The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia on July 10, 1869 · Page 2

July 10, 1869

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f if l Ofilolal Joraraalof the City BY W. Ad HKMPHIHV CO. x. TV. A.VERY Editor. In my opinion they can and Pages Available: 3,183,523 pollcjre- JjmmfeattthoaM6edene. No judgment baa been pissed by either lonaonpon the ripkf of the jtvecwsori of Years Available: 1868–2001 tab bflVemwred negroes to the awls eupyf Upon Vm removal of t Wese ho clafred thetrP eatswere tied to feemmnd were rano still on h No at to teatfwat. raised and MORNING EDITION. THE cojvsxi r u J # . r- iMr1868 1937 2001 LARGEST CITY COUNTY AND Of a r 9 rr ymMU t ttkta A. STANDING' CHALLENGE TO tzaTiBSlfitlizs or CIRCULATION' IS UNACCEPTED. JULY10 N w POLITIC To forage on tbe enemy. OF Dana's last' rasping of Grant U abut his grammar. ay The New York pa pert are crowded with accounts of the National splurge on the About Newspapers.com Fourth. IF Tbe Army of the Potomac Society" was organised to New York on the 6th. per Sheridan was elected President beating Gen. MCkllan. ' The Herald says the country to to be inundated with Chinese and that their ad Get full access with a Free Trial The largest online newspaper archive vent will give rise to puny Interesting social problems but that our tree govern meat can surly solve them all. 1 7,400+ newspapers from the 1700s–2000s the pleasure yesterday or calls from two members of the edl tori fraternity In Georgia. Brother Hood of tbe Rome Millions of additional pages added every month Commercial sad Broth. er Orme of the MiUedgertlle' recorder. These gentlemen each give good accounts of Start Free Trial their respective places. We were very glad to meet them. In view to this assnmacy of TUK we might well ask Cpo whit meat doth UU our Cuuz feed. That h huh fnwm to gntt r A heavy and Increasing circulation am I growing advertising patronage won le gitimstcly by sound and consistent Democratic policy and live newspaper enter. prle. Ctflieadlnjr matter on ci cry pajje. CoTTOjTv The New York Times of the 6th contains a leader on the subject Wil the Cotton Crop Decrease t" It discusses the matter 1th tome sharpness but like all mere theorizing unpacked by practical experience it falls Into errors and tome grave ones too. Whether it don to from a sincere belle of Its truth or from a general idea of ap portioning labor to different sections and thus mating all dependent upon each other the Times advises the South to a pernicious practice that our daily expert. ence it showing to be fnll of evil result for us. It says " With such prices us they have received this year it must pay better for both to buy corn and bacon of the West and la out their whole force on cotton. It winds up Its speculations. upon the subject with this emphatic opinion. We believe confidently that this Impor tent staple will increase year by year until It finally reacbesltt maximum yield in former years or five millions or bales. How we Pay Ministers. One or the great evils ot onr day and a tremendous obstacle to religion. It the niggard remuneration that minister re celve the result of which is to absolute drive men from the pnlptt. It U a matter of wonder how the clergy do IJve their pay It to meagre. They are tlepetden upon a beggarly pittance doled qutln la finiteslmal dosetv bary sutflctog o teep soul anybody together often Inade quate to keep the body decePUyiclad 0 course tbtrt tart marked exceptions to ttls but as a generating our ttatemtn U true. JT- The mttttatertruaTnr hUvocation wbo gives his © 2018 Newspapers.com by Ancestry. All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions · Privacy Statement · Site Map · Contact entire time to' his holy duties paw tbrbuitli life er ssutektingand unable to lay up a dollar for old age 01 sickness Twitter Facebook Google+ Blog and when finally b gets senile and has to fall out of harness be becomes a pensioner upon tome scant bounty. In stead of being able to live upon- the savings of a generous support. Nor U the evil less glaring and unjust because tbe members of thissacred and self calling submit cheerfully to the deprivations of their U L Their un. murmuring submission to a hara practice does not lessen its wrong but bIghtena the necessity to remedy the practice. We quote some statistics which showthi we are oot exaggerating j 4 i Tbe Presbyterians of Pennsylvania took S census of the ministry a few days ago. In which It appears that ont of five hundred and one preachers only forty receive 1000 and upward one hundred juid sev two from OTO to 1400 fifty from 490 to 600 and two hundred sou seventy-eight from 90 to' 450 per year Most of these figure are lower than the salaries of ordinary mechanics and the congregations that. pay them should reel ashamed' of their meanness.-1 Let the