Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-06

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,;on. n, Eli ,,ts more ,han H. A,,,o
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" Aayesuss'' Wf'.'p9 on MONDAY eve
nlng' g'yes some iurner 'niormai'on----
We extract as iolloNs---N. lsOPee; .,n9s
The TWO assemblies are proceeding
qu'cily Iias " me mrs, church, lnew
scnoolb na. spPoin'eo MessP Dague'
Cleveland. Harily and Daring eom-'
miffe.. A make Z, minute report of the
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proceedings and occurrences attending
the Convocation 81 the two assemblies;
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70 prepare le1er 70 NE cnursnes ..i.19l
Inc usual rules, nave eeep saop'ea ioI
tn1 gose,n'ns1N y thsl ->s's,ipsy, anu y
p.ocseqs W az tespeeis: Vh ts PsinSiple
oLtpeing ne CONSTITUTION. Dooy.if ing
neycSQnnI blaAcnioIp ~ t4e temporary
clerk An appeal tfoma ne Me1r,siown
snu!cn agains. me ees's'ohh y .n n q
rni.aee' Rh'a s1tssoy1fty "esy 'eiel'' y "
the judiciary commNtseb nk-- ii hgW ..
-Dr; Cox, OF N: En- mas PROPOSED Q let
tee 20 me churches 70 Scotland. The
Puoiisnea minutes Of inc lam assembly
: we're ordered 70 pc feaa a MI teporls
from Prespylerles nave been MADE, and
the rePors Of the Prlneeton SEMINARY
OF the Board OF Missions, T-of the Edu-
cation board, &C, nave been made the
order iof Tuesday. "wednesday. and
Thursqay and the clerks directed 70 mo-
tliy the persons concerned Inc ioilow-
ms resolutions Were aaopted on = riday:
Resolgsd That the resolution adopted by the late
Sess.'I As.smn{ a,scg1n.ensnc,ng me operations
societ;e.. be- and the same i hereby rescinded.
R<solpsd, That ths General Assembly recognize
with dsssnl gratitude 70 God, the eminent useful
and cordially commend them % ihs continued con-
sdsnes and patronage q our churches "a ~
The Other Assembly. f,ld school, sit
tino n the Tn church. also proceeds with
entire harmony, 81 THE various customary
reoorts have been n Me. and a number Of
apneaIs from the decisions Of lower Judi.
estories presented. Mr.. Breckenridge
made his report from the committee 90
benevolent Operations on Friday. MIR.
n. J. Breckenridge has presented q series
OF resolutions Of the old school conven-
tion. relative to perfecting the reform
measures. 10 the American board OF for
elm missions. trarts. and Sunday School
books, Sc. .i Isl .ai7atI saa;g a ia, $50,
Messrs breckenridge, Mott Cooley,
Cnlbertson, ID. Elliott, M athews, Preston.
D;cksoa. huchincloss. DENNY. Jno. Elliott
W M.x.vell R,.ll. Reee and ] Chamber
MAws'' Dei'' a'ees' 80. " ...'.>.
lam, have peen consumed commWee 70
report a ulan for the pacIfication OF the
eh,,rcb, a a.. A., nreeerve. "A Ear ns prac-
$3.50 - .. Z. -; 8, ,,rsv,n;x,f;or, -
ueamo' ~ P'e.c@ s'','c " : ln'1 a''o"' ~
al hs geographical eA'en''
a. r.,vfv a. Nc, can learn. The two
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assenohes, ~ Po,pe - Nesi1'' = 80 49, !.
equal II 70 eail the whoie hunVe' "
delegates. who presented themselves 70,
seats. including AZ from the exscinaeo
synods, was 40 The number who had
applied 70 the mileage COMMITTEES OF the
new school assembly rs early as Monday
last, i stated =! 10 About Z members
OF the assembly. residing az the Vicinity,
and perhaps lew others. mao noL aPp'leu
70 the mileage ceommlttee. Inc new
school assembly must thereiOre contain
between lao and $50 members; which u
probably rather larger number than the
old school assembly comprise. 49,,
The new school. on Saturday, adoP'ee
the following resolutions: nm II 81
p-,.,->s. Th., n, .e,iOn Of the las, Gener.
Assembly, declaring NE Synods Of the wes,er
Reserve. U,eP. Geusya and Genssees 70 BE out ~: