Baptist Reform Against Kallochism
A CONFERENCE of Baptist churches was recently held at Stockton, which seems to have been the signal for a general advance of that denomination on this coast against Kallochism. The annual meeting of the churches, known as the San Francisco Association, was to have been held with the Stockton church; but that body declined to entertain the Association, for the reason that in so doing it would naturally have to entertain the Kallochs. Subsequently the Stockton church invited delegates from all the churches within the limits of the Associational boundary, in sympathy with its action, to meet with it in Conference. The response was really a hearty endorsement of the action of that church, placing it in the front rank of those who have been zealously battling for Baptist reform on the Pacific coast. It is plain that Kalloch's influence is fast waning, and will, so far as Baptists are concerned, soon be narrowed down to the precincts of Metropolitan Temple, San Francisco.