Bethanian, 1909 . CAMPBELL MONUMENT Ijy visint; oil Tiiians in our power to promote tt , anrl also, thai?\vc have sufficient rctbon to rest assured that our humble and well-zncaot endeavovirs, shall not be m vani in the Lor;!. Ca<<^V The cause that wc advocate is not our own peculiar, nor thecauspi of any p<uty, considered as such , it is a common cause, the cause of Christ and our brethren of all denominations. All that wypre- sume, then, is to do, Nvlut we humbly coiicei\}s-jto be our /l A f// --^° ^^i exeii ior this blessed purpose. And as we / ha\e no just re

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Bethanian, 1909 . CAMPBELL MONUMENT Ijy visint; oil Tiiians in our power to promote tt , anrl also, thai?\vc have sufficient rctbon to rest assured that our humble and well-zncaot endeavovirs, shall not be m vani in the Lor;!. Ca<<^V The cause that wc advocate is not our own peculiar, nor thecauspi of any p<uty, considered as such , it is a common cause, the cause of Christ and our brethren of all denominations. All that wypre- sume, then, is to do, Nvlut we humbly coiicei\}s-jto be our /l A f// --^° ^^i exeii ior this blessed purpose. And as we / ha\e no just reason to doubt the concurrence of our-brethrcn, to / accomplish an object so desirable in itsclt, and raui;ht with such happy conserjuences, so neither can we look forward to that happy event, which will forever |)ui an end to our hapless divisions, and restore to the church lis primitive unity, purity and prosperity , but;

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