Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-18

HlihN iNInis WIN " hN'NNN NiNi Nv.
paper which charges that Is guilty OF
SANDER IL we shall keep M The fight on
the LIQUOR interest. we shall not he or
ganizing into a political party
We ure not trying 10 tel onr NOM
hefS how they shall vote, would Ike
10 have some one tell me how should
vote. There are some good people who
think that the doctrine that men should
vote as they pray is u new docirine IL
has been said Ia be- one OF rcent dis.
covery. II IS as old rs Saint Paul, u
teaches that whatever we do we should
do IL in The name Of the Lord Jesus, and
tha, a vote does not stand upon any
other ground.
''rhe poliiy Of our church Is, as a
matter Of course, constantly open 60
discussions Methoiism has never made
any prctense Of having divine, inside
government. Within certain fixed aud
general principles, we are at liberty TO
serve unr church as We please fool
very sorry for the people WHO are called
upon to maintain that their system Is
made under divine pattern. And 50 va
| McthOdisis have kept our freedom, and
we shall continue to do 50 10 the oud
| at is discovery Of sowe one. that
/ we are in great dangcn, we are IN no
| danger Of being reduced 30 slavery by
ten bishops, especially Of those like Your
At The conclusion Of Rev. Hoss ad.
dress, Question tl--What local preachers
are elected elders, WAS resumed ANA w,
/ ii. Mathews, Of the Georgetown district,
was presented.
Mr.. Matthews was ordained deacon
four years ago; had remained local
preacher two and unc-haif years aud
was placed in charge of the Bolton mis-
sion
The Waco district presented the name
Of James W. Powell who Row Mt
. ! b A gnfH Ind hnam UruNpnpr
era years. He was elected
MIR. Armstrong also presented John IL,
| l4onchaugh, saying he was an excellent
young man, faithful and true. lie was
elected
Corsicnna and Waxahnrhie districts
had NJ candidates.
Rev. Mr. helms of the Fort Worth dis
trict presented James u, Logan, who,
ho said. was a good and faithful mnn,
who loved the Methodist church. lis doe
trine and discipline, MIR. Logan was
elected unanimously,
Vernon. Wcltherford and Cisco dis
trlcis had no rauAiintcs
brentwood district presented William
u Br dGo'l of thu Rallmg2r stition, who
vas elected.
Allen r. Bowdeu 81 Nlpys' circdit was
nlSt presented by tie Brownw11i ais
trict and was elected.
Gren c, Fields, from the extern,
, western portion nf DE Rrrv
triCt. was next present III. being Reported
, pR "a good man, IA over; way worthy
2 and whose services are needed as IN or
daired elder, nctivc loyal to the church
, loyal 20 nll her interests rud her doe
TRIES He was clcctrd
At this juncture Rev. Dr. Mitchell Wiz
= ~ on me SUPERB nm ltad isl, WIS intro
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l. 70 NrW M'Nleo; starred ~ Win Brolh'
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N SpIlhgH, anu worked me entire terrlnr
r ana when he hnd hnishod we M
~ Nentheriord and suggested
- MN mat he start out on evangelist
a work. we purchased q large tent
+. started out and made $40 conversions
i RrN. r. l. Armstrong Brown by
!. y presiding cider for four yonr', and
!. found ne hhl lost liis holu on God. ~
y he was fearful 10 bring disgrace on q
10 church, 80 he surrendered his cGelNniin
4. rather than disgrace ne ministry i
h comes before ms conference ms NOR
ing ana asks the restoration OF MS 81
o denuals. | am ready 70 vote for hi
IL WIN BON hands up' lor Know him
ie De IN honest man ana y pure ~ heart
~ rev u. BISHOP slli ne never f.
M greater JOY ihnn Wheb bio. Brown TO
~ MN ne W9A y testolrp nun.
y Hls cred"hlials were unanimously !
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