American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26

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Reported for the American Republican,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE,
The Conference met yesterday morning, at
O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment, and was
opened with prayer by the Rev. MIR, Mon
roc, Bishop Iieddng presided. The morning
session was principally occupied in acting upon
and receiving the applications Of young men
foI the Ministry, all OF whom who came pro-
perly recommended were received Their
names viii be found below among the list 81
appointments,
At halEpast . O'Clock Tie doors were open
90, and in a few minutes the galleries were
uearly filled by anxious spectators, all more or
less interested III the appointments about to be
read out
Previous to the appointments being read, it
was announced by Bishop Waugh that the
next annual Conference would be held on the
lth day Of March, 1916, in the Baltimore
city station.
It was announced by Bishop Hedding that
the first Friday in September, of the present
yolr is recommended TO tho Church, to be set
ASIDE as :. Gay of fasting, humiliation and
prayer
Rev. Jno. \. Collins moved l vote Of thanks
10 the families who had so Hospitality entertain
"a the mciEbers Of the Conference, during
;hc.r session. The resolution was carried una
h1nously by rising vote.
The Rev. Mr.. Owen was appointed COM
tai.tee of one to visit Wyoming Seminary; the
SevS VIM, B. Edwards and S. A. Roszel, to
t.st; Dickinson College; and ReVs. Mr.. Best
and $ kepPier, to visit the Wesleyan Female
Seminary, Delaware.
The Conference was then formally closed
with singing and prayer, by the Rev. John
Bear. IhC prayer Of the reverend gentleman
was of an exceedingly appropriate character,
and was responded TO by the loud amens Of the
whole Conference.
After the prayer was over, and the members
seated Bishop Waugh rose, holding in his hand
The long looked for document. He pretaced
The reading Of the appointments with brief
but feeling address; he referred to the difficult
ties that had been experienced by himself and
brother superintendent in forming the plan; he
hoped, nay he believed, (such was his faith in
the itinerant ministry) that though the APP
pointments to some would be considered harsh,
yet all would 90 10 their fields Of labor with u
renewed assurance in the protecting care of ali
aIl-wiso God. The Bishop then proceeded TO
read the appointments after which he adjourn
ed the Conference: sine die, by benodictlon,-
The Conference was in session twelve days.
The following are the appointments.
Baltimore DStrici-J. 4, COLLINS, Presiding
Elder. Baltimore city-Wrn. Hamilton, Geo
fiildt, ] ii Waugh. Charles street and Be
thel-Eiwin Dorsey, John II Jones' Fayettc
street-Wm. Evans William strcct--Wm. o
Lunsdon, Jos. Plotner. Columbia street-Ber-
nsrd II Nadal, Whatcoat-E P Phelps Sum
merfied-Thomas Scwall, jr. Emory-E r
Veitch. Howard street--Wlliam + Mercer.
Sharp st. and Asbury-Thomas MCGEE. Bal
timore city mission-Edward E Allen. Balt-
more circuit--Wm. Hank, r Fl w Brent, J l.
Gibbons, sup Patapsco satioH--A A Reese.
Severn-P ID Lpscomb, Matthew A Turner.
hnnapolis-David Steele. West River-John
Miller, VIM. L b GLENN. Calvert-Amos
Smith, VIM. II. White. ladcnsburg-Fran-
Cts Mccartney, Thomas B Lennon, VIM. Ed
tnonds, sup. ST. Mary's-Wm. II Enos, James
Buntng. Cnarles--lsaac Collins, Joshua Nj
Grandin.
n. Baltimore District-JoHN BEAR, Presiding
Elder. North Baltinore-H Shccr, r Vim
ION, W l. Spottswood East Baltnore-Jas.
Sewel!, Samuel Keppler. Caroline Streets
A Roszei, John Lanehan. High strcet-L +
Morgan. German mission-Ad. Miller, Ernst
Buhre. Seomen's Bethel-Hezeka Best,
Great FaiIs-Jlcob Larkin, Jamea Fl March
Ueretord--I Ii w Monroe Job w Lambeth
y, Hartord-Charlcs Young, Joseph France.
West lIariord-John Ball, John Maclay. Ha-
vre dc Grace-Zane Bland. Shrewsburv-Je-
Iomiah w Cullum, John Slime York-Gco.
D Chenowth. Wrightsville-John Moorhead.
Wostmnster-Jonathan Monroe, Charles Nc
i,iftesh. Lberty-Richard Brown, A jamie
sou. outgomery-liorace Holland, John "
Start, Rockville Nelson Head, William S
Baird, Basil Barry, sup. Patapsco circuit-F
NJ Mills, Wesley Rohr
Potomac District-T B SARGENT, Presiding
Elder decentralization Guest, S Blake.
Found'y and Asb'y, Henry Tar
rpg, T A Morgan; Wesley chapel, Norval
Wilson; MKendree chapel, VIM. G Egglestoni
Toencaer, Oliver Eye, James NJ Hanson, sup;
City nls,ion, Chas. Brown. Georgetown
Alfred Griffith, William Wickes. Leesbarg-
John Martin. Farfax-Robert T Nixon,
WIN. l. Murphy. Loudoun-Joseph White,
Joseph NfeEriken. Warrenton-Philip Rescorl,
Jrvln Ii florence. Stafford-James Watts,
Samuel Smith. Fredericksburg--E D Owen.
King George-1homas Hayes. Westnore'