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Duty of Congress consequent upon the Abolition of Slavery Civil Rights Bill introduced Reference to Judiciary Committee Before the Senate Speech by Mr. Trumbull Mr. Saulsbury Mr. van Winkle Mr. Cowan Mr. Howard Mr. Johnson Mr. Davis Conversations with Mr. Trumbull and Mr. Clark Reply of Mr. Johnson Remarks by Mr. Morrill Mr. Davis "wound up" Mr. Guthrie's Speech Mr. Hendricks Reply of Mr. Lane Mr.
Believe all that he says about Guthrie's Saving Interest; but do not believe what he says about his own maligned folios till you have read twenty times over his Person and Glory of Christ, his Holy Spirit, his Spiritual-mindedness, and his Mortification, Dominion, and Indwelling of Sin. Then hear Dr.
He takes off his cloak and forage cap, and steps reverently into the little sitting-room, wherein every object is bathed in the sunshine of late afternoon, and everywhere he sees traces of her handiwork. There on the wall is Guthrie's picture; there hangs his honored sword and the sash he wore when he led the charge at Seven Pines.
Again she felt she was living in a dreamland of secret, poignant emotions shadowed by a great suspense and fear. "No. Nothing of the kind," said Howse confidently. "And on Major Guthrie's side there was only distant cousins. It's a peculiar kind of situation altogether, ma'am, if I may say so. Quite a long time may pass before we know whether the Major is alive or dead.
Jesus said unto her, "O woman, great is thy faith; be it unto thee even as thou wilt." In what spirit did the women endure the persecution? Give an incident in courtship. Describe the loyalty of Mrs. Welch, both to her husband and to the Covenant. Relate Mrs. Guthrie's spirited advice to her husband. Tell about Mrs. Paton. What were some of the difficulties faced by Lady Rothes?
'If a man's melancholy temperament is sanctified, says Rutherford in his Covenant of Grace, 'it becomes to him a seat of sound mortification and of humble walking. And that was the happy result of all William Guthrie's melancholy; it was always alleviated and relieved by great outbursts of good-humour; but both his melancholy and his hilarity always ended in a humbler walk.
"No, it's a high-grade ore," returned Ballantree with some positiveness; "that is, it was when we got down into it. But I'm not here to talk about percentage that may come in later. I came to save Mr. Guthrie's time.
What I knew of ancient story was gathered from Salmon's and Guthrie's Geographical Grammars; and the ideas I had formed of modern manners, of literature, and criticism, I got from the Spectator.
The reigning Carey, on hearing of the catastrophe, had been seized with a fit that proved fatal in a few hours. His eldest son's wife, as an effect of the same shock, had given birth to a still-born male infant the sole grandson. One brother had died childless; another leaving daughters only; the third, Guthrie's father, was also dead.
On one occasion Guthrie and some of his fellow-ministers were comparing experiences and confessing to one another their 'predominant sins, and when it came to Guthrie's turn he told them that he was much too eager to die a violent death. For, said he, I would like to die with all my wits about me.
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