Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
W omon a. Preachers

NNAAN hh'hNf
Womon 40 Preachers.
The li,rusurr ui Women 49, %prrarhrrS
il nue ri the interesting questions 4"
come before the neat Methodist general
conference. Rev. Nit MhraJlry tLk'S
up the gauntlet Ior the hraNrlS
ia this weeks L~.ipouiJni la r"nclud
ing hts anirlr hr SAYS. The licunsurc
ui Aumcn krrps M the continuity at
Methodist prarIirc. SuSauuah Wesley,
mother al John aud Charles Wesley,
though au unlicensed, Nas "A hctloT aud
more popular preacher than her some
What loudly husband. John Wesley, al
way, pnwcrluily influenced by hls saint
la mnlhrI %l,rnsri the MtsScS Rusan-
uurt. lIrtAIa. iurrnuri. Crosby, Mutpll,
aud other %'vlrvI' ladies, va the s'IuIr
srusa ani quite a. formally ~ lac lirrns
Ell hundreds VI his male helpers. 10
sarah Mullclt. AN uurumInonly able and
usrlul pnarhuT, whose name appeared
GA the circuit plan, together with that at
her husband. lac gave written authority
Al the Manchester conference, IA l'N',
hy the following note We glvc tue
ught hand vt fellowship IN SARAH Mnl'
Iru, and have uu ublcvtiuu Ia her hclng
a preacher la cunnurtinn, 50 l"ng "a,
,lr pn,arhrs Methodist du,triuC and at
lunds d. our discipline space Viii not
pcrmit dutailv,l wvHlIon Ut Mrs br.
1aft. another ~maryclOuSly suvCcSsIul
WrslryAn preacher, nuT at her pTuphc'
Ia sisters, Who abounded among the
Mrslryana Ia Great Britaiu after their
founder = dryrasc, a. they du among TIE
primitive NeihOdislS Ia this day. Mes
1amrs II. 4. Reeves. Ph,rhc Palmer,
Nan Cot, Wiutcnmrycr, Willing, and
hundreds mote have been maGNriuusly
hlrascl la this country while ptnclaiul,
,ng the common salvation. la England
pr Mahan tells Us that the ministry ct
women Is more efficient ut g"Id IA
Northampton, the .hOuo at the nhdei
Rradlaugh, than that III men. la lNurN'
,ng too, a young lady OF very superior
education, daughter at retired "ih,rr
IA tue army, baptized With the liuly
Gh1ai ami With power, !. instrumental
ly reforming the lawn aud gathering
hundreds Ut saysd imutOrtals into the
rhuTCh at CHRIST.
A Methodist View Of Inserson.
Kion's Herald exclaims regarding
Robert In~gcrsoll's rccvnt address IA
Boston. What a significant expression
OF the worlds progress ia permitting
liberty oi opinion aud its public expires
sion wAs given last week In one ct
a largest assembly rooms, bcintr an
indiscriminatc multitude, a man ct
yuluahle tongue aud much grare OF at
dress, stoOd up, aud with shocking
reckleSsneSs Oi expression, btNSphcmud
the most sacrrd subjects and solemn
hrliris ia the Judgment aud iaith ct tens
nt thousands nf the brst aud most va
tunus citizens VI the city, hrtuTns hts
blasphcmy Ia his personal cnolunIrnL,
pockrls the prOceeds II his fearful tlradc
against the holy symbols " tho Chr's'
tlan faith, aud gocs on his leaIini Nay
A Ia, sentiments arr cOrrect, therc i nu
oc,aaiou lor their incubation u thcN
an, lalse. aud the inspiration at the at
yrrsary u God, and purity a irnih,
who eau estimate h,s respohsibilll> anu
| the ptribulion'jnsil due Ia sn'h u pro-
nonneed and positive trampbng upon
| Revelation, upon It's author, and thr
hel,rsl hopes OF mani When ,nhdeiii>
yi,,. The aorld a better Saviour than
| 1,.us ChTtsI oT better men and Noineli
tnan The gOspel has presented To- the
World. then may - claims lie pHo''eil
proclaimed.
The Dinsrones Between Total pspra'''
ty and Being Totally psprsSed
correspondent Of the OA9ngaio''
alb asks. Ut d~cpravity he htal Is MI
the curray,lon % hawaa nature totally
AMI the rlilor replies That depends
npon xhaI you mean BY total. IL yuu
mean that the quality described by u
rrachrs ia point Oi tact every aiom oI
The subject that 10 oae thing. IL you
mean by Il that ID totally reaches ever
atom ol the sahiect, that is another
thing. lump oi sugar oi the sac oil I
PEA wiu Iotally sxeeten = cup vi tea, ~
the sense oi making the whole ot u q ht
tie sweet Ia might take more lumpl
than. when dry, the cup would hold, Il
maka the sane Tea totally sweet 4
nan be totally dep&ved in ube sens
that there 10 NOT an atom Va ha natur
Thai ~ ioA VA <n9tt r&a.% ~Nsa~"F
pnved Perhaps there never Was
maA tnlally dspravcd IN the ssn.a oi b,
iRs a. bal A. Il wss possible Iot him
b."
Pastors wnAOus wers.
In this coaniry thsre are ll5 Oongr
rational ministers without . charge, an
; the serious questions What 70 do ~i'
them, and Why Arc things thus, q
koncinx Themselves Into earnest discu
siona- ID u estimated that shout 80
h tbr-. ministers are not in positions
sorept any eAarse. AMI that some
IA thera. psrfaps, 10 not dexre ohei d
- ahep ~ sacn all0sanrs 10 maie ths
remain 40 minister siii uncmploy.
10 slalisiica indicate, q an ohssl u
a. There are Gaa ehurcAe< which have
10 pa.ious, sbsai a 81 which are rnah
ia 10 supposed. W pnpport ene-shoSl
10, DO p~sstore>s ehurches able "a supp
a. pastor u they would, and soo ehnr
IA lrss passion uiling to take eharxe al
CIR ehurch q they onty had . chance.
N Tia nsstssd nabls
~ Az Ne TINA draws lear tcf the
psaranes u NE nee revision II The
a. ~. iAsre b soasiiershls u-asssiness
MA soas quarter, ~ IA lxoss %
Tor M the King l41pes ss<.t3e ~ 10