Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-19
Ear tie E,nnetternNe Olserr.
The Truth Again Told,

4 > For the Fayetteville Discreet
The Truth Again Told,
So Instead of the matter getting
bette, it seems 70 get worse. Full
pay N ent made for the charge pre-
ferred aud receipt given, and no fur
Their charge put on record, and 5 till
tie correspondence not reopened,
and The same time division in Rich
land Som be Of US begin to- think a
division a4n hong us WIS intended
And Ed 1cnton's rot being allowed
to speak seemed miserable. The
next Sept, Elk River convened at
Sugar Creek Church, Bedford coun-
ty, when the letter from Stua rt's
Creek Church was read There was
a request from them to reopen cor
respondencc With Richland. W hen
The reference was taken up about
Fountain Greek Association,tit was
found that tlley had adopted the abb
stract verbatim of Richland, and
complained Of doctrine held by i ndi
yiduals, (they Said for twenty years.
told the Association that l co uld
not see why, only as | conjectu red
they should leave Richland in conse-
qence Of individuals, and como to
Elk ri liver, wheh some of them knew
there were individuals in Elk river
held tn E same doctrine complained
, Of, or to that a mount, and as to their
orthodd Ky, had heard one Of their
leading correct prs advance as great
heresy as the nonresurrection Of
these bodies could be. Ed Philip
Ball said they were othodox; they
held baptism by immersion, final per-
severance, and the washing of the
saints feet, OF to that amount, SO
the correspondence was opened
Monday, when the request from
Stuart's Creek come up in its turn,
after some time debating they re-
fused to reopep, and something had
to be given as ia reason why. They
we're advised to saySIas little as pos I
sible for they (Richland) would take
disadvantage, or try, for they were
as keen as lars; and be did not
know better how to represent them
than by figure viz. some kind of
workman wanting to bring himself
into notice put up his sign in large
letters: All Kinds of turning and
twisting done here. This was Ed
James King So by the minutes
you may see, The association in an
swer to the request of-Stuart's Or eek
Church in relation to- reopening corr
with Richland reek
Association, says the same cause
that induced this association to drop
correspondence with that association
still exists, and in order shat
the Baptist in general and Others
may be in posses sion of the cause of !
The course pursued by this Associa-
ion, we think it best to insert in our :
minutes the point of doctrine held ).
y that association, which we do not
believe and regard as heresy, VIZ. :; :;
he doctrine Of the nonresur ERECTION :,
# these bodies, and other things !;
Herewith. We also ad :,
Use the churches TO examine their !
constitution andabstract principles, :,
nd receive no doctrine that is con- :.
radictory the reto. To be contin j.
ed. A. BROWN. : !
5P A resolution has passed the m
louise cf Representatives, and will Ii;
robably be adopted by the Senate, pl
King an early day in May as the eli
me at which the election for Judges til
I'd Attorneys General shall be held as
this, State. TO
Vice Chancellor Dawson, of Mis- :"