Infants of church elect debated in Southern Presbyterian assembly
Dr Thomas Clyce retired moderator outlined a report arguing infants dying are elect and the infant clause should stand. The committee on bills and overtures sparked a heated debate, and the assembly voted 1 to 44 to adopt the report, a decision likely to be recorded in history.
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Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Southern Assembly
John Calvin
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Presbyterians Debate Infant Salvation and Election
The church discusses infant salvation and election, resisting amendments to the Confession of Faith. Overtures from Albemarle and several presbyteries urge changes to chapter 14, but the committee recommends no amendment at present, defending that dying in infancy are elect and saved by grace through the Spirit.
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Presbyterian Church
Barth
T . Clyce
Albemarie Muhisnbury
King's Mountain
Potasi Wilmington
Concord West Hanover
St Touis
Clyc
Billy
Ty Rex
Parker
Frank McCutcheoan
Ell Walker
Poe
Turk
McePheeters
Young Turk vows progress against church policy shifts
A speaker declares lifelong reform ideals, warns the church risks policy changes by outsiders with differing views of the Bible. Dr McPheeters loses his appeal but his final argument and Dr T Clyce's closing remarks draw prolonged applause. Dr WM Alexander urges retaining the elect infant clause amid fears of rash action.
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McPheeters
T, Clyce
WM Alexander
Infant clause retained by vote and church property sale noted
The document records the Infant clause being kept by a vote of over three to one and interpreted beyond future misunderstanding. It also reports the reversionary interest of the church in certain swattered properties and the judicial committee authorizing land sales. Endorsements include the seminaries committee’s support for theology chairs at several colleges.
Enemies of Fifty Years Ago Meet at Capitol Camp Fire
A crowd of Confederate veterans and Presbyterian delegates gathered in the senate chamber of the capitol for a camp fire reunion recalling the Atlanta battles fifty years past. General R N Adams of Minnesota spoke of wartime maneuvers while many others, including officers from Georgia and Iowa units, shared memories as the gathering honored veterans and the old Confederate and federal forces who once clashed around Atlanta.
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Dynamite Planting Case Trials in Lawrence
Boston May 19 The Commonwealth opened its case against William M Wood of the American Wook Company facing conspiracy to plant dynamite at Lawrence during last year’s strike. Three witnesses testified to dynamite found in houses occupied by strikers as prosecutors allege Wood conspired with William Breen undertaker and Ernst Holtzman to prejudice public opinion. Witnesses described payments to Atteaux and Breen amid the ongoing dispute as investigators outlined connections to Pittman and a police inspector.
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Hearst Guests Atlanta luncheon with Maddox crowd
William Randolph Hearst, owner of The Atlanta Georgian, attended a Capital City informal luncheon with Robert F Maddox and a notable mix of Atlanta business leaders. Governor elect candidates and prominent locals included Slaton, Adair, Forrest, Paxon, Orr, Felder, Gray, Brittain, and others from legal and professional circles.
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New York
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