Vol. XXXV.
No. 3.
THE
AMERICAN MISSIONARY.
“To the Poor the Gospel is Preached.”
MARCH, 1881.
CONTENTS:
| EDITORIAL. | |
| Paragraphs | 65 |
| Senator Brown on the Educational Question—Overture to the National Council | 67 |
| Mixed Schools | 68 |
| Exceptions and the Rule—Conversion versus Education | 69 |
| Inconsiderate Giving | 71 |
| The Indian Problem: Gen. S. C. Armstrong | 72 |
| General Notes—Africa, Indians | 74 |
| Items from the Field | 76 |
| THE FREEDMEN. | |
| North Carolina, McLeansville—Severe Winter, Good Progress, etc. | 78 |
| Georgia, Atlanta—Sequel to Begging Letter: Mrs. T. N. Chase | 79 |
| Alabama, Mobile—Emerson Institute | 80 |
| Mississippi, Tougaloo—A Changed Home | 81 |
| Tennessee, Nashville—Cabin, Frame House and Little Brick | 82 |
| Texas, Paris—The African Congregational Church | 83 |
| THE INDIANS. | |
| Communion Sunday at Hampton: Miss Isabel B. Eustis | 85 |
| WOMAN’S HOME MISS. ASSOC’N | |
| Announcement | 87 |
| CHILDREN’S PAGE. | |
| Child’s Letter—A Crumb for the Boys | 89 |
| Receipts | 89 |
| Aim, Statistics, Wants, Etc. | 96 |