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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1882)
Il Kli At.ì) CUBISTI A Nr C hristian H erald . Helpers and Helping, gathering was 21 confessions and i ltlwing ihvy to Jne'et opr family oh 10 reclaimed, from the Baptistsand ' their return from ' a visit to Lane a The Apostle’,s injunction comes by relation. It was believed that county, we are settle«! down to EDITORS ; to us her«“. “ Do goo«l to all men, D. T. S tanley , B ruce W olverton , four or five «lays more would have work again-in one of earth’s dear but especially to thos«« who are of M on mouth.___ ___. doubled- these results. We hope. JipofeLtU-uythe editorial sanctum, the lmusehold of faith. 11e evi- "some Irother ill ere long and of the C hristian H erald . .0 go o dently includes two classes of per- FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1882 gatlier oth«‘r fruit'from this smw-- The Results in Iowa. "sonsfTh« >se wTio> "aflmotrnf-the ing. Our Rambles. Most gratifying to th«“ friends of faith, and those who are of the Bro. Roberts is one. of those no *tempcran«“«‘ must be the result of .household of faith. In other words - The train arrived at Turners.. ble lielpers in ft \«-nrl< like this. T<) the election on’ the Constitutional h«‘ recognizes men as eitlfer beliov- Station on time, Wednesday, June his good management in running ^Yuieiuliueni JiL. Iowa— Many fiiars 2Sth, where, the Marion County the social meetings ami keeping- From the abuse of this passage wer«! entertiTined that th«“ time-was Meeting was Being held. We soon every thing in readiness for, work, too short in which to. make th«“ lM>t.h in the understanding of it and reached the camp-ground, which is as well as preaching som«* «Accellent Canvass, to thoVoiigldy awaken the in its^ practice, great reproach is beautifully located on a gravelly seymons, the results of the meeting people, and the result might prove'Wteuggut upon the cause of Christ, are largely, <1 uo. flat in*a fine grove on Mill Creek. Many people iif ,a selfish and We must speak a good word.for disastrious Now all fears are set The morning meeting had just at rest. '1 he overwhelming major-, treacherous way, cl a fin Favors at closed .and the brethren .were at the people of Turn« )' and vicinity. I ity in favor of the amendment, is the ham Is of those who ftre willing dinner. The dinner hour is the The oiiler and attention was the not only gratifying in fhis particy to help a brother or a sister, jvhen season of social converse and friend most perfect througlmut that we larTnse, but also indicates the won they hav«- no such rights. How ly greetings at a camp meeting . ; have ever seen at a meeting of this derful awakening.of the.American glftcn is it the case that communi We spent not only this day but the kind. It is a pleasure to preach to people in regard tb this great evil. ties even ar«; imposed upon by subsequentv .days most pleasantly people who listen attentively to all The two victories that have piteous pleas inade by such indi with brethren, talk ing of the" things that is said, with no «listurTring in : greeted the cause of right in Kan viduals. that pertain to the kingdom of ti uences. J Now we do not deny that there We have a noble baml of br'eth sas and Iowa, ar«‘ but the precur-- A God. * rffli im'Marion couhty all z«“alous in sors of others to-fol low. The com- are many cases of r«:al need among- We found Bro. Rolierts alone»in r«rinM Let these be -ttnr nKettrr<T ‘ Bfo? Spriggs Lad iTiecaus«! and. jealous for the truth. bhird'. ¡ettbrbt of .Whisky men of "worthy persons. taken sick on Monday and was They need' better organization for ■x*very class to prevent the will of known. Let, these be provided for. confined to his bed at his home in county work so that they may be the people, have Keen def«iate<l. Let this case be rendered in a sys Salem. The!' brethren were <lis- able to sound Out to others more l*li«“y now begin to se«“ that their tematic and unostentatious way, so pondent over the prospects. There freely that which they so much en- cause is a hopeless one, ami the that no idleness 1 h * encouraged. friends of temperance are growing Ther e* is, however, a class of im _ was not the interest- theyAV ¡shelf b» joy—the religion of Jesus. postors more terril)1<* Than those On lioarding flic train for Salem see, and tlwv predicte«! no favora alxive mention«“«!. It somehow ble reswltsr- This only showx- Imw on Monday, afterm>011. wc found. a shortsighted human reason