The weekly Anglo-African. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23
Rev. Jacob A. Trusty was appointed

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resolution, which was accepted:
Rescued, That this General Conference sternly
forbid preachers or ministers interfering with the
charge of other ministers in any way or manner
otherwise than is directed by our Book OF Dis
cipline.
S. M. Giles was appointed Compiler OF
the Minutes, and S. t. Jones Permanent
Secretary. The following are the officers
of the Sunday School Union: John T.
Thompson, President; S. t. Jones, VIM.
Sanford, Chas. ]. Carter. Samuel NJ
Giles, Isaac j. Whiting and Richard
Tompkins, Vice Presidents. Jas. A.
Jones, Secretary; VIM. f. Butler, Cor
Sec, and Alexander Posey, Treasurer.
The thanks of the Conference were ten
eered to the Sons of Conference for their
liberal donation; also to the members and
congregation of Zion Church for their
kindness and attention. After the install
lation of the Superintendent, the Confer
ence adjourned to meet on the last Wedn-
day in May, 1864, in Wesley Church,
Lombard street, Philadelphia.
The following is list of the delegates
in attendance.
General Satperintendents-Wm. III
Bishop and James Simmons. Assistant
Superintendent os. J. Clinton and Solo.
mon T. Scott.
New York Delegation--Reverend's
Christopher Rush, Leven Smith, Henry
Johnson, John P. Thompson, John Tap.
pan, Joseph P. Thompson, Wesley G.
Marshal, William F. Decker, John Wells
Cyrus Boohea, Jacob B. Trusty, Alexan.
der Posey, J. W. Loguen, Geo. Treadwell
Edward Ell. Bishop, FL. A. Thompson
VIM. III. More, Isaac Coleman, jacob
Thomas, VIM. McFarlin, James Howell
Jepthah Bancroft, VIM. III. Pitts, Thos. A
Davis, VIM. F. Butler, Joseph j. Long
James Myers, Moses Manning, Ewd. II
Matthews, Ohio J. Scott, Alfred Lawrence
James Davis, Peter c. Costar, John J
Urling, Samuel J. Wilson. Lag Delega.
ton Wilbur G.. Strong, Plato Gale. JOSH
ali Biddle, Isaac Deyo, Peter Hawkins
Philadelphia Delegatioaa-John D.
Brooks, Singleton t. Jones, John A. Viii.
liams, FL. Fl. Blackstone, John A. Jones
Geo. johnson, John j. More, Thomas III
Castor. Lag Delegates-David Johnston
John E. Price.
Southern Delegataon--J. P. Harner
S. G. Golden, Abraham Cole, Robert SPUR.
rel Lag Delegates-J. II. Butler, Rich
ard Tompkins.
Allegheny DeIegates-Prince G.. Laws,
Charles Wright, Peter B. Pullman, H. N.
Williams, Isaac J. Whiting, William
Johnston, Amos Hammond, Daniel B.
Mathews, Thomas James
New England Delegation-Samson
Talbot, Geo. Spywood, Peter Ross, Joseph
Hicks, S. M. Giles, John Williams, Geo.
II. Washington, John F. Lloyd, Clinton
Leonard, R. r. Morris, Joseph G.. Smith,
Gabriel Rice, R. G. Henderson, S. Il.
Gray.
GeneSee Delegatson--Basil Mackhall,
R. I. Eastep, John Thomas, VIM. Sand
ford, Geo, Bowsley, VIM. A. Cromwell,
Christopher Benjah, James H. Smith,
James T. Scott.
Canada Delegotion-Joseph Sinclair,
Charles Carter, r. johnson, J. B. Cox,
VIM H. Crawford.
Fortieth annual Meeting Of the New York
Conference Of the Il. N. e. Church.
This body met in Bethel Church, Second
street, ON Friday. June 18th, Rt. Rev
Bishop Quinn in the Chair.
The Conference was opened by singing,
and prayer by the Bishop. Rev. L. Tat
terson was elected Secretary.
On calling the roll, it was found that al
mnst every member of the Conference was
present.
The following committees were then ap-
pointed:
Committee on Petitions and Memorials
L. Patterson, VIM. NJ. Watson, and G..
G. Clark
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