wwni ' lK ' rtvou « n< l wotdd lie hyndieions to defhr it
if tfoy MaM toiNik np tfo Oenerol The si rvUv* tfimngliont were
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A "Dvttn Eaat Hcxtvruitce
L. A. kfokle, 4;om*Hpoii.biitf , writing to >oo,
fop* 1
rmforwof H H , __
^ fHocmtar> ; Dr. I*. *V- Sitlurd, Ttvan , |Mv**ure td other dutu-w. itouiiog j ffoiv «M|ire
, ijBIfb L j • . , < tf.iHW item tMiu the tiximd ot Ihiulh a__
Itev. I*. It. Hemfoim was ehx twl \ Mruxitubh I v.mi hdemo
of CorrewptMMliiig tVeJegsie to the Ten-) ******* '“Kima Mreeptab.e. I ■ r tbe Cale. hu
hr* carpeted, and will fo omaaiewfed
: with h suta, Miarldc-top titUr, mid
iih )«Mh*on. The ainoanr saffieietit lo
erect thisehuivh i* selwrHla*d, whit*
uiim-Ii of tfo work wan «hMM by tbe
member*, t ? ‘
The eliuteh was dediest.sl to(foi
(Mi KaMiath nunnlrtg; according th
♦ liforalily, that hill not withhold tfo i tfo Uxiatifbl fimtu given hi tfo
lfowk of WorabipL ( Rev. Wm. Levfr
preiielie.l tfo sennou, iii uhk-kdie
urgixl tfo members N» Imld last to
tfo ddeirilies and usages of tfo Ls-
|Mst(NW legnlariy instroot j tfonui ( ‘barch. and warmly
.* (xfigicgatioHs on Sim- mended the ontirji <er\ u.v* of tfo
ofretiMHMi* in Uh* due times of Hook of Worship. Tfowe brethiea
lusm mih! our time-fa mured have vrvtrted this temple as an oflfo-
ConTessusi. \N]e also suggest that. fag to tiod, a gdft to tfo rharcb,
to fix! «be South Fandiim and This Sjnod held its twent.x ninth lM4 failHidnal fo mbuhted ami a legacy ta theircfiUdren v
! {"*■**> A***!-**. « ,* B M, prif ilrgw U « M inLomt *■
orre*]*»»u«lo»g nrli-^tc
Hyttod ; Rev. O. D. lU-mheiin
tore now*
Synoff, and bttmsli tflto Hook ot Wor 5 *1“' Impn-ssive rthtl Inteix-stfag
MoaP otters os tkiwb dafott 9 ofk huiii*^ , ^P frmw the tflinrehes. And Tetters obararter, and all set ined
sthflk- if -fa* wiU.advurtise if twelve ^ have lieeti wrltfon North Tor tlie pur deeply tinder them. . IB
mmififcfeJ Thank j*m; air, tfo your dfo 1 l KWt * of "btftiniiig eafl* from church Brw. W. is exerting a happy Iu 1 p nMII ; ,rf tfot we can iiesr of this 1 m J m * mtm * ** vliorrh—in tfo , foe,, n-gwhnly jUtnmtwl by a oonnw* see these wocshi|qs-r. ie t m«nag
interested oiler boiwhvdid wmnabi0 Indohging to tho Oenernf Hyuod, HiK*mr among tliat people, and If Rynod. it Is rmnpmsMl (»f iirtelHgrnt. ' 'dvamswwent u( it* mtavemMi wm» fo cofoehuathM^ excrtH fa extreme tfa* house which lbfji tlu-iuft*
sav six. ia# ,w t^'elve dozen ^ at am &n»ieiifirh an ire irof. Mfb uml health an* S|vired, will do HinsHan gentlemeu, who are exert- manifested at this Meelmg than we c g im possibility „ l»y tfo near
’marnlvmkttk, mom ntuW Wu font Brethren, we lmv, iu. sc re‘s* ; nor * ***1 Tlietc. a p-w.ilat n.rtuenee |« tfo ml , bad at anx time fo*ft»re noticed 4wv appruach fo .|c«lh. or fo |«i*utx
it* ifMtg a Hint more amp. cun j- » ’ .. , . . . , vauivineiit of u high state fo maralit> , ti,„ u« r Vml **• stinluit*- it in i fa- Ji #.
