The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, August 07, 1874, Image 2
THE LUTHERAN VWITuK, CHARLESTON, S. C„ AOCUST 7, 1«H
tmioed, mi ortho-1 lowuy, 05c. ; Ohioora Hollow#*
Mary E. Holloway, 25c. ; m tw
cat, 25c.
Accept our thank*, d^|
friend*; and may the nobfe
tral Balnea yon hear reeeiT«
honor at your hand*, and yoor
never be blotted from the k
life!
The good people of Powan
placed os under great oblige
their kind remem brain* of Uu*
doxly indoctrinated ministry ia ooe
of the prime demand* of thi* age,
ami nowhere ia thia want more
seriously felt than in our Southern
Church. Thia we any without dis-
paraguiseui to the learning, ortho
doxy or piety of our clergy, hot we
do aflra it with reference to the
nature and amount of work that
now demand* our attention and
labor. But without an additional
profesaor of theology in our Bemi
nary, our young theologian* iuu»t
be deprived of a certain amount of
inalruciioB that they ought to receive
before euteriug upon the important
work of the ministry. The addition*
al professor oau not be obtained un
til provision he made for hie salary.
This our mothers and sisters propose
doing.
And they are the best trorker*
we have in the church. This, with
the importance of the work they
feith» be It ante tber even as thou
will* O. how gladly did the Be
Hour yield the palm of victory to
this poor heathen woman! With
what inexpressible Joy did he see
himself foiled to Ids argument by
the Byro Phcpoician woman! “Be it
note thee even as thou wilt"" Have
It your own way. “AH thing* arc
noeaibte to him that betteveth."—
Christ surrender* everything to such
a fhlth as thia. “All arc room,
whether Paul, or ApoHow, or Cephas,
or the world, or life, or death, or
totugupfraeui, or things toeome* If
you say heaven is yours, ft shall be
so; tf ywa any even to a mountain of
difltaaYty ia your way thither, be
thou removed, and bo thou east Into
the midst of the sea. It shall be dooe!
5* wonder Jacob wee called a prince
whoa he wrestled with the angel aud
pvwraAed with Ood! Ho wonder
It Paul aayw that through faith men
have “subdued kingdom** wrought
■ I orli a Si II mum n mu m - am
/.Ilk Jk l,M| W ■ L.l
Bha same to Jreua a
KdITOBI:
Hrv I lUWK?NS,
Paw. E.J. DREIIKR.....WoihaUa.8.C.
saying that we regard the srtiefe ee
containing a moot suggestive lessee
to all. and na such idoo its merits
b worthy to he printed ia every asm
her of the KMw Dfwuheuusea m
an appalHag evil in our lead, aad at
Reported this week.
Reported heretofore.
More next week. R, c B
i" I ft- •'v ' k- A, is ^ r . 1 Jart>naL• *
fbr ae • ibibtii-uf.i <>•{ 1m*
o “Boa of David,* in ho
with » * txt * t ™
gutm Here r
£JJd»good w;i
for building pu
and some tba>
iSfen—abo.
drinking of iutoxicatisg liquor*
—fV*' :
For Um Latbernii Vain*
Bidtmcnd
nnm aud devotion with which they
labor iu the Master’s vineyard, in
spire* us with good hope of soooees
The Virginia Synod, which wiU
meet on the 27th of August ^
will doubtless take into serioosem
sideration the welfare of tin* *" tS r 1 io ll _
aud make the best ixxwibie Drorki»
for it As the year is about ek*^'
This hope is... increased by tbe
partial ouoccei- with which they
hare already met Good frietids
made strong, end ironies mwivnl
their deed raised to life again ." All
this has neon literally true In regard
«a many; H was Bguratf rely and In
i^i higher same ^tr^rm ^ie to this
adf ferial erm mmw
*Fu *U*mramMiq. mm ! qHjBT
we desire to express our thaskste
the six hundred aud fifty oostiik
tors whose names are ©nmUed sp*
our hook. Of this number, sixty m
upon ihr children’s list. We add a
few more lo «i «y :
T. G. E., M. In-on, V*., fil;Rp.
Fray, E-*q., Madison, Va, $10,
The folio ving i* from tiie Hadron
church Sttuda;. -vboqL wbiek hm
unworthy of this pi-Mfe recogmfie*.
