The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-14
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

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york nv Rev Dr Osgood We tale III tolloysz
ine. ale was q plain..nraetical, thinker and
trntb came to him NOT as the decision of ern-
aife svveyrs Or tba col,ec+;o,n &c sohoI
ara hut as sib,,la dictate s ,s,,,e lif
and the osne to every reason Is and con-
SCIENCE Ha uas s4ron, aud b,.,;,, az, ,,o,,la
take care of himself and was incline to leave
other men as free as he was.bimsele He was a
dsevbnt bal;ever in tba RIM ana. tboncbt tbo+
the book that God gave to man for his dailv
light ought to be allowed to shine of itself. and
not be shut up In creeds and for,aularies., He
was a thorough independent therefore in re-
ligion. a worthy follower of Roger Williams.
stoutly resisting all attempts to mt fetters nm
on Christian thouol,+ and att;o1,. and If some
times iepor;no some of the fair results of crit;-
q, !. teyprsti tbe lBible 1evsr sa4ti,,o
up anv other sniritual authority never desert.
ing what he called the GOOD old Bantist Mat
form Of the New Testament and the snirit and
the full fellowship of Christian believers"
A letter from Rome states that june Doth
1866. the eighteenth centenary Of the cruu,citix
ion of st. Peter, will be celebrated not only by
| gorgeous Church festivities, such as took place
on the canonization of the Japanese martyrs
in 1882 but by the promulg CATION Of new dog
ma that of the Infallibility of the Pope, which,
Though generally received has never been es-
'tabIished as necessary article of belief.
a;c- The banished Italian bishops have petition
ca tne ToVernment 20 De allowed TO return TO
their dioceses ..asl.a3
Rev Robert Collyer, of Chicago, has arriy-
ed home from Europe with health and spirits
much improved.
The Haverhill, Mass, Publisher says that
Rev. Austin Wakefield Avery, pastor of the
Winter Street Freewill Baptist Church and
Society, of thattown, died on Saturday last, of
typhoidf fever, after an illness of nine daysa He
was native Of West Campton, N. H., to which
place his remains We're conveyed for interment.
The semi-annual meeting of the Cumber-
land Conference will be held with the Pine St.
Churchln Lewiston, on Tuesday and Wednes-
DAY, Oct. 3lst and Nov. LIST, commencing Tues
day at 10 o'clock, A NJ ms Eg6Tfa
| fhe Free Baptist Church and Society of
| West Watervi1le, have secured the Rev. Mr..
anl1ary' Dc pastor' NstD .EaeHr
INC NeorasAa bapnst ASSOCIATION COM
prises zen zen churches but only z5o members. At
a ss recentiy heia, SUBSCRIPTION OF
~ WIS 'AAen ior nome MISSION ork IN the
Miss;"ns anu . 0n0i s4O'0o ZOE n0reign
D-ls 80 2 lid
i; Ut. IT. it, 80 q, pfo'es's'
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