The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-18

Sr.rSroN, VA, March Is. 1851

Sr.rNToN, VA, March 10, iSei'
,:oos exercises were conducted by the
k@kaac Gibson. The report OF the Com
Rey. isa '' preachers Aid Society was pre-
rslttfs "a referred T. II. W, Monroe, w IL.
seote ~ and John s Martin We're appointed
ChAI1,,are the Annual Register An invita-
70 Prerss received from the faculty OF the
,iou Nssvium for the Conference TO attend
l,Iind - Nv the pupils. at j. NJ, OF to-day.
son''l' ..ceuted, The Stewards made their
i WSa,h;ch consumed the morning hour,
all, mart of the Trustees of the Balti-
ne va,aala College was presen ted and re-.
more =, fhe Comm ttee on Semtnaries. Like.
ierred from the Female College At Annapo-
is - the Methodist Book Concern was
k1a'oss, az wi bout reading.
feat % IA of the day--the memorials on
lhg M. 1T Churcl> taken up
teeleS ..,lInving gu. sstions Were proponnded Is
Bss'E " Bun.-poe~ not the action Of thu
NGeneral Conference as emooaieo III IN
lt'f "t,santer. relate 20 .<avery as found II
= NJ Z Church s.,,,
iat i am not sure nav ! anaerstan'
A"S,esticu. The action of Ne late Genera
- s~,.fsvepce relates, suppose s ~ n =,
1,-nnlarlv understood 10 exist III sno !"
ELr-h But the New Chapter ASS zines INA Ma
Inv as defined in that chapter, "es no
'., ~ All in the NJ. E Church. xu,,.,
s&p W. Wtlson.--Has Presiding J.. sue
r'authority to ordaln any preacher, Local y
Yelling, " 40 says ne C1lisipt subSNiipc W ~
= 4,ctrines Of the Nj. +. Church,
10" .~Svyer-Hs has Il right TO ordain all whI
sIsrfei duly, and who take upon them
~. the vows OF the ordination service,
~ p Phelps said II is difficult in the pre-
-. axcttad state of the country 10 proven
- ,nisuuderstoo on this subject, unless
- At great length, Ny Church and Stat
tle1~tious are not III conflict. / am ready u
md By Virginia, and her Constitution All
SS-I4ys One reason that the Book ConcerI
a Vi has
n. account Of the payments made TO IN
-rrr,h south. We are not an abolition ms
nm for the circulation of literature. /, an
~ Conference. are against aboiilonisin
.,s. # we 80 elsewhere We Will get better s.
iS-,eS l cant be bought. Let the quesuo
10 decided on its own merits. Nothing ca
f-l.hten me into action.
4 Griffith said l told you that took e:
ssnt!pn 10 the form and manner OF the pa
.sesof the New Chapter. Il, however n;
rvshe force or spirit of law. 1t is not an 4
.,ele OF faith. The first restrictive rule 10
lids the change OF our doc trines. The Bisnol
fsya decided IL TO he not law. This deeislt
has been made almost twenty times this 90
+arance What then have we 10 fear? Shall Y
have schism? The Baltimore, Philadelphia
al Old Virginia Conferencesiouilt and GA
Irstre TO the church. | would say, then,
tsua,CisIn. ours is the Church, you shat II
tr-r L. II they refuse full redress,
will demand a full share of the common pl
per,v, and then go. 1t looks too much ii
TWO boys IN fracus, to go now, in such has
The boys fight, and after it is over, Bill So
TON struck ne first" The Baltimore Ct
ference is the mother of Conferences"
gave 3 detailed historical account TO pro
his Shall we, then, break up in sort
ruw and spread ruin in our societies? l sh
then deplcre il in tears. If il be not irreV
emit | ask God TO take home 10 hirns
that I may not see it.
MANY were in tears when Father Grifi
concluded.
J. l.. Gilbert obtained the floor and
subject was pos tponed until tomorrow a
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