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

and the sending of missionaries into foreign
fields To these societies, churches or individ-
uals sent their money, or sent it not-purcha-
! Scd books from them, or from other sources,
| lust as they pleased. Even here there was no
organic bond Of union. In process Of time
certain northern fanatics raised an outcry
against sending shareholders abroad as mission
aries upon the funds of said society. dwell, v
said the southern members, "if You reject our
missionaries on that ground, you cannot have
our funds We will keep them ourselves and
send out men only of our own choice. -
Agreed said these from the North. And
then, toprrrcM FURTHER MNicuhIs-as in the
days Of Abraham and Lot-an amicablc par
titon was made Of the foreign missionary
fields. This took place in 1913 and his w"s
tha d;ci$iio" cf tie Baptia Ch~rch the
only division that has ever occurred in it by
means of the abolition agitation
Since that period Southern Baptist Pub
| Iication Society has been organized; but chief
| lyas Il matter of convenience, and for the sake
ut independence, for it WAS not in relation to
the books Of the northern publishing houses
hut solely in relation to their missionary opera
tion, that the difficulty arose. have said
ln.! tue aoo'''''''"'o ''"c,e''', were ''"". ',r'
''!r' '.oeo VI P''''"'"'" y '""''''N VI '''".-
viduals just rs they pleased -lnd just )" It
IS g,t' There is no churrh-cnnnccion with
any OF their societies, north OF south. All i,
voluntary Southern re"r e "i course incline
t. their own missionary ahd publication S"c'"-
ties. )" with those at the north h"' IT, %"'"'
G'|f' '\''"tg Is "'" T"''""':" II "'"' !"
c""'m""-tor even to tilS day, III "'S '"""'
anu IarSc'S ''Iou2.' inc M','"' ecu" I" IT, '' '''''"
"h Sale ana i"r @,l!, '''"'%S anu i'>'"I''',',
rom thS har'i>t hinl' 'o''e'I IL New W"
Inc sum of lhe "''"i' '''H.''' 'n'h ~ ln''
uic'iy >peaNihE' II" '''''' "''''' '""'" III
amy >eli>r he fe;,afu'" - i '"'n" q! union De-
tween tue states o' lhiH Mon ever ''a> ''>"'r'
ped, for HTt "''$'" """" I" >""r. And ;"
far a> there We're voluntary a>S"ratI"r> "t that
denomination outside al tl" rh"F'''' It's n'''"-
beers exercise tAc sane 'F"r r'';'' Is before
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ii" III" year ir''' d wen meant '"' '''"'''-
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tween INC "e",Fal Assembly "' me i'v-'l',
',"' "o'e'' I"" '"' ''e',''". Il. S>>'',''''"" "'
,"'',ec ,c"'' ior inc "r2:h'z'''',' I'LL" support
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"u,' r '"'." P"''' Ut -'c" o'N """ O"'"' i'''>
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.''Ir, ~, ''I"' 'o' '''' ''','' " "l''" '''u'e'-
U.s. Inc P'"'o'''' WIS -io>'''' '''" '',">e n"'!'
upon II were iihc IL, "h'y "n"re So lhc'r
loose organization lett an open door Tor the IN.
PRODUCTION OF error. Greater latitude was ia
ken as their longitude westward increased
Passing years brought on "confuSion worse
contounded. Most Of the "iSlns' and errors
with which the earth has been afflicted were
soon found taking root in that soil. Those
strange mixtures thus conglomcratcd mostly
threw over tnem 'ne Presbyterian Cloak Call,
'a '"e'nSe'Ves oY 'nc presbyterian na'"c' an"
Claimed 'or themselves a representation IN the
ffesoyterah General Assembly An eSposl-
''on o' inc true S'a'e o, tn'''%S among them
calleo 'oftn conPl0lu'S from o1ner parts OF the
cnu'ch hemeuy 'or S',o evils oy the u>uaI
process OF trial by church courts was deemed
impossible; ana as a are necessity the "rn-
raj Assembly o! 1921 dlsSoNco the 'pah o.
Cnon ana oecIareo the lour 'yhoas; tl,feS
IN New ork ana one IN oh'o-"'icn hau
oeeh mus lrreg"iarly cohStl'u'e'-no longer
part OF the Presbyterian Church lhls was
the hrst aiVlS'oh OF inc fresOyterian ohu'"h
an eNclSlon Dy tnc uenerai ASSemoly-not
upon scctional ilhe' nor IN relation to the
slavery "Ii'"'.p"--'"1us" inc 'a''''e"i clement
was '"':''y '"cio-ou' "H'9 " 'c'o'''" "
"'':S q" IY'" ~ " ' - o" ""s""ss""''D'"' s" . ''9"n
,I;, m ho O oinJ sn e aI ,ho t""Is o
liio "Nioioh NC N"iSu " HE' 'S'"'i'C VI 'hS pohuH