The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-24
,HEwgoanEAna, Ia. ,illfay Is, 1877. :

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Just its ifsa S ,eiss. IssSs
ORine totha scarcity sof;moasy eDa {he
reaososras6 Of The piIaes frorais ssale Aslaatic
states, hshs dsissation' Naas Tsmsiler thai
usual 77oaly, jcDe 1hpnassa and sizIytty5e
dslegstsa being einf ettendaaoeii. South
Carolina ssass entitled 20 forty 9elegaaes,
but hhd only twsivc, as follows: Rev ..
G. Furman, d. d., Rey. Richard Farman,
D, D., Rev. G. H, Toy, Z. L. d., Roy. j.
IL. Chambliss, DID,, Rev. 5sS. Jordan,
T.. W. sa4as.ara, Sen. geset z. N. Psata Rev. s.
nj. Riehafdasson, aifeaaajras. 8 { J.. u Smith,
Preasley EEsitb y: H, ilfcJoer and, Rev.
Wnl. Henry StEieksans. .,..gt ney .s.,l'; t.e
DR.. 81 fP.' Boye6J Of KentueAyg waa ser
elected Pfegfa SpE, n tgy %, ,F. ufssa cssy, si
ofAllsbainsal IDA /; iiIs 81 q
Virginia, .lEeie.s ,nssd EGssetasIes.4 ,Dr.
@. e. Blooirall, ef ClliiiGage, was received
d d cotfs5peadehsl from the Amssiean
Home Mission society 4 of If .thes EaTtlh,
The Presiasnt appointed Ave brethren to
bear frateEnal gteetingJ to our Northsrn
brethren, Soon 70 assemble in convention
at Providence, Khods Island, j 'es 9;
!, The IntEodustogy sermon was preached
by DR.. McD Dbnaid;p Of Richmond;i VA,
and was pf6noahSed a. iinastefly effort.
His subject aass77 \. ;rsrne, Greatpeesss u
Comes from Sacrifde.and Self.denial."
The report on Horae Miesions was read
Blythe Corresponding Secretary, Df. ne.
Intosh, Showing thst Entertainment i'll she
expenditures Of the Roard have been
made, andicurtaiIing Of the work to.meet
the. diniitiished Tsceipb:iD b Paia agents
have TO i Iiaiige e4tsRt been dispensed
with, andpastoM, apd chpIchaesss ss s5s "a urged
to contribute sega.aElsE- ! = =. e the zieEk
The condition 81 dur 3edIorea lopnla.
ton Wis disegssed and mssaHs2res adoptsa
to give them, ,the. gospel. It seemed 10
be theaepes 6f, the G6nvsntion thhsetlae
time ha.a coiAS far sSoaatlieFa Baptisss to
enter yig6roaslY iaip6h this WWofk, and a.
Dor tc evangelize the race. It was thought
that the passions mud prejudices engen.
dered By She iWas ihre Weaffdg out, and o.
feeling, of Eindheas, IS springipg up he
tween the races. Rev. MIR. Newman q
colored man, pastoe of 8 Chutci in New
Jesey, Waa invited to speak. Hes msiSale
asSptids ssn5ible spseah,ii wai5a :; DO s Is
knoylsgsd ete, ignorance and prsjudiesI
Of the 1aatsessofihis people. He invited
his Ihsste bffsttihren TO labor AMONG the
colorsd penplA assuring them that they
would bs kindly eeiyed and appreciated
Hahlt}ha6 Bheir great want was 10 e;yil,ss. Si,is
lion and eaisstsasfsation. DR.. Roberts and
,otheEs iahitey spoke, 'tsstifyiipsg,H 10 The
fact that tlie eolored people Wsre anxious
70, haSs 5hs tafistss&2esiSi}s Of 'thsir White
brethnen. ,naEa9Il ;yiisq,sq fspSs yS ,.!s.l,,s
The riEiiS o sspirfi rftI Nv
have offered me Hosas @ iiejon IL jja Boara
of tbs Southern Bapti5s Coa iifsoNp1gO
aerasi anS as & % iit; i'll, and and "a. .O0Si ps, 5s
anaun, $Taaviaeal .ys5xwill+ 'Buiiddtuud
schap Btil psn &c, oa&li keSaspt ,Iab3a Iaib3aa d
scliOol and itoanh ione iaunased, ,ae aIdIr!
children yeayly-if asniiid filsy gifis.
The otter Vas acssptedd. The state OF the
wild.tAbejB Il 1ass j sSESnsideledI dhdeJaao Whit
missionary; one native missionary and
6iie III. prS5ee 'kss sBl66;Yit itelasSor yikai3,
alh giA0 70 report the debt that has