Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

nrn,d in The East, and another 10 inc 49, ~,
we shall have what is suggested 10 our ln'.a
the words Book Concern. II INC oo aRaoL
printed BY contract, would mol 'Ha'
Concern3" 49,, mpool, Con.
c.rnn Aid mi commit US TO any particular pau
and ,he adonrion OF this report wouia o'ly ~. :.
ul The Conference 10 Book Establishment ~
The Eas, and another in the West. =. ,o,;,;ous.
m Caners We are bound morally, fehs'o %
l. nd enthusiastically to vote for The fenoi.. ou'
neople ought 10 have books, and we ouS'' 'o''p
p'{M Mr. e McFerrin (of TENN inquired II TINS re-
porl was adopted would we be al iloef'y y ~
struct the Committee. ,n ., any
Bishop Andrew. Commi''ee @"
time be instructed.
nr Gamers moved tina, the report on missions
- ,.l,on IN Twas read as whole anu 'heh ~
.so,;ons in connection with that portion o. ".
d. NJ D;scipIjne affected by II. me tePol,,
adontod with The exception OF the DIN seclioh
a ma. trv amendlnens) but on motion OF ~.
Caners il was referred back 10 Inc comini''es WIN
| instructions. ,t c,,,ow;no resolution.
which was lost: r,,.s and or.
asrs If The General Conference, the S!anolns
Cnmmitlees. and Directory, be published for me
nee Of The Conference and such persons as may
wish to have them. com.
mllees; r,.n;,on Har.
ris, Tally, Crowder. = = 1e;-b
]. H. Linn. u..,. An,bo-
ny, SEWER Boyle. ,,,,.r;U>
ON The Memorial of the Soeiely IN 4nag1ome'
R.-Mes,rs. ], b. McFerrin, 5. Patton, rn's'
Wallace, Harrison. ,y<5 -
Mr. Monroe moved that Mr. Linn be addea 10
The Commiuee on Literary institutions, when
was carried. ,u.,
The Conference then adjourned with prayer
Members OF The First General Conference OF
the M. E. Church, South, assembled al re'eiS-
burg, Va, May lst, 1896: p,s.om
Kentucky Conference-Henry b. bascom, o.
Fl. Kavanaugh, B. t. Crouch, Jona'n ID ~ T'a up
er, G. w. Brush, Edward Stevenson, - 70" ~
sion N B. Lewis Charles b. Parsons, 1ohh u
Haisto,, Co,tferenee-Samuel Patton, F. I. Sc
u;.r Tho. X. Catett, David Fleming, Timothy
''' an.souri Couferencs-W Patton, A. Monroe,
rtns Wallace VIM. W. Redman, J. II. Linn,
Joseph Boyle moro.;. D.
J,,,D,ssee C0nference-John q. Mcrerrin, no
hor, paine + E, Pits, A. L. P. Green, John w.
Hammer +. w. Sehon, S. S. Moody r. u. Fer
guson. No. u,o.,, r w
d Harris, VIM McMahan, w. M. Mcterrln,
Arthur Davis, Jno. T. Baskerville.
InJ;on MISSION Conteyenee-W Browning J.
C. Bergman " .
Arkansas Conjcrenee-J. F. Truslow, VIM. F.
Radcliffe Az rev Hunier
V;rgtnia Con fsrence-Wm. A. Smith, John
Early. Thomas Crowder, Abraham Penn, L. NJ.
lee. II. B. Cowles, A. Dibrel
North Carolina Conferenee-H. G. Leigh, Jas.
Jameson Samuel S. Bryant, Peter Doub, Roet.J
Carson.
Mississippi Confersnce-William Winans, 3
NJ. Drake, John Lane, L Campbell, q. M. 10
gers. A. t. NJ. Fly, ]. G. Jones.
South Carolina William Capers,
VIM. Nj. Wishtman, H. L. c. Walker, While
ford Smith, Charles Belts, Nicholas Tally, Sa-
muel w. Capers a.
Georgia Conference Lovick Pierce, VIM J.
Parks, John w. Glenn, Samuel Anthony, James
Z. Evans, Geo. T. Pierce, Isaac Boring, a. b.
Longstreei.
Vest Teas Confrenee.-Rober Alexander,
Chauncy Richardson. ~,
Easl Texas Conference Francis Wilson.
Florida Conference. Alexander Martin, k. II.
Lucky. a.
Alabama Conj.,tp6--Jesse Boring, }. Ha-
million Thomas 0. Summers, f. Galloway, 1.
n. Capers, G. Garrett, +. v Levert.