The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-03
mr. s1MsoN ~ war TIMES.
some Facts Hroupht Oui rs the Attack In tho
MMntlst MImL.icr., Innrcrencc.

baptist Minister Conference.
The charge made the other day by the
Row Or. Justin y. Fulton in the Baptist Minis
tcrs' Conference against the Rev. Dr. q. W.
Samson. namely. TINT the Roy. Dr. Samson,
during twcuiy-nine years residence in WASH
ington c'y. u. C.. ending in 1871. oven while
President Of IN" Columbian College,. during tho
war, spoke ~ word for irrrdou is. tho Rcv.
DR.. Samson says only a revival cf old personal
runors. the reitcraiion of which makes It nee
essnry Co explain hs attitude during the war.
and To show the relations lie held to men then
in public iic He was born in Harvard. Mass.
Sor.. 10. 1870. and graduated from Newton The
olOgicM Institution in 1913. Thereafter for
seventeen years he was pastor Of the -Four and
Half Street Baptist Church In lWashineton
city. d. c.. and President of Columbian College
for twelve ycurs. In ms congregation were
Cabinet officers. Judges senators. Reprcscnia-
tVcs. and other influential mcn At the out
hrcnk Of the late war the excitement produced
by the attack upon the Massachusetts troops in
Baltimore led President Samson to whose dis
erection parents mad LEFT II. to advise students
from the seeded States To- rnturu home at once
All the North Carolina and Virginia students
and somc from Mississippi remained. A icwof
tits class. prompted mainly ny comrades in the
tenrrciuwu College. schcmed TO put tho Com
f'irratc ilaG on the college at night. President
Samson got wind Of II. aud an uged professor
a. fI -
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WIT hlmi lmrht l.H istsld'nt THOUGHT no
NrginiaL students reported tu pr. samson that
the rvn~idiHi"r- l'ad gs~rmo"h IN Nc room Of
To tho room aud talked the boys back to their
Senses.
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