The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-19
Rifhmunn pispatrh.
MORNING. MARCH 10, 1861
.aa for the Richmond Daily Disraach.l
iSePn,~cS OF THE BALTIMORE
rec' ,xNuAL CONFERENCE.
-FOUR TIL ID A Y 4.


STANTON, VA, March 10. 1861.
,.,s,rence assemble at the usual hour.
iE.,ns exercises ny me Kew y oioihWeh'
Fe'iee ~ea,i and approved.
J0ufua nf the second year was examined
The si ., scott on qualification and religious
y blsre The foilowin were elected 10
efpeTie', orders l.. r.. Johnson, q. G. NJ. i.
psSI'u shannon r Butt, Leopold Leng, ]
Ersf'e,,, + II. Swope. VIM. Hedges, Thos
A n. Moore, and Johnsey Leaf.
BfffN ;'onnnittee Of Examination for the
lac lar reporied in favor of the following
agi' ,sre elected 10 Elders orders :. NJ
eAN 7 r Heterick, :. IL. Cummings, j
p,e%%!.,,n John w. r Graham.
? Nelson Head, of the Virginia Confer
NV introduced TO the Conference.
tar@ !, howard, of Rockville, Nd. j Il
i.,,n.er. Of Washington city John Woolfe,
'"foaaonn, local preachers, were elected to
a,scon ; "I"'''' 1>>' >NO"' Va -A1'
t,iH'aeter from Henry Smith to the Confer
las read he is 81 years old ; waits for
r, I'll "a 90 home. He implores his brethren
N''aretuliy. in brotherly love. The letter
-. reterred 70 the Committee on Necessary
49, 90 order Of the day was taken up-,he sub
m diyision Mr.. Gilbert being entitled 10
-, aoor. remarked His duty to God and the
,Grence urged him 10 speak. He spoke for
Marty He believed that different sacri-
q I-nu,h be made to unite us. Like the
a..~sl,on, the New Chapter has been the sub
~, NJ much discussion. Chattel" and
%'sn,r,{sb - have divided some Ea gave
..seIt,ors of chattel The General Con fer
l, has broken the fourth restrictive rule by
t,,,}u5ing new article of faith. The Dis
Zinc ,uaaes IL necessary for us to obey tho
marty 81 those over us-i. e, the General
tc~sorenco. The pastoral address says that
~ New Chapter is the doctrine of the Church
-, Bible treadinE,l says, IRON such trith
-. t1,Sflf" lie presented n plan looking
A., demand for the commission of the subject
fslaverv TO the Annual Conferences.
"a q lum sden addressed the Conference
"vn- OF delay. He entertained the crowded
,,sse with many amusing remarks, causing
--est laughter.
= 4 Tebbs said that the time had come TO
"a /, was a matter of life and death with
tr-iniA The Conference had pledged itselt
:, 20 under certain circumstances. The time
M come We should separate from m abo
l.roa body. Yet we are asked 10 wait Yes
,rssf and let the Church III Virginia go te
re-,S As venerable Bishop, now dead, SAID
!. ., They will never resi- (the Aholionists
IN hey free every slave" At Boston, year
go iog one remark in General Conference
.aoounCiIg slaVcholdiHg as q sin, 4 Telegram
wss Immediately sent from Baltimore de
-asains 4 rehUkr to BE- given TO him who mad
il when The horrible chapter WAS passet
"a Delegates should have risen. rebnke,
non, and come home. People cry littl
,1,-e tIme 10 hug hboli;ionism.
L. Phelps DO you refer to mo
dr Tehbs.-i say that any man who want
e., hold on 10 the New Chapter and Genera
Conference, wants 10 hug abo.itionism. [Grea
,gri,en.ent, and demands 10 take back the OF
trut.Ne remark
Nj Tebbs disclaimed any inten ton TO sa
hat any man on the floor was An aboli tionis
I +. Phelps wanted the chapter out. ii
made some remarks in regard TO the recor
s..anst slavery in the o =. PToshy terrain A
,rmbly's Digest, 10 show that 1t was law.
Conference adjourned by time.
Bishop Scott breaches on tomorrow mon
ing ia the Methodist Church. Rev. n. Hea'
Of he N. l.. Church South, in the Presby Il
nan Church.