not? be oui veives, anil we dp i we clicrM. eltlhw enmity or 1 , lie has pnfrmed a very prodfot 1>t tUwt lwjrti<Mi pf tfa. stair fa which 1 ?.** ^ .* *** Ml>l> “ **!"*!«* faHFt famifajs.
not want onr Irmfofe ;m«l subscribers • hattt'd tPMardh ft single individual. ' conrwe w ith regard to tfo Book of they laUir." lari that the ministers are «lftvcting j lfoppefolfclly faibmittod.|
to-be Wlooe * f f -n e . No brother can rise up and mt that Worship, mid will succeed in *$et In reference to the Theological tiw>,r * l>t [^ > to ^ ^ *
^ “ -nmMed‘H,.ninan of tfo Henna! Hyuod, it ^ IImmv m hma. fafon* «• tfork,
Tin* vijwfvtwa Lather** adverti*es
u Hair lteNtonitlves,*’ not we.
Witoe- f *r.
1 : w«er*(
ylv4.,s. s fa.-
Europe.
mi
we ever tried to injure either him or H>»g It verj- generally cirvtilal... w , VTOM1 „
uny one else j hitt we abhor doubfe among his issiple. He has »fo> was resol vim], (if immory serves mc.j tlnsnselTca, and 1
dealing ^ we delight in tearing the 1 «w»red a nnnibor of subserifors 1 aright,) that owing to tfo fact tb*t iw,Uy ^ llwr trnaA m Wm
mask from the face of tfo hypocrite, * lo the Viktor. All this only gfos BeV. Prof. Rmcltrer will n-uiain at
ti. D. UmiNHLIM,
J. 8W lCKtiOOD,
It O. MILL Lit.
f
Tlu) ^liedding ot blood, the de-
styiw tfan *f Ufa 4»its of industry,
«fii%faiba»»fa^fa of thousand*, ami
tfojkiijn)(4.oC,bfobausm over chrisr
tiqfatX* of ^dfoUl over-life, aud of
tfo iw^fiiMd; tksiwur, arc
Mtid’tJfa <>*' tfav day. A whole
viUacPf bifo ifoyu defaroyed by tfo 1
fos. _ Htmsbfirg mast soon
|-Tfo Prussians Ufa nt
v t-rsaiflfo. hi j» : r $ a-.’ r*.
Tfo Italian army has entered tfo
territory pi Hie Pope. Tfo people
receivq.kfo fafaipw fotliusiastically.
Itoii’.c is in a sjfcatw fotoeige, and the
tkh FopcM temporal reign
fnmiHbillrv dow not
araimnn-iiiJ- jHIilt. 1 - '3-t
fc** jqMWfT »*( >
v IMl ililjAfm A yl t
\ *»*»;» »swa f ,no "s
)V >»*»
*»a .^reading with fiightfol
h l , ’ i 8 1 W *““•*
i/ in; Ur^Vn i t t t .t li «T-1.4'
- - p-t—
RM Witoeu
Ir-ftMiMiti!**! <s!.
aud if some skin and flesh accom
pany the o]K*ration, tfo fotter for the
sjifrit of the man, we believe.
Wo labor only for tho bride of
Christ. They that oppose us and
pernecuted, di*lilc*l, and ceil tpolen of
became tee ore true to the letter and
the npirit of the chnreh and of Ckrint
pnmtoltoti fo tin? ruin* of Christ. ;
We w«Mlld imM be nndcr»tood to'
iuiimate that any did this, but we
For lltc Luiknui Viailgr.
HoAtoa Synod.
