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I1The christian churches of the United States
are all agitated more or less by questions of slave.
ry and nnli.savery. The Mrlhodisls and Bah
lists North have separated from those South.
cunt of the QUESTION of slavery. We think thu
stand taken by the Southern members is worthy


and just and that 'hrv wiII maintain their prcsen.
frmness and decision. We would hope, however.
that this separation prove not omlnous of evil nor
have any bearing upon the polIticai union OF North
and South. AT all times we hope strongly for
and confhe in that union. The Prcsbylrr
ans have had an Assembly at Cincinnati and De-
troil. The receipts of the American Board Of
Foreign Missions have been greater than the past
year, aud it is hoped that they will be- out of debt
ehnrey before the present year ends Their ope
rulions a upon vast and benevolent scale. while
they are doubtless doing more for the prevalence
OF the benign spirit of true christianity than any
other association in the world.