Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-13
V OIL. XIV. NO.
ORDAINED.

SSN0tO0
N. Y.
Exercises as follows: Anthem b. H.
choir, Reading Scriptures by Rev p
Go,Iding, Burke, Introductory Pravs,
Rev. S. A. Fisher, Albany, Sermon firm,
Philip /: IL. Rev. G. Williams, Plain.
field, n H. Consecrating Prayer BY Rev.
s. Dawson of Waterford, Charge, Rev
Angler, Hardwick, Righthand of fplIuu
ship, Rev. Mr.. Sawyer, Hanover, y \
Concluding Prayer, Rev Mr.. Wocse,
pastor of the Congregational Church, s.
Johnsbury Plain, Benediction BY Rev. |
Fisher, DanviIIe.
The exercises through the day vsr.
deeply interesting and solemn uod al,e,4.
ed by full congregation. The examMs.
ton Of the candidate was highly sat;s5,.
tory. His views OF Christian doctr;,.
and church polly were given with rsac,.
ness, cIearness, and Correctness which "a.
fleets much honor upon himself and h.
institution from which he is gradu,,st.
The sermon which had for lis subisc
"the furtherance Of The gospet," was VII
calculated 10 excite an interest il the great
object, and to direct the mind in q r;,tI
channel fr lis accomplishments; I'll.
Charge was plain, simple and djre:.
The Righthand of Fellowship, eA.
tended as it was by one who hal 0.vos
former classmate and had freq0en;eI tie
same halls, drank at the same Literary
fount, and in the providence Of GID en:1;
ed the gospel field but littIe while te5o1.
was filled with the spirit Of the occas5oG.
Much credit is due the choir for tie
prompt and a6Ie manner in which tary
performed their delightful and imponyN
part of sacred worship on that occI<toa
| Brother Eager has received and accr1:.
ed an appointment from the Board as
Home Missionary 10 the South. and viii
soon be on his wa! 10 his field Of Labor
We rejoice that il is Our privilege 10 s1g
go to those whom We believe so vel. q9air
feel 10 further, through the blessing O
God, the gospel 10 that lad Of d4rbDfa
and death as himself and co;rTc-uf.
Will God prosper them in their jouro-?,
preserve their lives and heaIths, aud vt......:
them TO know and feel in all their til.
difficulties, anxieties and afliclony, he
blessing couched in tina! sweet promise u
our Savior to his servants, 40 | an MI
you alacGys," Com.
REMARKS.
To whom are our bother's ministratons to b
directed at the South ," To the most n'e4
and destitute? To the heather, made and KEPT
such by members Of Baptist Churches, and ota
protesting chrislians' fear not. Can any Oh
give information on this point
THE PHILANTHRoPIsT, whose pres
was Iaiel V thrown into the O,Iio Rjvrr,a
Cincinnati, BY the mob, has not been SOP
ped by the outrage The Edtoi, CAM
fieI Bailey, jr, speaks thus manfuIy Oh
the occasion:
Prudence-We have been advised BY
many to suspend the publication Of oL
paper. We can not do it. 1t wov bs'
sacrifice of the right Of free disrD,>'eq
we should blush 10 make. Maoy Pr1jfi
ones say that they can not think OF rj>S'g
their lives 10 protect US in our imprud'";'
Ii it be imprudent 10 maint1in or highs
without Rinching, may Col help Us a.
ways to be imprudent. Aud il il br gF.'
erous to abandon US for planning orrse'"
upon rights given by Heaven, and Guar
antled to US by the constitution Ct A'
State, God save US from such ceupro:i!.
No, frlendS, the Philan'hTop:st mr." "
published. The war has now b"t"a''
open y, aswar against free di>coss'on, ao-
shall we give back? We are nj 49,
tlous TO be marty life to Us IS ?rec 90
but, we are willing, Heavea helping
us, TO suffer all things, rather han '''
traitor to a cause we have so Jon" "o''
cated---a cause, id, ntifrd with the hi-o >
interests Of nan-a case which u.
approves. and will conduct 10 s0f0''
Issue, whatever the fate Of lis aIv>ci''
The Philanthropist.-It may be ask.
what we in,end now to do. The @u>"F'
is easy. We consider that tie P,.'.'";
throplst is Identified with the Ti9a'
Free Discussion in the West. ny
then, we stand Or fail. Two presses 0''t
been thrown into the river. lis eJI'Of d.,
printer are in daily jeopardy. oar f 5,,,