Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-05
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LrScuBuse. June sd. 1885.
CLOSING sE>sioNs
The Baptist Association clod il. Sessions this day about
H. y NJ The last OF IT. leading SOcietes-the E,Iuea
uon society-came up Saturday night Dr Rvland Rad
the annual report Upwards Of ~ Young men ho have the
ministry u, vie~ IN of preparation at the ~
= ,- "i tn- S"cety. a. to their board. &C. Richmond
yo''ge Thor tuition is furnished wthout charge The
Hrp"t troigi> recommended application the Leg
sHinrr io such modification in the ehatcr OF RicF.
M'"ud Coh - a. should enable It 10 have Theological
Proes-"rshp. The object i TO meet the wants of th,,
eias oi hien sho wish ro devote Themselves IN the minis
Try yet ae too FER advanced in life oth.r~is- so situa
su as tn preclude their going through the scientific and
literary eoursr Recent departure uf the Legislator.
from IT. prov ou- policy To the charter Of TheoD.c-
Institutions cited viz: charter To- the Epi.coua
high school and the PresOytetian Seminary in Prince
EdNAid.
Aftcr the reading Of the Report Rev John Howard
Malcolm OF Wheeling, waS invited the stand lie de.
hVrred orici sddtcss praise Of Collegiate and The
ngct 1siiiutun-, which heard close attention
Rev l. u Ives, OF Norfolk, addressed the uleetit
ab' ~ the same strain and IN commentator, of the
change PROPOSED IN the Report Professor Tuber Of tn.
Female Institute Richmond; bng called UPON said that
h- province was the preparation Of nnd tor the
cred du's ot the Pulpit bot for sphere scarc,ly L.
sacred, the Nursery. Being unpreparvd 10 SPEAK n.
would Mt give TO intelligent audience thosght-
which eet him nothing, but bore his testimony To The.
value OF the cause before them by assuring them that h-
mind aud heart and life devoted to it. Rev J.
iin-Ie! OF Aloemarle: msde few interesting remark.
upon ts comparative and the conusrstiy worth al
Internal mpro, ements war Sc., and education.
The financial statements oi the Education Board show
ed dehcit OF about 5000 in the funds necessary to meet
debts due the 1T Of july
DIR. Rylind moved that the contribution Of the church
the coming year, ths cause be doubled lie ya. CON
hdent that hity, aud perhaps hundred beneh,i.r,,s
would have to be supported when the theological chair
Wa obtained He expressed his surprise that his stat
meni OF deficiency did meet sane confidence that
statement OF suteienoy had met with on former occa-
-o'- and As test vote moved the dismissal halt the
b=nehcaiie At the close OF the session. no means were
At hand tor their support This motion did not End a.,
eond His previous adopted
The Chairman, DR.. Howell vas confident the necessary
sum could soon be made up.
The report unanimously adopted
- rHE bArrisr CHURCH ORLEANS
vas brought To the attention OF the Association Mr.
T. Paudg, Who died in s53 left property worth 81 900
70 ouid church IN that city To make this sum avail.
Ole 10 the erection OF suitable house OF worship Mr. Low
gentleman without much pecuniary ability became per
onay responsible for sl5Oo He sustained in this
course by pledges ON the part of the denomination All
the circumstances render this debt to him one of high oh
legation. This subject elected deeply interesting remarks
1t acquired additional interest the presence in LYNCH
oug OF an accomplished and excellent lady member of
the Ne" Orleans church. who is visiting the churches in
various States for the purpose of raising the amount need
Ell Tor the relief OF Mr. Low. Collections for this cause
weTr drcIted b. taken in all the churches and sap,
4 Thomas. Richmond by the Let of November Printed
forms OF subscription, exhibiting picture Of the church
IN question, circulated and resolution passed to
ed u h's noble "ork Several signatures obtained
ior considerable amounts 10 these printed pledges
CoLPoRrAGE
U" Monday morning, the Report of the Colportare
Committee ~as read by Mr. Geo. J. Sumner Seven
Coorteurs some OF them students have Abored during
the "hole part of the past wear with pleasing results
Animated addresses delivered by several gentlemen
on he usefulness OF good books aud tracts and several
deeply Interesting facts given in illustration
Rev Mr.. Clupton introduced a resolution to the effect
thA TIE members o the Association would procure the
contribution OF at least one dollar, average for eve
y N'e iemosr to the benevolent societies OF the de-
nomination The resolution voted down on the
ground OF eIpediency; but the discussion deyeloped a
Og eehus IN iavor OF increased contribuons-partic
~ III 'ie~ o' the act that the average to each white
Male member nov falls far short OF one dollar a year
PLACE AND PREACHER FoR MKT ASSOCIATION
h'ehuiond was chosen as the place, and Rev. T c.
