Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-05

"s' me effaft noV hen1 made To establish BAPTIST
'''h +" IN, important aud lrnr n,nccird city al New
o.tahs: ahd We reeommehd 10 the literal support 81
our hreihIee IN his State
In moynr the adop,i,n pi this ,,s,l,,i,, rlr,t
said New Orleans is tie scruoJ en-, IN cantne,,,.l
importance IA the United Siat,s AlrmptS Law. been
""ue 10 establish church, but nlhnp las been accom-
Ps"ed. Recently church has been organized and is
apW enuet TIE pastoral care OF Older Isaac L. Hinton
ms church canuoi Guild house pnasSisled B, il I,
suitable lot can be obtained (r vhirb 40 ouO a,c
needed the ends Of the Baplsls in that CIV will in
sure mouse It's n burning shame on our denomna.
non that thee is Baptist church in So larpe and i'm
lohahl CITY, II Is ovrrrun with Rnnanists protes
'ah's are very few. The Pedestrians there feel tina,
y he,o The assistance of their friends ont ui the city
sympathy, rnd wishes, VII! never build the house; 6hi
u..ey. :" hh"I Which money will procure. will build
IT, bro 1eier closed by introducing io the Associs.
li'n, Elder Ii. Holman ol y. Orleans
Elder Holman IN seconding the rts,lntin remarked.
ne hs"inil N directs our attention To field ot GREAT
ahu important Interest. he importance Of tins interest
ra"ol DO loo prominently urged the attention M the
n'''hfeh, ior reasons 10 which will audc LIST \
''""is Is now the serond cry IN commercial lmpor
alce and is destined To be the FIRST L. Is also the bira
!" iaoe ana Is dtstlucd Ia be the FIRST from It's We
~ '"eai"n NJ rival city cah afls, IN The NJ s4ssinni
'.N'i' oNh'f ahuHe nr belnw II. Thirty thuusand miles
oil ""Figahr Iyers communicate with H. 'TLe pf,,ln.e
o Tue Country through which these MYERS ss Is carried
mostly 10 \ Orltaus
Tie restitution Of That civ The pnpuaiou T.
sN' l09 Including The transient portion OF these n, /
"""V are IA tie haoll o attending regularly any ptes
''l, ,hulrh. II mere Were DESTROYS In attend they
'""' nhu NJ place el worship 10 which they c,old o.
ana In re'eheiS IN mlom th,y could listen There Is
not single Baptist Metlna house there and vel our
af''olainail numbers 100000 members We are IN.
HH"nliai lnn AVID WEALTHY
Ahohef reason is The seeming impt ssiliiy Of sue
f' "n"el lit AID oi our brethren abroad. No evan
~ hp, Ia. III, 4 .,I
such and and 'vef, which las received such and
has succeeded The Melhodisls pres,yterions and /,
W'"haila"s have In this way alone gained their pres
f'i rosltlun IN that city,
Another r'asonls The influence Of Romaasm. Most
"i Tie ionansis there practical atheists. They
on'nhmher the members al all other denominations one
hundred To Ont" w
he restitution was adopted ard a contribution was
laNen UP III he1al oil the New Orleans Church. amount
ing 10 about / 20.
The following resolution o(IrredLvS n Rco y,s
ad"r'sd
~ htreas, The American Baptist Home Mission
Noc'tty dld. al lis recent meeting in Pmyidrnre r. l.
adopt resolutions designed 10 effect division OF the
southern BalilSs In lie Society; therefore,
"hfsoired, Thai all connection between thai Society
and lhs Association be and hereby declared TO be dis.
solved
The following resolution. by j B. Jeter, was adopi
ed
"Resolrcd That Ibis Association cordially approve
the formation of the "Souihrrn Baptist convention -
and the appointment OF Home Mission Beard 1T Ma
non, Aahama and that the ,huieh,s be recommended
10 contribute lberaly 10 It's funds
A'oaday Morning, o'eiact
The Foreign Missionary Suciely Was Convened
Prayer by f. W i.narh
he following ttsoIulion, offered by J. C. Copton.
was adopted
"Rf@oired, That This Society symparIze deeply
with Brother shuck in his bereavement and feel called
upon 10 Increase 'her eXerlions in behalf ,f China"
he committee 10 nominate the preacher for lhe NJ n
anniversary, reported X. II. Bagby as principal, and
Thomas iIume as alternate.
The Society then adjourned.
| ~ Want OF room compes 10 defer, until our
next The concluding portion Of the proceedings of the
Baplis, Associalion.-E Editors