, 1870-04-03
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

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found thst nine out Of ten W uaiuisters who "a an
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sSss. 80 ne ac,no?Mnb eu.toNs passage:
ihe;r ns s'ssHsesa ml;. seaa p.aoons - onuet
-,1,.nco1 ,1r - ~, ga sn1 - .t,i5 pioo IT.
"ouo Hut " w ~ teueaoo VIZ tue
cssseek1 ne Feqnest tne priests OF our o,o~
eese 70 oasearo \ .,o
I;m NV iTiA ~ snae AZ ~ s1aicnGs s9e anu
nl'ssloHe s ~ - 1uenousoons, oao ~ Esneaons
lna oenesoient soeleues. heasly ooy cits mts-
slonalles, ano iafBe numpGr o. volunteer VS.
ltolr, VINO dS couseauty noofne 10 Atneuo-
sate INC eonduon O. the poor:
Ing bapst oMon oi L1naon aras 70
bulld Al leas, Que new cnuFch edlnce each year;
y nov ineludes los CHURCHES ~ IN and around
London, with over 23,Wo members.
There il said to be scandinavian minister
N uhnois, Who often pfeAc1es lfom Two 70
three hours, and causes the doors to be iockod
to prevcnt fis "prottacteu meetings from
melting away y the desett,on OF his hGa1e5s: -
1t y well known that HAaonAllsn Aas tor
some time prey alleA ~ the Protestant churches
Of Switzerland. Quite recently forty-c1eht
ministers Of Genera havo published dec!Ara"
ton which boldly maintains the Old orthodo1
system Of fAth. -..
Professor ", }. Knapp. HSptist nlntstef,
has been for seven months engaged " feAglon
work il Madrid and has now four halls open
for religious meetnga, capable Of holding l.'0o
people, in the most densely populated part Of
the city. He Las taken down the uame5 OF
1900 atlult persons who profess To believe IN
Christ ~ their only Savior, and to put away Al
the peculiar practices Of the Roman Catholic
Church: He has now rcsolved. ~ matter OF
necessity, to form church, which viii be R,p-
tiAt only, bccauae hc is baptist. This will in
volss the withdrawal OF threerfourt1ls OF his
support. which comes from, non-Baptist per
sons. He, therefore, appeals to Iisptists for
support in his enterprise He requires At least
$1,000 in gold. Ho says Church, with its or
absolutely necessary in breaking up the in1u
ence OF Rome. Tue pastor Of one Of his halls.
converted priest, is with him In sentiment rs
Baptist.
A mnss meeting of members Of the FREQ
Church Of seotland has been held At Edin-
Presbyterian Church There we're representa-
uves from al parts OF Scotland. and it was
unanimously agreed 10 support DR.. CAndGsh's
motion for - union on the basis OF the stand
ards" Gu the other hand, meeting has
bees held At Glasgow for the '' defence Of the
Free Church principles" and in opposition to
the project Of union with another church. DR..
Wood, Of Dumfnee, Who presided, declared
that they could not allow the Free Church to
be snufieti out by the votes 81 an apostate ma
1oFlsy, if such an act ehould be attempted.
ouslr repudiated.
The General Assembly OF the Southern IereE-
byteriAn Church enjoin it upon the presbEte-
1ies to see thAt every s'labor1ng minister in
the Church receive I s.lary Of At least $50.
Rev. E. D. Morris. Of Lane Seminary, Cin-
einnati. writes that the reunited Presbyterian
Church is divided By the !AIleghaaics into two
nearly equal patta, the East having 2O2o min
is,ers and ,65i churches, with 80 600 MEM
bcrs, and the West 2,1i3 ministers and 2, III
With 205 900 memben- In the East
the ministers outnumber the churches By s15,
while in the West the churches outnumber the
ministers by SIS, while the West requires Ut
least atty new churches yearly.
The Cincinnati Gd,a2e SAYS: "a noticea-
bic feature of the progress Of the religious
work in this city is the disposition among the
chnrcbes to abandon the policy Of
selling peEs. md to raise the funds required
for the support OF the church By other means.
The Flrst Presbyterian Church led on in this
matter. opening their pews to all, uch and poor
alike. making the weakest member Ct society
feel that he 6ad right to seat in the church
no less ssczed than that enjoyed BY his afauent
neighboF. The Fifth Presbyterian followed
rely eoon, il il did not occur about the same
time. AoH the lhlru freebyteEan Church
fals in line, hAsine lately. At large meeting,
declared for free pews, bya vote Of 17a for
to y ssainst From prceent appearancest it
wilF1pf be long before eve1! Presbyterian
chIT N thus asy VII be clear OF custom
tha3 9e poor nAVe looKeo upon via Jealousy,
and T3;ch hAe. 20 some extent, stood IN the
waHa iree 9oefel nd church pfoGEess
-elE e7ndnnau G6a3f desotee nearly
th7te SAuUns t1 esas,ss.oa and dstsils OF the
Feces9f~ fe@nkaoie feElsA m me a.x ana
s1claar RON talsf stAteoenl, u Appe11s
shats h1't cnHeose 1epI' Aootlons n ~ ~
utnnost o. m tSo o.as oaau $3.50 " non1 ~ "
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1esos'eI,an nl.!as cnu!nes @ s,1,,hs ~ :.
loo .ao1sa 49, q ~ ..nt ~
essiIaAtea t1a. nu iese ~ 49, ~ 20 e.hh.th
ehese were nenpG ;.t - I Et.t, Sas nrash1+a.;s.1 ~
aoe - oas, 49, N ~ an 7hsrs hsre