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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4521, 25 November 1884, Page 4

f The innovations in the shape of hymnals and instrumental music in the Free Church are greatly alarming the ministers and officebearerßofthatCliurchinthenorthern counties of Scotlahd. At a meeting of Free Church elders recently held in Dingwall, Rossshire, a series of resolutions condemnatory of such innovations were passed, some ■of the ma/ers thereof pointing out the extreme danger, of anything unacriptural being allowed to be introduced ' into public worship. It was suggested that a larger and more representative meeting should be he,ld at Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, and that anti-innovation associations be formed in every congregation, and, moreover, that. the constitution of the Church and the disruption principles of 1843 be adhered to at all hazards. A dominant majority, composed principally of Southern ministers and elders in the Free Churoh, were not to be allowed to have their own way in the Church. A day of separation might come between the faithful followers of the Church and the present majority, * , CATARRH OF THE BLADDER—Sllnging iniu Uon, Inflammation »UKidney &ud I—attar ComUxi-u, cuiM bj 'Mtartm-inlla." AtDrutgiita. . : r . • ■■ ■ '—_ _____ KomrUwnu rrouti* Co., Aj«at», AocilunJ.