heen to be the preacher for the Association in June
new Board for Domestic Missions was chosen II is
located IA Petersburg. Rev. T. G. Keen is President
Delegates were appointed the Theological Convention
io' Tue whole South, soon TO be held ia Lynchburg also
bodies. ''-'''s
Rev Ar. Brce cordially Invited delegates to the Ken
'ueAy ConVehan lie said they hal plenty OF bread aud
meat and would receive their brethren with opeu Arms
Ihe kentucky Association the child Of Virginia
Monday irterHooH.-The Association resolved that
So should be raised and spent this year in the cause
of State Missions.
On motion OF Mr.. Miller it was resolved tha, some ge-
neral plan should be adopted for the oral instruction OF
eooed people The discussion Of this subject elected
some remarks OF profound interest from Rev Ryland
PRESIDENT OF Richmond College and Pastor Of the lst Az
rcan Church Richmond lie said that If not permitted
TO mpart religious instruction TO his slaves he sboud
once emancpate them.
The cause OF Colonization was recommended ,o the
churches - '1N
Statements made in reference TO the wants of the
denomination III heelng, aud resolution passed COM
mending the effort TO build better house Of worship
there, TO the favor Of the Raptsls Of Virginia Rev
d. Malcolm Is the pastor there.
Kew Sr broadus vas appointed preach On Eduea-
Ton at the next Geners Association Thanks were voted
10 The citizens OF LynehGurg. the r. r Co, &c
TUESDAY MoRNISG.
Statements were made by Rev. r. Ryland concerning
cnhNnd college 1t has spent $4,000 the past year in
improvements Its endowment fund amounts 10 81 200
Nhich L vested in stocks Debt due on the buildings
SIG"oC-;his paymeu. usug provided for by sinking
i%unu % winch viii hqudat it in four five years The
io!lo"lns institutions recommended by resolution
VIZ Richmond Female Institute Hoins Institute and
Chesapeake Institute
Interesting ie' ltiona exercises 18th vaedetory from
the frtsu ana remarks by other gentlemen then took
place aud T." Association, amid much fratcrnal feeling
then adjourned g. meet in Richmond June 1881
The ordinance Vt baptism administered on Monday
evening by K y. T. Hume Of Portsmouth The subiert
was Mr. Barton Bean, Of Lynchburg, deaf mute
Professor Turner (desf and dumb from the Stauntou
Asylum mad" an address, ON the occasion
These services we're Witnessed by large congregation
A so0n rs tn Association adjourned on Tuesday the
delegates who had not previously left beook themselves
10 the depot aud the started Tor Richmond aud
Petersburg hearing goody freight OF reverend divnes
SOBER matons pretty maicus and smart Young gentle
men But uc beat aud dust spared neither the face of
beauty o CAVITY but streams Of perspir.tou and
coats OF dirt 'oon reduced all TO common level with the
brakeman at bis wheel
NVAt.-Ih, FdD,iHs "A letter in the Philadelphia
Ledger, datci Purt lrayn, April 10th saws
The /. y hip jamestown bearing the bro-d pcpnant
OF tommodorU Crabb at Porto Praya on the 10Th
April The st Louis had Just arrived iron q cruise down
the coast The brig Dolphin had Just returned FROM the
Oananes and Was preparing Tor q cruise she
lhc Jame>inwn and ~ Louis to sail H. u Tow days
u' cruise ." Nndward % recruit aod will probably be
h NHutlta w June The health Of the officers aud
ercr OF the qusdrOu is very good.
Inc nh"''ants Of the Cape Verde Islands are suffering
from h"inc, the crops have al fiIej and there Is no
prospect Of better times
hAiHEE SEytRE-The absence Of Edward Everett Ru.
.s S"oate aud Robert e. Winthrop from the 'fndirna.
uon meeting at ftcul Hall having been made the sub.
lec' severe coumcnt the part Of certain actious pcr
sons the hoson Courier, While dsclamng anv intention
10 ol'r any apology behalf Of the atsentees deems h