Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-11-01

existing organization. The said synod was
formed in November, 1St7--tcn years after
the division into the above named Assemblies
and because that after an uurelentng and
full-lcngth Trojan wa -rlya> 10th Assemblies,
those cxquistes coulH not bring either of them
up to their "christialA standard They with
drew, formed their OWE organization, and. now,
at their headquarters iii Ripley, Ohio, they
are publishing aboit,4n books for the "refor-
nation" of the two Al s>embIies, and the rest
of mankind! But tha separation instead of
weakening the bonds off hose Assemblies, must
have left them both inf Soundcr and better
condition. Neither arc use sepamtists of amy
force by :, 2msc!ves. = nc waS'oi evil they
"havc done what t5eT s,uI but they are
''lerble felix an eclec:;e simon pure family
concern, gathered from both the Old and the
New School Assemblies, without sympathy
from eithcr-"onc idea men"-kept in coun-
tenancc chiefly by their own sct:complaccncy.
These are the divisions, and the only ones,
that have ever occurre in the Presbyterian
! Church in the United States While, then |
! take rank with the foremost IN admiration OF
the ability, the canH"E and the patriotism OF
Mr. Calhoun. mant,in that he could not
have examined this matter with Ills accustomed
accuracy on other subjects.
The Facts IN the caS'-+'"e l'ain and palpabIe
-lnay be known al" read ol all hlrh-ahd
! they Will hc "und aS a'"v" stated. Most posi-
'N''y' uch' 40 L aS>'t'' 'l"' mn ""'' e.'"
net [" say ',N'""" ---"I tN' Presbyterian
'>liitu"i cora ms 't'h <cV'Fcu' 80 ''r "S
that church was ever bond os union between
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In relation to the Protestant Episcopal
Church, Mr.. Calhoun tln>rlf bein@ JUDI II"
division had taken pIac" in it, up t" the tim"
OF drhv"rln" his Spcrcn n 1870. Nor hes any
since occurred. | n"'ire also that the Rev
Nr. EnNt"n, an Episcopal minister in ASH
vile. " e., in an ai';c!" recently published
IN the ''Np"ct"t"r "i : 1t lace, in relation t"
'oI. krlf statements. declares A"' h|' '"|-
; j'"t '' <|"''y has m'''' aye" L''" ""4''" '"r
d'>""<S'r" n h' G'"'nd. f""nn'i"" NJ h"i
h"r'h. And l." all decidedly confirm, ny
former statements, Tia: no division Of tlr;'
church ou the subject o slavery has been Az
ticiIn: i '.litrly cyn. to occur 1!u> from
the :<ou's e to an. -" 0I"e:n testimony Il.
;, to tie HHarac ,:}',:.'. r. in the Caler-
''ar, i" Episcopal ra!rruj ..'>.,. .::~r to n
'o""c"''"'.t-re:crTin; t. the con>c. w..
spirit - ';t >hrrrn i, .c!!,t.nn +. - iiliou-
is:n and "rLrr car>,.> r,p,ildr excitement.
-ay,: u 20 n"t -" T. i,,advi>cdlv when
,ay, - NV d" to or brethren o. the South.
! tia: '!iry may "%rrh New England GREAT
, Will" J. :"rr The? VI! I'D three churrhmcm
aml"m= IT," ..nti>!avrry; .irarors. Ih"rc NIX.
1T. q.'>'i." a.: r'n'. "J' my fiicnd<. amt
''''@'" E''H ""| ] h">.' - "".! Again. in
rr''t''n i" tie settled icy OF their General
'"hV'"''"! t" ct""'.. ~ subjects foreign lron'
the @re&: "'Jcrl$ Tor ",:rh they convene, the
sumo writer says: ~ Len til" bishops prc>hy
t"rS amt I"yMrn ir."H '':r extreme North and
South meet IL the Grncral Council of the