The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-08-31

1t was moved and seconded to lay the
amendment to strike out the second resolu-
ton, on the table. Carried. y. - .
The following substitute was offered by
T. M. Gossard, for the second resolution of
the report:
RESOLVED, That while we rejoice in the pro-
gress already made, we still re.aftirm the senti-
ments heretofore expressed by this Conference
requesting change in the general rule.
1t was moved and seconded to lay all the
resolutions before the Conference, on this
subject, on the table. Carried.
The following resolutions were offered by
j. F. Chafee, as substitute for the res0-
lutions in the report:
l. RESOLVED, That under all the circumstan-
ces, we are satisfied with the action of the
General Conference, as being the best that
could be done.
2. Resolved, That while we do not regard
willing to wait for further developments and
il the spirit of our present law shall be faith
fully administered as we understand it, we have
no further demands to make.
The resolutions were adopted. The re-
port as amended was adopted.
The Conference proceeded to select the
place of holding its next session. Mime
apolis, Winona and Mankato were nomi-
mated. The friends of each place severally
represented them. On proceeding to vote,
Mankato was withdrawn. Minneapolis was
selected.
The following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That we do not understand that
candidates for admission are obliged to study
the text books, geography, logic, rhetoric, or
but that they must be we'll acquainted with
these sciences, and that we will not admit any
one on trial in this Conference who does not
pass satisfactory examination on the pre-.
scribed course.
1t was moved and carried that the Bishop
be and hereby is requisite to present to the
Board of Bishops the desire of this Con-
ference that its sessions commence on Thurs
day.
FIFTH DAY.
MONDAY, August q.
The Conference met at the usual hour.
The Bishop announced the following ap-
pointments, with which we have been kind
ly furnished by Rev. J.F. CHAFFEE, of this
city:
Minneapolis District.-DAvID BROOKS, Pc.
Minneapolis, James F. Chaffee.
Minneapolis Circuit, James Poet.
Eden Prairie, S. A. Chubbuck.
Harmony, G. Galpin.
Rockford, Levi Gleason.
Otsego, B. Blain.
Monticello, A. WEIGH.
Forest City and faynesvi]le, W. N. Darnell.
Clearwater and Main Prairie, s. T. Sterritt.
st. Cloud and Winnebago, A. j. Nelson.
Sank Rapids, John Hooper.
Princeton, G. N. Whitney.
st. Francis. to be supplied.
Anoka, G. S. Stevenson.
Red River Mission, to be supplied.
st. Paul D,strict.-CYRUs BROOKS, Pc.
St. Paul, jackson street, J. S. Peregrine.
St. Paul, Market street, w. II. st. Clair,
West st. Paul, to be supplied.
Pine Bend, G. T. Barkaloo.
Vermillion, A. H. Abbott.
Hastings, j. D. Rich.
Cottage Grove, A. Willford.
Saltwater, E. Eggleston.
Taylor's Falls, to be supplied.
Sunrise, John w. Keeper.
st. Anthony, Z. Day.
Shakopee, j. w. Stogdill.
LIE Sueur, S. Wetzell.
Henderson, B. Crist.
st. Peter District.-.A. G. PERKINS, Pc.
St. Peter, to be supplied.
Mankato, J. Kerns.
NicOllet, S. T. Richardson.
Shelbyville and Garden City, ]. Naylor, T..
McClary.
Blue Earth, C. A. Slime.
Glencoe, R. A Judd.
Cleveland, j. Garner, L. Pence.
Morristown, A. G. Smith.
Wilton, L. NJ. Thompson,
Geneva, r. McCorkle.
Shell Rock, A. Matson.
Welsh Nilsson, K. D. Price.
Red Ving District-D. CODE, P. E.
Red Wing Silas Bolles.
Red Wing Circuit, Jacob Myers.
Cannon Falls. E. R. Lathrop.
Mortified, G. W. Richardson.
Cannon City, ]. NJ. Rogers.
Faribault, J. O. Rich.
OwatOnna, r. Hoover.
Wasioja, /. H. Richardson.
Mantorville. T. P. Morse.
Wilton, j. Smith.
Salem, J. H. White.
Pine Island, T. NJ. Kirkpatrick.
Oronoco, j. W. Powell.
Rochester, E. Tucker.
Lake City, A. V. Hiscock.
Wabashaw, To be supplied.
Winona District-T. NJ. GossARD, P.
WluOud JdDeZ DrOOkS.
Chatfeld, N. fainter.
Marion, D. Tice.
Pleasant Grove, S. N. Phelps.
Spring Valley. B. Phelps.
Greenwood, 0. p. Light, W. II. Soule.
Whitewater. 2. c. Norton, C. G. Hayes.
Preston, l. Ellingwood.
LenOra. James Cowden, J. Doer.
Caledonia, W. Wendell.
Hokah, J. c. Braden.
Money Creek, G. Griswold.
Stockton, N. LathrOp.
High Forest, NJ. Mapes.
Austin F. A. Conwell, one to be supplied.
W. Mckinley, transferred to the Northwest.
ern Wisconsin Conference.
G. A. Phebus, transferred to Philadelphia
Conference.
Scandinavian Mission Distr,ct-E. SHoGREEN,
P. E.
St. Paul. C. G. Forsberg.
Chisago, Peter Long.
Rush River, N. Christopherson.
Vasa, W. Berg, N. T. Ohlstrom.
Judson, j. Tidlund.
Kandiyohi, C. F. Lindquist.
Newburgh, H. H. Holland.
Pleasant Prairie, l.. S. Peterson.
Washington Prairie, Arne johnson.
The Conference adjourned sine die, after
appropriate closing exercises.
A YOUNG woman whose name has not
come to light, was murdered by an attempt
to procure abortion, at Libertyville, Jeffer-
con GOuntv iowa q fouu 1ove e;n~o OIL.