Ho|M3 other* may U* ^imidstri t«
do likewise:
J. C^rigler, Martha Crighr and
F. J. CriPfcr, each $2; Lode F. tk.
quarters where little sympathy or
aid was expected. Tbe noble exam
ple of l>r. Conrad. who, iu tlie name
of Mrs. O., recent ly su been bed four
shares, is worthy of the imitatiou
of every Houthorn Lutheran. And
where is the woman, with heart
oouaeomted to the eenrioe of our
God, who will uot ivapoud to tbe
call of hot sisters—the cell of the
eliurob aud the eause of Christ—
with the ooolrtbetioos aud prayers
fer the oea tinned sod increased use
fulness of our *-school of the proph
ets P May the bugle call of Salem's
daughters touch the hearts of their
slaters wherever their notes are beard,
and awaken a responsive sod wyinpa-
thotic refrain from the Potomac to
the Gulf! God grant it. Amen.
Pbobatou.
ggd someth:;
thanksgiving -dag
<•«—not the a**.! ^
cinder* of PSeddl’:
to everybody in f v
knowledge of tli r
there were ab<i|
bwe pbo vu -
heesme that paAi.
car duties- 11. i
byteriau chur< ;> I
day previous i'
of worship to tl
Then came tin i /
school had tmeni:-
sftcruoon, and i
changed to tl; | v
was deemed be |
Lutheran, we d|
with tweU^y-onV- i
have more tba f
somber, and it iijp
the other acho» |
severance and l jL
Still we all labonl'
We made the } I
and it conUuyrd
company (on v f
charged and cr ; .f
the members, ns j
interests of tbe N
place con eoarc*
We have asked
cause in lookiu^ |;
ritory of W. Va |
place* of more i | \
to disiieuse in*
tranxunt |K>int. : |
This, thru, 1* the (kith of the Ovu
le ehereh It Is that we are to ex
dee. Oh, what a rebuke I* this
; Five more numbers will complete
the present volume of the FfeNsr.
This is the period for which the
Geuuenl By noil made spseiel arrange
meats iu our appointment as editors,
fee., with the hope, however, that the
Church tu that time would place it
on sack a aa would insure Me
continuance. If nil who are ia ar
rears, aud able to pay up, had re-
SI S*I All task a-k# l w ms* <tt imwul
Ac! J)i U IB |#C$Jy is m jWWl CMf
science would have required them to
do—or would yet do so--U»o Viiihr
might begin the new volume oaf ef
timM, UsHerlug, he*, its (mg fhfth of
ktih-fcW S-ikl%> akkJI I 1 | S' ju»a
\mm CWITH Hr IjplRfll ♦ If ffUi
prayers are not answered at once we
tutu away In despair, aad “the health
of the danghtrr of my people ia not
Wf ■kiia. ■ ii hii a Bltmsih mm
Wit ” wj IJfellf vWpwFil t
jPVlirr ; Kngiiith Ly rtrai l * -» : .
