The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-16
Southern Bautist Convention.

The following embraces all the business oI
| Importance transacted on Saturday last, the
| second day of the session, at Savannah, Ga.
Rev. f. b. league presented the report oi
| the Committe on Indian Schools, favoring
| the establishment Of schools among the red
men of the West, which was adopted.
The Committee on New Boards reported
through their chairman, Rev. Geo b. Tay-
lor. as follows:
Foreign Mission Board. located in Rich
mond, E.-J. b. Jeter, President. Vice
Presidents: VIM. Crane, Nd. T. L. Bur
rows, Va; T. E. Skinner, N: e.. J. G. Fur
Ala J II. Martin. Miss. r. q. Burleson,
Texas p :. G. Watson, Ark j. f. Welch,
Mo: A: d. Sears, KY. M: Hilisman, Tenn.
G. W. Samson, d. q. j f. Broorne, Fla. /;
ing Secretary; a. NJ. Poindexter, GORE
spending Secretary; Edwin Wortham, Treas.
urer VIM; II; Gwathmey, Recording Secre-
tary; G. T. Wortharn, Auditor. Board of
q. H. Winston, Z. ! Willis, J. S Coleman,
A. =. Fox, j. b. Wood, A Snead, +. T.
Barnes, l.. w. Seely, IL. X. Eilyson, D. Sha-
yer } B. Solomon, Jesse +. Keesee, A. g.
Domestic Mission board, located at Marion,
Ataba'na.-W. H. NcIntosh, President Vics
Presfdents +. wilson Md; L. G Keen,
Va; W. Hooper, N. o.; j Il. kendrick, 5. G. !;
reasdale. Miss, s. Houston, Texas; s. Hall
burton, Ark; VIM. Crowell, Mo; ID. Il.
Campbell, Ky; J. II. PeEdietou, Tenn; T.
Waiter, ID. G. J. X. Mendenhall, Fla; J..
ii. Low, La. Il. Holman, Corresponding
Secretary. NJ. i. Sumner, Financial Secre-
tary. J. Il. Lovelace, Recording Secretary
Wm Hornbuckle, Treasurer. ". n. Wyatt,
Auditor Board of Managers L. d. King,
J. +, Bailey, T.. B. Lane, w. r. Holman, s.
X. Freeman, Il. A. Blunt, J. Billingsley, J .
g. HucLabee, j I. Barron, a. b. Goodhue,
5. IL. Fowlkes, W. p. Chiffon, ID. e. Sher-
man, l.. 4. Tut, John Moore
Bible Board. fOcateT IN, No.JriJJe Tam,
Vice Presidents J. W. NJ. Williams, Md :;
Iveson o. 5rookes, ) o.; B. Manly, Ala; D.
Hickman, Mo; W; Fl; Bayliss, Texas; Nat
Hillsman, Tenn; b. Egan, La w b. CaId-
Well, Ky; I. ID. Coleman, Va: L. II, Mill
ken, Miss; j. l.: Pritchard, n. O.; L. w Al
len, Corresponding Secretary; A Nelson, Re
eordlng Secretary &: A. Fuller, Treasurer.
Board Of Managers w. l.. Murfree, J. d.
Winston, S. NJ. Scott, g. K. Winston, w. B.
Bang, w. P. Jones, A. Q. Beech, A. l.. Max
we'll, l.. B. Voolfolk, G. II. Slaugh hter, b. NJ .
Tilman, X. Ford, J. T. Forbes, ID. DuPre, e.
W. Griffin.
Rev. J. H. Campbell of Ga, offered reso-
luton declaring it inexpedient for this BODY
to attempt public collections for any of the
OBJECTS embraced in its Constitution during
its present session. After some discussion
the resolution was laid on the table
The committee on time and place of next
meeting reported, through Rev. S. Landrnm
in favor of Friday before the second Sabba tn
in May, 1S63-the place Columbus, Mississip-
pi-preacher Rev. VIM. Williams. of S. q,
Alternate, Rev. J. l.. Burrows, of Va.
The report was laid Oh the table tempo
rarily.
Rev. George Bushyhea a Cherokee Indian.
was introduced by Rev. s. Landrum and ad-
dressed the Convention in favor of his church
and congrega ton in North Carolina.
KEY. j. +. Boyce, of 5. c., offered the fol-
lowing
Rssolrel, That special committee Of FIVE bs an
pointed to consult with the Board of the South
Baptist Publication Society AZ TO the possibility v
OF a Union OF the Bible Board and thai Society
aud il a union be found practicable. which will
not conflict IN any way with the Constitution Of
the Convention or that Society and which in
Board, the committee be directed to report at
the next Ill Getting of the Conv entiou.