Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20

4oltQ ~ PlttAsf ~ - ~ - - 49,
sltlata Uo1l4 "a pIVfs
Amer 1oas GlFlhtf Fts b VI Ly-
a, expressing ~ eit idea = ~ Ssh
stauts, "a astlf * illsniDa q PrO-
test IN IL I'm tsiSiut,pa q Re RPoFt,
inStPad q diSp<ls
Amotioa ~ nsds . lhytbs Sahsli-
tatO 90 The tAbls.
Which nuti6u vas hol revORded.
VI. Bauslle Wished 70 tnead his sob
Biitnls b iabeFtIag ailF The WurA eosieS-
anee, 10 de OFel0blt,, the words sUiurh
70 our ttEEsth ia Substitute h printed
with this sneadmfNi includes, RrP-
amer sons EaRnlnS dEbalO, Or. Hunter
took the a6os ia1' made Soms ftiSaEkI.--
! he said, .s49 suaia ~
1 That Ne ala ~, lhiph il seeeIsAFy 10
make a speech. The Conference we're Per-
EpctIy Agfssd apou Que polnt, and thai the
mosl inpogtaal ohs--lhAt no chapter OF
rule Of DisciplinS, 1hish made siavehold-
l Jag. ~ Such, bSF % menherahip IN cur
church, o. aal5oeted ihs STAKEHOLDER, b.
cause be vas such, to tdal, Of any other
Judicial process, eOald ever u accepted
aud submIttsd 70 By u. We believe that
any such TEST Of insnbSrbhip 10 totally I'M
authorized By the SeHpiaFet aud eoutrAEy
TO the example Of The Apostolic ehurrhi
aai We goUld rot, IN conscience, submit %
| il. Whatever We might 10 10 consequence
! Il should bOps 0oibius more than 70 pro:
test aGainst and rep,iaiats w NC could
not receive il, % this Ne nre all aGFesd,
| The difference among uS Is Oh minor
point--thnt is, whether the new chapter
does make AlAvsh0lding bar 70 memhst-
ship, IN some indirect aud constructive
manner. SomO bold that 1t does OlheE1
maintain that Il does mot.
l confess mytslL TO belong 70 the latter
class, and lbSIaiGFE, though see but III.
lie rial diRSrOnSo between tho report o.
the committees and the substitute, ysI ]
would not Ike 10 vote for one item 10 the
hrut resolution Of The report, viz; that No
diSSent from the chapter 20 far a. Il may
be construed, &C.. because this would
seem 70 imply that this construction u le.
climate whereas hold that Il iS not. !
cannot thus endorse the contraction Of
our chief opponents, whether North OF
South. Extremes meet, and ultra men In
the South aud 10 tue North, are Ruxloul TO
force this construction upon Us 70 our ln.
Jury. lhoid that Il 10 not fair one aud
/ cannot vote for anything which, by I'm.
pllCaIion, will admit lie justice. u the
committee would agree TO u little change
Of tina. resolution, ! could accept Il. !
hope they will 50 change II rs to dissent
from or protest against any such constEuc-
ton Of The chapter, as makes the mere To-
gal relation = barrier TO church member
ship; and thea, for the sake Of harnOnyr
/ am ready to 80 for Il, though prefer the
substitute a. n whole.
Further diVcussloH was continued ~
NesSrs. Martin, Bolton, DrnmtpOnd and
others.
Onm0tiSn, the tims was exteaded.
The further discussion on The report Of
the Committee on the state Of the Church
was postponed TIL the afternoon session.
On motion, r. G. Wayman aud ]. G
Bolton were located at their own requests
On motion, u, TieheHcll and A. y. Smith
were granted supenlnpaated relations.
On motion Nixon Potts was iliGColtin-
ed, at his own request. &rb
The Conference then adjourned TO mesI
at , O'Clock P. y.
AFTERNOON SESSION. -
The Conference FeaSSsmbled At three
O'Clock, Or. Hunter In Tue chair, The re.
lliViouS exercises were conducted hy Prof
Martin,
The report Of The Committee on Sunday
/ Schools was read, and NTH som . amend.
meut, adopted.
On motion, brother GtiSllp's relation Was
ehnngSd from effective 20 snpeFaRpIased,
William 3. Stephens vas locpted, athit
own request.
The atst question Of the Minutes, "Who
remain % trial ~ was taken up, and Ed
ward Ryan, aud William D. warmaa bo
Ing larorably reported on, wero admitted
on trial.
On motion, the resolution changing the
relation II A. D. Smith from effective 70
SuperannhAted, was FeeOuSideIPd. e
The presiding eldstt and preachers Ia
charge were requested 10 act rs examining
eommlttsVS for those who uPply for aamlS'
sion.
4 J.W. Webb offered resolution diseour-
aging the use Of tobacco In all is FORMS
which was adopted.
| A collection Was taken up for the benefit
Of the sexton. iaFv
The following resolutions Of thanks
were then adopted
RslOlttd, !. That the thanks Of tlll
Conference are due, aud are hereby ten-
dertd to the citizens Of Wheeling for the
generous hospitality and Christian kind
ness which We have received from them
during our iFsIion IN their midst.
4 2, That We hereby tender our frateFna'
Acknowledgements to The pastor and peo'
pie Of our sister churches i0r the brotherly
rcgRrd and Christian courtesy extended to
Us by them.
3. That We tender our thanks 10 The
Baltimore / Ohio Railroad for the PriVl'
leEs Of half fare tickets granted TO mem
bers and visitors Of tie Conference.
Z. That these resolutions be published
in the papers Of this place, and in the
r. q. .Adroed,e
On motion. Dr.. DEumncnd and 9. Bat
tello were requested 10 continue on the
publishing C0hmittee OF the Pittsburgh
ChHstiaN AdcOedfe.
Tue report Of tho Committee on the
state Of the Church was then taken up,
Mr.. Battello arose and withdrew the snb-
sNIutO which he bad offered In the mora.
| lug ssstiou, yielding bis convictions, be
said, for the sake Of harmony and uHantm'
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