Carmktft i Master* e# KteUiee Mmt
VWMIfift | MitVfs tp* I3HI4.-W*ImmV"
mdBmm: Ths ttsmsikes of the Jensu
t Whitby Jet, AU
Ohumh several jkomulent
n, demandiog the prayers,
Johu .Mitchell, each $1; Jackses
Fray, 75c.; John M. Smith, Adaj
Fray, Kora B. Carpenter, Flormoe
Fray, Bettie Hawkins, Sallie L. Car
peuter, J. E. Fray, R. A. Seek, aad
Fannie £. Carpeuter, each 50 dx;
Jno. F. Crigler, J. W. Srrfcklcr, Bd
gar F. Blankenbaker, Emma B. Crtg
ler, Wm. Hutcherson, Jos. !?. Grig
ier, James A. Blankenbaker, Jsaw
N. Carpenter, Sallie F. Weaver, Le
onora 8ede, Wade IJL G. Blankes-
bakcr, Crimora J. Seele, Ada Lee
Strickler, each 25 cts.; Ida C. Bis*
kg it baker, 55c.; Rosalie stxl Itohot
K. Way laud, Fannie B. ami ft. II**
sou Blankenbaker, each 20cts.;lf-
teen other little children, $1.10. Tw
tal Iroin Sunday school, $22.55.
Ret>orteii this week $ $3555
Rejmrted formerly 1,61551
$L^4&fo
R. U Boluxu.
Lyrieka,'
ii t staf l fwm f f s*ws f f ABstii l sm m ns~ ni *1-
IvwtJtill vrjf gnful- iltHIltHi, fm IB WQTB
of vast Importnnev, not only to the
bnt to our whole Lutheran intemi
iu the South. Snppsne lint either
of the Luther su rhnrobe* fas Charles
Um wore blotted out of ushaence,
m't owe ae apology to Bro. lltirb
X$f «wugregatiott, and also to Bro.
IWUaud, for tbe delay of the follow
ing report, which should have ap-
pesred in the VuUoi of July 17th.
We thought we had sent it to the
punter with the other matter of that
issue, but through
with us. If they do this, we wilt be
relieved; from emhorrnmsfeeut-, and
will see our way dear In continue
Um Funder without pecuniary risk.
As some guarantee to ns ee editors
against loss in publishing the paper
to the clone of the present volume,
fifteen brethren istogtalsriy enough
itwiadlug two of the editing commu
tes) oiedhend them scire* on ths door
of General Synod for $10 each, If
needed, to meet one liabilities is ear
gratuitous work. But we would
greatly prefer not to null on thooo
the entire Southern (idHm Synod.
How, what either of the Charleston
churches ia to the whole Southern
Church, wo confidently believe the
Richmond Million trill W In p few
years, if the church at large win
uuatain it vigorously during Its iu
tnnej-. ^ ^ ^
The a C, 8) nod now has hi hand
the endowment of the IkdaM f'katr
*f In Hewberry College—s
meet important work, not only for
some uuac
eouutabk mad rcrlcuoe it was left
out} aud we discovered the ouMsaintt
too late to uiaort it in Ho- of July
34*t- The Urcthreu must excuac me
-ml have more lhau **m> bauds full."
kicumomx
Bru. Usrh, hisbop of Uarriaou-
burg, Va., send* a* another iiistal-
nmut of names, and a postal order
for I14JU. Thia added to amouut
received aud reported heretofore,
makes upward ot 140 from the Har
risonburg parish, itself bnt recently
s uiuuuow station. We (rarpoee pre-
arming at our neat meeting of Vir
ginia Synod, at Mt. Jackaon, JUth of
Augnai, a atatimeut of utnouaU
oonirihuted h> our congregation* re
spectively, to Ur spread upon record,
if auoh ahull he the idesauiw of
Synod. We-regai<I it not at all ia»-
VlUe Medical College, (ImnfovtBn,
that grace was ahrooded in eppsreot
it is goue. O:
men eugaged on t: |
and the next tin. | J
wages out down, i d
inatauoe, no they I -j
henoe they leu " 1
Again, there > j
trict around th i L j
depending priu< F-
more, 200 mile* I 'A
ion*. With such I
as Richmond, V | I
Va., and other j - d
could not work ?
