The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09
MORNING SESSION.

MONDAY. June I.
Convened at o'clock. After the reading of
Scriptures by Rev.F W. +. BroadGus, one OF Tue
Vice Presidents. prayer was offered by Rev. l.. W
Allen. of Caroline. The minutes of the proceed
Jugs of Saturday were read aud approved. The
Report of the Committee on New Boards was READ
and adopted. resolution was offered by Rev d.
A. Broaddus, expressing gratilcatloD at tue iact
that, during the past twelve months, one thousand
new subscribers had been aided to the list of the
Religious Herald, aud corlmeuding that paper to
the support and confidence Of Virginia Baptlsts-
After remarks by Rev. MIR. Ryland aud A. II.
Sands. Esq, of Richmond, the report was adopted
The C, n,i6era of the Report on the Southern
| Baptist Theological Seminary was then called up
After addresses by Rev. Messrs. Tyree, Bagby aud
| Tinsley. the report was unanimously adopted.
| On motion Of Rev. r. II. Bagby. it was
Resolved, Thet we heartily approve of the action
of the s. and Pub. Board in sending out so large
number of colporteurs, and thai we earnestly re-
comu end the churches to enable the Board to in
crease these operations By employing every brother
vel qualified for, and Wiling TO engage IN this
| work.
After addresses by Rev Messrs. C. Tyree, 7. G.
Jones' A. NJ. nOindexter aud j. 2. Boyce, an effort
| was made to obtain subscriptions for the Theolo-
gical Seminary. After consultation, it was decided
| not to make such an effJrt at present.
The 18th annual Report of the Virginia Educa-
ton Board read by Rev Ro. Ryland. This Is
an interesting document. 1t states that since the
last annual meeting, eight young men have been
received under its patronage to study for the min
stry. This added tc the number previously &C
cepted, makes the present number studying fHr
ministry under the patronage ofthe Boa'd TIVE G.
three Az ailusion was made to the gracious he.
| vival with which the Richmond College has been
recently blessed, and also TO addresses which have
been delivered at that institution during the
present session on Theology, by Elders Jeter, Man,
| IL and Burrows. After remarks by Rev. Messrs
Burrows. Bagby, Poindexter and Jeter, the Report
was adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Rev
Jas Il. Taylor. of Richmond, and after being sus
II MI I
TinsIey and Thos. Hume, was adopted:
Resolved That it is occasion of d, vout thanks
giving TO God that during the past year the Irvine
6lets sin has been poured cut the conversion q
MANY Of the students of Richmond College, while
arnest prayer should be offered for the inciea Of
| laborers in the vineyard Of the Lord.
On motion of Rev. z. Lewis, it was
Resolved That the blessing of Almighty God
| which has SO signally rested upon our Female Col
eges and Seminaries. in dlere parts of the State
encourages us 70 pray that from these institutions
there may go forth an influence that shall greatly
advance the cause of the blessed Redeemer.
After singing, the Association adjourned with
benedction by Rev. j. o. Turpin.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 81 o'clock the Association was called to or
der by the President The hymn, ''Rlest be the tie
that binds" was sung; and the body was led il
prayer by Rev A. Il. Smith. Rev. L. G. Jones, the
Corresponding Secretary of the Bible Board, read
his report, and also the report of the Treasurer
After addresses by Elders w. f. Broaddus, B. Man
Iy, Jr., Fl. w. Read, A. NJ. Poindexter and W. NJ
Young, the report was adopted.
Elder J. i Hardwicke offered the following pre-
amble and resolution, which were adopted:
Whereas We have heard with pleasure that Reg
James Tor contempIates publishing history
of the Baptists of Virginia
Resolvet, That we recon- mend the subject and au
thor as emiDently worthy of the support of the de
nomination and that will use best efforts tC
secnre and furnish facts essential to correct history
The condition and necessities of the Coliseum
BAPTIST Church of New Orleans then consi /
cred; and after addresses by Rev. Messrs Holman
Jeter Keen, Fountaiue, Ryland POindexter, Broad
dus TinsIey and j. H. Low, the Asst citation az
pointed Rev. c. C. Biting of Hanover, agent &c
secure in Virginia $4,000 for the payment of the
debt resting on said church.
On motion, the Association adjourned.