The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

here Is CbEisi. Of Ia il.ese." saish has
deiu1rd 81 msay. j.. in Substance. stu
hrard in our ezrs. Srhlsmslles. and
leaders af parties and sees. have not yea
daae with the oil strain. - The trmPie
Of the Lsrd. the temple ii The Lard. are
&C." Bus notwithstanding III this. the
church Of G.l eth stands upon The fnEH-
dalian Il the Apostles AM praPhels. Jesus
CHRIST hlm.ell bring ahe chlsf GAMER
stone. Therefore il il. thai ne aonld
seek. and strive lnr lhr Cd paths. and
lisp tIf we ran On no mare. Elle superior
claims 81 Ihe gospel and erass. There
Eare il j.. thai Ne would remind Ihose
q hn I,rniess IN have received rommls-
sion fran the I.nri himself. of the Iefms
Of that Commission and the injunction
winch IL sOnisins. a. Teach them I0 ub-
serve I'll Ihinss whatsoever hsEe com
mandei ynn." and ak them il they enm-
pil! NhelhsT they lsaeh men Ia observe
al things. at merrly sisinis,l paris. paris
which :" God joinsd i"gslher. but iich
man has put asunder." We seuld sx-
pnse the usprpslions Of spiritual llespO-
Iism. and 10 imitation. and almost IN tie
siraln nf our fathers. derlare our indie
prudence. We would sound The airh-
wnrd. Uninn is strength. Pointing In The
national banner under Hhieh American
lreemen LaEe rallied. and blsd and cor
quered. We would adopt aur national m"l-
e., - United Ne stand; disided We isll."
We think il time thai nur l.nTd's own
warning sh"uld be proclaimed: "a Hing.
dun diVilrd against i'sslf cannot stand"
That an apostle should be heard. II We
bite aud deE0ur one another. iake heed
that ye l'- not consumed nne al another.
We would call upon the pesee-makers 10
rise o. and enii;le themselves 10 The bles-
sing and aPpslla'ion Of children Of God.
By e"'"reraG'ng t"geIher. 10 promote IN
ion, under one common Lord. We would
call upon tie ehuieh BY that one $ an
daTd "i faith, which We al acknUa ledge.
BY that rne baptism. which confers upon
Us "ne Common name. that one Gnd and
Father, who Is sbose Ill and through al.
and in US all. to keep The purity Of the
spirit IN the hnnd of peace.
The Christian Protestant and Advocate
Of Union, is designed IN be vehicle Of
general intelligence. and useful informa-
u"n. and instruction: such as patrons Of
various classes, in various stations aud
relations, may seem 10 require. Also as
an organ Of the Christian Church, TO ex-
pose the evils of sertarisnisa, with their
aud discuss the remedy: To rx-
hibIt the ID bic. as the ChGisGan's proper
standard, and the only lhialllb.e rule 81
aIIh and practice; and erert!s and ca, les
'ions. church rituals and formularies, as,
N their very nature. alirrsble. and bind
Hg no further than they are scripturak
iselul. i, il true. as directories and helps.
1ui nn better than idols. when they usurp
lie Place Of The only genuine standard.
he only true guide. Through this me-
hum, We shall endeasour tn urge The mo.
ives In union, so Ear as il is practicable,
ihh concert 0i action. III carrying on the
great work. which our Saviour rommeuc-
ID and enj"ined upon all his lnlnW ers.
We expect also. To plead the cause Of
suffering humanity. and. On brlIali Of tie
Using genetali"n.) To exhibit 10 its VsrI-
BUS aspects and bearings. the impurian,
subject 81 education, pais,ral. intellectual
md moral; give what impulse we may,
y benevclrn, efforts, and ph,lsn,hrnprr
Enterprise: and lastly, cnn,rnd earnestly
or the faith once delivered to The saints.
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Hhlsbor"usb, February, 1899.