, 1880-05-07
founders. .trI1af will probably bo d0no at

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!hitlstlefH. 1hai VIII propaDly po uo'lo NJ
t'-nor'uw'A scsbo'i.
W"slv,,s wsrr forpatIy ai r"rsvc I n,i liz M
ut|,lrrssrs Ut tlleir CoMirrrllccs rrA.l hy Sue
niisl,,mnu Il, w"rk. WA mtnauiusr,l Nv
Or. Eiil,,ufnup. iIis roiirn1ile, Sjr, Frctf-
erlck William Mcdonald, Wis fcticitously
tntrot,iccd by flcn. Cllntnit y. Fisk, aHtt thu
ltsv, Mall',cr asslils'a. nl t.h 5Tlsn A sontGI @
1lr. tfntfcid ~ Ey3,,sio,, sf n. ~ rth r. Il
hcid in it'll, Io,tur bv .thc Metiodjsts Of
tho world, lot1. as nh nnthor a,!tl
'ninIster. i!lniteh ~ leeHte !,calt!t;
s ,,.ss frn'n,. ,,!t, .r ~, @'
,,,n,,ar. Mr. Mclwnai,, rantirntn,i I,is n,t3f.
ellce. III thought II WIS peculiarly rlnh; in
style, Classic and energetic. ahonndlnE n
u.!ias 1,!aoI ailt l''ie irohy. lie NWeIt
w3,rE. a,,d n,t,o,t,,n,tirs n ti,is t;hmr,;'''
Commencing, * II tii, with tlo Gjrtii uf
this wonderful Nation, md l,elplng IN carve
MmI iay ils iUMli't!atii'!iY. @ t Ih1 IL atistrsss M
y aa ,ns ,nnr., 4m1 ~ 1;",ncle W ,n, H. "'tIt, H.
iioy. Mr.. McMililen cauo IT, ils
fcut; but for OVER half iii ltour l.n
spnkc right tn tlie lrnrss Of tho people.
@ l0 w iarnei,ialn; & wfG1. 10 fn!'ca Ss.,l, tSs
,vos n,'I II t,r.."t riva;tn,s +, 1rninn% f ~,
real fu,njtle, anil tilnt To represent tlo iioy.
crnilient anti' wealthy landlords ns looking
~ WITHOUT ehort 10 relieve Tic dlstress III
,n o,o,,t t,,o ,.,o rr,,,, .,o
CIinrch Snuth aid thn f;onntfn hfrtGn.IIsts
Will be received.
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TI1E o1'D. Ian DMAKN5 OF METH
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-, - ""J ~ ...x.,i i-..,.,. ..,t.'s ~. W s
eh"lcus "on"el.ul slumln, eahl'as oy ~
enGrgy uni pGrAiatency from evrry source.
The conversation begun by my referring to
h"d onv s,,wT,.st;ms yl,tri, In wo,,l,t h. rtnI
I"u WY 1"egent.u.s "".Gn ~ Tu''u ~ h1""
10 !aso t'le eo".ete"ct M"pl' AAu 'et''ea'
ut would make no difference II had, !
lint + m, mt nast,.,] In thu nrw notlmls, /
,;t N.s ~. ~, NV pos.s" =. ..o y.
uu,n!t WIS, a''a aht !,. s'As u.aposG" ~ hcGp
llllct' oh!y NhoW Wl'at Method'a'll was Ill
the good old slays,-tn the days when tho
power of God WIS seen III our roy!yals,-
,.,a,, ~. ,,,oro ,,".,,i,or eaot -,,,,o,, H.,
"sa w. Nv W." ,.o a,,a, ai'ro,', a., ~ o
efnce ol ti!o Aora WIS slcu apfoaa III !no
tho Utmost 10 W seor % was W. i sileneed % and God re-
cciyctl the gIory.,'
~ s,,n,,,f . H.. ,,,r,. ,,,, IN ,,o,r w AL,
snuaau 81 ,'as soay 'Iuea ~ re.'' son re,'
so soa Setweu st. ust ts present a to past i III
na,y f. ~ woiI - r,"v " ,,,,a,er = ia an, mr. ' t,n
roy,,i,,,,,,t w' MI ,,,on " tha @ o ''"o u" ~
"Wcll, III tho first plucc," satd Unc1e John,
''eycry reformation liz religion is fill of
zeal. ihaya ol,scryo,t and rentl sonowl,nt. mt
oni,. ~ tho nrrn,.t,, ~ E,t,o,nni 1fnthn,t;.,,
@ but ~ lu n,n9v s ALTAR " dnnnn',,ntians .rheIr
something wrong, ami radically wrong, il
existing tI,tngs. 1mhue.l With tits thotigl,t.
Lithar nttacEu,l tlio evils of Catholicism, and
Srls aRai,st racl W ttlor, hid aid ocea1,s ] of bIol
were c,lllsed to low, Cntyin was ga,lalIy d.
termincd; and, lntur yet, john and Charles
Wesley 1nndv thotr voices heard against the
oxlsting eVils of tho Church Of EnEiaiid.
Nnne Il these expected nj first to create ur
farm n scparato organization. but lint wns
tlie only natural autcoiuc. They found tlIo
organizations w,fcl, they fought trock-rooted;
obia.led tiiieir e'nt!rs Subsistence, md .,ag.
things. These men would nat sacc,lllb 10 whit
they tcrined tho vn,mrinEs of fa1latics; and,
nY s,Iid alleged tun.itics Would not cease their
preaciil,lgs, and nia,ly pcol,le wero lcti to
listen from the very desire which Is implanted
tic prcic|!crs lid followers. Tllesefolluwurs
lad been convinced tint tlu oltl orgit,Iza-
tIODs WUre wrong i, certnfu I,lIurtallt
points Of doctrlMo mil liyifcf rs wei ON
pr1ctice, md sU could not renlnin within
them longer, Tlley must bp ]eft rs shccl,
without i shepherd, or 4 nuw fold must 6c
furMet.n
"ThNt appears oil natural enough, Uncle
John, atll / presume ynu lind no fnult With
It. Of, tlol,'t nlcall 10 Say Tint there is now
need for d uew Lutiipr Or u new Wesley L,
nrise Ii, the body polltie, OF tic Methodist
yuI1 P,i