The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-31
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;u,r, ,t,ct sketch Of the Association y ws'cH
he had presented ..,,,.,,-
ing the history OF the Association, we >i3,''u
1ind nrca,cr cause of thaukfuinc>S I" 60" i"'
his grace or Of .haTc and Illumination ''
nnf UafaifhinncSs. ,,:osc
Secondly. To what means are We
indebted FOR The success 81 ne '''"'
socat;on: lie pointed "''t 'i,'','' ,.... ,,r,
Th;ydlv. We mn>; do sill h"iicr mere
after. ,,
.sIt rrcfnru. the cans" III "hlch we arc
,,c,"r,j !, ia l.. carrie: forward (" il de-
.ly,3 ,cn>rrn3i"r L WNl>' /" don" Il! the
very ,.,ra,.S shat harr scared its success in
,tc past. or, father, were ">crious in
.s,ic,l> cause" Thcv preached the Gospel
because they believed il, and kncw by cNpr-
rrrcc lis saving power. They chccr,nlly
faiIrd and suffered in the prosecution at
their ministry. In mauN cases their salaries
we're raid in rcproachcs and imprisonment
Like III" primitive disciples, they 'wcn'
cycIywhcr" preaching the word. ihfir
Snrs in The faith imhihra thoir spirit. an"p'r"
their princpic>. initiated their examples.
ana shared ii their -uiirIing>. thcN "'fca
noble race a. ,!i>inl,rc>icd. >csi.dcpyin-. and
falorin,I. Christian ministers. Thcy have
,iayra GOOD work. and }r', hrh!nd t;rrH The
precious tlit> OF ,hcT !%hor>. en- rs and
on on! ciiiitvcn dcNaNr The duty and III"
h0nof ~ @a!ncIiu. and Ecica~n@ these
nuts Is iEg in tAr footsteps oi our
D,c,,g c,->>nr.; hy guarding the irhcil!c>
Which ln,y hrlA and indicated. and by pr"-
-trui.r. the work Wh>:i i..'N "liSrlr,i,>iN
cuMm.cnycG w Si,ai! prove ut>rlNc> I" vi
4 cd, Ia
cause cnnlu.i.ird IL ulm trust. Let IL aii"!h
aud boldly untu,l our hammer 20 The breeze.
tut!:zcnci with Inc Inspired motto: one
.Lnrd. enc futth. onc hap'tSm.' We are
Christians !,ut EaWiSt- IL well ~ CHRIS
mans We a!c not the les Christians be-
curse "" arc Ban;i>t>, nor the les Baifl'iN
ltcal:>c Vr ~" Christians. Baptist riincI-
;,lc> -, an r:,-rrtui rEmcut Of primitive
Christianity ; and ly their firm. r:rn Il, and
iaitain! maintenance, We shall he>s promote
tie Interests ci the Rrdrcmrl> Kingdom ahd
H." ,"rur al bis nlinc. Let us gave these
u;-tnstiyc principles their due place III the
,,an-cl;t~.l .y~irin. neither exiting them
~ .,,r !t,cir lna>n!c, nor failing al proper
,,;rc- sud III 4 kind and courageous >Wr!t 10
nrociin. cl.rdair and defend them; and
we may confidently hot" 'lI1, III III" iuinrr
IS Il. i!.r ,rt-', GOD vii give Item tie seal o
III. 4l4 rotation. and tt,al con idS generations
wi! /. ;u'.. Ia only ia ON success III Will
nia- soul. tol Christ, but thrt the ""'tlranre>
rt IL" G. >in'l have been restored |" their
primitive g, 'r and purity.
= Md u,.y. brethren. | commend YOU t.
.::st. ,r.t 49, L.. f,nli O. ~ race, Mho Is
ale ~ 'ari,; 'rt, - ";.i /" live ;";l IN III
:rrtt.nc" ur.rH: ii: DE s.in''ii.:ra
Tt,r :;..,.t,7 IS l:,ir,:rsi II with Almost
- 4 ,t.,, a.
round Interest 10 II" tie tali iorn AMI
,1lilia.t!r@ presence 81 'hi' noble man OF
E.u vcf,. ~ ,In1tnnt >rrn.ou in il,cT I"
n,4r h.n t'.il III r,.r. S'I'"n", ir'>" f.n"li-:t
,lr..;nr, Of MY y.'lr>. d"r;Iir wai'h lc had
Been conu,cirt viii tl.r .l>>n"ia,I'l'
Err. John &. Hreadu>
e:5d that he was Nir@inian. living III an
other State. lie could moi speak for thai
other STATE. ioT he cr'I!d represent no "'hcF
state hut dear OLD Virginia. Bet, coming
from au,,inr STALE, he coil!G Tell "i thr grand
Influence which lt!> Memorial WAS rArrlii!-
: GA. Idle oi Virginia, aid could earnestly eH-
boy, Ii. brethren not 20 allow the tu:l tl"r;
To- lie las; by even II ,nriill i..iulr He
,nnhr Of The grand work which Richmond
,'or.u,. lad dun,. and would 10 in .iu' Iii
Ir:c. he l,.ioi""d al the %!&nd SHicc>> thai
h,. ATTENDED! tnis effort but We must mol,
~i,u ,at. iii 10 raise 1!:i~ FIJI! :,inount.
ID. ;;r,au,l-'> adore ll.n- OFT like Tee
,..n al Il Iiltnljr'; ut,i seemed L" thru! every
t!ri:i'.
Rev. I. s.. .:i~lli:..un
.nin 4 y - Nr bad hrn hE>s,-I S,'~i,r,ay
win genial -..i-i. ir Wit'i: We were az; II
lht. ial"Tal,'lc, - nnW Nc hay" SLOW ~
r,rt will srcp rs a.! here until thc money is
f.,;.cd. II. ca;nc,tir, atid in his :scu!ir
Il, l., .n,i-lcd upon rn>i%. til" m"nt. H"".
Esc,. sss', Esur.""~
,9mo forward and i,lrG""i 'hr Iir.t Baptist
churr;I lar -io, 40! ,:la!;. ltIkin" ; u, 900 IA
all: and h,s y,rr, II -,lh,r,rtion liirn w',l'
hr~iN forward.
Anal.:.rr Of ritily Speeches we've made
.n,lc c.i,!ltl th!t~> were said, cy"ry5od,
,cas kept IL 4 fine lt.Innr all ~" lime, ana
the subscriptions llowed freely in.
Rev. Yr. George II. TasicT
spckr IL more sri.:,1lS strains. lie reminded
the trcihIcn 81 lhc Eot.ir sacrifices made by
the fathers, AMI earnestly urged that we
will lie uiwu;,i!y S"iis ri noble >iTr> !! Sc
fail 10 n, Ike >lsiir,.> iur tins grand o:,Ir.t.
Eighteen TnONsa,id DeEiars
were laisc:!, ard ii was agreed that The re-
mu;uiur ST. 900 should he divided amon.
the churches and lc!Sol@,i Pledges tor The
.mouut made and the Association uGi ned
~ order 70 allow the delegates time for con-
>ul.a'io9.
PROGRAMME LOE TO-DAY
~, !,uIlr, az meeting were 80 GLANCED H.