The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, October 31, 1873, Image 2
AT ST. TAVV*
re vm qiHt •
The Rev. l>r. Hoge, of iliihiMtete*
V^a^lUMtlw considered the rrul
floethorn States to be (os Oonee
Maury bettered them Id Am>
Virginia. North Corotiua, Sooth Osr
the attention ol **—
w Wr :t ■ . mm wStsS?
the Gospel.
a ti»i^ eddeei
dhUeend «i “Ui
ir letters wfrea f
tit ere aent to
appoUteg} hat *£
the *Uge set the lotto
men, who oouipuae the dde^
Dr. Thiedn,., M
er, of Bremen \ Dr. Aige* jjL^
of Got herdMirg; L*. DfijLrft
iiu; Dr. Christh-ib, of Bwu ; i
Bachman, of !’.rmj<iesb«t|, j
Boegner, of Stra»h.:rg, ^ J
Kreit, of Bone.
The service! wen epmi **1
prayer by Dr. 8chaf, id^l
ainging of a hymn (he anip)
man opened with a few ramkl
which be greeted the frfcgm]
behalf of the aodieoee arife J
pie of the ooantry. He miffi
gentlemen who vert to*'*,}
known to many in thehafldbin
heard them on the ether wild]
Atlantic, and to thoat vtateitl
the pleasure of knowing aai haJ
them there they werekaoetlfim
works. He concluded byatralmj
Dr. Dorner, who was te ijmi I
“the Church and Thesfe?* 11
reverend professor mad* a J
speech ou theology white n|«f
intelligible to hU brother m,4
than to the major part of tie am
enoe. In speaking of iheCiwetA
said be was not in favor otifel
Church, which annonnee—! J
hailed with appianae. Beqtef
Columbia, Oct. 1?.
Her. B. C. Way man, Madteea C.
H.» V*^ died October It. Qht—y
will he fhmiahod for neat weakte
paper.
Rev. W. W, Bowers, Oeaceed, N.
C., died October 17. We hove r»
reived uo particulars.
China, sud how U I \
faith of their
inideiity and
we have bat now returned from
the Synod of South Carolina, end
find any amount of work to he doutt
on our table. AH we, therefore, have
time now to my la, that Synod did a
great deal of work, and that the
members, although often advocating
and defending distinct aad opposite
measures, yet treated one another
as brethren, and separated with the
kindliest feelings for eeeh other. Wo
hope to be able to give a satisfactory
account ot the Synodical proceedings
In our next number. 1
for “Oiwtj * Mr. Curry
serving the IsN end Ighuag the
eommoa enemy •f I fie kingdom}
and thirdly, we imps that tree the
brief eerwuet which we prvneti d
ih# uiferaecue ef the AHiaiMw wid
jHt frldl t tfclir medecitaiMi l.wg of
wfrl deal work le he fernm p 1 1 n 1 i ~ 1 1 ,j
pnrlialL
iu the mailer of self support the
iMMUiiwu nil a<r» an iq the frout
rank. This report showed that in
N*» Eugiaod there an 44 (mupera
to ««rjr 10.000 inhabitants, aud only
13 te 10,000 ia the whole Sooth. It
alao showed that 11 persons te every
10,000 were convicted of crime in
Mew Bugbsd, ami but 0 to 10,000 in
the entire South. It showed, too,
that ie New Bn gland there wee one
Littrll’h Lrmto A ox.—The oam
here 1681 and 1532 of Tk* Living Aju,
dated respectively Oct 11th and
18th, have the following valuable
article* : The state of English Ecu
try, Qmortertgr Review ; The Life and
Teachings of Mohammed, JVnjwr’i
Magazine; The Birds of New Jem
land, Spectator * Progress of India,
Saturday Review ; A Piece of Sponge,
Ones • Wmk; The Foarrtesw, by the
author of “Flemish Interior*,* Fra
European civiliza I
# *T|e next spea I
Dr. Bliss, of Cons* I
pWaed the extruj
Obostantinopoiiia j
It was, no d
a great cuJ
Merchants sojourn*
«®e from all part
'through them. )|
tract* and Bibles
*** in the di»
*rnth, and miasioJ
watered over the
*Mom saw each ot
*br distance beta ,!
***** ago there
in Turkey, and u
in America, and said that new
in the world, even whoa uteri
protection of the crow% van
progrees no great or so hedfr
here, where everything, Mhgu i
eluded, luxuriate* beneath the*
of Liberty.
The Her. Mr. Held, of Set I*
wot next introdooed. Be us ■
was a pastor, and, from sqm*
he thought that the pastor,
theologians, were the worke* J
this frank anaertioe mack rate*
satisfaction were manifrtei s
said he was proud le wdcfo 1
America the del^stioe wkidW
as its members some of
theological lights ef Gerusej. *
in fact of Europe, and hud ®
their experience ef Apod* 1
Americana would be aspfemd*
happy os his.
