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TROUBLE IN THE BAPTIST CHURcH.-We see that
the Babtlsts are not without their troubles The
Presbyterians have had their troubles-the Episco-
palans have had their troubles-the Methodists
have had their troubles-and new the unofiendng
baptlsts must go through the mill. An announce
men' has been published, calling an extra general
convention or the Baptist church, to meet in the
bapust Tabernacle in this city, in a short time
Inns is probably with the view of bringing about
separation oil the Bapnsts OF the South and the Ban
tsts OF the North on the question of slavery When
the priests and the clergy take up the subec, of slave
ry, and make.it peg on which to hang their quar-.
rels, politicians and other sensible people will en-, !,
We therefore argue, from this sign of the tunes ,ba,
the nation at large is going let slavery alone for
some time to come.