The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-12
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1859.

Rev. Mr. Doty, OF Springfield, Rev. Mr..
Stone, of Lebanon, and W. II. Slade, Of Glove
land, were appointed special committee to re-
port names of State Central Committee.
Thanks were returned to George Crosby,
agent, of this city, for presentation for use of
attendants to the Convention, Of five hundred |
copies of printed report of proceedings Of late
National Sabbath School Association in Phil
adelphia.
A letter from DR.. Sutherland, of Washington,
D. c., was read, exCusing himself for not being |
present, as he had similar engagements at
home. He claimed that the Teachers Mission |
was the one for influence; il is with the
children, and for the children, we must work,
for the destiny of the coming generation is
settled by them.
A short time intervening before the close Of
the morning session, brief mention was made
of working of Sabbath Schools, in their local
ties, by Rev. Mr.. Defy, of Springfield, and by
Mr.. Noodle, of Columbus, in both of which
places the schools were prospering.
The narration Of Mr.. e. Fuller, of the Ports
mouth Schools, was specially, interesting.
There were in that place seven Evangelical
Churches, each having a separate school.
committee from euch kept an observant eye
over tho condition of all by regular visits, and
by BIZ monthly meetings of teachers for prayer
The morning exercises closed by prayer,
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Richardson, Of Hamil-
ton, Ohio. ....
AUnion Prayer Meeting Immediately opened,
from IL to o'clock, P. NJ. This was an un-
usually earnest and affecting union for devo-
tion, of fervent men and women.
LIST OF DELEGATES AND VISITORS ENROLLED.
C. l.. Adams, Brooklyn; Rev. Alex. h. Ham
ilton, Brownsville, Ohio; David f. Boies,
Bloomingburgh, Fayette Co., 0.
CINCINNATI.
"a large number from the city attended, but
few enrolled their names.)
W. E. Watson, Ninth Presb.; Charles w.
Riddle, NJ. E., Mt. Auburn; Miss Angie Hor
ton, West End Mission; Miss Lizzie r. Phil
lips, First Bapt.; j: Burnett Christian Chapel
s. S.; s. f. Deuton, Ninth Presb.; Mrs. P.
| Hinkle, Third Presb.; Thos. Johnson, Fifth
street Bapt.; R. K. Brown, Supt. First Unit.
Presb.; Rev. j. L. McKown, S. H. Burton,
Geo. II. Wolff, A. M. Searles, NJ. Il. Union
| Chapel; Chas. +. Stiles, Union S. S., Linwood,
near Cincnnati; Mary B. Carter, Mrs. L. r.
Jayne, First Bapt. II. Powell, Calvanistic
| Methodist; George T. Davis, Mt. Auburn; j. E.
Gibbons, NJ. E. Asbury Chapel; George w.
McAlpine, First FRESH. c.; NJ. b. Mason,
Asbury NJ. E.; Rev. S. Mease, Reformed,
Brighton Mission; Thos A. Golfer and III. L.
Crane, First Mission S. S. Y. M. Home Mis-
sion Society; Jas. McFarlau, First Bapt.; r.
D. Van Deursen, Supt. Eighth Presb; Dr.. j
NICK Keuzil, Eighth Presb o. N. Sage, Miami
Bapt; John Mcintosh; DR.. David Wilson; s. G
Burnet, Freeman street Disciple Mission; Robt
B. Burton, Episcopal Church of Redemption
A. Nj. W. Wood, Seventh Presb. Missionj l.. l.
Madeira, First Orthodox Cong. l. r. Jayne
Freeman street Baptist S. s., and Missioner.
of same; Rev. VIM. j. Shuey, First Unitet
Brethren; Thos. j. Peale, First Bapt; Jno
Pollock, First Orthodox Cong; Miss L. j. EN-
erson, Ger. Miss; Rev. Hem NJ. Storrs, Firs
Orthodox Cong; George e. DOUGHTY, NJ. Z
Wesl. Oh; David Fisher, do; Rev. Wesle
Rowe, NJ. Z. York street Chapel; John Ogden
B. W. Chidlan; W. B. Beall, NJ. Prot. Georg
street; A. B. Dubois; Mrs. Eliza Dubois; L.
