Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-03

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DR.. Smith, Capsrs, aid others plt them-
selle3s III co,im0hicafion VIII 10. Gil
houh ald politicians 81 his elas during
the Genefal Con leftnce then siding on
The subject 81 slavery there hAsf beep 4
EmpiH approximation to the views and
feelings cherished BY the most ultFif pro
slavery politicians. Sincsdhe 6fgani.
hgatidh III their aChurch, not one word
Eof testimony against the evil of slavery
fs heard; noiAa syllable In one 0f their
many Church Organs aud some embrace
witlA al tho aFdor III j. first loye. First.
the dllapterNnlaeeA ntl,e.D ieipline Tile
EitheFs On tbat subject. Is stFioken down
and bow the Rule, tho last vesiage or hint
Ion HAT question, IS to Be blotted put.
wan Ills Win have lhe nSeIi & least Of
consistency. 4nW
The N. II Church South denies being
Iprot slayerys and with equaI warmth de-
MES being anti-slayerfs -, then. there
middlsgEpand Gaase shurch be neu-
ttai m 9aqpsFtlon ke this and be true e
Cligast II You'd iiDEbe dlthsult 20
sh6w Aihk tIiaf dfghHizati6n iii iis incen-
ton and progress up 10 tliis prsss as hour.
has been Wholly ohihc tide Of Tie oppres.
spr. hI they a. Indeed prsaelysalelgospei
tae negro burnley f1rst Pvt hun ~
chains. They nQ1lollesef profess 70 sub
nalt 4fq r Etats a things which they can
lalpt control, but declate opslllg thar they
lwould mt have C otherwise; pr. smith
Let RifgIiila, sai1tiB thk RhAfni0iid 4AdVO-
esNs l,Ssf 4yi,1teta 4hAf .tshfethosl;sfs Aftl,a
kcI%IM58ad "a y So
49, 4 $780, a.all7t. AnAAhut III We
SIRE W duSo bN51ttleych0sesn0t 70 ~ y.
This Indeed Is tlie temper Uf all tho pa
| pefs III tlntt Church. AF Rresid;nO Efdcf
oHaI 5fAtl,6 4 ,,th.y n ss4 a
SJ.,f VA VII ssag@ IS. ssasssSs
nveuHHP Ynsa u ~ RusEteHy Meetlngs
aamlnIstered the sacrlmept 0f The Lords
Suppef tip several iiattre AfticaDs. Who,
he says. iasrcpoftihg the ease III one 81
the papers pflulis Church. Iwere .smstgs
gled ITO the 5e,aantry lbya Monroe Ell
wards one hnAdred and fifty ID number.
ReadaVhat DO say about these Africaps
bruughtiitotiie cpuntfyi iii dstanccpfth the
}laws 9flthe land, b meii-stealers,' and
ofcoufse held asst0len property and aien
shy Whether these sentiments do ndt us
trate thlp action ~ the Ala, aBd Yves. Va.
Conferences ofthat Ghurch-Whetlerthe
man WHO could pen such scntiments
the EdftoI who could pdblislthem with
cut q entAare moi pfoelayery4afe moi
IN fayp Of the African slave trade
They Ne ssiIt e bstsxtta Eo1a ssSEaRts,
" Nv a sah,G ID S MI N ", MS na9uk IT, T,s ss Il IT, f
M, aeedafnI fIa3 4 isw Ssars as5 stesS I'm
| 81 Ham Wtra lNssi6s6so shs I'M. III eraaE IL
tAfrics; siestitute eFa sensigk KNOWLEDGE 8
mi. trt.e GOD, living in ,gnoranee ana 5 ,r.ar.
l9isIn, ana That now they have the prisiiege 81
worshippFnk lie ttle God sing sweetIy ne
songs eflLion, an brlulg 10 Tho 10 who carr
taoF their I lifls aud bodies, who can rsay thai
ltheit coHiti6a ishotgehEfS sfie,f6fafeda
WhitlIef ifseiriyfeMs will STRENGTHEN The
goad nspAAa3b Il tbe Saa Il ~ III m $, lIIa
pEH ts." 4, \
rrsistaftes 70 the sshemssaof tlt6se fityor-
able N pI1eHing the slAgeAtralc, with alf4ts
untold did Undesirable horrors. orr real.
ora fh,l sIfYi,so A TIA naIsnla nf III.
~. Ir.gIs;s5,. .aII ~. : ~.
fIu sinia pIsPl!eu iur lhIs Lel
ktheME Ftttdef II WelIA BIshnp ReRree.
during lille Session oftlte Conferences tool
~Esnacisl Mains - iins,.lt tha N. ftl,,, ~
III u. .1af1 49, ~
~ eip fx9s'iss fn"a' ess. p&rpl fsle sea
sWh 1s maze " faise money 70