Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-29

CORNWALL, MARCH l0tuS lOoI-
MEssKs, ED1ToRs,-There is now pow
erlul work of God in this place. 1t be-
gan early in January; and alter some con-
versions and considerable inquiry among
the impenitent a protracted meeting was
commenced the 9th inst, which has great
" augmented the work. Convictions are
numerous, conversions frequent, and God
is truly in our midst Our meeting is
now in progress. More about ii when
the fruits are more matured. Yours,
w. Chronicle. l.. MINER.
REVIVAL AT UNION VILLAGE.-A
friend at Albany writes US, March 18th,
that there is "a great revival at Union
Village, Washington Co., n. Y. More
than 200 profess to have found peace in
believing We hope some person on the
spot will give US an authentic account
~ Y Ecan
PoUGHKEEPsIe, NEw-YoRK-Ac cor
respondent OF the Morning Star writes,
Feb 18th, as follows:
In this village the Lord is pouring out
his Spirit. Ii is a day of good tidings. and
VIC w uOt wen W LlOlu Jul pCuNSs L HIS
is the 4lst day Of protracted meeting in
the Second Presbyterian church. One
week ago Yesterday, 1856 Of the converts
were addrdto the church-on "Wednesday
last GO, yesterday 81. The work still
goes on. Meetings are held in most of
churches every evening. From 80 to SO
have been added 10 the Methodist church,
and some to other churches.
! WEST MENDoN, N. VA Metho-
dist correspondent Of lions Watchman
says:
God is reviving his work in this place,
and also in Victor but more especially
in the Lima Seminary. A goodiy num-
Der of the students have been converted,
for which we have great reason to bless
the name Of God
" 1t has been said by some, that abol-
tionism was political question, and after
the presidential election it would die but,
sir, those men are Balls Prophets y
It is not political question, but a moral
and religious one; and it will never die.
The time has never been when its friends
were more engaged, in pleading the cause
OF the oppressed than at present. Our
beloved brother Ranshaw, agent of the
American Antl-SIavery Society, has been
Iecturing in this region, and the effect has
been glorious
PLAINFIELD, NEw JERsEY.--A writer
in the Plainfield Onion thus expostulates
with his brethren Of all the churches, anC
urges them to unite in the work Of !ht
Lord.-N. Y Ecan.
would recommend to Christians O
every name to meet together, not for the
purpose of disputes on religious subjects
but for free and friendly intercourse. We
all express friendship for the Heather
and desire to spread the gospel through
out the world. We all unite in giving
our substance for that purpose, yet strange
20 behold, in matters that would tend tt
promote brotherIy love at home, we ar,
awtully remiss. One Society holds
meeting of several days continuance il
our place, and their effort is crowned witt
E the blessing of God. Sinners are brough
from darkness to light, while the churche
Of other denominations remain calous, in
stead of minging their prayers and thci
r praises, and sharing the blessing. Thes
things ought not so to be. Christians U
PIainfeld! let US no longer pursue thi
unfriendIy, unchristian course; let u
unite in asking Gods blessing on GU
village; then may we expect to see tn
work of the Lord prospecting in the mids
Of us, and Christian love Astounding.
would propose that for the above pur
, pose, prayer meeting to be held once il
: each month, and that it be understood t
p be meeting of all christian denomina
tons, who shall hold their meetings al
: ternateIy in the Baptist, Presbyterian an
q Methodist meeting houses. A BAPTIST.
= ANTI-SLAVERY.