, 1860-10-10

prepsrs son pIe.e asyte of tastseson upon
aes annual cont'tenee a'the time III our sunday se"
Arnivsr7tT sna 1h..1y 4 I'll; a'r0""n for cn' a1en'
yt~,,t That secuna4t nj aerea.ei a,sea'"h the
e atlo cf the ulda5 sehaat Advocate ana It books
Rs.a;ra That due Ourselves vel a. the s<,t
sss,ol union se ,aEsn Ia al our cnaEe. and as Isxre
tf funds ha secured lot shs Missionary work Il
SuEdsy scaops.
4usApro,srxzs7s.
Ths peaceful, harmonious and p1easaa. scs-
the reading Of the last fire verses Of the 43th
chapter of Matthew By Bishop James the sin5-
ing of the e2lst hymn; and prayer By Dr.
Eddy.
Before announcing the appointments Bishop
Jases made brief address, to the iiuerants
aahered before him. lie said, in substance. that
the lateness Of The hour, with other crcun1-
Stances, rendered il 1nexped'ent to make anY
extended remarks IN our c3os1ug Interview this
evening. lie desired to acknowledge hia deep
seuse Of obligation to the members Of the Con-
ference Eae tue constant kindness extended to
him, and for that attention 10 the dispatch Of
busiuess so welcome TO presiding tf1icer; nnd
to express his solicisude for their prosperity,
aud their faithful aud joyful fulflluleut Of the
christian ministry they hHI taken Oh themselves.
1t had been his slated habit s!nce ia the cfice,
and row, he Was closing the seventeenth
yesr Of his duties, to remember daily in prayer
the Conferences in hi. charge, aud to K.ve
attention to the periodicals showing the fruits
aud results Of their laborY. lie INSURED ,hosu
before him that they would utways hare an in-
tereat in his rem-mbrances aod in his daily in
tsrcessous, till that lime should arrive when
smother Superintendent should have charge Of
their appointments and their ilbors. lie ho;.ed
they w1nld have health aud happiness, and
meet no interruption in their heat or life to
pastoral duty.
In reference to the appointments, be need nc:
say that they had beea arranged c4ndid!y aud
pray e1fuliy, for their comfart aud the 1od Of
the Church. He need not say this, far thls til. y
aires dy believed. The appoia.ins officers wtre
subject 10 mistakes, as others, but they were
honest Ifshere were misjutgments, they had
been made in kindness Rnu after much Gaze.
lie felt that they all had that confidence ia a
Divine Providence aad supteiute ndence which
made sht III to kcow shat even SO irjudictcus ap
pointmsnt, if received with the right spisit,
might work cut product OF good for them
aod the people. This feeling Was 10 him the
greatest relief in the heavy responsibility Of is
duties.
liz exhor:ed them 10 remember tf,at their life
WAS but short, their opportunities 10 d. good 10
souls bu: bElef: and, therefore, to max. The
most Of the few hours and seli their life for the
highest price; to securs ati the grace. and be.
attitudes ~h:ca devotion to duty and constant,
believing PRAYER can aire. And WHEN til, ti-et-
,og !,'e aad tdsir g'orsous ministry ssaii be TN
lshed, might tLtJ meet their elder brother,
Christ. sad dwell ioreEerwith God. lie prayed
70 jo1n them tu that happicess-
Bishop James then precsed: d to auuouuce tho
appointments Of the preachers to their respect.
i've stations for the ensuing year, after which
the singing OF the Do1ology, and the solemn,
impressive enumeration Of tho BeDedicsinn By
tee b;soo7, sra'he Conference stood adjourned.
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