The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-01-16

Mems l,hrisiian associations OF Europe
i and All.;.icu. and tie nigh; ai,uI that
| addressed I t!iroily CT native ciiil.
! Cireu VINO are il tie schools Of the
; Christian Missions Christian univer
sites gather under theil. wing Of ben
ediction a host of the young nlen OF
this country. Bombay and Calcutta,
the two great commercial cities Of In
dia, feel the elevating power of an ag
| eressive Christianity Episcopaiian
/ liturgy and Presbyterian Westmin-
ster catechism and Methodist anxious
seat and Baptist waters of consecration
now stand where once bascst idolatries
had undisputed sway.
The work walch Shoemaker Carey
inaugurated at Serampore, India, tran
Stating the Bible into 40 different dia-
lccts and leaving his wornout body
amid the natives whom he had come
to save and going up into the heavens
from which he can better watch all
the field that work will be completed
in the salvation of the millions of In
! dia, and beside him, gazing from the
same high places, stand Bishop Heber
and Alexander Duff and John Scudder
and Mackay, who fell at Delhi, and
Moncrieff, who fell at Cawnpur. and
Polehampton, who fell at Lucknow,
and Freeman, who fell at t'uttlgarh,
and all heroes and heroines who, for
Christ's sake, lived and died for the
Christianization of India, and their
heaven will not be complete until the
Ganges that washes the CHATS of hea-
then temples shall roll between
churches Of the living God. and the
trampled womanhood of Hindoolsm
shall have all the rights purchased by
him who amid the cuts and stabs OF
his own assassination cried out, BE
held thy mother" and from Bengal
bav to Arabian ocean and from the
Himalayas to the coast of Coromandel
there be lifted hosannas to him VINO
died to redeem all nations. In that
J, 2l.' aa1 fIe6na1rtftae. cave will be one of the
places where idols are caSo- e IN
moles and bats"
: If any clergyman asks me, as an un
t believing minister of religion once
asked the Duke of Wellington. DO
you not think that the work of con
verting the Hindoos is all practica
farce" l answer him as Wellingto,
answered the unbelieving minis
| ter. Look to your marching orders
t sir" Or if any one having joined II
the gospel attack feels like retreatins
5 ! cav to him as General HayelOck Sai(
+, to retreating regiment, THE enemy
5 are in front, not in the rear" ane
l leading them again into the fight
= though two horses had been shot un
der him
l Indeed the taking Of this world fol
: Christ will be no holiday celebration
bat as tremendous as when in lndl;
during the mutiny of 1857 a fort-es
manned by sepoys was to b.
captured by Sir Colin Camp
! bell and the army Of Britain
The sepoys hurled upon the attackln.
) columns burning missiles and greI
! AIDES and fired on them shot and shell
l and poured on them from the rampant
burning oil until writer who wit
messed it says, 1T was a picture o
! pandemonium. Then Sir Colin ad
| dressed his troops, saying, "Remem
Der the women and children must b
) rescued" and his men replied: Aye
aye. Sir Colin. We stood by you q
l Balaklava and will stand by yol
here" And then came the triumphan
5 assault Of the battlements.
So in this gospel campaign which
, proposes capturing the very last cltad
: el Of idolatry and sin and hoistint
, over It the banner of the cross we ma,
have hurled upon US mighty opposition
, and scorn and obloquy. and many
;. may fall before the work is done, ye
at every cali for new onset let the or,
of the church be: Aye, aye, grea
captain of our salvation We stooe
by thee in other conflicts. and We vii
stand by thee to the last. :" And then
if not in this world, then from tn
!, battlements of the next, as the Ap
! ployonic fortifcation shall crash int
! ruin, we will join in the shout
: Thanks be unto God. who giveth u
> the victory! Halleluiah, for the Lore
;, God omnipotent reigneth.