The Oneidas
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Mr. Williams s place at Duck Creek was supplied by a very worthy clergyman, the Rev. Richard F. Cadle, who labored faithfully on the same ground from 1830 to 1836. " In 1829 the Oneida Mission had been transferred from the Foreign to the Domestic Board of Missions, where it more naturally belonged. When Mr. Cadle entered on his duties, there had been for some time but few con firmations, as there was no Bishop in that region. Bishop Hobart of New York, and Bishop Onderdonk of Philadel phia, had..., as we know, very kindly, though at long in tervals, visited them; so it had required great Christian patience and courage on Mr. Williams s part to keep the little band of Church members together. Says Miss Cooper: "During Mr. Cadle s ministry some of the men of Green Bay tried from selfish motives to throw obsta cles in the way of religious instruction of the people. They believed they could control the tribe more entirely and purchase their lands, if there was no Missionary, on the grounds. " The Rev.
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Mr. Williams s place at Duck Creek was supplied by a very worthy clergyman, the Rev. Richard F. Cadle, who labored faithfully on the same ground from 1830 to 1836. " In 1829 the Oneida Mission had been transferred from the Foreign to the Domestic Board of Missions, where it more naturally belonged. When Mr. Cadle entered on his duties, there had been for some time but few con firmations, as there was no Bishop in that region. Bishop Hobart of New York, and Bishop Onderdonk of Philadel phia, had..., as we know, very kindly, though at long in tervals, visited them; so it had required great Christian patience and courage on Mr. Williams s part to keep the little band of Church members together. Says Miss Cooper: "During Mr. Cadle s ministry some of the men of Green Bay tried from selfish motives to throw obsta cles in the way of religious instruction of the people. They believed they could control the tribe more entirely and purchase their lands, if there was no Missionary, on the grounds. " The Rev.
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