The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-02

astonishment that those who profess to take IN.
Bible AZ their Confession of Faith, their Discipline
their supreme rule Of Faith and Practice should a,
20 nsle for It's circulation He appealed to his au
| dienee ~ patriots The thirty.ons stars are beam
ing afar aad encouraging PROSTATE nations I,
spurn king-craft and Priest-craft How will IL b,
when the thirty one have become one hundred. aps
sne staff is planted in the middle mountains II,
| tians-their unfaithfulness - :
He spoke of the great Southwest Is the ceptr,
| OF our country. Place your North, your South
your East where you may. or your West wher,
you can, the great Southwest will control the des
tinies of this country. Men must cross the rnoun
| tans to have their ideas enlarged The emissar
| OF Rome, years ago, had prepared a man. which
NOW hung in the Vatican, Indicating Cincinnati
81 Louis. Nashville, Vicksburg. and New Orleans
az points 10 pc TAKEN and to those points th ey
nad poured their Sisters of Charity and their Je
sults-there they had built there colleges and their
catnedrals. We must fight the Pope with the
sword of the Spirit, which is the word Of God.
Mr. u. next spoke Of the Foreign, ,Fieid-the Bi
Die translated into 152 dialects which are spoken
by 600 1000 people But of these, Only 80 600 OOC
ENJOY It's free and unfettered use. Even amoue
nominaly Christian nations, 2O5 million are moi
allowed to use 1t with freedom l10 million bow to
the Koran, and 4s4 million are still in Pagan dark
ness.
In conclusion, he appealed to the 90 600 Baptsts
OF Virginia The Saviour seems waiting in the
skies TO receive His bride, the Church Let US la
OOr ana pray, 'tDy kingdom come"
Mr.. Walker, Corresponding Secretary of the
Domestic Board of the Southern Baptist Conven
ton, said that in Alabama $1,000 had been realized
by the plan mentioned by Mr.. Graves He urged
that all the contributions of Baptiss should 90 te
their own Society, instead of one-half going a:
now n Alabama at least, to the American Bible
Society. He heartily approved of the resolutions
DR.. Jeter doubted whether he could approve o.
the first resolution 1t urged us to quadrupls oul
contributions. That might be done without doing
much. He wished the increase might not bt
limited
Mr. Graves. accept the amendment
| DIR. Jeter hoped some ready man at figures would
tell him how much this quadruple would amount to
MIR. Abel said it would be $440O.
DR.. Jeter. More than had supposed.
DIR. Howell. Yet only half what Alabama does
The resolutions as amended were then unani
mously adopted
Rev. Mr.. Brice, of Kentucky, a gentleman O
recognized rs a corresponding member, and re
sponded briefly as he came forward and took the
hand of the Moderator
Mr. Watkinson, of Phiadelphia was recognized
Also. Mr.. Trmble. of Kentucky, who is soon to &c
as Missionary to Central Africa
Mr.. Allen stated in connection with the Bible
cause, that the Goshen Association, which was 6
sort of Intruder here, had given $50 to the cause
On motion of DIR. Jeter,
Resolved. That committee be appointed to repor
upon the relation which should be sustained between
the Virginia Bible Board and the Bible Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention.
COmmittee-Messrs Jetcr, Allen, II. Jones
Young and DR.. Gwathsey
DIR. Binney was then heard in behalf of the Co
lumbian College, and then the Association ad
journed.
In the evening both the Presbyterian snd Pro
testant Methodist Churches were opened fol
preaching, which, we'll as the session of the As
sociation, was well attended