"GO YE, THEREFORE, TEACH ALL NATIONS.
»
VOL. IX.
MONMOUTH, OREGON; FRIDAY, JOLT 18, 1879.
•
Pacific
NO. 29.
some sixty of its members being al D iseases yesterday authorized Chair ed a Board of Regents, of both uolit-
This arrangement was entered into
ready booked for such ostensible com man Young to report to the House ical parties, and in both regents and in good faith by all parties, and mat
hristian messenger
mittee work. The House is as yet with a favorable recommendation the faculty different religions and politics ters went on 'well, notwithstanding
Devoted to the cause of Primitive Christi
somewhat backward in making simi bill recently passed by the Senate were represented; but since the the occasional thrust by some iron
anity, and the diffusion of general in
lar provision for the statesmen, but making provision for office accommo Democrats have control of the State, • side Baptist that they only were true
formation.
it still has a chance to catch up with dations .for the National Board of they have secured a solid Democratic Christians. But it happened in time
Price Per Tear, in Advance, <2.5®
Board of Regents, who, at their last that at the Baptist Association meet
All business letters should be addressed the Senator before the speaker an Health.
to T. F. Campbell, Editor, or Mary nounces the close of the session. 01
By direction of the Secretary of meeting decapitated Prof. G. W. Krall, ing that a man and his wife, on Satur
Stamp, Publisher, Monmouth, Oregon.
course the committee-men travel and War, when from accident or other un- one of the best teachers in the faculty, day evening, made application for
Advertisers will find this one of the best lodge in the top of the state Palace
avoidablecontingency mail contractors honored by all the students, and , membership, who had been immersed
mediums on the Pacific Coast for making
cars, the best stateroom^, on the steam while transporting United States highly recommended by the President bp a Mormon efder, and the question
their business known.
boats, second floor quarters at the mails to and from military posts in —all because Prof. Krall was a Re asose as to the validity of the ordi
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nobbiest hotels, squads of deputy ser- the sparsely populated territories in publican.
Two members of the nance of baptism.
Deacon Owen
~ dpaoe “J 1W H tf ä M |«K TYF geants-at-arms as attendents, and un cur the loss or damage of their ani Board of Regents spoke as follows:
claimed
that
it
was
not
valid bap
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There
is
a
demand
throughout
tism,
"while
Elder
Spear
held
that it
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contracts, commanders of military should be in the faculty.
the matter Elder Spear made the
Notices iu local columns 10 cents per line for thing to be enjoyed once and remenl-
2.
There»
is
too
much
Northern
posts are authorized to provide the
scathing remark in advocacy of his
each insertion.
Yearly advertieesnenta on liberal terms.
bered forever. And then it is not at means of transportation, if they can sentiment in the faculty, and there claim: “ You know, deacon, we ad
Profeeaional Carda (1 square) «12 per annum.
all costly to the participants. The be spared without materially interfer must be a change.
mit persons who have been immersed
government
settles all the bills, and ing with the requirements of their
Correspondence.
The Board appointed Prof. Hdl, by the Methodists, and we don’t call
we never knew of people being eco posts.
late of Virginia, who was a confeder them Gospel minister.”
Our Washington Letter.
nomical when somebody else had to
A ugust .
ate officer during the war, a man who
This remark was not relished thb
pay the score. Tiue occasionally a
( fbom oub kbhvlar ooRaaarosDBNT.)
is not qualified by either nature or very best by the Methodist friend
Iowa and Missouri Dots.
party of roving Congressmen cut
education to teach in such a school. though little was said until next day,
W ashington , June 28,1879.
such a tremendous spludge, as Patter
Wheat.harvest came early and the On this account President Baldwin in when Elder Spear preached a doc
The House of Representatives has son’s committee did when it went out
formed the Board that with Mr. Hill trinal sermon from Matt. xiii. 24-30,
finished all the work it expects to do to the Indian Territory, that its ex crops are excellent—crops of all kinds in the faculty, he should resign. This
inclusive, “ Another parable put he
this session, and has voted to adjourn penses create a temporary scandal, but are good, except here and thete, A flat caused the Board to reconsider the forth unto them, saying, The kingdom
field
that
has
retained
too
much
water.
sine die on Monday next at 4 o’clock they never fail to demonstrate that
Congress has adjourned and there matter ; but what ¿.hey have done we of heaven is likened unto a- man
p. At The senate will not probably the accounts are all right, and that
are not informed ; the students, alum which sowed good seed in his field-:
agree to this adjournment resolution, what they facetiously term their work will be all kinds of " booming and ni, and citizens of Kirksville were all
but while men slept, his enemy came
but'the weather is becoming intensely has been of incalculable benefit to the flue building."
indignate
at
the
action
of
the
Board.
and
sowed tares among the wheat,
The M. E. church and Democratic
hot Members are extremely anxions nation. The latter fiction is of course
We
are
sorry
to
think
that
our
and
went
his -way. But when the
to get away, and so many are desert the justification for the free frolics to party are impairing the Normal School M. ' E. friends in Ill., and Democrats of
blade
was
sprung up, and brought
of south Illinois and north Missouri.
ing that unless Congress shall adjourn be enjoyed this summer.
