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Rev Mr. Eyerts replied at some length. He

Rev. Mr.. Fverts replied at some length. he
thought thst during the next year, II proper System oil
operations was cstabshed there might be something
like 100000 collected in the State for Missionary enter
piise.
Rev. Mr. Judd observed, that if the resolu-
fon only changed in one particular TO make the
agents Missionaries the greaet possible efficiency might
then he expected for their exerons. The resolution
was then agreed 10.
Rev Mr.. MagOCn moved suspension of the
rule adopted the previous day in order 20 afford an
opportunity OF explanation of the reasons why
special deputaton Of two brother Missionaries now
about being sent 10 the Burmah Mission.
Several members Of the Convention expressed fear
thst if the precedent established the body would
be inundated with resolutions upon various matters not
pertinent to the object Of the meeting
The motion was not pressed.
A resolution was proposed by Prot. Ander-
son. and laid over, in effect authorizing the Executive
Committee 10 establish building fund for the purpose
Of aiding feeble churches, erecting houses OF
worship in destitute districts
Onmotion by Rev. Mr.. Williams, vote of
thanks rendered TO the managers of railroads who
had allowed the members Of the Convention to traVe az
half price.
On motion by Rev. DIR. Taylor the last Thurs
day in February of each year recommended 10 the
Churches and Colleges of the denomination 70 be set
apart os day OF fasting and humility &C me lnd pn
OF the body also rendered 10 the strong pap
fist and the other Churches which had extended tneir
hospitsiies to the members of the Convention during
their session
convention IHeU on III
formal meeting then held for the purpose OF
from Brother Bright the grounds on which the deputa
ton before referred TO by Rev. Mr. Magoon was sent
out 10 Birmsh. 49,
set ON foot were chiefly 10 found in the great changes
that must ary be made in their Missionary opera
tiCns in Brmsh, growing out OF the re-openng OF that
country and cCnQucft OF II by Brltish arms Weary All
the sothern part of Brmah under the rule OF
the East India Company, and that portion embraced
many of the richest icds of Missionary enterpr-e Inc
Do,lr md Dnu Mr.
Granger Proyidence0 and would represent the Execu
tive Committee AT Convention OF the Missionaries IN
Birmah be held next year for the purpose OF MAKING
arrangements in view OF the changes IN tne conn
ron Of he country The depution would also viJtthe
Greek Mission and several other Foreign Missions lac
dcputatcn was entirely buiness one and had nothing
whatever TO do with the health OF ts members.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met again at q o'clock
PM and the proceedings opened with the usual devo
tional exercise
Rev. G.. ID. Corey reported the names OF
sundry members Delegates to corresponding AsSoc'
atoms The report was adopted.
Rev Mr.. Lincoln, from the Committee on
Communications reported that the operations of kin
dred Societies throughout the country during the past
wear had been most successful in their results and evil
denccd large outpOurng ofthe Divine spirit Adopted
Professor AndersOn's resolution relative to
the formation Of Building Fund thon taken up,
and !, was warmly urged upon the acceptance OF the
Convention by the mover Debt hanging over Church
had a mort delcerous influence by its impeding the
spread Of The Gospel But If they erect meeting
houses Of the suitable dimensions and Ia the proper
locslef there then nothing to prevent M energetic
end talented minister from calling Church around
him. .
Rev. Dr. Taylor supported the resolution,
and referred to the Christian nunicence OF the cee.
I,et cd holn fC N Wilson.
laid out large fortunes in the erection OF meeting hou'e.
in London Manchester Liverpool &c. He consi iercd
more would he done for the extension OF the king iom
of Christ by building tho meeting houses where needed
first and then sending them ministers, and not send out
ministers and leave them without place OF worship
Rev G. ID. Corey moved that the resolution
be referred the Board, to be acted upon by them,
which agreed to.
The Committee upon Obituaries was directed
10 make their report 10 the Secrc;aries and all the
fnished business then referred to the B1ird after
which the session closed with appropriate devotion
al exercises The Convention then adjourned 10 meet
again upon the second Tuesday in October 1853.
Board of the Baptist Missionary society.
At the close of the Convention proceed
ipgs. meeting of the Board was held in the same
building Rev. L. Leonard President in the Chair Rev.
Mr.. Lincoln was appointed Secretary and the roll oil
members WAS then called
The Chairman then appointed Bros. Beebe,
Davis and Leech as a Committee to nominate the Ex'
ccutive Committee of this Board.
The Executive Committee, on motion, were
instructed to pin, $500 CORES of the minutes, sc, and
the President, Secretary and Treasurer were authorized
10 convey The baptist Register to Brother A. Beebe
Mcssrs f. L. Taylor, Blocker Anderson,
Townsend. Houphton Colgate and Balcn were ap.
pointed Committee TO consder and report upon Prof.
Andersons olution relative TO Building Fnnd ana
the Committee empowered as Provisional b)ari
70 receive subscriptions, &c
The following named gentlemen were re-
pcrted by the Nominating Committee Tor the Executive
Committee OF the Board Tor the ensuing year ,ssrS
Ir,nrlh.cv L. f. BCccher Smith Sheldon X. Jeiiries,
Warren g. C. Baldwin. O. Dodge, g. o. NJ 'son, Church,
Harscll Po'kcepse G. d. Corey, Hubble Hodge, stil
water; Wcscott and +. James, Albany
The Committee, as SO constituted, was ap-
proved by the Board.
After the disposal of some further routine
business the Board adjourned.