The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-05

q fstss~bsrs, conneaetss On shs TNursd.y Be:
Rev o O Bsttiag. Of Hanover, b appointed 70
ureach the introductory Sermon, and that Rev
j winfree, Of Chesterfield, b. his alternate; ~
Ga motion, The report vas laid 90 sns 'ao'es
~ RAn nnzoxa
MsJ etoval called The attention s 9. y" .sse.
c,saioa Is the Recommendation OF the Ssaso Messen
mesr1 re,oeive % the appointment OF F'nancM'
49,. I'd win the view OF brfnstae tue eut9ect
n n rronsr form, offered the foisowisg rssetu-
''S Hsso,v.a That In the opinion Of shis Assoeia.
t,cr n y sxpedient sor the state Msson Board to
sP ~ announcement belag made that commit.
tes vas ready % sspor sne ssso'ss'o0 va 'a'a On
Dr n Brsaddas. from the COMMITTEES appointed
"a coestder the expedteaey Of attempting more
direct cooperation Of the Boards Of Publication
ana stats Missioas, made report. The commit.
ssivcs; Amt, 70 consolidate The two Boards into
one. ana conmitting both works into the hands Of
thai angle Board; secoad, 10 have . superinten-
dent jointly employed ~ the two boards, dividing
sss s ssa ey sa sna o. %,
plans tAjecsioas were presented. The third and
ouly feaslols plan (as u seems 70 the committee,
b asystsm Of friendly cooperation between the
TO noerda Without, esni s , me ne two sn,
csosss 81 reoom1ending the adoption Of the fol.
lowi sg revolutions:
1, rhastie 8 and Publication Board and the
etats Mission Board conduct their work under the
: Thai the superintendent Of and Colportase
b. snstructsa TO exert himse 10 the collection Of
10 Isni such ala in the procure mt Of missionaries
a. ms6 Be- Incidentally within his power.
on motion, the report was accepted.
Rev Dr. deter addressed the association In sup
port Of che Recommendation Of the committee.
Mr. Seovali vas opposed 70 the plan suggested.
He had hoped there would have been = consolida.
ton.
70 the bookstore commenced under she auspices
OF the Board. II had not paid expenses, and du.
ring the past year had been transferred TO pri-
vats Individual, who now conducted 1t on his own
account. He Vas opposed to placing more labor
on the shoulders Of the Superintendent offs s and
d Burrows oppose tine report. He con sidered
Il matter Of grave importance, and he considers
I'd this report neither one thing nor another
Dr. Broaddus explained the reasons that had fns
fusuoed the committee to reject ell the PROPOSE.
tious except the last.
Rev I q Jones thought there Was . greater show
Of argument against amalgamation than there 70
IN reality He In favor Of unity, and certainly
u both worked % well apart, why not work we'll
n. A. II. Sands addressed the meeting, sustain
fug the report, and in reply to the remarks Of
Nc. Jones The latter was about to rejoin, but
wsve way to Dr.. Burrows, who offered the follows
Ing substtute for the report, and asked that 1t be
laid on the table for the present:
Resolved. That the question Of securing unity
In tho operations Of the Sunday school and Oolpor
tags Board and the State Mission Board be referred
TO the two Boards with instructions TO form such
union IL they shall fud 1t practicable.
Mr.. Jones then made his rejoindsE p Mr.. Sands,
and expressed himself In favor of u substitute
Just laid on the table.
Rev. B. Manly, Jr., arose to speakapon the sub
ject. he having been one OF the committee VINO
made the original report, bat gave way to
motion TO adjourn. The subject will be resumed
at the opening of the morning session, Mr.. Manly
having the Aoor.
Previous to the adjournment, several notices
ver. read: among them one for all the ministers
Of the Association to assemble In the Second BsP>
fist Church At night, while the private members
held their meeting in the First Church, for the
purpose Of conferriug As to the best means of
:.awskeuing more energetic and systematic labors
In the Vineyard Of the Lord"
Adjourned with the benedict ton.