theiKMtit of askitil |
aid us, and we i s _-_ j
for this place,
oenld take bohi |
would not miss a | %
dn well with it 1
(dace as lircbun ^
vo say look to t V
the cities first, t| ,■
let that influent f ;
throughout the | . ;N
been the deplor.it
days of our ct
woise over a fe V
vhile the mau.\
being gathered i. f S
<Jhutcb has a nol* ;
^•id for that vet ;|p
felay hold of th j v
®*gbty citadel. 'I ^
tiou she desvr a | -
c^ted ministry ; .4 \
r *l teacher of
‘be best liberalu [
grand old Con | *
bears and feels 41 ^
lowerful truths ; f
holds up tbe Sat
*‘»d worships tin t
beaiity of holim - fi
regard* the aisle; ,,. v
°ti»er sects and ^ r
sorvative; xqjwi.
forms; bolding l
is found m i
this, many a phu-
Bnt thanks .
^ intereste of
V-onoeutriUc all
l*oiut, make tha
* HOV « to anothci .
l*oints first If a i'_
be the lessi i
MfUiidi would Ik -
good place or sir
hues f Look not
labor for tbe fu
a monui!
i the cities for the
rations. Leuv^
^ten who grow 5
For the liiitltmB Vitor.
A Southern Colloqrdm
TW nlm ad th* ftoriowr that ku
PWW — *^^^^** w *PSW
eemmieefon t* the Jens jutifed hi*
cmndset only put aw argument into
her pray** “TWn art not only the
Boo of lHntd, thou art the Lent,"
and ah* *orokl|i*d hue as s^ ; hut
We were glad to know that «er
Gem-ral Synod apjvointed e etwniBrt-
tee to meet in tbe [woponedCdltt
quinm of the several general Isitter**
Ixatie* in the United Steles. At
editorial in the hurt iiwwe of the W*
tor encouraged an idea we have fer
some time cheHahed—that is, 0 Cd
loquiam of the several Oartrieti **d
iudepeiMleet Synods t« the Smti-
Tbe Synod of S. W. Virginia m tfitf
first to bold it* convention this Fill
WonU1 it not be eminentiy proper, ht
the appointment ot a oommiww w
otherwise, for it to take the initwtire
tor a Ooiloquium of the Sc«tfc*»
Synod*, and emumunionte the mm*
to tiie Synods whose meetlapi***^
oeed, end invite their ro*perK*#> f
Tbe respective time of weetwg^«f
the several Synods is s* feW****
Synod of S. W. Virgieie, A«gw«*
20th ; Virginia Synod, Aognst 27tlr,
ILJston Syuotl, Se| dem ber 24th; Tre-
nesnee Synod, Oct. 1*1;
Oct. 15th; Mississippi Bynid* Or*
24th; Georgia Synod, Od- 29th.
Brethren of the Synod of S. w
Virginia, let ns bear this in
when are meet as a Svnod. ^
J. B. 0.
*u»tdutM>«, bnt eha> looking, «* it
does, to th* tala tv benefit to be
derived from this school to the
ehereh, sot in South Caroline alone,
bnt to tbe whole ehereh. Whal Ito
nawke now is to th* chun h, are went
to wee New berry also; aud the cu
do* went uf the pro|»u*ed Bachman
Chair of —■ uifl materially aid
In this direction
Thru Roanoke propuaes an endow
nmt of $HNyN0! One altnost he*
to catch kb breath after grasping
that idea ! bnt RoamAe always has
been a hunt worker, aad nu* it pro
pane* work in double earnest. In
this new line we a*o»t beat lily wish
it complete mow**
And nor noble women arv not
behind ia their pro|>oaal I* d* good.
Realising the church's need of in-
err awed endowment for tire Thotogi
eel Seaunary, they pruf*oea to raise
an endow men t of $25,’Wb for an
additional chair in that instils (Soil.
