The Portland daily press., 1869-06-25

Christian Pastor.
The report was accented. M A
A collection was taken for this cause.
The report of the Visiting Committee to the
Bangor Theological Seminary, was read by the
chairman, Rev. r. B. Howard of Pennington.
Rev. Professor Barbour followed in an ef-
fective appeal on behalf of the Seminary.
e,,,old not snealr of oiv;no-for the ,non.
no mou,u no' =. - -.
ey - tne Lofa S-pu' y ue up'SY pSYt'ou'Vn to tne
saints; for this you need facts.
On eeohniuo here Il fourid gbn;ldines, land,
III, 1g~ lsT.r rtr;st ond
property an oi "nlon peionged W o"'-'
should be held for Him.
The Seminary 10 about to take q new start.
1t is taking hold Of the young men. Nearly
$4,000 has recently been optained In TINS city.
OF three young men, graoua'os HUN 'ne Osmi-
nary, each gave Soooo. Sye we want rather tne
small gifts of the many tnan tne great gifts OF
the few nelesn - s0ea shs i.ose olNurise.
The great economy OF tne insntution;not q
dollar is wasted IT'S NE uepends on the
Churches IN MAINE ABOVE ABOVE all we need Gods
blessing; that the numbers seeking instruction
may be increased; that numbers may awaken
enthusiasm; tnat parents may predestinate
their children to the sacred calling. ,-, !, - :,
Song, Awake and sing the Song of Moses
and the Lamb 1GzF T0l yaasaA
Rev. Q. Cushing, Secretary Of the American
Congregational Union, presented the claims Of
this organization. 3tnsaG3 IGl elH9aA
The following resolution, offered by w. Par
ker, OF Belfast was adopted: II, srfAa4q
That in view Of the many churches needing
aia az n etecslng @ houses o. WORSHIP, and IN view
- - 49, -. 80 -5 =: - - sse.oao,,ai ", - n,ou
churches Of .ur own State, it Be- recommended
to all our churches to include the American
,eucs agd maize al on M Oi nenevS
ject through the Union. : = - NHe'A, ~ ''' ~ >
Rev. j. Emerson, of Boston, spoke in behalf
of the American and Foreign Christian Union.
DR.. Harris moved that a new committee he
raised to consider the nattey of establ;sb;re.
Preparatorvs Classical School ~ q +;oh order
for both sexes.
A committee Of nominations anno;nted to
report tomorrow morning. viz. Hon ii p.
Benson, of Brunswick; Rev. w. Warren. of
Gorham; Rev. s.. L. Bowler. of Hampden.
After the calling Of the roll. adiournod. 3"s
EvENrEo--71- 10 o,cnocK
The Moderator read the 12stb Psolm
Dr TT carrntbars la 4, nronar saas
Song. sIn. tha cross of chr;s. + I'rIo,vo
Rey7c cbar,es q Dnpnino, ns,e,ota f.on, Ia
General Assembly of the Prasbvter;on n cbnrc,,
New School, nresented the cbr;st;an salnta.
tions of that hodv II fta oo,,~sa u Ia x
marks he smoke of the .oansss lsa,,;ns a. .la u
attempt At the union of the two brancbas ~ ~
the Presbyterian church In the Christian
life the on m;t;os Has.a !. evfsl tbe hrr,an;.;o,
eternal asgaeo y ssssisa9gsssiN aaIaI Il D
District sacretar,v of the a mar;caan pooo,ryd ~
Foreign Missions, Rev. WIN. Warren read 3 Z
paper on Solving, or aChristian rendering
in the ,placer of q nlea sfor vtl,at a3aar57. Ha
spoke Of the propensity to gain as STRONG. ana
Of the property idea as asuuderlv;ne ALL law in.
risprudence and political economy.
Song, "ois CouldsI Speak the Matchless
WORTH .iss1is aiiiH 80 .oE .lnaaam a
Rev. Henry Blodeett. who arrived in This
he has been la5orinr a. Imiss;onarv with
great wisdom. zeal !, and success for fifteen
years mast. was pre senta and ,valcomaa NV tI,a