Dr. Zimmerman, ef laipdk *
was advertieed to apmh *
Dorner on the “Church
ology,” now came forward. I**
mark* were confined to tk
which, be said, afforded ttJM
for labor and good workfJW
science of tl.eoiofy, the te* 1
fo the ueaetetutioo of the oofored
am Beuth, uo a rale, which peeve a O
ud him meutally from coping with
; Her. Mr. Uban
*«i«eman said tha
Mu recent travel*
sure to do mud
***°*tJ m Persia
much, notwitii
over 3,000 pages a year) the euheerftp.
tion price (#8,) Se very low; or sttl
better, for $10 any one of the Ameri
can $4 magmxtnes Is tent with The
Living Age for a year. Lmni fr
OAT, Boston Publishers.
Votes bgr the Hhf.
Friday, October 10th, (band as te
readiness for a trip by rail to Boon
oke county. This joenmy was soi
tuning of MahoiJ
T,Dce the people ]
*** food will of tL 1
*»Rof the mon«i
» focure for missis
Ration than hah
b he the people f;
T 1 ®* the 3 had rec*ei
j. Me famine was
J*®’ Me high da
J** Mat it was a
The Rev. M. D.
«i®ece, tna
hGr^L U * ° 0<Klit ‘
especiiill
Atb.ns. o,
r^ltontieman’s tl
Jtk gl«*b langua
•eotiy explain bin
which was opeu only to tM I
The church door was op*
peasant or duke.
Rev. Mr. Zebner, of
trod need. He said heW*^
to say, which wss tree;
With 50,000 preuebers for ten yearn
and £160,000,000 sterling the Gospel
might bo oerried to every man,
woman or obikl ou earth. More
thou one denomination in America
aould supply all the missiotiarma.
England alone apeud* as ranch money
from the assertion that
backwoodsman, be said w
MADISON SQUAAK, *P
,, Jn 'ifH&Pfi 11 !
profit; but was the result of a prom
ia© mode to Prof. 8. A. Bopuaa to bo
present at the dedication of hie new
church at Big Lick whenever it
should be in readiness. The time
set was October 12th, ■mvlesa to
■ , «*!*•
in the Nadia*
ua* a 1 "!" 1
M. might he uumed in Ragland who
P* n aould give uU she money. uMora *u
Met, done ia the test century to giveibe
mei Bible to tite world than ia the Srst
Presbyterian church, the
filling the church ia »ial* ^
lenea. The Rev, I*. Ante"
Boston, presided. A
dressce were deUvemd,**^^
ary speakiug e*pecteMjr
the work iu the pari of tM
which bis labors were
T«n luiuuMs .«•
sj>eaker, and time is *****
•"non of the G
‘R^liam and of t
nil »ty among tl
m denominatioi
J Opposition.
p, * T agaiust tin*
* e Greek Chur
^nation 0 f^,
1 r »cture to »
hours of travel, with no incident de
serving mention in this baety sketch,
we reached Big Lick about 0 P. M.,
where we were met sod talma la the
Tito Rev. Dr. Ghrietlieb, who was
au now need in the programme to read
a paper on “Roman Catholic, Greek
aud Protestant Mission* Compared,
wniton hy Dr. Gmndemann, Pots
dam,* explained that he had only re
ceived the manusenpt df the trans
lation of the paper that morning.
Ttm writing wee very illegible and
the translation not very good, and
he hod therefore handed this docu
ment to the committee for printing
ia the official volume. He said,
therefore, he wontd say in a few
words as to Christian union. He
•aid there is ae great interchange of
pulpit* among u* yet, nor did be see
to tha aodu'wrw a* as a oak*
vieltot nod the Bishop otede
Samuel Jessup, ol
the result of bit ten yea» ^
there. Ten year* ago
Christian was ip
uuciviliaed natives had
ing of Gotl, but the
gradually progressed uo* 1 '
had a Christian fold, with «*
spreading and helping tbon* (
liev. Dr. Lansi'X^.
Egypt, was next
gave r an interesting te* 0 **^
r rrerend Ch
heartily, i,
^ and last ve.
** Hymn* t-j
spirited rendV
reI ‘g»ous *on,.
er mi*, a J;
•fhln invite,]
**• The Rev
the next api>oiotment. The erection ters lacked
and dedication ef the of war. therowok ela
ship at that place see the rsmtit of eves a part*
mated preaching there for a year ae Bat that 4
mere poet hy Prof. Vepoao. Boon a* e church
after he commenrcd operation* there gratitude to