Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-12

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who speak are all upon the other side.
But again | ask. viii any prominent
minister of This CITY rebuke or oppose
Mr.. Van Dyke? VIII the Princeton
Rerieto acknowledge It's sins of twenty
four ana sixteen years ago, aud con-
denim such sentiments! VIII TIE PRS
bytey lan' VIII any Minister, AIaga-
zine, Journal, or Review, having any
acknowledged right to speak the mind
Of the Church, give such delivrrance?
| pause for a reply.
When Prof hitchcock, some two or
three years since. was reported as en-
leTtaIuIng views Of Interpretation at va
rance with the received doctrines of
the orthodox upon that subject. the Rev
Mr.. Van Dixie was The first TO sound
The alarm, 10 warn parents who had
committed their daughters 10 The edu-
catIOnaI Influences of Packer Insli-
tute' Of The dangerous heresies being
Ilstliled into their unsuspec,ing minds
BY the attractive lectures OF the distin-
guished Professor o. Union Theologi-
cal Seminary
The man who's soul was disquieted
/ by a rumoT that uaOrth0dox views con-
corning the Book OF Genesis were be-
ing presented to a score or TWO of young
ladies'. IN the classroom of a Female
College, breaches TO a full house on q
Sabbath evening. and permits o b. pub
lshed IN d widel, circulated journal on
Monday morning, and afterwards re-
rlses IN order that 1t may be printed IN
pamphlet form aud scattered by thou
sands over the country. sermon ~
which he declares American slavery to
be diFiue Institution, authorized Of
God, warranted by his Word, and sane
uoued by The SAVIOR Of the world.
Had this gentleman preached an IN
definite alouemeut, denied the doctrine
of DEGREES, of election. of future pun
lshmeut, of the perseverance Of the
SAINTS, or any other embodied ia our
Cln-essIon Of Faith. he would have
been Abeled for heresy, and compelled
10 recaut, or e,se have been disposed.
and forced 10 d-mt his pastoral chargr,
Bul when he breaches. IS Gods truth.
VIVA, Lord Crougham calls "the wild
and guilty fantasy that man can hold
property Ia mau, defends from the
Scriptures what The Re- Dr. Brecklu-
rldE-, locking Louisville audience Iu
The face, pronounced ',hr mos. auro-
cjous system upon which the sun ever
sAoue, what Wesley defines as "the
sum OF all y.iilIuIes, -u0Joly retukea
the tlaSphemy; nay 50 tar from being
condemned, he Is app,audrd, and loses
uel..er Joi nor uuie ot the respect and
esteem IL winch he is held by his CO..
workers iu she ,n.a=-.-ry, Nha, w-a-
..-T that IuIl-iI,r al-aaIo. that ora.au-
wis sueet al prolrss-d orthodoxy, aud
laat .he way O- truth is ev.. spoken If.
We mu9t remember hat .ais IS the
Aolr o- 0ae of the s.-ruest conflicts be-
.teln de>pouzsn aud a.arly which The
World has ever Witnessed; au hour III
which mighty scales hau1 poised iu
even balance. WAue The tTIeuds ot
freedom IA all lands si1ui. ruh aax-
l0us eyes aud patp..aung hearts, AWAIT
~ Tie issue, It IS proposed % decide
tals contest by throwing some thousands
OF copies Of has seEm upon .ae side
VI tyranny,
Nj. O.Cuuor, a, a trcasoualie meet
Iu- ueId somewhere doyu toHu the
other da~. informed The S3l.h tia. ,l-ir
dangers l.I uo, arse from the pynu-
csaus, lhe py.tta. par,.rs, or HE press,
bat from Iae CONSCIENTIOUS CONVICTIONS
0l tLe sober. SERIOUS and religious mass
IS Of the North, WHO hal been taught.
aad who firmly believe, ihat slavery Is
a crime and a sla, NI,h au art4ess