do kuww that retry for fa the Hytiod i Tin- Evangelical I .nth* rail llol*t<Mi
.-if
that
Tfif
we j
nerp
of
^to, not "to fotng crip'
- f if We ore Wrong,
to show w hat might fo ihuu* iu WulhaYfa, as I*n»shlc»it of Nfwfoiry
the way of emulating tfa U*»k* Cfofage, and Umt Ifav. I>r. Rnde had
ami pa|km-s of tho ckuirh. If folv 1 his hnmU fat! wifli his fabora «s . ^ , , a ^ . - *■
pastors woo Id umfaitake It. Cfa» lMMtor of .fo v]lixrvh j,, Cfoumbis. Pnnwai* to this year was aiqqKirtvd, 8yn.nl in. 1 n. Milking Spnug d.utvh,
w-it of effort is wanted among n», ;UI ,j ..f the Lutheran Viktor. 1 [" * * TW,t ' ! '"Z!. '*^ C «‘" ,t '' T ! ,U ''’
the Lutheran Vinitor are opposed to-* a,H * up wonld IwooaM) a 1 so that fa-wifi iMit fo able to devote "*!** prei»*died tfot Tlie^aflkn rs l.»r the yiinvnt year
the’ ehtiroh and to Christ. We arc ** «» »*•« »«»“!- mm h time to hi* pmfassorshlp in * ,,huat ■***• ,lrtM * "" : Urv * 1 n 4 f ^
in order ta do this, we rnnst Seminary, and yet fo U now!" 10 m } , . _ . . I. - . , „
to display that spirit fo opposition, the only Lutheran minister left to * a#,% *** Mi a inters are Mojrrtary, iuid !| h. Williams. £*q^
too pra\*Ml«-ut among ua, which. In i a „ atsl iii.-ismueh as
The. great evil of the day fa that el ^ ct » *!*» u "9 w *y <* the students of theology fn Virginia
there are in tin* Lutheran Church t**lK»as I want jo«, think ns I think, vx'ill mostly go to tfo Philadelphia
three parties—on.- set have tfo letter,] ****leve as 1 believe, or I wiH not 1 Seminary; tbi-refore, for the present,
but not the spirit; another hns the ' Gu-ofKMwte »itl» yoa.” But is then* i we ,1^.,,, { t inadvisable to call on
s]»irit, but car^M Imt Httlc fat* the 1 ttrt . v Bs spirit of 4 hrist iu *u«h , H(r clmrrhes far the snpjMirt of the
ktfer; the thftVl puffy hh» fofh tfo '*™b**t » Aa.l yet, io h grifaml j
HE r _ enerdl Synod’s TtuHilogteal Semf
way/*' thdJo orfcfr fakidlue • tfam nary nt Columbia; and tlmt, shonld
... „ to be oliristiaim par moiMrsa. Hat i ut ,y students of theology in oar
but not Lnther*s; they* have the tlie spirit of < hrist is paCMRitHtly 1 D^io.1 be pre]uired to ontvr upon
letter and tlie sjrfrit. Tfo first be-
long’tothe]KWt ; they' afe LtrHrernhs,
ConfesMlons and the teas-hinga of the
fathers in the Torthemn Chmvh, but
we faar they have not the Comforter,
the spirit of Christ; they assn red l\
have not charity'. Tlie uext call
themselves Lutherans, hnt thev
might with as much jwopricty call
tfomselves Reformed. Tliey hare
no ffxt-ti doctriunl convictions, nml
nre ever learning and never able!
a spirit of charity, and w »f uny tuau i tfoir theoh.gienl studies, they In-
have m>t tlie sjurit of Christ, he is ail vised jo pursue their stndies, far
•f'BBh’V 77 ■ * the iwesent, at Mount Pleusant, as
before provided hy RyM«d.
Id trftrence ta new churches Imv-
A*r tk« UMltertn Vuuor
Ths Thsslogissl flood nary.
ing been recently orgnnixed, aud
Tlie first of October, the time nt individual old churches having been Greiner and W. B. llubbert, were
do
ne in a Christian man-
* ...
,1
urtfu
“d 4
ev
wliicli it was conterhplated to op4*ii 1 made hito otqiamfc pastorates, the
tlio Seminary in Columbia, is ‘ Synod authorized a joint meeting
mar at hand. The Commit tee fove of tfo Central and Western eonfl-r
to come to the knowledge of the 1 assembled to carry* ont tfo instruo inco, to fo field fn Organ church,
trtttli as fold by onr ronfbsaore and
fathers; they have, however, the
spirit of (’hrist, they love him, and
they do Hie worfcs of Lntlier; tfoy
cry aloiiil; they do not preach many
doctrinal sermons, but tfoy preach
repentance, faith, and good works.