.
Mo.,
have
manifest
such
desire
for*
’
’
forth
fruit,
then appeared the tares
The St. Louis Times Journal of
The present month compared with
Monday, it is quite possible that it
.
gain
as
to
seek
to
capture
and
thereby
also.
So
the
servants of the house
may lose the power to adjourn at all. the correspondingone of last year, has June 14th publishes am address -of destroy these schools, in which, at
holder
came
and
said unto him, Sir,
It>in the present week and there is no been notable for cool, breezy days, the citizens of Carbondee, Ill., to the . best, they own only a small share. It
didst
not
thou
sow
good seed in thy
longer any doubt on the -legal point and nights which have frequently Governor, legislator and people of seems that there are no rights common
field
?
from
whence
then hath it
that a final adjournment is.impossible been chilly enough to make sleeping that state, claiming tliat the school is to all, that sectarian bigotry and
tares Î He said unto them, An enemy
without a quorum of the two houses nnder blanketa quite agreeable. Some being run in the interest of the M. E.
political jobbery will respect until they hath done this. The servants said
church
to
such
extent
that
it
has
be
voting for the same. It is also cer hot days we have is true, but not in
are brought before the bar of public unto him, Wilt thou then that we go
tain that should an extra -session be continuous succession, while copious come unpopular and is virtually a sentiment for sentence. We hope that
and gather them up ? But he said,
«ailed, which some now think proba rains at intervals have cleansed the failure. This school was started by wiser counsel may interfere and save
Nay; lest while ye gather up the
ble, a quorum would not be here, and streets and sweetened the air. But Bro. Clark Braden «nd wife, 1*66, these noble schools from the wreck
tares, ye root up also the wheat with
it would be a difficult task to secure the dogdays come on apace—the sul and operated as a private enterprise and ruin that now threatens their ex
them. Let both grow together until
one. A number of Democrats leave try suffocating days of midsummer, for four years. The addresses referred istence.
the harvest ; and in the time of har
for their homes to night and tomorrow when, undenimmoderatesuns, the cities to, after citing the unfavorable condi
Iowa people are patriotic and gen vest I will say to the reapers, Gather
and say that under no circumstances become mammoth bake-ovens, and tion of the old building and other di erally celebrating with them as most
ye together first the taies, and bind
will they return, even if another extra humanity is-sure to get in a stew over fficulties in the way-of Bro. and Sister other Americans “ the 4th of July ” is
them in bundles to burn them ; but
eession should be called. The closing the weather, the days when the oldest Braden, says: “ They enrolled 105 an high day. With the thermometer
gather
the wheat into my barn.”
students
in
1867
;
220
students
in
debate in the House was not as ani inhabitant hauls over his diary to see
up in the nineties, the preparation of I In his remarks on the text he com
1868,
150
of
this
number
were
from
mated as had been expected. The two whether it was ever so awfully hot
orations by young lawyers is no small pared the Baptists to the wLeat and
parties settled their wrangling by before ; when, perspiring mortal« con abroad, and 150 were in their Nor- task, and when they deliver them
all other creeds and faiths were typi
Forty-seven counties
granting to each «ide a half an hour. gregate around the nearest thermome mal classes.
all the critics and hyper critics make fied by the tares ; and warming up to
were
represented,
and
400
teachers
Gen. Garfield consumed the time for ter as if it were a consolation to see
an onslaught, dissecting knife in hand. the subject he said, “ The only way
the Republicans, and Frank Hurd the mercury in q melted mood also; were sent out into the public schools “ Brave boys are they,” yet they have
to get lid of them is to root them out.
most of it for the Democrats. Gar and in short, the time when the most in four years.”
• fun rights that hyper critics respect.
Zsay io« must root them out’’ bring
They further state that this was
field summarized <he extraordinary sensible tiling you can do, if you have
Yours fraternally,
ing his hand down with some force on
-doctrines which have beenlaid down by the money and the leisure, is to pack supplanted by the normal as now
8. H. H edrix .
the pulpit.
