Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-26
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rnIRp pAY's PKocEEpINGs.


THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
PARkERsBUHG, Friday, April %, 1859.
The Conference was opened at o'clock with
religious services conducted by brother W ilson.
l. II. Dorsey was at his own REQUEST permit
ted to withdraw from the N. L. Church, he hav-
ing surrendered his parchments to the proper
authority.
Bros Coen and Ellison, Of the Pittsburgh Con-
ference, snd DIR. Porter, Of New YORK, were IN
trodueed to the Conference during 'ng SeSs'O"'
Brother Aliens character was passed.
.!o-olution was adopted requesting the boaru
of Stewards 10 report TO Conference the pro
4prIety OF amending part OF the nnancIai pan
Tie candidates for admission into iull eonnee,s
tion were examined by the Bishop in the usual
i-m.nner after which the Thru Question Of the
] General Ministers was taken up, and the loloW-
I ing brethren having been siavorably reported as
I 10 standing and attanInentS, were admitted ana
elected TO Deacon's Orders u: Brelhren BOTTOM
| F. II. King, Richmond, G.. King, w. q. Wilson,
| Rice, Knots and, Steel. -4fl1 ~
s. r. Griffith, already i Deacon vas adhll'eur
j J. Cook, j. Branch and J. B. Piacher, were
continued on trial.
The vote of yesterday, making w: Hardwick
effective was reconsidered, and mt his own re-
quest he was located. ~ ! - -
D. o, Carnaek was also located az his own
Conference proceedcd to fix the place Of hold
fling the next AnnuIl Session, Wheeling, Nor
gantown and Fairmont having applied for tt
After some remarks, Morgantown was IS, selecteu.
! A report from the COMMITTEES of Visitors to
Moreantown Seminary was presented, read to
Conference, and referred to the COMMITTEES on
Education. M ter a-.-UJ4f.l o :.
The hour appointed for the administration OF
the Lords Supper having arrived, business was
I for the present suspended The Bishop was
assisted in the solemn service by Bros. Green,
BroeKuhier, Drummond, Iritchenell, Poe aud
1 j. A. Roger. -s H---ee tI.li Frrsl.7! ili'
/ The rest of tho morning was occupied in
/ Christian conversation, and the relation oil
religious experience-a blessed and glorious
privilege. !
/ AfteF some announcements, Conference adj
journed with singing 14'i-s
/ together let Us swee.iy live,
! Tosethtrlist Us die > q = liLs n l. 2f
| u 1'1 And de fsiE aI above lie ily::
The BenedictOn was pronounced by Bishop
Morris.
! The sermon in the Methodist Church on Thurs
day evening was preached by Rev. Thomas ii.
Monroe, of Wheeling, from 2 Corinthians, y.
chapter, 2Othverse: 1--WE then are ambassadors
| for Christ" &c. cer
After observing how lovely and desirable
the shirt manifested by the Apostle Paul, the
speaker proceeded 10 call Intention to the proper
clGre5ter of onaGdssador. This, after Web,
lster was defined TO be "a minister of the highest
rank employed by and representing the dignity
land power OF prince state at the court Of
another" AstheSc should understand tue will
of their soyereigns, SO should ministers DO thor
oughIy acquainted with the plan of salvation,
and study to show themselves workmen that
need not be ashamed. As tho former should be
ttrue to their sovereign so should ministers be
Ito their King: saying, Lord thou knowest all
I ablemekhs 10 sbteeSs hat i lqye thee So too,
Representing him, their conduct should be ire
4 prOachahle, and their example Gotl-like holding
I themselves alOof from parties, without syco.
Iphancy, and devoted TO pastoral visiting from
house to house. s4.i ~ y. y l5-.-s
tEgThe speaker next noticed the nHtHrs Of the
eRlbdssy, temarkins thattliis was a message Uf
grace and love, announcing that the rigor of
I Gods law was satisfied by the atonenent of
| Christ that through repentance and faith, par
don iull and free, deliyerance from thc-power OF
Satan, and protection from all enemies wero
secured, as well as the constant presence and
fcomfort Of the Holy Spirit, a triumphant death
I and glorious resurrection to eternal life in
I heaven.
1 In enforcing the exhortation "5e ne reeoaeiled
! to God, the speaker called upon the sinner to
! renowned his hostility, and return to God by
complying with tho terms Of salvation because
otherwise he is miserable and must be undone
I iOrever-because OF the uncertainty of life aud
/ the Importance of present prepaTatiop-becaus
I this embassy may be recalled, and in any event
la return rtheTeef0at a subsequent period is
doubtful and even If attempted Viii DC more
difficulty closing with an earnest and forcible
exortatiph 10 all who seek for a present and
entire reconciliation TO their God.
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/ CORREcTIoS.-The Reporter not having been
lappointed 10 this duty until considerable pro.
lgress had been made in the business of the first
day s session, regrets that he was unable to re.
call Alright some OF the items especially the
Bishop remarks about his pre- saltioR rights
in Parkersburg. 1t seems he was not the frst
/ to introduce Methodist preaching here. The
other facts were as stated. This was an APP
pointment on his circuit Us carly as lsIT-a
tlong time ago IN this fast age. Igs1
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MISSIONARY MEETINGS.
a. The Missionary Sermon will he delivered this,
Saturday afternoon, at3 o'clock, by Rev. J. L.
I Wilson.
The Anniversary Of the Missionary Society,