The l-.sxt party dffferH from, and yt»t
no H ,1anil faat he should not,
by ufllliholding tliiA truth, and hy
foil malicfaif.'j jnsinnatious,
if, bis i.fogbfoii nor rui.se an
IC
rt against
ohig this, a
the l^ighth Q
Lutheran?*
i wcMdo- ndt w
it. Tfo iCafochisiu *did, of eonree,
the explanation of t#ie Decalogue
are iiarts ofjl
‘ by—
hero and there
Evangelical A'
to four false w
eraT. They have clmrity aud works;
they preach doctrinal seriuous, but
they do wot forgot the hearts of tfoir
bearer*. They insist ou repentance,
tilth, and obedience. ' They lay great
nor raise an
t pTVgqTTT ~
us violating xtreu on experimental religion. In and beside they fife not right
tfoAiser-i J ^ ^^ T ’ ^* * ’
is guilty.—
much at
0 Symbolical
only a part,
f our article
lias man-
ness against
deed their maxim fa: Religion fa-
experienced is not from above. This
third party constitutes the true
Lutheran Church. To this tee belong.
For this we labor.
One party dislikes UH, -becanse we
ore not dead-enough, because wo urs
a live man, prove all things, and
bold only fast that which is good
but to thtft we do hold with owr
tions of tin* Ocnenfl Syliod, but hot 1 on Thursday, Octofor 27th, next, for
a single dollar of ult those collections
directed to fo taken in the One
hundred mid ninety-four congrega
lions In Its connection is in hind
wherewith to comimuice o|ienitiqiis.
Neither of onr interrogators, *uh-
qulM 11 nor “South Carolina,'’ hiive
sent its their iwrtlon. ‘01^01^*0^
is right wfon he intimates that (his
nnty fo the cause of hot haring
the purpose of re-arranging certain
pastoral district* west of the Yadkin
river.
* ' 4_ _
Rev. V. II. Bcmhciui was ap]>oint-
ed a» a coiuraittcx- to visit the city
of Raleigh, and, If possible, to or-
ganifcc onr German brethren, n siding
there, into a laithmii Chnreb;
Hyuod wa* informed that some ttro
or thiw hundred Protentant Gcr
mans were firing in Raleigh, some
of whom have expressed their anx-
iwrieuco in goiug to work under * icty to have a Lutheran clmrch es
heard from the Committee, the mem
tiers of which leave had aotue ox
VtXkhmOiiui? In rl In «ta»V 1
resolutions of Synods, aud tfoti hav tnbllohed hi their midst.
ile.ro is a
iug the bills to toot fbemoefae*; sjilriufid field far some energetic
utul lu'sdile fliPV nnt H.rlif nmi * i,
alx>ut the support unanimously
by the District Synods
misaiouary to oocn]»y.
Synod expressed its desire to raise,
General (onveutioti at \Mnehcster. syiwMlical year, for missionary uml
Tlie Synod of North Carolina, iu loss 1 educational pnrposos, nod appor
dtnn Mink< months after pledging ’ *»—-«
D^ ga t*« bmr A
than three moiit
through her Delegates her support,
has ]*assod tlie incnxfible resolve to
continue their Theological Seminary
at Mt Pleasant What sayv our good
sifter pledging 1 tioned to each churek
amount of this suoi, ms a suggestion
to these clyirdies the amount they
could raise fr> these objects; and
judging (ruiaftigo UkenUtgr man ifeat-
brother, Pro* II., Wh3 was one of ed in thrfr cxJfaetfana this year, it
that it denatrs a healthy 1 meat; llr.v. l*rn!
w hen the misisters are mo ; rrtarj j iuid 1^.
tiiiuifctl as to fa* stale to devote lludr ! Tmoum-r. j
services more nud more ta |mhPm;iI . Tfo niiuistets weix* all intwient,
work. ’j i except three, j One of tlicae, Rev.
About #400 w as raised far mis- 1 Was. Hancfarj lias since died, llis
sionary |Mir]>toea. ‘It ia snd that so • H,>l b ^ J* with whom be
small a auln fa all thnt we ran fanl- would leave bis dying
tribute ti» so iNqiortatrt ah object i»t father. Another, Rev. J. E. Bell,
this | Kiltie ids r juncture of nflhira. too feeble th attend.
