The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16 00:00:00

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DOllOlllBl2B, MAY 16* MIL

THE BISHOPS ON THE SALVATION ARMY.

Although we in quiet Dorchester have not been
Marred with • visit from this army of atergetto,
dor" psrhaps, ratrevegant evangelists, still we are
isterested in he work, sad do osjoir at the vast
&roast of go= it has rasa= in thole tows' and
aro= these draw where only this awned revival
work will avail. Ills priming, thirst or., to know
that the Bishops Is the Upper HOMO st Couvraition
ha= thought the radioss and work of the Army
worthy their serious onsiderether, sad we must say
ths moderate and erosible remarks nude use of by
mak= noble lords to Friday do dumpily*, credit
and the Church which they slots. The Etishep of
Wisehatar, on amount of the most lamentable scenes
whirr had bra react= In his diocese, and which
everybody lour deplore, informed the Convo-
led= be had been led to nuke monk= as to
the protioss and loathing of the officers of
the Army, and he bad astartained that nothing
BM fare doctrine was put forth by them,
sad that they mallned themselves to the simple truth.
Ns, the salvation of men through Jeer Claire.
Their prossediege might have been extravegar, but
dry put foe= nu false doctrine ; and, ocatinned the
Bm though they might sot be able =aptly
le adept their pastries, thr, should certainly not turn
the said shoulder towards them. His lordship
admitted • greet Warm had been made In =min=
big the iterrodhts from the chords, and he hoped they
mold not repeat the error in regard to the Salvation
Amy. This is but one =ample of the general
worried= of the immense gaol which this
outearreary moressat ham already &thieved, and
Which it Is still capable of earrying as to an even
=eater =rat, The Bishops were unanimous in their
asks to establish friendly relations with their new
Milerworters is their efforts to cope with the great
aftsuat of unbelief growing up around, espeasily in
dr low= Meta of society. It is freely and honestly
acknowledged the Church of Ragland has not re
rambles, at press= in kr bawls to mar all the
ilillealties which =afro= her. and if that. is, SA the
Iliftwp of Wirehair ressarked, Inspeler machinary
=Wide the Church, the Church should sot discourage
or rimer =are who an trim that inaohinery to
edema* on the osiers which they of the Clots= wore
set able to rear. This is barest and open leaguer.
sad does the Bishop an infinite amount of 'reedit.
The red ruiner of the Upper Hoses Is
diestemhas the matter wee the oonsideratiou of •
spernses slat up from the Lower Hers asking them
Ito smoke into the world= of Nis Salved= Army,
and advise their clergy bow to deal with it, and it was
Preload, berg moved by the Bishop of Winchester.
to asks the neorsary enquiry. Ills doubtful if the
Army will aver seek to have any immediate con-
motion with the Church, and We was felt by the
Coarration to be the case; therefore it is all the
more gratifying that the hos& of the Church
midis= should not only admit that a good cause is
lbeing fought by the fialvittiouista, but at. prepared

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In give support and encouragement to it.
A not obtained credence in Dorchester, yard•
ley that the car driver in the Dublin murders had
Mired Qusen's *widgeon, and that the mediae had
been @crested. Great hopes were entertained that the
tiellop might prove true. Keen disappointment was
experieded this morning when it was found to be
olds. and that the police, with the exception of a very
dads, otos. are es far off from the capture of the
Wilgus as seer.