The sun., 1872-03-02
.dar in dc sunshine wharts warm. rs kinder
chilly like to-day"

.dar in dc sunshine whar'ts warm rs kinder
chilly like to-day"
ATALK IN THE STABLE.
The reporter took the profered stool, while
his host mprOviscd a seat on an empty box
which he set up on end. The conversation tnen
proceeded IA follows:
Reportor~You can give me all the facts about
that affair at the donation. cant your
The Rev. Mr.. Tunnel-Oh, yis, sab very Glad
to tel um to you; hut I'm sorry IT happened,
COZ II makes II bad fur dc church. Our McthO-
dist brudders have bin having a revival. an a
good many Ob de cOlurcd converts would jine dc
Baptists but fur dis affair. Now, I'm fraid dey
wont be exposed to do 50.
Reporter hat proportion Of your church are
Inc Rev MrTunnel-well can't presackly tell
dat. but a right smart chance ub dem H..
Esnn TgnoF!erAre RST A 9E1G,guartSE oi nGoI9Tid
dcy war: yis, jis about onc-quart,
Reporter Have the colorcd and whto mem
bers been in the habit Of mixing freely
Tho Rov. Mr.runnel oh, yis, sab, perfectly 50.
We has neighborhOOd prayer meCtin's, an all go.
When dey meets at my house de white bredrin.
and si-teis come an dc colored folks goes jis
de same when dey meets at a white brudder'a
TnE FEELING AMoNG TINE BRETHREN.
Reporter Now. will sou tell me just how you
were turned away from the donation party Z
Tunnel in reply related the story substantially
as told above, though with much more minute
uCsS of detail.
Reporter did the pastor Of the church know
The Rev. Mr. funnel don't rightly know
whether Brudder Coleman knew Of 1t or not;
hadn't met him since. lie went away de next
day.
Hcporter-Dldnt you have service last sun
dayT
The Rev Mr. Tunnrl-Yls. sab dnr war scr
vice as usual; but learn dat de culored folks
mostly didn't tend. ! waru't dar. lou see,
work for doctor, an he X unsartin SUmetimCs
| have to wait long time for him when he's out,
an can't always Kit away when want To.
Reporter DO the white members Of the
| church generally sustain Deacon Eyeritt In what
| he did,
The Rev Mr. Tunnel-De fac II hadn't had
pl q nh 4.
Bruddcr Stoddart. l met him las night an he
| said II was all wrong dat de Colorcd brudders
and sisters war invited much de white,
| an dcy ought to hin dar.
RepOrtCr-Did any of the people leave the do
nation because you wer exCeluededy
The Rev. Mr.. Tunnel can't say as to dat !
hcarn dat some went away, but i don't know
about IL.
TuE STORY or JOSEPH AND THE SILVER CTR.
Reporter What are you going to do about IT.
| The Rev. Mr.. Tunnel Dat | cant tell / war
reading. iis aforc you called, about Joseph and
| his brcdrcn. You know Joseph war sold into
Egypt, and bymc-by his hrcdrcn went down dcre
| to buy corn. Dcy didn't know Joseph den, but
he knowcd dem, and when dey went away he
| told hi' servants to put silver cup In one oh
dare sacks, an den he sent arter dem. an found
de cup In de youngest bruddcrs sack. an
| he had dem all brought back. Dat war
only an excuse to get EN- back. Den he sed
| to 'cm, we be all breddren." OATS de way IL II
here. We he all brcddrcn, an may be de white
bruddcrs an sisters II see II hyme by We musn I
bc hasty. DE Culorcd folks are not EXPOSED to
I'm afraid de church amt strong NUT yet 10 glt
| long wdout 'em. We mus watch de Providence
| Of God.
Here the interview terminated the reporter
| coming away Impressed that tIt good colurcd
minister had the best 81 the argument, both on
| religious and secular grounds.