The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-12


keep him In place and accept the reSis.
nation Of Hermann instead. II 10 not
known how II will turn cut.
There 10 a movement to change the
name Of the protestant Episcopal"
church, toIomsthlnS like "ThS American
Branch Of the Church Catholic" The
proposition, II brought before the Eeusr.
al council next fall, will develop weak.
ness at once. Bishop Stevens, in the re.
cent Pennsylvania diocesan convention,
pronounced foroibly aEGinst It, and the
convention sustained him. THE Church
Journal says that dropping tho name
Protestant does not at all imply the
droppinkof the thing" Gnd that no one
suspects the Professionalism Of tho CougrO-
gAtionalists or PresbyLsriAnS or BaptistS
because they have no label Of the sort.
But you can't make people believe that
the deliberate dlsoVnment Of 4 name
doesn't mean HnthinS In particular.
Deacon Rsthicl-one Of Swings dsa-
cons, We suppose, as his paper tells the
ssory-OCcssiOnally hsterophtmiEes. In
recent prayer.m'stInS he said 1t had
been hi, privilege ito lie dowa In green
waters and be led beside still pastures"
and yet his hearers did not seem to SYM
pAthiIS with him. Al the next weeks
meeting, be spoke Of the shAky brother
in the church as one "who IL building
upon = loundy sGndation-ah-that isl
mean--on soundy fandItion." Some
how the deacon has felt ever since that
no did not make a deep impression upon
that meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Sse, whom the Newark Pres.
bytsry last winter sdmonished Of the
WickednO's Of letting women preach in
his pulpit, expects to enjoy another trial
next fall on the complaint OF one OF his
elders, who says Nr. Sec lsbbied against
his reelection to the elderShip on tho
ground that no was the cause Of the pre-
viouS row. Three.iourthS, at least, Of the
ecclesiastical rows on this side Of the wa.
tor are in the Presbyterian Church; only
the Church Of England on the other side
can match IT,
!ho only revival OIL reiiS'on wS hear oil
Is IN Baltimore where tho motive agent
ia Rev. Thomas Harrison, Bos,onian "a
years old. lie has been there since No.
vember, working in various churches,
with result Of 200 convorslons, often
30 or 40 in an evening. lie doesn't
pre"cn; Du' rr1ys, e1hort' very oFieny
Christ" No sx,rIyss.Dro s or ,n a ,S W
element.
seccssions from the church Of England
may be expected occasionally, and one
church If am COMMUNICATE. mar Inn
~ - Nv ,.L" 't". "'A' ~"
uon mas Iu'I 'aRen 'has course, and IN
vitcd to their pasturate the leading Low
churchman whom the Reformed Episco.
palIans have inst amounted their mia.
ssionary and bishop Tor Great Britain.
This ia Rev. T. II. Gregg, who has lust
ronigned the yicsrage Of East Harborpe,
Birmingham, which he had held for many
years.
Tho fuliSlnouI Fulton, Justin D., who
has been quiet an unusually long while,
has walked up on the question Of the
Lords Supper, and proposes 10 make it
mol ior Ghu TH, which ~, use Wins At COM
nrsSsion and mad, dsd.inS 0'Aa00A
Have you .v,r read Col.rid,,,, aIr
ci,n, N,ri,srp d,r. raw van h,v.
tbon,b. Il nm. If tbo ,,r,Ds,,; im,.;r,.
ton. sysr mn, together, ,,n.ci,ll, thu.
mart vh.,a thu ala n,,;n.r r.nr.,or,o
III. eorn,,, Al III. da,d man ri,irr mn
all of them dead, yet rising up to manage
the ship; dead men pulling the ropes,
a sH i men steering e, DEAD men spreading
to ,ss tb.,i SSvn So n ;rtn " cSv , n,eu
and have seen a dead man in tho pulpi.
and dead man a. a deacon, and a dead
man holding INC pIate at the door, and
o o.ru ~'u '"S 70 H'"-0"a'' L. 'p"'-
Tb,. .,co,,.r, and r;,r, MAN NJ.
ham yorn, h., on s.vs.,, n"n,.;oS ..
,hIv,o, f,,,S ,ba ,,.,d n,;noioIo 80 "
ni,,;or ~ ,,or.mo,, a. or;.ir,I Il, =,
Shedding ,bo blood If N, ,irn., NJ, =, ,
,n.iHL.e.". -. -. ",..: ~.
pu"'s"n'n'' ouS " euS'' ORGANISING o.
tho soul by a blood bath. Revenge IL
odious IN the sight OF heaven and man
kind, but thu salvation Of n sinful ann,
h, Eool ,.,,;.. 800, .,...,.a..,.s. =.
''oOU''''"S e'e'S'eS nan''AuSn'eF u
the dignity oil agrand religious act, and
a kind Of practical Worship which, al
thou,h t,mno,,,,I, n,;,,ri .na ;,oon
y.nis., - 49, r auu -ueO. !,
F"'e"' W 'ne mutuefeo person, II
em'nenuy healthtul to his soul and
Ierviceable to heaven. On this broad
and elevated r.I;,;or, ,,h,. l,rd
wbo.a I;,i,a 80 = .m -,
, ""o'' '',"S green Is Illuminated win
olats oil eternal sunshine, far above The
thick vaporS Of humanity and common
sense, tho Mormon prophet ;p,tie,, N,
violent las I, Wsr.( r,n.,,i trSn, M,
M, n ann. air brra,.a ~. sI '"''
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