. The North Carolina Presbyterian. TruthH would you teach, or gave a Binkin? fear, Doae aid you, and few uDderstaod. Tbe late Rev. Greo. McN»ill came into muvhood just as the laborers in the revolution nowapparently accomplished were leading its forlovnhope to some of its most daring assaults; tii« Mgaoity of • cUitesTntMt, mkI th« coura/{eof a herd, be threw himself and his wordly hopesinto the midst of the movement. The contest for progress in our State had tobe fought in Church aud State, in all politicalparties, and in the bosom of each religious de-nomination ; and while
. The North Carolina Presbyterian. TruthH would you teach, or gave a Binkin? fear, Doae aid you, and few uDderstaod. Tbe late Rev. Greo. McN»ill came into muvhood just as the laborers in the revolution nowapparently accomplished were leading its forlovnhope to some of its most daring assaults; tii« Mgaoity of • cUitesTntMt, mkI th« coura/{eof a herd, be threw himself and his wordly hopesinto the midst of the movement. The contest for progress in our State had tobe fought in Church aud State, in all politicalparties, and in the bosom of each religious de-nomination ; and while the whole history of thiscampaign^ inall ito ramifications, is full of in-terest and instruction, it is necessary for mypresent purpose, only to refer to that part of icin which the subject of this notice was a promi-nent and efficient actor. The efforts to establish State denominationalpapers constituted some of the important strate-gic movetnento of the war; and those which re-sulted iri the success of the North Carolina. I ters were as likely to be found in Nol* PSmoTaa any where else. Nevertbelesap Ur- TT^we could not but have oar foreboiBBg»5 ^addition to th« fact that the paper ^ t^Sexperiment, and had opponento wfc»« »* ^have found ardent fnends, it was fcfc «^ * jImendous responsibility devolved «? t^***were to conduct it. ^t_.
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