The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-06-02
HOME JOURNAL.
W. ID. WATrERsON, Political Editor, Is respon
SIDE Tor thAt Which Appears on ibis page only.
The Southern Methodists lave, in
their General Conference, refused to

sible Tor that which appears on this page only.
The Southern Methodist5 have, ii
their General Conference, refused to
unite with the Northern Methodist
giving as their reason that such uniol
could not rebound to the good of the
gospel OF Jesus Christ.
The student, who has watched .hC
current Of events, will admit the fac
that the Puritaus, or Roundhcads o
our New England States---a dcmenlc(
stock Of the days Of Charles I--turnet
their arms against the government o
our fathers as soon rs it WAS formed
AS soon as the revolution had ended
and the new government was mOpldc,
into toim, this discontinued cicmen
began to show regrets ut form o
government too liberal for their puri
tanic desires. 1t will be remembered
that Massachusetts almost instantly
reuc.lcd. She liked neither Nirgnia
iihcrality nor the great Nirginian chief
She sought to supersedc him in the
midst ofthe war, and flew TO arms, but
was subdued by Federal arms. Her
spile--thal hCllish and neyer-dying Gle
mcut Of Che purtaniC mnd--ca called
forth thc Hartford Convention TO aid
England against. America in the war OF
1912. 1t lit the blue lights on Amcti-
can shores To show English mariners
where to land. 1t brought forth the
abolition fire from orr enc mics abroad,
and here famed it into continental
flame for the very purpose Of dividing,
breaking, and destroying 4 government
which 1t pretended to admire and sup
port. And as the ball thus rolled on
it gathered strength. until ."lolal arms
re established the Iory power IN this
nation, But the puritans were only
the leaders in this foul disorder. Other
fccts wound in, and none more pleas.
ing to his Satanic Majesty for yea. and
the exercise Of force and mower, and
purposes black a3 he'll, than that sect
called the Northern Mctholists, which
differ in origin, character, and mode OF
thought, from the same sect South, rs
all know, This sect sprung from and
through John Wesley, one Of the most
arrant Tories Of our revolutionary pc
Rod, Wesley had bccn in America he
fore the war, bu! Was in England during
its continuance acting, not with our
friends, but with our enemies in their
efforts TO subdue us With arms
With the aggregation Of these and
other scots, political force under u
religious disguise, gradually grew into
mower until = pcs,ilrrous mint from
Maine to California. became a ros,rum
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