Here, then, is work for the church
to the amount of $250,001) or #300,
000. Thi* looks like tbe chUTrb was
waking up. Its Gennral 8y mnl ha*
been tmewoefath orgawiMvI, and its
force* are being utilised. Its Go)
lege* and Seminary are iu efllcteut
SonMHbiug is being dooe
Garllard, Dean, Louisville, Ky
Good Htcnrr, Lirrut H*u.!—
Just pobUehed. The pnttbvt song
aad chorus of the day Every body
admires It. Bend thirty seats end
receive it by return mail Any piece
ran to pny his debt for him 1 We
am persuaded that not on* honest
dilinqnsnt wifi eonoent to R by
withholding longer what he justly
owe* ee. Making all due alloweaoe
for toe peat, we urge all such prompt
ly to asset their obligation in this
matter. Borne have permitted their
to* dogs." TW very nurds aprek
forth tW waetinM-nt of her bean, and
Wr faith takes a still higher bound,
“Truth, Lard, [ft to* 'fogs rat the
urumba wfoefc fall from toe master's
told*," Klara la another argument,
end it Is th* very on* to which the
Saviour had burn lending her. Faith
mast me to Chftol woe* than power.
Her foil Haas from tbe pfone of
|s*te aad vindwair wsrlf against the
possible gibe* and damk-cu of ita
aomotimrs over-bold, uuapprueiatira
end eelf-oouftdeui suixxneor; aud it
is uu more than duty to itself ami
the cause of truth for each genera
tion to pm upon record a faithful
atateeotfut of whst it is doing by toe
power and guidance of the Holy
Spirit, toward building np t-hrial's
kingdom o|*ou the earth.
ACUItOWLXDGKIf KXTB.
IJatrimmlmrf, Fu. .* Mr*. A. E.
HockNMUi, $11; W’w. M. Bucher, 1;
Mrw. Mary Olein, 1 ? JHra. G. J. Kis
liag, 6; Win. Ott and family, 5; a
friend, Edom, Va., I; little O. L.
Wrtioo, llarrisonberg, Va n 5fic.
Another mhlition to the efiildretih
r»U 0f k*a*r. Thank you, kind
frietnls I i , ^v .ifS >
Ami from the fer South we Itave
again received token* of eitoouregu-
mrnt.. Rev. G. W. Holland, |kastor
at I'omuria, 8, U„ sends ns a cheek
aouompanied by the following list of
names: );
FomorMi, H. 0*s J. D. Wedaman,
$1 j J. D. Luber, I; D. F. Buber, 1;
A. J. i ticketl, 1 ; A. J. Gennls, 1 j J.
A. Lennon. 1 ; Jacob Beider, 1; J.
R Oonnto, 1 ; l>r. G. A. Boixlor, 1 ;
Jehu Gw Hope, 2; A. F. Omaer, ode.;
Mrs. L. C. Gronier, 50c.: J. L. Chap
man, 60c.; T. W. Holloway, 50c.;
Mra- T. W. Holloway, 50c.; Mrs. A.
E. Boinest, 50u.; Mrs. Dr. Wright,
50c.; Mra. Elis. RiUrd, 50c.; Mrs.
G, Labor, fific.; W. H. Selxler, 50c.;
H. A. Kptiug, 50c. Mr*. M. A.
WokjJi, 50c.; Vi’iu. Moots, 50c.; J.
T, Buber, 25c.; Mamie Uoiuagc, 25c.;
J. JR. O’k’. Holloway, 25c; Gtx>.
Bhgh, life.
W« are glad that we urn ;>«mUtod
to enter the uaums following upon
enr apeoiid roil of honor:
Knaebiiis tteriy, $1 • VVilTie Beriy,
1; ftsllfe Boineat, «k*. ; Willie Hoi
ctalm. Truth, Lent, thou art all in
all, bnt t am tomeihtag too, though
It be bet a dog. The master has a
perfect right Iqhle table* bet rarefy
the doga eon d|ln th* crumba And
though it to U fever nu the pert of
master and children,yet them crumbs
are not withheld, and th*dogs grate
fuRy receive these
What a mdafo ooufeaatou! How
bembly sh* eeafoserii her entire an
new braoeh of toe ehriatiau family,
and offer R to to* publle ee e candi
date foe their esteem and patronage.