The ntissbai field In Virginia is sadly Owr meeting, upon Um- whole, was
iM*glwte«l by owr chnreb. A reaoin- * very pleaautit. A good deal of bas
tion was udo|ded lUvfTfng the Gen- f iucao, chiefly o^ a local character wa*
end Council to occupy any mission transuded.
ground of o«r Hjynod wlikh It m»y Prof. Jus. U. Tunn-r, LiveatiuL*,
w ish, and to xupply any iKiint w ith
preaching. [ ' ’ *
Two young im-n. Prof. J. R
ordained to tfo holy office of the
ministry, and one, J. Mu hood, was
recommended to he ordained as noon
was ordained, ltov. J. A Hcuekur
w as suspended, on a charge of la-two-
doxy. He had been preaching that
a norro* for sin is tm pari of repeat-
osorA Tlie Sypod unanimously' de
clarod this to be contrary to otu
Coufession. uud Mr. Seneker having
after the 'mfionniment of Synod as ei'fascd to ivoaut Ins error, and in
those entrusted with the duty may i falwrc preach the doctrine of the
* * Caufossdon, liq was *us]iended from
appoint.
A gratifying offer was made to
Hynod by the Masonic lodge of
Marion, Yu., offering the use' of a
suitulile building iu Marion for the
establishment ot a Female .Seminary ,
if the Bynod would guarantee to
foster tin- institution by its super
vision and endorHeuient. Tlie prop
ositiou ,is a most favorable and
o|)i>oriutic one, in view of the failure
of onr Wythcvillc achool. Synod
appointed u standing eommittev to
secure the servire* of a suitable
person to conduct the school and to
have a general supervision of the
school, so fur a# relates to its oon
temrt, $1,000, during the uext tiiluaucc. A minister whose capac
ity and “conversation* eminently fit
him for this jiosilion, is already
considering the matter of entering
ui>on the enterprise at once. The
beginning has to be made, and the
sooner the better. Should he accept,
i of it.
ve will advise you bf it Xuough
far the present
HOfIKN.
the ministry, a* tlie mildest punish
mvut which uc could uiflict, with
tfo ho]*c that fo wight see and
retract hi# errpr.
Tfo church iu u hich w© met was
(UdictUeU on Saturday. I preuebvd
the Sennou. It is a very neat, com
modious and subsUutial brick build
ing, 45 by 50 feet Tforo has been
very (Uwaded improveuient iu church
architecture iu oar Synod for the
lost few years, Ou the 4th Subday
in tlus month 1 w ifi preach a sermon
at tfo dedication of a new Lutheran
church iii the city of Knoxville. It
la under the cure of Rev. J, Meckel,
a member of the Pittsburg Hynod.
I may give you some account of the
services, &«., after the dedication.
Very-fraternally,
tj >. ] > A J. BROWN.
\ r aca Mriw^wt^jarad, and Craw
ford, IU. For information address
Rev. J. M. Lipgle, C2Iaremont, or J. F.
Moyer, Mt. Carmel, ill.
maetecs
have fault, to hi-ar them sing with
fctvur the N*sigs of Zoo. and to
thank tiod for the |s ivih-ge of war-'
Mhipphig lliui "under their otrn riao
and Jig tear? to see tfo earuostoraa
with which they listened to the
wont, and tfo pleasure depicted am
every eoootcuanoe itt roitsetpieuee
of meeting again before tfo ltlercy ,
seat at < L*forty lliU. Well them
brethren, few iu mini for, have tadt
T » ~
> a bouse of jfarohi|k. and here, w here
tfo Lutheran Church was nearly
dead, u here fo-r Miinisferw have no*
pit foiled for s**\eiMl years, a temple
has been faiilt and di-dicatcd to
God; aud tfoy and tfa-ir rliildcea
will tiM*ot from time to time, sad
lift tlieir hearts-ia praise to OedL
How tnu% tfot if yoU train ap a
child iu tfo way fo should go, whoa
fa- is old fo will not deport treat it.
These brethren were taught tfo dse*
triues of tfo cbim-U in. tfoir youth*
and now when they are old tfoy.
have nfo forgotten Zion. Although
many iaflucuces were fa ought to
bear hjhui them, leading them from
tin- cliuroli, ye» t lu*y are found faith
ful. May God still bless them. .«
While ainoug these brethien, we
present(*d the cause of our CoUefl^^
when every member who was able
to contribute, gave us s subscrijfooa
according to tfo five years’ plan,
recoinmemled tn tfo Board of ttb*-
tee*. Tfoae (teople give librenHv
in building tfoir elutivh, sod afo t
for sustaining our Dotage. If oU*
our |xx»i>lc w ere as lito-rul, oar Col
lege wonld be snstsined, and all ort
churches baflt and hiadc fa-autifttl.
