Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-09
FROM wYANDOT.


Mr.. EDIroR-It is with pleasure that
L am privileged to give further inform
alton concerning glorious revival of
religion we witnessed at the McBeih
School House and Burke Church. The
first we held at the McBeth School House
and th ere was twenty-one at that place
turned from sins destructive ways and
found peace i'll the Savior. Then we
were compelled to quit that place. Well
satisfied that the work w;ls not half done
in the neighborhood, the u. B. by this
time, had commenced their meeting at
the Burke Church. consequently we
coald not go over to the church untii
they closed theirs, and as soon as thase
WAS done, we did go at the request OF the
good people of that neighborhood, not
supposing that we were subject to the
pastor OF the L. b, n. E. or any other
church at that place, but as an instru-
ment in the hand of God and an agent of
the people. We talked the matter over
! jointly, and L told the christian part OF
/ that community l thought it would
| prove most successful to form Il Society
! of what christians there was, that wished
Il society, and they might choose their
| own church. SO they. suppose, thought
they were i'll free country and OF age,
they consequently made their own
| choice, and then We began the good work
! Jointly, and all preached, and the Lord
come and give us Il agood time. At the
close of two weeks we had Il society of
/ fifty-thrce members. and they indepen
IDENTIFY and intelli1ently went to work
and selected their own officers, lords and
steward, and l was not more than six
miles from the church. at that time. And
that is not all they went to work like
! christians. not only in name, but in deed.
Nd -.,l II, Rlnthfr
der.
And rs to my coming from time to
time to the meeting, not but once did L
go without special request. by Brother
Bender, or some of the christians that
were there, before Rev. Bender or my
self there, and that one time Gid not
preach, therefore, if there is any unfair
ness, the owners of the house are flrst to
blame. They sent for me, and ii you
did tronsgress on U. b. grounds L am
sure am not to blame. 4 don't know
ANYTHING about u. B., nj. f. or any other
grounds. My parish extends from the
rivers to the end OF the earth; one
Christ, one faith, one church, and one
heayen. A free gospel and a free saliva
ton. And j hope the good work begun
at Burkes church, and everywhere else
know that we haye passed from death
unto lite.'' n. BUNNELL.
NEAR WYANDor, March 9TH, 1871.
FEW WORDS TO THE CHRIST IAN's DE-
-rf STRoYERS.
They had them in Pauls day. They
were in the church professed to be very
conscientious; were ready to fight fol
conscientious scruples; that Is TO force
others to submit to their DEGREES. Pau
rebuked them. They would destroy
those for whom Christ died. We hayt
the same now. What church is moi
cursed with them? They will quarrel
about the least trities, make difficultie:
without cause. 1t matters not how mucl
harm they do. My way, or not at all
Neutralize the labours of the chuich
bring the christian name into disrepute
rend the christian brotherhood, caus,
| sinners to stumble into perdition. n,
: matter how much good they destroy. no
; how much evil they do, they get hard
e ness against some one or more, are very
4 conscientious about it. Only they mis-
; take the will for the conscience and ar,
o more concerned for others sins, than TO
their own. So they tear things, make
loud profession, disgrace the cause, def
y mate and ruin the church. These case
4 are not few. True patient. pious soul
d are forced to pray, that such christian
would consider well before they act SO
q They do not intend to delight Satan. !
= | puts him into high glee to have tlIcu
" Show their spite, Nothing in the worl'