The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09
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sion. Monday. Juas '-foa'a e -'a Das-Moru,ue :. :.
4 me association met At O'Clock, Dr. L..
enMr. Prayer by Rev George, Of Cn,essf yessf IN the
ms minutes Of the meeting on sasa,dposr.
Inc COMMITTEES on delegations reported =.
lesding OF this report occupied some time N. lie
ingly large. 'Aceed'
| On motion, the following gentlemen v.r. =,
| pointed committee to recommends place for hold
ny os De4. neesins of the Association, viz !: 7
Sydnor, a b Brown, and Thos Wstlace
Addresses were delivered by Rev DE- P...d.,
ana Lewis OF Washington City, in come G. 10,
whn Inc communication from the Thirteenth stree
Baptist Church of that city - %
on MOTION, tue report Of the committee to whom
Was referred the resolution respecting the Ar.eri
can tract Soeieiy. was read and taken nm
rev Btoaddus was permi ted TO withdraw
tne suos t'tufe to the report which be offered OF
saturday. in order to present another
Upon tnis substitute earnest and interesting sd
dresses we're made by ReyJ B Jeter, Rev r b {
Howell, Rev NJ Poindexter, Rev T w Svdnor
Rev s Tinsley, and Mr.. Thomas Wallace Of Pc
tersbwg.
The previous question was called by Rev r q
Aeen. Inc caii was sustained and the vote beipe
taken upon the substitute of Rev Mr. Broaddus i,
was los! TIE original report of the Committed a,
mously adopted -0's 1A~"
The report of the Education Beard was thor
read by Rev Ro Ryland 1t appears from ,h;s 70
port that committee was appointed A. RI. Ia y
session of the Association to Apply to the IeoisIa
ture for the removal of the restriction in the
of the Richmond College, which forbids that ins,i
tuition from teaching Theology The report refers
n AMI loafa and th.s:-
biennial sessions of the Legislature, application
had not been made for this removal
Mr. l. K Spi!man, of Richmond moved that se
much OF the report rs related to said College be
stricken out.
A debate ensued on this subject in which
Mr. r Sp Imam, James Thomas Thomas ] Evans
Rev NJ 'indexter Rev Burrows. Rev i
Jeter, Rnv w Fontaine Mr Thomas " allace
Rev Mr. Hnne aid oihsrs participssl The Il
oeing TAKEN on the proposition OF Mr. Spillmau tc
strike out 1t was lost, and the report was adopted
Among other things, the report recommends the
abolition of the preparatory department of the
Richmond College. 80.
The report of the treasurer of the Education
Board was read and adopted.
Rev A Dickinson on behalf of the commit
tee to nominate new boards, reported and stated
that the Inaccuracies which appeared in theil
former report were owing to the committee MOI
having secured the assistance of brethren livius
In the town in which the boards are located. bu
that the Inaccuracies had all been corrected
Rev M Poindex xter offered the following res
olutions, which were made the special order fol
the mass meeting on the subject of education, hello
last night: -st
are hereby instructed, to extend their aid to ever
suitable candidate for their benefcence
Resolved, hat We hereby pledge ourselves to sus
tain the board n this course
Resolved, That should they find the state of theiu
treasury demand 1t, they are hereby instructed *
employ an sgent to solicit funds
h0 n4;-
and preacher for the next anniversary, recon-
mended that the association meet at Hampton; tha
Rev M Poindexter preach the sermon, and that
Rev Joseph Hay be his alternate
The report, on motion was laid upon the table
The report was subsequently, adopted
The Convention then adjourned till o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was opened with PRAYER
by Rev. Mr. Duncan of New Orleans
The report of the board of Domestic Mission
was read by Rev L Keen of Petersburg
Brief addresses were made by Rev Messrs Viii
ls, Jeter, I G Keen, - A Broadus, and G Day
The report of the board, together with the re-
port of the treasurer, were received.
Rev Mr. Duncan of New Orleans then address
ed the Association in regard 10 the condition O
the Coliseum Place Baptist Church In that city
He " as followed by Rev G Keen, DR. Burrows
Mr. Jas Thomas, Jr, and Rev Mr. Teasdale
Rev Mr. Read of New Mexico, made some inter
esting remarks in regard to his connexon will
| the Columbia Baptist Church in Fairfax county
| and soliciting subscriptions to build church.
| On motion of Rev Mr. RyIand, Rev Mr. Read wa
recommended to the confidence and support of tn,
churches in the State.
Rev DR. Burrows offered the following resou
tions; which he supported in a few pertinent re-
| marks:
Resolved, That this General Association cordialI,
spfrove the proposition TO found and endow Gene
raj Theologea al Sehool at Grsensille, g. c. that ",
fn Ahasfh
appointed by its trustee, and heartily commend the
object to the hbsraty Of Virginia Baptss and th !,
ou ministers and churches be eaInestly requested ,1
| encourage young men, called Of God, and by the
churches to the fics the ministry. TO avsii then
s-lves of the ssrptural culture that there may be az
fJrded.
Resolved That six gates be appointed to attend
the Convention, to be held at 0rsenvie, 3. c., in
nay, 1853 to consult in relation the plan and
gapiZatcn of such an iustituii n.
| The resolutions were adopted
The following gentlemen were appointed said
| Committee Rev Messrs J A Broaddus, L @
Jones, B Jeter, Manly, R Howell, and
| Buross
| On motion, it was resolved that Rev T W Sgd
| nor be appointed to preach the Educational Ser.
mon at the next session of the Association, ant
| Rev T NJ Barker was appointed alternate
Mr. J T Randolph offered the following resolu
| ton, which was adopted
| Resolved That the thanks of this Association az
here by rendered to brethIe for their kind
.ntertait ing US and attending our meetings, sno 1
the various abroad and boat com panes TO- fre
| tickets and TO the pspen of this citS which hav
| published our proceedings
The Convention then adjourned until o'clocl
| Ntw mode of Collecting Debt On Saturds
| morning last, Mr. William d Irby met Benjamin '
| Cudlipp, and asked him to pay bill he owed hin
| Cudpp said he could not pay 1t then-that tb
| constable had sold his wagon AID Intended to di,
| ttibute the proceeds. I'by then told Cudlpp th,
| be was - liar, and Cudpp told Irby he spE
| posed be was gentleman. The former then wall
| ei off to market He afterwards met Irby, WI
| smacked" and kicked him two or three time
| knocked his basket of marketing out of his ham
| and upset his calculations with regard to dime
| quite materially. Cudpp, not fancying this mod
| II collecting debt. applied to the Mayor for rs
| dress; and yesterday Ieby was fined $40 for usip
| profane language in the market and required
give security for his good behavior for 12 month
Afray-John OConneil appeared before Ii
| Mayor yesterday, TO answer . charge of assapltiu
| Lunsford Taylor, on Friday afternoon last--whic
| quarrel was renewed on Saturday After heaI
| ing the Mayor fined them 90 each under the ord
| nance, and held them both to bail to keep Il
peace.
| Stealing Molasses Charles N Brown Of Ma,
| sschus. It's was exsmned before the Husti
Court yesterday for stealing . barrel Of moissse
| from Lorenzo ID. Giatin on the "a If June; and q
| ter . bearing was remapded fer final trial at tf
| next term Of the Circuit Court
S.n5bing -Stith Kidd charged with sssbbin
Ambrose, slave to Hiram Oliver, on 13th April, wi
| be examined to-day. f.s
| u.,.s- ro.,-, Th> vncxto,. Hoska - ho~ II