The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-12
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polIr,ous DRIFT and Discussion.

"a weak longer" hu says, "would have
mrued mo and tho society over to the
Ssvii y and he begs, "Prsy for us. or send
Us Mrs. Van Colt, or something. ..I..
Tho Baptist Union, which thinks the
majority Of Bnptlsts up North are in
favor Of drawing no line on the com.
mupion question, 10 dying for want OF
support. 'WhichShows that Il must have
mSde mistake in the chief object Of Its
lie. ,,..-.,
The Brooklyn correspondent OF the
R.,yyriau states that the debt of the
Tabernacle Is now over 100000, having
increased $4,000 within Eve years. They
Gborrow money at the rate OF ono per
cent a month for current expenses"
Bishop Payne Of the African Methodist
Church Of New Jersey iuStructs the
brethren to get and study YOumans' bot.
sny, Cutters physiology, and Hardness
First Lessons In Greek. He believes in
lu educated ministry.
The Methodist National Camp Meeting
Association, which Ia Inskips, have de-
odod on three camp meetings next sum
uer-a. Clear Lake, Iowa, to begin July
II; Chester flights, Pa, July 25; Orchard
Bach birmingham, August Is. Also
TO hold three day conventions during the
winter In New York. Philadelphia, Bal
Iimore and other cities.
The Roman Catholics Of the United
states receive seven times more money
from the association "ior the propagation
Of the faith de propaganda fide) than
they contribute to it, being beneticiaries
lst year to the amount OF 1855, 1913 and
contributing 7,4SO.
This is a Sunday School Tines story:
When asked by the leader OF the Sunday
School teachers meeting: "Who was
COrnelius?' teacher OF full age in good
and regular standing, and "man
teacher at that, responded: Cornelius?
Why, Cornelius seems TO have been
musician" Upon getting at the basis OF
this opinion, il was found to have been
derived from the text: Cornelius, n
centurion OF the band called the Italian
blud.r You SEQ he took him for n sort
Of Gilmore. And lie was New York
teacher, too.
The Jewish Messenger keeps up its in.
Iercstin the grea, evangclists, and holds
hem up NJ examples to its own people.
I'VE WANT it says, ITO sec some Moody
ism introduced into the Jewish form OF
service, some enthusiasm, some life-and
congregational singing IL simple and
COnuendableStep in the right direction.
Camp.mcetings may be sensational and
ephelneral In their hold on sinners, but
We have frequently wished that n little
OIL their warmth were transferred 10
our Synagogues and temples" '1, .
The EpiScopulians catch /. all around
Tor the honest avowal OF several Of ia
clergy, in the late church congress, that
they didn't believe in total abstinence or
prohibition. Edward Everett Hale criti-
ci.ed and rebuked them in his Thanks.
giving sermon; the Universalist COM
mend him heartily for doing it,-siying
By the way sly hint at the Unitarians
tor backwarduess in temperance matters;
and ZI9SS Herald closes an article about
them thus: "Men who accompany their
slaIhsnas against the sin O!,drunkenness
With unCluOus commentator Of the
right USE Of gentle stiumlanta,' do more
harm than tho open enemies OF the tenn.
PerIncO cause" Please don't say Gun.
CiuOus," dear Herald, the misguided re.
that .l1s
The religious newspapers report the
revival spirit lively in all quarters.
From all over the country" says the
COnErCgatiouaIiIt, "lrom San Francisco
90 tho Pacific to the extremity Of Cape
Cod on the Atlantic, numerous churches |
are conscious OF increased spiritual pow.
or, and mCn are eagerly entering the ser.
vice OF God" Tho secular press does
not record 40 many instances Of interest |
"ltdid atthc same time last year, but
'I1!I We observe quite Q stir among the
Sautches IN several parts Of Now Eng.
land, "A we'll As In the western States sur.
rounding Chicago. Moody and sankey
s'e still carrying on their successful
campaign 10 that city, and the Bostonians
81" dOing little else, 40 far as we observe,
thar expecting them, and getting ready
ne machinery. Mr.. Sankey and
NJ Vii" are getting up new
aynn and tune book, which Ia TO
% hF,t used In BoHen. The Inquirer
MaChicaGo correspondent Mr.. Powell,
successor to N. J. Savage "a Unitarian
pastor thetel who devotes q letter chiefly
@tae 'eyiVaItst, whom he calls "peripate.
MSg@pelIer'" saying, moreover, that
AZ their salvation work Is based on 4
ea'Cnically angry God, who has the un.
vGallo''able lot Of being in a sad way
H Nv somebody all the time. Mr.. Moody
WI snow a msAger few Of.ths race how
opacity Him." Moody il n financial
uNe'', says Powell, bringing an i'm.
IsnSe amount Of loose change into the
%'!, and "he will work half.dozen OF
" poorest preachers to death, and SO be
some permanent value TO the
Saa'cae''T Brooke Hsriord, the English.
1la IN Laird Golfers church,gwho,
v roEell says, is getting to be a western
H.;.t, whole park Of artillery
I rS'GIed a! the seyivalists, which he 10.
T rSa' TO IRE of, Sunday by Sunday"
-" may eea proper and Christian way