Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
FrIo Annual Conferences, NJ. ;. Church. In
EensIOn az Warren, Pa.

FITTH DAY-JuLY I'D.
Conference opened by the usual exercises
led by A. Merchant
Examination Of character called on the
CLARION DIsTRIor.-R. A. Cruthers, T.
E. TIP. Warner, s. s. Burton, R. Beatty,
IF. Perry, ] Howe, O. Moore, B. Mars
teller J. ". Weldon, 7. Vernon and n. 6.
Lake we're passed.
E. D. G. Osborne, ]. 7. Boyle. J. MeOouo'
W. N. Reno, s R. Paden, .. K: Pet'ee, T.
3 Gillett, J. g. Thompson, J. n. Oreen, D.
A. Milroy and G. B. HaEkins were passed
W.R. johnson was granted superan
mated relation, on motion Of his Z. +.
JAMFsrowE DIsT.-J. W. Lowe, Z. Z. J.
Leslie. Z. A. Anderson, r Gray, J. Q. SEQ
sea. j. Marsh, ]. Crum, s. W. Warner, 9,
+. Reeser, ]. s Lytle, J. X. Mendenhall,
". HAYES, N. NoWlen, E. Hull and 5. b
Newman were passed. F. W. Smith asked
aud vas grated location.
Isaac G. Vosburg, who was expelled from
The Panama charge for allowing dancing
in his house after an oyster supper, ap-
pesled 10 Conference, charging J. Orum
with NAL administration, on the ground
that The complainants name was not at
taobed to the charge sgainst him.
e Chaplin moved that the charge be
not entertained. Agreed to; affirmative
FRE6oSIA DIsr.-D. NJ. steEer,P P. L. E
A johnson, A. G. Tibbitts, 7. d. Blini 4.
NJ. Warren, o. L. Mead, Rufus Pratt Z.
Burroughs, ]. AkeTs, ]. R. Lyon, E. d.
! YinRling and A. Barris we're passed.
The Bishop being appealed to in writ
| ing, decided that, for prudential reasons
a complsinanfs name should be attached
10 a charge against brother accused but
the Preacher may enforce the rules OF Dla'
eipljne without an open acouser. The tri'
nj alluded to where the Aceuser,s name Wss
omitted. though informal was not sum
eiently NAL 10 yitiate ble trial
Wv. Warner, who was absent when hit
case was called last week, was examined
by the Bishop admitted TO full connection
and elected to DsseOns orders.
/ r. HammOnds oaa0 recalled. Moved
that his case be referred 10 oOmmittee O
three to report to Conference. Agreed to
and Messrs. Hawkins, Leslie and Hurd WeF'
i Il. Black, John Elliott and ", A. P
Eberbart we're granted locations. l. D
Prosser and P. Sullivan we're on motion
granted superanuatod relations, and lri
Eddy vas continued in supeFanusted Fela
lion.
Mr.. Norton presented the following resc
luiions, which were read:
RssolUsd, That the thanks Of this Confer
ehce be rendered to Rev. W. F. Wilson 70
, his discourse on the History Of the Fri
1 Conference, delivered Saturday eVenin
! last
Moved, that Brother Wilson be requisite
10 furnish copy Of the sermon for publ
8 cation in the Pittsburgh Christian Adv'
, cate.
. Report Of Committee on the Pittsblrg
Christian Advocate was read, Representa-
the paper as healthy and prosperous, url
b ing its further circulation, and commenC
+ ing its present Editor, s. q. Nesbit R,
port amended and adopted after brief n
marks by the Editor aforesaid.
i Moved, 10 call up the report on Preasl
g er's Aid Society. Agreed to, and the Coz
o stitutiOn being called for was read.
a Moved, that the report be laid on the Z
Bile. Lost.
: Moved, that the subject be referred
l. the committee appointed to estimate Il
l. Agents salary, for settlement agreed
II Moved that J.. Graham be appointed {
the committee appointed to settle wi
70 Agent Balm in place Of DR.. Kingsley.
TIE Board Of Stewards then made K
/ port.
a Moved that the balance on hand, abOr
S5, be given to sister Uncles. Agreed t
y and the report was then adopted.
il The Board Of Stewards submitted q pap
= recommending an assessment Of s., 900 {
L the ensuing year, to be appOrtiOned P
rata among the districts, for the relief
~ necessiious cases.
re Moved that $500 be assessed on each di
triot
Moved that committee of one fro n ea
!, district be appointed to estimate and 3
r portion the amount among the distric
,e Agreed to.
Moved that the Board of Stewards
that Committee.
ls Agreed to, and Conference adjourn
y tin tomorrow at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.