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The Daily Dispatch: August 31, 1861., [Electronic resource], A long war has its advantages. (search)
I love my Saviour's church; and I never will cease to protest against using his consecrated Temples for any other purpose than that for which they have been set apart, viz: Divine worship. If the houses of God need any banner to fling to the breeze from their towers, let that one for their protection be, the Banner of the Cross, with the time-honored motto, 'in hoc signovinces' thereupon inscribed." In what noble contrast does this faithful minister of the Gospel stand to the "Rifle" Beechers, Cheevers, Fultons, and others of their Abolition school, who from their pulpits through their preaching substitute bullets for the Bible, and the scalping- knife for the Cross! Resignation of a minister in New York. We have already briefly adverted to the resignation of the minister whose letter we now subjoin: New York, Aug. 15, 1861. To the Trustees and Stewards of the Bedford Street M. E. Church: Dear Beetreen --I hereby tender my resignation as pastor of the Bedf