. La vita e le fatiche di Enoch Mather Marvin [risorsa elettronica]: fine del Vescovo metodista chiesa episcopale, sud.. egli emblemi di thebroken corpo e versato il sangue di nostro Signore morente a mani del nostro dearBishop per l'ultima volta. È una scena che non tramonterà mai da mymemory. Ricorderò sempre anche il tempo ho visto lo scorso. Egli wason il suo modo da Helena, lasciando il territorio. Egli era consumata fromhard fatica mentre tra di noi. Egli ha preso la cena a Whitehall, e poi ho accompa-panied lui una certa distanza sul modo, parlando del lavoro e poi withheavy cuore gli disse addio, ha ricevuto il suo par

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. The life and labors of Enoch Mather Marvin [electronic resource]: late bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church, South.. he emblems of thebroken body and shed blood of our dying Lord at the hands of our dearBishop for the last time. It is a scene that will never fade from mymemory. I will always remember, too, the time I saw him last. He wason his way from Helena, leaving the Territory. He looked worn fromhard toil while among us. He took supper at Whitehall, and then I accom-panied him some distance on the way, talking about the work, then withheavy heart told him good-bye, received his parting blessing, and watchedthe stage coach that bore him away till it was out of sight, and the rambleof the wheels had died on my ear. Alone I stood in the twilight andwept, and wondered if we should ever see his face again. He was a manwhom my soul loved. I feel lonely as I ride over these mountains, sincehe has gone. How the Church marks and mourns his loss! May God inHis mercy raise up some Elisha, on whom his mantle may fall—who willhold up the standard and carry it forward as bravely and successfully ashe did.. CHAPTEE XXVni. FKOM THE OHIO TO THE GULF Southern Methodism in the North—A first representative—From acrossthe old line—The Baltimore Conference—The Christian Union—The Compact of 1844—Organization and growth of Illinois Conference—Visitations and labors—Interest in that Conference—Letter of BishopAndrew — The Indiana Conference—Northward movement of theChurch, South—A prophecy—The West Virginia Conference—TheConference in Louisiana—A post-bellum visit—Condition of the Con-ferences—Disintegration and absorption— Stanton-Ames order—The Government not running the Churches —Andrew Johnsonsorder—Abraham Lincolns record—The order an offense to brethrenof the Northern Church—Bishop Marvins strictures—The coloredpeople of the South—Conferences at Minden and at Baton Bouge—Personalities—An heirloom of Methodist Episcop

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