The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-11
PENNs GROVE, n. J. FRIDAY. JANUARY IL 1895,

ttan missions. Christian unfvafsities gather
I'M Ter their wing OF benediction . host OF
fhe vounr men OF this country. Bombay
md Calcutta. the two great commercia!
cities of India, feel the elevattng power OF
an aggressive Christianity. Episeopalian
liturgy, and Presbyterian Westminster cafe
cbism. and Methodist anxious seat, and Bap-
fiat waters of conservation now stand where
once basest idolatries had u~ndtsputed sway.
The work which Shoemaker Carey inan2u-
rated nj Serampore, India. TRANSMITTING the
Blbje into forty different dialects, and leav-
ing his wornout boiy amid the natives
whom he had come to save, and going up In
to the heavens from wnicn ne can pettei
watch all the feld-that work will be com
pleted In the salvation OF the millions OF In
Ola, and beside him gag ng iron the same
HIGH places stand Bishop Heber AMI Alexan-
der Duff and John scudder and Mackay,
who fell at Delhi, and Moncrief, who fell az
Cawnpur, and Polehampton, VINO feii az
Lucknow, and Freeman, who fell ut Futti-
garb, and all heroes and haroines wno Ior
Ghrist's sake lived and died for the Christi
hization OF Indin, and their heaven Will not
he complete until the Ganges that washes
the CHATS OF heather to nples shall roll be-
tween churche, OF the living God. and the
trampled womanhood of Hindooism Shall
have all the rights purchased by him VINO
amid the cuts and stabs OF his own as.ass1,
nQtIOn erica 0uI, pouOtu II hOhho 49,
from Bengal Bay to Arabian Ocean, and
rom the Himalayas to the coast OF Corom-
nndel there be lifted hosannas to Him who
died to redeem all nations. In that day
Eiephanta cave will be one OF the places
where idols arc "c1st to the moles n
BATS
II any clergyman asks me, as an uneo lev.
Ing minister OF religion once asked the Doke
| of Wellington, ttDo you not think that the
! work OF converting the Hindoos is all a
| practical farceY" I answer him as Yelling
ION answered the unbelievel minister,
..Look to your marching orders, sisP' Or
II any one having joined in the gospel at
| tack feels like retreating l say to him, as
| General Haveiock sud to a retreating regi-
| ment. 1.-THE enemy are in front, not In the
gear and leading them again into the
| light, though two horses had been SHOT un-
Indeed the taking OF this worli for Christ
will be no holiday celebration, but as tre-
| mendous rs when In India during the
mutiny OF 1857 a fortress manned by sepoys
was to be captured by Sir Colin Campbell
and the army OF Britain. The sepoys hurled
upon the attacking columns burning mis-
| allies and grenadss, and fired on them shot
and shell, and poured on them from the
rampsrts burning oil until q writer who wit
messed 1t says, at wasa picture OF pande-
monIum." Then Sir Colin addressed his
troops, saying, "Remember the women an
children must be res eued T. and his men re
plief: "Aye, aye, Sir Colin We stooi b.
you at Balaklava, and we stand by you here.
And then came the triumphant assault o
the battlements. 80 in this gospel cam
paien. which proposes capturing the very
last citadel OF fdolatry and sin AMI hoistinG
over it the banner OF the cross we may hav'
hurled uoon US mighty opposition an iscorr
and obloquy, and many may fall before to-
work Is done, yet at every call for new onse
let the cry OF the church be; aye, aye
thse in other conflicts, and we will stand b,
thee to the last" Aud then, II not in THU
world, then from the battlements OF thu
next, as the last Appolyonic fertilization
shall crash into ruin, we will Join In tut
shout, aThanks be unto Col, who giyeth q,
the yictoryP' ..Isiteluhsh, tot tho iesddoi
'notent spfff