The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

m sfnseruixtnre Of sdrnsnI<tffsous ava stycuxiv
In favor Of training TIM ypupg IN the old paths Of
the Church. The fciIossinx sEp extrscts from his
narechisi reports :--lszz .sThe Sunday School b
of He1.rien parish eoustsufipg fbs Riekmcnd Epis.
sa1st snrdas School Socistx3 bas become sux1isry
70 the very iuportauf Institution atsly estab}ish
ca ny me members Of the General Ccnvezsion.
~ =, nc e. Sensral Protestant Episcopal Sup-
TO the credit of the male tesehers of the Rich
mona Union, u ought 10 be ment5oned that, n the
course OF the past year. they have published au
edition OF The Rev Titus Ssrorc,s verv popuIar
tsa'.e ,sneIs ent,ted Candid Examinsfion Of fhe
Epsseopaf Church which have been exteusfSelv
distributed through the Diocese, and rsoiluee6 tke
good effect of exciting spirit Of inquiry infe the
claims Of our communion. and Of streurfhe.fue
tne N, snaehment OF many to the faith and order cf
.ae me gospel as maintained by Apostolic and prfznf
1--WE men = is2s ssrhe Sunday Schooi which l.
N connection with the General Protestaus Eplsco-
ps, sunday School Union, and pursues the syssem
oi INSTRUCTION. Recommended by that sosiety. d
..w nourishins than at any former PERIOD lss,s
Mnch praise Is due 70 the superintendents srd
teachers Of the Sunday School who. ~ the ia ~
se sse cGxcenens system Of instruction provided bv
-, .he sseneral Episcopal Sunday school Uu5op and
hss,s sssIa naEeznes Issued by that Society, have
seter ana ss,y materially 70 improve the char
IL. VI aaws. in his History Of the Church in vir
I. ~ ,nsi he yssr is witnessed he sfsrest
Church, then but RECENTLY o. ne
sreatly enarred and s growing insc an ;.r,..,
had heen founded BY TIE General Snoe, wnjsn
.. 272. The Bishop and the histursr sss - "a
asresd - to tbs orisia Of the inssitut;on ~ ~ ~
rassd TO any Of tbs unioa. sseon 9ss sssn
for the first 6ftecn yesrn Of ts existsnce thsn s;
cate the general tsne ofthe Bishops Views
IssraefsJrom the CsnfraI Prssbyseriau. Apr =, ga,
"Infant Baptism (says DR. Howell, pas,or Of
the Cd Baptist Church in Richmoud ssis the rrest
barrier to Christian Union" 1T Is in direct con
| fict with the doctrine of the work Of the HcIv
Spirit IN regeneration and .'the doctrires man
which tits predicated contradict the great funda
mental principles of Justification by faithrl And
yet the CampbeIites do not more decidedly discard
infant baptism than they discard regeneration by
faith On p. Ii, he says Il have spoken Of he
Church, the Churches. and the Church Of Christ
(when speaking of other aencminaiions) simply q
. matter Of courtesy. and In compliance Win
common usage Infant saptism blots out every
yestige Of the Church, by wholly destroying II,
Identify" 'If there Is no other than pedo-bap
list Church then there ID true visible Church Of
Christ upon earth" FHytAer ettracfs aOn SaEda,
g)aeaeoa [April 81 thousands of children wers
collected in the several CHURCHES lincluding the %
Baptist, where addresses hymns prayers and
tiisnksgivines kindied and Tainsa'nei airieh de
srcco sssi II as.s-.aiis "a lsls tssseatn school
Convention. VIC ara persuaded, must be salutary
The discussions were generally very able, courte
ous, and instructive" "It presented fine specia
cle, Of Protestant unity to see Baptist, twho de
nies the chusch-memoership OF . very large inaior
ity Of Protestants.l Episcopalian [who beieye
that God by his Holy Spyit has appointed three or
ders of ministers In his Church, and that the Re
,ieemef has promised to be with the ministers q
Apostolic succession TO the end Of the world, v
Presbyterian and Methodist fwiio essentially diff
fer As TO the ave pointsl meet and miugle IL fra
sernai harmony and discussion, during the week
and then unite fwith the Cainpbellite, who dis
cards regeneration by the Spirit IN the grea
massmeetings of the Sabbath. Many will hsvs
reason long to remember this delightful Anniyersa
~ week in Richmondr EaSEt