Cain, Bishop R. H., religious work of, 234-235; in politics, 234-235; a member of Congress, 234 Call of politics, 220-246 Cameron, Paul C., quotation from, on John Chavis, 68-69 Camp meetings among Negro Methodists, 144-145 Campbell, Alexander, sermon of, in Andrew Marshall's church, 114; trouble resulting from, 114, 115 Campbell, General, a friend of George Liele, 45 Campbell, William J., successor to Andrew Marshall, 117 Camphor, A. P., a Methodist missionary bishop, 299 Capucin monks, protest of, 3 Carroll, Richard, a preacher of social welfare tendency, 278 Carter, R. A., a bishop of the C. M. E. Church, 240 Cary, Lott, sketch of, 137-140; ordained to preach, 139; work of, in Liberia, 139-140; death of, 140; interest of, in religious instruction, 160 Casas, las, a missionary, 2; attitude of, on slavery, 2 Caste in the white church, 306-309 Catholics working among Negroes, 1-6; appeal to Negroes a failure, 98; attraction of Negroes by, 256 Challenge to the Negro in freedom, 168 Change in worship advocated, 254-255 Chapman, James, a co-worker of Richard Allen, 75 Charleston, a Negro school in, 8-9; Morris Brown's work in, 77; fracas in church, in, 133-134; Negro churches of, demolished, 134; Presbyterians of, interested in the instruction of Negroes, 155 Charlton, the work of, among Negroes in New York, 14 Chase, Salmon P., interest of, in freedmen, 213 Chavis, John, an educated Negro teacher and preacher, 67-69 Christian, W., pastor of a Negro Baptist Church in Toronto, 122 Christian character emphasized, 252 "Christianity" of the whites, a farce in modern times, 306-309 Church management, questioned, 254 Churchill, W. P., one of the pioneer C. M. E. workers, 196 Civil War, the, and the church, 185-201; an upheaval, 188 Clair, M. W., a bishop of the M. E. Church, 299 Clarke, James Freeman, a friend of the freedmen, 213 Clayton, Moses C., a pioneer Baptist preacher in Baltimore, 111, 136 Cleaves, N. C., a bishop of the C. M. E. Church, 240 Coke, Bishop, the position of, 26 Coker, Daniel, a pioneer preacher in the A. M. E. Church, 75-76; elected bishop, 76; resigned, 76; work of, in Baltimore, 76 Cole, Abraham, a preacher of power, 104 Coleman, Elihu, interest of, in Negroes, 18 Colgan, the work of, in New York, 14 Collins, Leonard, a pioneer preacher in the A. M. E. Zion Church, 104 Colonization Society, the American, opposed, 170 Colored Cumberland Presbyterian Church organized, 192