Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-04-16

ed 70 withdraw by Offering my resigna-
ton in q calm time but they tried TO |
work trick upon me. so as TO 80 in
lure my character and reputation that
i would be Of little service TO my
church even, and would not have
the strength even IL were DESTROYS Of
causing anyone 20 leave the institu-
ton
THEIR DESIGN AND MY DETERMINATIONS.
They wish TO turn me of on the pub
lie as liar and 9 thief. But before
let them do it. / will fight with pen,
with church, with the law and other
wise.
BASS AS DEcEIvKR DEPENDING A LYING
CIRCULAR.
In his plea for peace, he tries to hide
these facts: that is, that he has said
they would stick to notorious circu
lar that has no truth in IL. But, my
brethren have the statements of five OF
the members of his Board, which state
ments are in direct contradiction OF al
that il said in his circular.
TURN ON THE LIGHT.
When the light is turned on, dark
ness will disappear. Mr. Bass comes
up at the head Of his class. but under
this light the people will turn his class
end for end, then where will Mr.. Bass
be2
Ny COURSE IN THE FIGHT.
Heretofore, have not advised the
people to leave the institution for sew
eral reasons. First. because 1 saw the
race TO the sick bed and to the grave.
The institution was just ahead, but ]
thought that some of the people might
over-run the institution and get to
their sick bed and the grave first. And
possibly, il not probably, get their
: dues. But what will be my future
course2 It remains to be seen. For
even to-day threats and complaints
against the institution are numerous
: People are complaining of not receiv
ing their money.
You can hear it everywhere, Broth
er Payne said So" Their motto is
IAN that a man has he will give fol
his life" Therefore, they say to the
agents and to the clerks, "Your bread
is in this" So it is all bread with
them and no Word. And when an in.
stitution is carried on by men solely
for money, without a due regard foI
the interest of the patron. but every
man without principle scramble foI
his money, the thing is a failure. Ny
motto shall be this, in the words of our
blessed Saviour: "Man shall not live
by bread alone but by every word that
proceedeth out OF the mouth of God .
Therefore. / shall take some bread and
the whole Word.
PRESIDENT BASS WANTS TO FILL HIS PooK-
Er AT NY EXPENSE.
Mr.. President, you live in jackson
Ward and in Marshall. il we were OF
the most friendly terms it would not
be a very easy thing for you to carry
on q successful work in my home. And
now that you mean to fight me and my
church to build up an institution TO put
money in your pocket, the thing il
preposterous.
THE PEOPLES BELIEF ASSOCIATION Is
Il FALLING.
Babylon is fallen, is fallen. Come
out of her all ye that fear the Lord anc
fiee to the mountains. Mr. Bass wish
es to destroy q minister and a churcI
TO sustain q secular institution that hs
might be President. III he were not 81
at first he has gotten SO now, and Il
therefore a partaker of other mem
sins.
HIs wAILrNo FOR PEACE.
. In his walls he reminds me OF tn,
! fox, that runs among the sheep, tn,
, cattle and jumps upon the fence, anC
: ticks his feet TO delude the dogs, bu
when he finds out that he must ant
will be caught, he turns around cryin,
and meets the dogs. / want peace, bu
only sound, genuine peace will do.
e. PAYNE.