The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1886-11-25

NO. 43.
god sp*~eh giving httet hsssas, ~,
the ~ore, aua closed ~ifh zeu-e rvslsAfA .
+ ou hls prospect ia s.e~etss9-ela a.ksss-
ald for butitaus h4. church there
y cot , Tie hardest place fus
ksp'l>; prue i-.es ls Fte{n=ous Nesth
Carolina There thr ar3 uAncc - bar
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rs dead .'5s.A. wAth ;Ec A. ae 10
u4i~ht prove efd-scluas " Esa.
b. Kut ;hAnk t,,i Chat t'to 4tat-# -t.
are beginning ~ gain snsa.a
Meu almost us.kua~u 81 fh.- eDsez.
iion ARE ther-. tsh;.us tatt.e- asa#6-f
error have bcen tn thy Ee-t aut sAe
West W uryi the gospel 5 Pc o<er ft,
State espeg4ally in tbe lHtlm.Hat es..
tiou
Col Heck oG,re1thc follow .neem~ni
fueut 10 the resolution offered rs lr.stfi
er McMauAway
AesotesH. That our STATE Nt~e.ai.
koari be authorized 10 rap#u3 tru
Thousand dollars ia their efforts lu tht
mission itl3e of this stat, tarue ths
next year aud We. ia CouNsuttuu -
sciuhied. representing thv a5 Ua uem
ber> Of our churches plcd.c ourselves
to work individually - au mafv thi-
year than We did the last. and fhat ~.
our best efforts - induce other. Co.
do 80
The President appointed thr Follow
ing committees
Committee on the carr r as,-.l minis
/ tiers
Committee on the erection of houses
Of worship
General education
Distribution Of the Bible and rcb.
ious literature
Col. Heck'> resolution 10 raise ell. 0uu
for State Missions was carried Dr
Hufham Withdrawing his Sl2 500 re-o.
luton az some brethren opposed
ToREI.N MISSIONS DI>ti >>ID.
The subject of Foreign Mis~iou- han.
ing been made the special order fur
this hour tile discussion wa- opened by
Prof. Geo W Manly
lie was grateful for the opportunity
of speaking IA word in this great cause
lie wanted a holy enthusiasm t. inspire,
our cause IN this grand and godly work
He cited the example of ludsou for oar
emulation, and said there could be $40
failure, great and vast rs i the under
give success and 70 crown our mhors
with glorious triumph and victory
Paul-like we must resolve to dc all dare
all, sacrifice all for the sakeof The
blessed Saviour. So called learned men
are predicting the failure Of Christianity
and that II will be supplauted by phil
Osophy and science. The simplicity.
the grandeur and completeness of the
glorious plan Of salvation, coufouuds
aud puts To fight All the skepticiem ba-
ed on cold, lifeless philosophy aud
science. He appealed to the ministers
present, to infuse into the membership
of their churches christian energy.
christian love aud thus bring our great
denomination up to its duty.
Il. II. Bell. # Richmond. Va was
next introduced He would not 20 into
the general discussion of Foreign Mis-
sions but as the Immediate representa-
tive of the Board. be shouId coutiue tim
self more particularly to the work of the
Board and perhaps some Of its needs
In Canton, China. seven churches
have been established one Thousand
miles up the coast is our central post.
held by that grand old mau our own
NJ T. Yates, for forty years, aud
whose powerful and earnest appeals
have moved US. He has now Our Her
ring and our Bryan 10 aid him. If there
be in the South any State that should
have this work at heart any state that
God has crowned with glory, il is TIL.
grand old State Lines are piercing to-
wards the centre and interior al China.
Crawford is no longer alone.
No such grand progress las marked
our efforts in Italy and yet it j. glorious
&C. think that in the old city Of Rome we
have Il Baptist church. and in ten other
italian cities. we havS men Of our faith
and order preaching the gospel. Brazil
is one of our baby missions. Have not
had time to expect results, but the con
secrated Bagby said only the other day
in the Arkansas Convention, that be
was there to represent five Baptist
churches in Brazil
DR. Huffman, chairman Of committee
to nominate Board of Missions. re-
ported the following names Adopted
The comuittee on the appointment Of
the state Mission Board reported The
following names:
Ashe and Allegheny Association, Jt,-.
Ellcr, Anson. +. \. Coyingtou Atlantic,
4 j Hires and j f.. Peterson Brujah
G. \ RorIir2er and +. y Howard.
Chowan. L. NanDeventcr and w r.
Waff; West Chowan. I. q. Wood K i.
Thomas and \. W. Early; Cape Fear,
T.. w. WoOteu. Eastern, :. VI. anton
and i III. prtchard Flat River, T. i.
IIobgood and B. ID Howard Ca'aw bn
River, j. &. Price; Liberty, j II Mills:
Kings Mountain. W. II. SirickLnd II.
f. SclIenck Mt Zion. & Durham aud
j. T. Mason Pee Dee II &. bockery I:
Pilot Mountain, II a Brown. g X
Orrender; Union, D. II Austin. T.. J..
Davis Green River 6. Is Justice Raj
eigh, II. w Norris Brier Creek. u. g..
Jarvis; Brushy Mountain Geo. "
Greene, r. a. Spainhour; Tar River \
l.. Shaw. y. Biggs, G. II. Cooke j ii
Tucker; Robesou. + h Proctor; South
| Fork. w. 4. Graham; South River -
ham Royal; Sandy Creek w G. Petty !,
Caldwell, NJ ID Smith; South YadAin.
J. Is. Holman Cedar Greek j q. Fisher.
Central. Il. 4. Dunn: Iadkin l.. a
Speae w. q Brown Mecklenburx and
Cabarrns, y. q. McManaway Stanly,
5. ID. Morton.
Managers W H. Pace, y. Williams.
Eugene Harrell, J. W Denmark g.
". Allen, {. T. Bailey. +. H. Brgg-.
! Jr., J NJ. Heck, j. y. Holding W y
Jones, w. 4. Nelson. r. r. Skinner, J
T. Puilen, Walter Parish. j /. White
| y. =. Broughton, &, :. Farri--.
The President appointed the follow
ing committee Of tive 70 act Oh the rec
ommendatiou Of the oomrnitt.e on or
! phans and de~titurt. aud aged ministers
J. II Mill7 f. O Wood, Z. Durham
! F. : Alderman e. H. Justice
FRIDAY NIGHTS Ed CATION
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