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]