i- 4? A
TYkoai doe* it Hit f—A
pondent of » German paper m —
menting tfo small number of st»-
deuts at our sebolaatic
says; “The proper place far a Spto
iwary is not a death silent viifagv
of farmers, but a town where »o
students may become well aeq
ed with the ftitnre field of
labors. Thus for example, tfo tafo.
inary at Gettysburg should fo fra"*'
faired to Harrisburg or Baltiamre;
otherwise ft will never be he*ra«
from it# solitary and obscure po**’
tiou. A school of this cforarjto
requires capable, vigorous aud tok
on ted uieu.j. It is too oftca the case,
tliat Qur schools are mode the pr*>
siofted usvlums of worn out, wcklj»
and ineBelent men. Hence ft fo
tliat onr youth go elsewhere for tfott
cducwtiois and towny are lost to tfo
Church.* 1 . i. • u , v l
The above is in jiart true, but that
which relates to our professor* is oot
true. I judge that tfo writer weeds
a little
hops he is “to fat” himself. I
of no vacancy at present.
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s
A harried trip
ifl now to be -
written. Thi* 1
abort roapite fn-i*
no aid ware m» *j.
im notes from
Sketches. Mem •
fused when *om
a two months* t< I
this, our reader- <
for that «rc did
to see or to have
about, and (fol!
ouly auch a jfrri
cuds’* a# we ahnll
fer from the ‘‘ca J
tfo columns of th
We had, in on:
home, that deal
pliuw*. and (OL
moat agrorabh.
for the “far Ini
tbc cvpresis amTt 1
mention of sever,!
CXMIM* ta Culum! 1
handsomest city t
jirond diatiuetinn
since the omoi
runry, Tfaki. Th
tiou of this* fair
tfo 8tatx*—ia a*
aud OltOgertK r s
used not here ajs
rowing detail*,
effects of inva^«
than any city iu
tainly far mon* 1
visited. IltT
everywhere «t ri
tfa*re, hut mail
edifices and fine
w ldch made the*-
mere rwbl*ish ah'
t‘oii$idering th
il* inliabitant-S i:l
«{oite rapidly ry
original figure, "aL’-v )’
another pbn-niv. '■
- business boafos i^v. -
efcctcd are get;- a , ;
I losing KTz* anH ».; v :
which, five yearsK.:
direful contiagr.iiv. .
tfo * plead id U( !/'■
mm-li to the app M . *
tie-.n*phwx*d: it n*
innre pm^>eron> |.
stuMittg fin* th- j >
.die was forme:
. . . §
vuuUrt# to her ‘ ■ :
‘ * / | ->
K\Tft now she - ^
very liaudsouie b»B .t^
tfo finest hotel shK-
Sonic of fa-r sfr to ^
triple row of osi.H ’ \
with ffo <-l(-gnrr |
on either side. ;■
past, when the v ■
like |4en.*MHg vf<B
many obhvts^ofe l >
only tfo new,- I
State Capitol, I
State. State P**ito
ney fbirfc. * f~ s>
liming lo*t I ,
pan ion, we start
alone tluin fas
he “through Ed
way*® for fa*
and we sow hav
: tfo new road c*«
and Augusta s
like most of
rnnuing ov# - ^
and consequent! \
ble line fat j ■
No oik* can fimr.
of tfaith Carol::
seen on the li mfl
bore w« ore in t
We hare sec:
cities of tho Horn
and Galveston,;}
ly aay ths*,. toil
Columbia, Augd
a rival in begi!-
ou a bluff of l
haudsomefy hii«
, streets, and ha-
• riousjy. e*tfamtc
25,001k From G f
tlie Savauoah u
* a good bird’s--
w hich imprest s
in tfo distaiicc.
Broad and G
.not aei-n equ:dh
Lusiuess thoroti d
for its great K\
as ilavimtue. iiti|
width, porusllr
by two large mar
tl
t
X
hoed witfi fa i
coatey I
tfo view ratltt;
nernt, tfoy tat i
Broad street. X
the whole k*.
Parallel to thi':
which, for ab(*i:
magaiicettth s
of large oak s
centre row# i*
on which chikir
tunities for qx
the street on ta
»ud between it .
ore of good wid
fu fiy oiruhed bv
of the trees. Vv
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