Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-13

the airy Inventions of man, they are beginning
to look thoughtfully and believingly to the Man
of Calvary, the open sepulchre aud the ascending
God,l and the salvation He procured.
Burmah, with her erumbling pagodas and
thrittless priesthood, and India with her senseless
castles and her numerous tribes-having welcomed
to their shores the messengers Of truth and gath
cred some of the first fruits of their tears and
labors, are eagerly and hopefully looking to Amer
lea for large reinf9rcements-nen full OF faith
and ofthe Hoy Ghost, who will join those long in
the field and hard at work, and others won from
the enemy's ranks just girding on the armor OF
righteousness to fill st atoms, penetrate other
and remote territories and aid in gathering the
rpening harvests in fields too vast to befuy seen
| by the most piercing eye
Europe, shaken and tossed as by moral earth
quake armies, too great for common minds to
comprehend, meeting in furious mortal conflict,
thrones falling, empires tottering, scepters de-
parting and mems hearts failing them for fear of
the coming judgment. Europe, despoiled by ty-
rants, and cursed by the long reign and base as
sumptions OF the of sin, needs and must
have through all her nationalites the open Bible,
the uplif5ed cross and the ife-giving sceptre of
| the Prince of peace.
Locking to the work to be done and the means
nOpeIuIly al buSlT COIuL1duu, tlG executive COu-
mittee of the Missionary Union has made and
published the estimated expense of prosecuting
the work of the Union the current year. This is
| $3.50 000-a large amount for comparatively few
to pay who are working with their might in other
sections of the field, but small sum for the
many who shoald claim part in this divine en-
terprlse, to make up fully and promptly. Much
more than this amount could be used to the best
advantage. Less will incur debt, or serious en-
| b 4rrassment to the work in fields where now all
| is vigorous and healthfu.
| Let US then, each and all manfuly and gladly
do our whole duty i'll this matter And may all
the friends of Zion, represented BY this conven-
ton as well as Others in view of the unutterable
sutferings of the cross, the and searching or
| deal of the approaching judgment and the mys-
FERROUS realities of an eternity of gref joy give
| this work their money, their prayers and their
sympathies, as under the constant and tender in
spect'on Of their exalted Redeempr. Information
| udnss) from the v"r'ous localities now occupied,
or inviting moral culture, il so acce sslble and
cheap, aud he channel through which offerings
may rea h heir specified designation aP-
parent to all interes ed that none need be ignor
ant Of tt e wants of the field, or in doubt where
and how to send forward their mites or their
| thousands
ITO him that lnowefh to do good, and doeth it
No. IN him if IS sim But he that sowetb boun-
tlfuliy' shall reap also So"ntfuly
a. 1'o,,l-''s''
a. me Coh"''''sa 0" nome MISSIONS
WHEREAS, White we are de- ply interested in
all our mission ~olk denomination, and en-
&C. ,ragsd to more earnest PRAYER and more ger -
erou@ contributions for all organizations engaged
in the opread Of truth and he salvation OF a lost
WORD, we are especially gratifcd with the agsres-
| s1ve spirit winch CT aracteriz the American Bap-
tist Home Mission Society in sending forth
scores Of devoted and well qualified men and wO-
men O labor for Christ. on the i.rairies of the
great West. in Mexico. on the plantations OF the
Soutb and .norp the hills IT New Erglaud /:
therefore.
Pfs01,eg That we. the Fapt,sts Of Vermont,
in convention, sssen,bi4d do hereby, r4nevedly
exrrass o,,r ,1a,tad interest in the work Of the
American Baptist Home Mission Society, and
pledge to II our earnest PRAYERS AMI best endeav-
ors To increase the number ard amount Of sub
scr,utions to is treasury.
Reyolred. That We heartily approve the APP
pointment Of Rev n Cyr AZ missionary among
tn, French Catholics of our own State, by the
Home Mission Soci ty and commend the mission
airy AMI his go rlI 10 the sympathy and support
| IF all our churches EDWARD MILLS.
~ a. y NV H. - ''''-'
~ '''' u h'%t'n' 'he report WIS ad"P'tu'
%. Prayer by Rev. w. n. Wilbur, and
voluntary hv the choir.
% IA
Wv va Az " 60
a. 1"9'' '"Vloh IN the 0'aIe' reported pro-
/ 2rrss as follows
Your committee to q hon was referred the re
solution of your body looking to the establish
ment Of d frat class Academy, under the control
of the Baptists in the State or Vermont, respect
T'"'' ask leav" r." oFn't tn ing 40 q IT,
PoI' 81
/ ~.
iN'' ~ S0'''' W ''l'>' " ~
&c 49, 49,, -.a,4;,,-, ,s 49, -
| - -. 3.l.
~ 80 ~ .. ..-,...,.
~ :" :"
'1i Ii ,''l'"S ~ t.i7 LILO" VI t'e
GIL" I'"~''''i''' "a SUI" d" AZ
~,
-'71' d va " vi ,'"A ~ vi .l'1
~'p.'' P'7-0iS - INC '-''' '"4U'I'iie A'S'' ~
"a N' " ii al III 1oiO 'L1'"5 'I'9 D"p''S'
| - '"- ''o - A-'0'''',3 W '"0" P''SP-'''y anu
| -
az
~" 14'ii' vas t0~0>' n0ii'! 'HU Vi1-
PnaI'c III 'Ll7 an III fl''s'
u Hlee.iu8 WAS called 10 coh7ld7r the SubJeet
tur'her' IN c'hhTcl'h with the Ministerial Insu-
| tute d. 0fa''-eoo'o, when was addressed oy Kew.
Its CU'IIpS' ho''E' anu Anoeisoh' ana
TIE general eAiiess'oi VI ,e7+i',6 was ue'iUeu III
Ie9"'o W 'ne s'''' '1se' VI 'i'' " 'u' &C
!ouI iTS"I"''"" 0'i'V III ''''7u'
wishing 20 p''0ee'' et IS IA '1eil "oih'
',le sem 0"' o'i' '.''i ~ al
','G - IDS Po'plo
wv
y, 7, .,,,5-r $500 ~, - -, =
1lra-,i,.'...,.,, $50
sUu IL" -
- :, - -,