Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-14
Religious.
An Episcopalian and a BAPTIST.

At the late meeting Of the New York CITY
Tract Society, says the Christian Watchlnan, the
Rev. DR.. Tying said:
:" Are we not preachers of the gospel? This
Society is employing fit instruments for The sal
walton of the masses of The people Shall any
man deny this because they do not wear all the
uniform that he would put upon them? Sir,
dare not do 1t; and care not what the spirit of
sectaranism, barking and ravenous around me-
Shall say or do, dare any one to deny that we
are preachers of the gospel. ! look upon my
brother before me, and shall any one tell me that
he is not preacher Of the gospel, because he has
not been placed in my circumstances
81 see have provoked a smile, and had no
intention TO say anything that should have such
an eilnct but will lay down this proposition:
All that constitutes saving truth is published by
the American Tract Society, and their tracts are
a life giving word They are gospel tracts and
| appeal to my brother Everts, (Buptis,) whether
he, om Of The depths of The paierS, cannot join
me in the elevation of my episcopacy, in bearing
this testimony. will not give up an inch or u
fatbom TO him, and he will not give up an inch
or fathom 10 me. But he will not say that water
is the gospel; and when say that episcopacy
alone is the gospel, let this tongue stop"
CHRrsTTANrTY IN BuRMAH. Rev. Mr.. Vnton
Of the Karen Mission, writes from Mailman,
Sept. 81 "The mail just received brings the
important information that the Karen mission is
TO be strengthened Thank Coz this relieves
my mind of part of its burden. But the Board
aud the churches have only begun to supply the
real wants of this mission.
"The work ofconversion is extending on eve
ny hand. New stations are springing up. | have
just received letter from an assistant contain
ing intelligence from large village, in new
locality, about forty miles West of Cheltingville,
and giving list OF fourteen applicants for bap-
tI5n. Give us supply of men OF God, and God
will soon give US the possession Of this goodly
land"
CoNsTANTINopLE. Under date of November
9TH, Rev. Mr.. Dwight says-"Thrce or four
Catholic Armenian vartabeds in this city are on
the point Of leaving their church and coming
over to the Pedestrians; one Of them was yester-
day at the public preaching service in my house,
and was serious and attentive listener"
CONVERTED CATHOLICS. Two vessels lately
arrived at Trinidad, bringing about 500 passen-
gers, all refugee "Kallcyites," or followers OF
Dr. HALEY, physician, who has succeeded in
converting large numbers Of Maderans to the
Pr tcsant faith, and who has recently taken ret
uge in Trinidad. Report says that there are a.
bout 5000 more of these converts who have re-
celvcd notice from the Catholic authorities to
quit Madeira.
.Me,O German Church. The whole number of
dissenting Catholics in Germany, who have at
tached themselves TO the new communion, under
the leading of Rouge and Czerski, is supposed
10 be about 10000.
Seventh Day Baptist Ministers, The ship Hou-
qua, Capt. Palmer, which sailed yesterday for
Canton, took out, besides the Rev. Mr.. Lord and
lady, two missionaries and their wives, Of the
Seventh.Day Baptist Denomination z:-Rev
Garre"'rr ""a lady and Rev, n. Wardner
These
sc t out by that people.-.N Y Journal Of Com
merce.
Reuiuals. A correspondent of the Christian
Reflector speaks of a protracted revival in the
Second Baptist Church, at North Stonington Ct
An interesting revival is still progressing in the
young ladies' Seminary at South Hadley, Mass
The Reflector mentions a,so an unusual atten-
ton to the interests OF the soul in High Street
Church, Charestown Mass. A very extraordi-
nary revival is also reported as in progress, in
Dartmouth College, N. ii.