Fairfield, leva, July 4, 1879.
ths Democrats at this session; -show- up and go. But where ? Your adver chartered. The location was favor-
This beinarso far from the teachings
ed the alarming return of the old dog tising columns should contain the an able, and began with a magnificent “ The Legs of the Lanje are not
of the parable and so inconsistant
ma of states severeiguty, and conclud swers and a hint to the wise &c. The building and apparatus, with $25,000
Equal.”
with his remarks on the evening be
state
aid,
and
with
reputation
gained
ed with the sentiment, which met mountains, the sea, and the springs
fore, that nearly half of the audience
by
Braden
’
s
school,
yet
at
no
time
has
Bro.
Campbell
:
with enthuiastic approval on the Re resorts of every .nature ate open to the
retired from the house, leaving the
Your remark in last week's M es speaker a very meager congrégation ;
publican -side of the Mouse, that the pale faces of the cities. Sanitariums it catalogued over 408 bona fide
only ground of union for the two par for invalids, nestful retreats for fagged students during the year, with not senger of the " refusal of the Baptist and his next and last sermon in that
ties in this country is that the war for out nature, allusements of rod and more than 283 pupils inattendanoe at church to receive one into fellowship place was preached almost to the
naked walls ; but the agreement as to
the Union and the salvation of the Re gun, the healthful sports of the field any one time, and it has not sent.«ver who had keen immersed by another the house was faithfully carried out
public was right, everlastingly right, and river, the rural simplicity and the 150 teachers into the psblic schools, denomination,” calls to mind an inci
W. W.
and the war against the Union was pleasures of the ball-room—<a thousand that it has been managed by the dent which happened at a Baptist
Mrs. Marv Clemmer writes that
forever wrong. Frank Hurd’s conclu- > enticements to rest ar.d recreation— dominant party (M. E), and is ‘‘a meeting in Indiana, some thirty years
most
intolerate
sectarian
institution.
“
George
Downing’s
sisters are
ago,
in
the
place
where
I
was
living
at
sion was better suited to the stump spread out for the enquiring citizen.
avenged.
Harvard
College
was found
They
ask
therefore
for
its
reconstruc
that
time.
All the members of the Cabinet
than the forum, and was for the most
ed because Lucy Downing wanted to
tion.
The
address
is
signed
by
over
The
people
who
belonged
to
any
part a resume of the speech delivered were present at the meeting yesterday.
educate hereon. To do so she put
The time was principally occupied 100 citizens of Carbondal, represent church organization were about her daughters out to service, and took
by him earlier in the session.
equally, Baptists and Methodists/with their wages to help educate their
By no means the least of the pleas with the consideration of routine bus ing all professions and churches.
The North Missouri State Normal a few Presbyterians the school dis brother. She lived poorly and mean
ures and perquisites of a seat, in Con iness in connection with the early ad
began as a private enterprise in 1867, trict had to build a school house, and ly herself for the same end. Through
gress is that of being a member of journment of Congress.
and
gained & proud history as speh. the members of all the churches sub her influence with her brother, Gov
Fifteen lady clerks were discharged
i some
____ one of ths' many
, committees
Subsequently
it was chaitered and a scribed an amount sufficient to build Winthrop, the General Court of
that are appointed with privileges to from the Treasure’s office yesterday.
Boston voted £400 to establish a col
•it during recess for this or that pur This reduction was made necessary by good building ■ was erected by the the house large enough for meeting lege at Cambridge. In 1G4O, second
pose. One committee will select Sar Jack of an appropriation in the Legis State; and under the wise manage purposes, with the understanding that on the list of its graduating class was
ment of President Baldwin, with an the Baptists should occupy the house the name of George Downing, nephew
atoga for its meeting-place, another lative bill.
of Governor Winthrop and son of
Next month the Postoffice Depart earnest, energetic faculty, it has in a each alternate Lord’s day, and the Lucy Downing. This youth will be
finds that its business can only be
conducted at Cape May Long Branch ment will extend the fast mail service history of 10 years mustered and sent Methodists the next. The Presbyter a baronet—a great man to fight under
or Alton tic City; a third decides that from Washington to Jacksonville, out an army of 8,500 students, who ians having only a few members and ( romwel), to be a ‘turncoat’ under
its duties necesitate a trip asroes the Ha., by way of Charleston and Savan have elevated the public schools, and no preacher, it was agreed that in the the Stuarts. Yet when his mother,
continent or up to the St. Lawrence, nah ; to New Orleans by way of honored almost every profession. As event that a Presbyterian minister w ho Lad pinched herself and made his’
sisters servants to educate him—
and so goes on the merry farce. This Richmond, Atlanta, Montgomery and a Normal School it is second to none visited the place and would preach, when, at the age of seventy-three, she
in
the
West
When
it
was
chartered
others should yield and allow him to
year the Senate has dipped ex- Mobile.
asked him for money, he snubbed her
a Republican administration appoint- occupy the house.
The
House
Committee
on
Epidemic
and refused it.”
Utwively into this sort of proceeding,
C
,