Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21

from our financial department appron-;-,
from five to ten thousand dollars f1- ga
tional purposes. 1t did not stop -har. =
it put $1,000 in the church extension So
The Sunday-school union Is in {. f,!
ishing condition. What We wan -
is to have church extension 80. -oS
able to assist our mission churches ~
tending the work, and to aivaUc. ~ Il
when it is needed in its line. an re,5,.
say TO the general conference # sr
live to be at its session next Nav. -
5000 and the men that could name. ana =
would increase the finances Of -h- "a
$4,000 in ten years. One Of Your ,rar-,-
recently wrote q letter on this point. "a
indicates that the subject s u.t.- -
cussed. What has been accomp.ssss =
this line has been done wIthou. ,r-.,s.-
ion. The conferences il Texs, -
whenever the churches neelau isis
have gone to their rescue. NJ ...----.l
day before yesterday the TcX.s c.-..-,-'ll
voted S5S to assist one Of ifs ms
churches What we want is d vel -
lied church extension society.
Now come down to the dcrL-..a.r, al.
my old friend. have never sV1arg : -
publication department because wgr.-i}
DR.. Embry TO be present. The pgHa-..
department of the Methodist Ep..s.,-
church gave last pear from thai / r. .--...-,
800. 600 to the church extension Won. 49,:
to assist WORKOUT preachers. Now I-r cons
not do that until it was successful. 49,
lied. | am reioiced 20 say thar Gl---.- FL,
general conference we expect ~ ,.a a-,I
location department worth $40, .NI ur SIS IL.
erected as monument, with every .--
paid; a new building put up-r.w r.a-.
cry in it--with all the stocs ana agp.-..,
of great publishing deParluuuJ--.y.a.s.
to the officers TO ruu-pUttluA t..a. u. Of =
merits and resources, and If they ts.-.
run it. let them so down. Iur-..- B.. h.
Embry he said, And You a--I.c WIZ. mo-
DR. Embry-Ics sir.
Bishop Grant-If DIR. Emby- Were m.
present. would say that the calr,-. .ul.;
upon him rs honesty cryStalE-t. %. .,.-s
manager Of the department ana BE- IS .a~
voted to its interests. When it Is put rn
successful running order We c..a r....a
5000 or $40, 900 4 year What IS rea.,.,
for every man to feel the same .r,rrrs. N
the department that is felt by tha u.tr.-.-.
If preachers of other LeuomlWt...s ..s
| come into our towns and get fifty s1ts-.5-
ers for their papers, We ought 90 Ce equally
as well, which would soon give tittr..1
hundred thousand dollars to the Christian
Recorder. God help us to feel pr., .a.
| interest in our own literature. THIS ELS
position on the publication department We
| cannet help but feel proud col III" ae.tU.
| the department, because Texas FURNISHED
| the business manager: and she las f-=
nished one OF the best managers ir TIE
| publication department she has ever hal:
| and she has also furnished bishop. TIRE.
| mendous applause How well ue has per.
| formed his duty, the Northeast Tea, e.l-
| ference can tell better than myself .4li
| applauseL.
| 4 voice: There is plenty more material
| in Texas. Laughter and dpp.auss
| Bishop Grandfather Roberts, who mgr.
| dered our colleague and friend, Rev. A T.
| Jackson, a man of high standing IN the city
| of Dallas, was tried by Jury IN tim, city
| ] - 4. I,.,i ..lF
brought in 4 verdict of murder, and he Was
sent to the penitentiary for u!uety.Eile
| wears. He appealed to the appellate r1g.t
| and that tribunal affirmed the decision u
| the lower court. This demonstrate, he
fact that Texas will not see IN honorable
| Christian gentleman shot down without
| warning without Furnishing the criminal
He has gone to the penitcntiary Tor life.
| Hence we are not so fearful about the iI-
| ture of this great state What we wants
! protection for life and liberty. When We
| see the wlsest, the strongest and the best
men of the state come to the rescue Of lie
| church we are satisfied that 1t IS better iuF-
| Their on. 1Great applause.
There is Only one thing that has dampe1ed
our feelings in this state, and that IS The
separate car law. Its restrictions ara
amusing as well as embarrassing. Gong
to Palestine the other day, very oi;-
tinguished gentleman, DR.. McClaln OF Inc
| MelnOulSI
had to go by the door and stand thereto
converse, while the cars were IN motion
Yesterday three or four white ministers
came into our car, returning if2A .Hef
conference session, and | offered 10 lH-
troduce them to DR.. Embry, when the coz
ductor came along, and | sad 10 NM ''.
| nv sake for heavens sake, and Tor the
sake of Christian civilization to give the:
gentlemen a little chance to talk, and thaiI
! would youch for their good behavior
| Laughter and applause. We toGE iI'
| Texas Central and started along, anu W'3l
| we came to Garrett, one OF our Predt"'tt
Rey. W. c.. Cole) entered with bUrnSH1
whiskers, who is as white as any mal. II
the course of time, the conductor came U
and seemed puzzled how to act ashe5
him what he did in case of that klnd, ahJ
he replied that he left it 10 the lndlVWuI
to say whether he was a white lnaI. OF
black mani had to vouch for Dr. Co.e
being a negro Laughter and appalseI
A colored preacher the other day a mem
Der of one of our conferences, was lor'ei
into a car that was set apart Tor wlhle !sr
sons and now he is golRs, TO orlns dC1lOA
against the company for MAXIM nm ~
ciate with his white brethren. Things s-e
terribly mixed in the application on I Ile
separate car law, and the evil Is tauE4et "
, in it. There are many tiSa .a
of both races whom 1t would pe u, ,5s
cult to identify; so | cannot tell what tno
end will be. l am very particular about y!
rights. If the roads would give US WIZ.
the law NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cars LOT o..
tirst-ciass fare-it would not be 50 eIhyA-
RAISING. On the Missouri Pacific, we "T
put in one end of the smoking car, anu
was compelled in going from Waco 10 ~
rena to stand up recently on one oil Us -
The law that cannot be enforced IS NJ i a."
j. at all Governor Ireland says una. ~
: without public sentiment cannot W
forced. Public sentiment IS against SCI
ate cars. know it, because have 49, -,
with some OF the best people in inc s'. .t,
We have very little to do with making 80 ~
, laws, but know that the same Goa .i--.
held the helm of government thirty ~
} ago holds it still. Let US be hoHes- 90
upright; true to our God and to ourss-,5 ~,
| | true to our church. true TO the rae %
| our trust in God live close to Curls-' -
l the same God who delivered US IN lAg r.
t will not forsake US in the future; NoI w. ID
: you and your work. God bless IeA-'
t make it great state. ,,.,..u,.;ors
: ask your assistance in our dc-loeI ld--;11
, | here, that we may have pleasant $3.50
i. | of CONFERENCE.-THE we may have oIus - IN
4 decorum; that our influence may DC 5l r.,5s
f | this city-such when we have gone no no. n
s seed we have sown will bring fOrtL - his
/ the glory of God, the advancelAel. "a
/ church and the ,upbuilding OF MS A.N7rf0
Let each of US feel that IL Is our Ql. -. f,r
S some good-to make the homes De w, y,s
having sojourned with the people VIII gsisis
( have been assigned by the pastor: :. . me
: the end of the quadrennium anu y 70 Won