Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
Oct. ~, tS41.

even so much as this did | ask for. And
under the Circumstances. it was an intro
sion upon my feelings, which placed me
IN a very awkward, and unpleasant posi-
tion.
I acknowledge the kind attention Of
mos, Of the churches and other religious
bodies in cheerfulIy las ! believe) respond
ing to my call. Bot there are exceptions.
From the SALISBURY Association think
have received nothing but the history of
Arlington church. From the Vermont
Association think nothing but the rec.
n,ds Of the East Clarendon church. From
he Woodstock Association the history Of
The Association. Windsor church and some
obers have failed. But, ms the papers
have all gone out of my hands-and as
suppose gone to sleep, or under the table,
I can not be definite as to failures. Blu,
those Churches, Associations and Socie.
ties which have not forwarded their his,o-
rcs or biographies, are once more soil
cited 10 prepare and send them on without
expense 10 NE at Hubbardton. Every
article Of the kind will be a treasure that
shall greatly prize. II is possible that
those already collected MAJ yet ID some
future time BE- resuscitated, for calculate
try TO rouse them np-aud at some fu-
ture day may cheer the hearts Of saints iE
this State, while they rad over the mer.
ciiu dealings Of God with his people in
these modern times. A privilege | had
1auered myself that possibly might en-
Joy 10 my day. A hope like this stirnu,
lated me on TO exerlion aud patience, while
travelling over The hills and valiies of the
State, pressing Oh with uuwearied toll
simulated too with tie hope and expecta.
ton that was performing. for the demon
nation, material service, that might a
leas, be acceptable. And. US l supposed
haI the appreciation of my brethren,
pressed on with renewed vigor and deiie ht
And still believe Ina, majority mus
and will approve the course l have taken
have spent 10 this business from HON.
" weeks aud 2 days. Travelled 1905
NILES. Called on the pastors, deacons
clrrks, or some other efficient members oil
1856 churches. and took pledges that the
business should be attended to. have
ofen tlken my back track, and often (as
have been accustomed 10 do) crossed my
tack have paid out my own money
wheo required, and received none wher
cT.red, which has often been the CASE
These things would not say, could
suppose my services were appreciated b.
all. know they are BY many.
Dear BrotIIer.- The object | have bee
pursuing is VIA, am very loa,h TO Civ
up as failure. see no need Of it.
ask nothing now butte be relieved of m
shark les; and the candid, cheerful ar
pcrsevering co operation Of my brethrt
10 he object. Aud could | have bee
tonorei with The voluntary a2probatic
of the Convenion, and desire express
tia, would sill perseyere.in the efor
and could l be assured tia, the church,
in this State would be blessed With il
print-and know that they general
feel an anxiety for it--(and it might
done without dollars expense to u
Convrution.) l would still ascheerfully
ever pursue my travels, researches al
collections of materials, if lite and heal
were preserved, until coald present m
,efiaIs compiler There should nothi'
fail that would be necessary for foil a
complete history Of the Baptist denomi
alton in The State Of Vermont. You
for the prosperity Of the Church,
AMOS CHURCHILL.
uubbardton, Oct i6, l84l.
REToar.-The Worthern-strert Bu