The right wo do not question fee a
moment, toe necessity is dMMMk
end toe ruralt to the eamm of Christ
exceedingly prohtometical
tber to be trusted, we wiU quietly
drop their names, without exposure
or comment. Wo will toon knew
what we are doing—having all good
paying subscribers. And what a
pleasant “visitor* we meaa to bo
—
fii*M*rck'* E*capt.—The fefiew ^
the lute attempted asiMMisiii*^ ^
Priuoe Bismarck at KistingrUi
tbe occasion ot great refoicisgt
when lie subsequently eppMHEw
tbe public garden*, be was ebern-f
with entoueiasm by tbe jieopto ^
great crowd of people and IB* 1 *** 1
societies surrounded hi* jewdr* 1 *
suliaequenrty, when he thanked th****
ami deefored that tbe attempt *«
life vras not Hinted nt him |ter«o*»* R - v ’
but at the canoe be reprcw* r **
“Why, said he, “slrrmWI not I **
ready to die for tbe unity aw* fr *“
dom of tbe Fotlieriand, like a*
Qf twy fellow cttixetia during the l* tt
w»rP Knliman, the *««*«"’ *
shkI to have been two week* \**"
viouaiy at Berlin seeking to» «l 1 i*^ >
tttoity to carry out his dewga-
d<K<« not apfK'itr, thus far, that **)
Catholic priest bad any direct«“**
uection with him hi this plot.
operafton|
m the work of Home Miwoono. To
our |»eo|*t« the Wortl Is preached
stjhI tlrti sa^rsiTsuw^ tj tHi are admin-,
totered. And, the divine hlemuug
attendirig our labors, we have the
gratiflcnlhMi of kiaiwiug that the
interval* of «<ur Eton arc growing;
and, If faithful to our God, our
church will *oou, under God, jpwt on
her foestjfml ferment*.
5ow, whilot there is umcli wrrk
her* proponed to l»e done—aud
can all be done easily II the feaflt
only kora a mi ml to work—we have
•tore confidence iu toe raocean of the
endowment of tbe Seminary than we
have is either of the others. Our
confidence in thi* regard arise# from
two considerations—iht import*** ef
the work, sod the workers.
The import*** of our Betmuaiy to
our church life and development wc
believe to be paramount to all other*.
Tbig we ray, without detriment to
our coticgra, mixtions, or otlwr on
teri*H*es of the chnrch. A wall
Bavfout* uuplfos his having
prtety of th* went ProvMknai tout
guvs the Jews the ad ran tag* orvr
too Gewtilra, aud the euivuraelity of
Oofhi paterae) regard. AN thou
hast said Is true, but Is not God my
Father T Gau I um claim lb* crumba
from th* child rue's laid* f
Her faith Wmm triumphant, uot
by delating loo much, but by be
routing wlllfug ta receive wbet Thrint
had for her, whatever that might be.
She wow hr rami ■ to* “ju*T who
ttve by faith—toe Hew Teat a meat
noth lug, yet peseta— mil thief*.”
Her (kith, which wos to be that of
*11 OeolH**, was preufiar in that it
traded tot Suvfeer in the face of
various Synods win soon arrive, we
suggest that, iu ill eases where
brethren cun not send us money and
ratwofetloM (niter, the; dud) uk»
ttam (o Synod, .bore they win Rod
«M» one wthorned to main tben.
to Rote may fioronfa£i n p
•Spoon* tafcto wo b«*lo tm Sm
VebtiHtf- 'oKfitaT *J(f<
mm 1mm tow raramon felto in power
to that which claims rrlalfonebip
with God sod rvoegniaes his torn.
This washer cneof,and iUsfsultiera;
iiiiHti MW trh ....a * (Rititi,koaL ^ s Ji %.. —^ ,1. m t eaaw$aa
word, tl was nR th* Havlour d*
it is*, «t
Tho salary of the Biafopi d I
oifist Episcopal Church, Boath,
fixed *18,000 each and traveling