The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-04

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Hopkins Of Virginia, g; submittinr IL,
. 1InJoflty report opposing ony cllangc
: H's speech was long and abh tI q
consutaing three hours in its delivery
ano was an exhaustive review of th,
workings Of our benevolent schemes
iie tias followed in reply by tue Rev
AaEiof Martin, author OF the minorit, ,
, report, presenting the opposite view
III III very ahl and impressive cGut
Ihc debate then became general, and
mas consumed al least half the time OF
tic oody: 1t was finally settled bv au
oVcrWhcltning majority sustaining the
h'a]oricy report. 1t is to be sincerely
Hoped that this ycXed question, which
mas a2itatcd the church for so long, q
tme, has now been definitely settled.
Ihe reports OF the various executive
committees show that all tho opera
tlohs OF tho church arc in PROSPER
GUS and hopeful condition. a very
interesting debate took place on the
'eport or the committee, asking tho
assembly to urge the Rev. DR.. Palmer
to accept his election TO the chair of
OF Pastoral Theology in the Colunbia
Theological Sc.ninNv. The rcuort
was generally supported bv Eastern
men and OPPOSED by Western men
SO YOU see We have geographical
divisions in Church us we'll as in
otatc. The report was passed in a
modified form. have heard of no
expression of.opinion from DR.. Palmer
himself, as to his own feelings and
views on the subject. l presume tho
ultimate decision will dcpena very
| much on his own wishes. Schof,
OF Union Seminary, New York, and
chairman of the American committees
Oh the revision Of the Bible, being
present, was invited to address the
Assembly. He occupied about u half
hour, III which hc gave u short sketch
OF the work Of The committee. He in,
tfoduccd his remarks by noticing The
sensation this little book had made
and the annoyanccs the committee
iiad met With. He read a letter lust
recciVed rom reporter Of the New
aork Hcra(d, asking number of
iia1culous and impertineMt questions,
inc iaSt OF which was, elbow soon do !
you thlnk another revision will be de-
slraolc"' "Iou sec," said the Doctor,
~ 1901 can ask more questions than
wise man can answer" The book
iiad created All unparalleled sensation.
In London alone 100000 copies had
Deeh ul,S:poscd OF the third day after
the cdltion was printed, and in Ameri-
ca 40O, 900 had been sold before thcv
were issued. The Doctor explained
that the book was not a revision. but y
review of the old Bible, bringing II
nearer to the original tongue. His
remarks were Interesting and were
listened to with marked attention. a ,
So'c OF thanks was returned Dr.. Schotf {
lor his instructive address.
Inc overture from Bethel Presbvtc- =,
~ ON the subject of instruction in our d
heoioglcai scminaries, was reported = :
'h adversely, in part by the commit t
&c on Olils and Overtures-thcreb being c
constitutional objection in the waV
u granting all that the overture asked.
hc matter, however, came up for dis
'usslon, and has considerable follow
hg in this bodv.-Tbc Assembly dis
missed the appeal OF j. e. White, from
decision OF the Synod Of SouthCaro-
ina, and IL is to be hoped that this is
III end OF that unpleasant matter.
a large quantity Of business has
'een transacted by the Assembly and
Is sessions have been harmonious. X
Fhllc, of course, there have been op- y.
'oslng views, the discussions have %
cen characterized by the utmost is
ourtesy and kindness. The members y,
the Assembly have beoa most hos b.
ltaoiy entertained blythe good people q
TINS Mountain City, and your corre- I;
Pohdent will carry with him many Il
leasant ntrecollcctions. io
Remember me to the "Ring." W. e,
.rorx poo,r~;. v,.- e
pnondcnt of the Philadelphia Times, bl
rprpnflV CT |
lmous John Brown, SAYS that her w W
ONE is situated in the foothills of the ~,
anita Cruz mountains, in Santa Clara to
'unty, CAL, near the village Of Sara
'ga, and ten miles west of the CITY of
MI Jose. With her live her two
'ughtcrs, Mr.. Fablinger (husband of
'e elder daughter and three bright
tile girls) granddaughtcrs of Mrs. ca
rown. Tho correspondent SAYS: -
She came to this State sixteen ,,:'n ye'
9 resided w 'Ii at i"nl'y n.Si4ted Bluffs, m then ~
f1,r + ..StuHSto Humboldt county, livj
o,s theEe in obscurity and comparati
GID poverty for ten years. Last Fcbrua
er- the single daughter journeycd to. Sa,
SC. Clara county, and selected and y,
Oh chased this quiet mountain home
AZ. the future residence Of the family,
nh .! ssu's!ns ~ INC responsibility Of payi
w Sl, 900 for it. ~ small amount W
rs, paid on it; $500 of the price falls d
IN IN August, leaving 81 900 still unpa
os- AFTER that. In this condition the Broy
family was discovered, as above state
~, and, without consent Of the famiI
'S- aid solicited for their relief. The ne
es PIC, OF California ia responded to II
I'll call, and at once placed the widow
t., nm whose soul is marching on a,
cd those OF her immediate household, b
I" yond want"
e, The public has long since nwarde
J., TO Ayers Hair Vigor the foremo
Il. place among reliable Hair Rcstor
w., ,s tives. 1t is cttcctual, agreeable q,
'o absolutely harmless. 1t makes II
II. hair fresh and luXuriant, and old as
~ scarce and questionable. =
~ --Constantinople has $4,000 Jew
~. ana thirty-cight synagogucs. Near
~ 40. 600 nrp Df Nm h o,;r.;,,