Hull, Fifth Mission; Rev. S. S. Yourtee; II. L
Simpson; Melancthon S. Wade, First Prest
Lucy Flint, Wesley Chapel; David D. Gregory
Mrs. Cheney; Mrs. E. II. Stearns; Mrs. G. X
Warner, Ii. NJ. CLANCY, First Bapt; e. II. Pen
|
} German Evang. Reformed, corner franklin an
Sycamore streets; W. Ii. Allen, Second Missio
S. S. CT Y. NJ. Home Missionary Society Q
Second Presb. Ch; A. B. Eaton First orthodo
Cong; L. P. Bradstreet, Clinton streat Mission
Thos. ]. Tone, Mission S. S. Y. M. HON
Missionary Society Second Presb. Ch; G.
Brooks, Finley Chapel NJ. Z. near corn'
Clinton and Cutter streets; G. A. Scott and Mr.
!; Scott, M. E. Morris Chapel; E. II. Week
| NJ Chatu
Chapel Jacob W. Holenshade, M. E. Morri
: Chapel; H. B. Olmstead and j. White, Thii
!, Mission S. S. Y. M. Home Missionary Societ
'. Second Presb. Church.
CHILLIcoTHE AND ROSS COUNTY.
J. Rev. Mr. FELTON,, Walnut street; Rev. B.
, Stone, I'd Presb.; Rev. F. Stanley, Rev.
: Naylor, T. S. Goodman, Sol. Kennery, J.
Roads, VIM. Clark, Robert Long, Jno. Per
: grine, James McAdon, H. McLandburg
First Presb.; w. W. Peabody, John Smitl
W. H. West, A. Spitnagle, Walnut st.; WI
Dixon, S. Brownell, First Presb.; S. F. McCo
D. C. Anderson, Mrs. d. G. Anderson, Joh
: McLandburgh, United Presb.; Eskimo Ca
~ son, VIM. Clark f. Carson, Sup't East Mi
sion; Rev. G. E. FELTON,, Walnut St.; VIM.
! West, NJ. E.; VIM. Dickson, East Mission
Robert Long, Meth. Prot.
COLUMBUS, o. ......
j. j. ID. Langdon, Union; Rev. AnsOn Smyth
II. B. Elliott, First Cong; E. d. Kingsle
First Baptist j. S. Rickley, First Ger. Re
l. F. Stanley, Sup't Cent. Baptist; M. Hahn, J
s. E. Bigelow Chapel; Thomas Brotherlin, MI
In Brotherln, Second Presb.; R. D. Dunbt
- Thos. Noodle, Gordon Noodle, First Churc
10 B. S. Watrous.
u CLEVELAND.
~ L. M. Pitlten and lady, Cong. Plymouth
l. S.; e. P. Ingersall, Amin McClelland, NJ
to II. Holt, Arthur Perry, Miss Frank Bark
IN Mrs. j. G. White, VIM. Slade, jr., Euclid
:, Presb.; II. Ps Handy, Sup't Second Presb. a
NO Mayhower Mission; Jas. It. Sterling, Ragg
s, S. S. and Sec. Y. NJ. C. Union; E. II. MerrC
n- Mrs. Sarah Merrell, First Presb.
s Geo. w, Holmes, Union S. s. Columb
:, Hamilton county,
id Michael Vantuyl, Supt N. j. Oh. S.
o, Carlisle, Warren com tyj Rev. James
d, Clark, do,
n, Rev. II. Calhoun, representative for s..
- of Circleville.
n Rev. B. G.. siegfried, First Baptist s..
Ill Church, Cambridge, o.
in j. S. Frazier, United Presb. &. s. Ced
.o- vile, Green county, o.
=, David j. Starr, M. L. Camden, 0.
DAYTON.
"s James b. Clogg, Supt. S. s. of Christ, 81
q oopal Church; T. NJ Louis, Mrs. A. lie
/, | and M;sa 4 Taw;a 80 WaaIax, NhanaI Q