is, and riumlier of friends fim’ong the tins moraT blight From o'ur Aineri- happens in the selfish makeup-of some good-meaning people that is another illustration of God’s number Bro. E. B. McElroy, of can shores. Temperance workers in Oregon they consider every-.body, especial blessing coming abundantly just Corvallis, State Superintendent of can take fresh courage. Every ly every brother afid sister, must when we feel like hope is almost Instruction, elect, who was going-to thing indicates that by a united patronize them, because they arc gone. An interest liegan to spring Salem on business. Our lines of and well directed effort, we can among the brethren. up in the meeting immediately, work happened to lie together and hurl this fearful evil from our bor- Thia is a fallacy. The error lies which liecame more and more in we had tjie pleasure of his company der^ Already more than 25,000 in this that, though a man may be tense. Animation succeeded quie- till we separated at Independence, citizen<trave"signed petitions ask ever so good at heart, yet lie is not tude. Joy arose where had lieen Tuesday afternoon, he taking the ing for the submission of the train for Cor 1 all is. hereby necessarily an expert in his almost despair. . Enthusiasm fol- amendment -to the. people. This At Salem we visited the.homes . lowed listlessness. Happiness in trade or profession. He may be insures a heavy voting population and is efficient as far as he has at ^*the extreme overcame despondency of a numlier of our good brethren now in its favor. , It is nearly fpur and the grove resounded with halle there who are dear to us by years tained, but his attainments are not years before the question can come lujah’s to Go«l for his mercies and of brotherly association, and also very great. Yet, perchance he de bet*oi'9 .the people, and there is lit his wonderful works, among flic made the acquaintance of the fanii- mands a patronage in that to which tle question as to the result at that chil<Iren of men. The young, the i ly of Bro. J. W. Spriggs, lately ar he has not yet attained. His time. Could it come before the rived from'Illinois. old and the middle aged came bow claims he supports by the fraternal in six months fro'in this We ha<l a room for the night at people ing to the mild scepter Prince time, a vigorous canVass would relationship in Christ. By this Immanuel. The name of Jesus the elegant home of Bro. S. 0. give us liberty from our worst tyr claim he shows himself un was precious to all hearts. Joy Adams, and breakfasted on the ant. i worthy of confidence. Why ? ' But with all tiles«* feelings of as He thinks of himself more highly flowed from eve to eye and brother- steamer Occident which left for In surance, W«“ must not slacken our than he ought to think, and shows ly love from heart to heart. dependence at 7.30 A. M., with an efforts for on«! moment. “ Eternal The meeting closed on Monday excursion - party to the celebrati«>n vigilance is the price of liberty.” his disregard of a brother’s rights because Bro. Roberts an« I the writer to take place there. We intended If w«“ work pei'sistently in th«* by a willingness to jeopardize his both had pre-engagements that coining to our office in Monmouth name of God and humanity, w«“ interests for selfish ends. No one, prevente«l our staying longer. Nu* at once but at the urgent solicita- shall assuredly triumph. under such circumstances is bound merous petitions came in from all tion of the President of the day, to show any respect to his claims. parts of the country I «egging us to remained as chaplain till the loom Seat!I<‘, siys In- lias foiin«! several 1A man wants a contract to erect remain a few «lays longer, from ing exercises were over. brethren and sisters in the dty. a building f<jr a.brother because he persons who wanted an opportuni W1 len we nrriva«! at the office we He hopes soon to see an organiza is a brother. His demands are, or ty to come into the church. It •found it deserted. The 4th of tion effected there, lie and his shbuld be, based on the assumption was saxl to leave just when the I July fever had-taken assistant, ed estimable wile are members of the that it is to his brother’s advantage. congregation in Portland, and like promise of results was greatest, but itor, foreman and every compositor. -V1 theygo from lievcv they The pn!y.grounds are,.that he being >ve rnUst go ; so it ended. The in- j After going tv Albany on the fol are preaching the glad tidings. u brother, will deal honestly with •O 'T . ** ‘
