, 1861-10-09

y. >. 0tis, f3rat Congregat1onalC Church, Aurora.
Rev. H. S. Hammond, Princeton.
Joeeph Worse1ey. Geneva.
Rev: Wm. B. Christopher, Galena.
" Converse, PRINCETON.
Rev. G. Higley, Dekalb.
9. B. Galnsha, Lisbon, Kendall Co:
,, Rev Wm. B. Dodge, Congregational Church.
Rev. I B. Cotton, Griggsvi1la.
Lake Co.
Rev. c. 4. Leach, Payson.
Rev Fred. Oxnatd, Moline.
Rev. f. H. Daniels, Win1ebaso.
Gslya.
Rev. E. Barber, Geneseo.
ReY; l. W. P9s;ssI :; ao[yS}ae' 4s}a Polo
Rev, John b Fairbanks, St. Charles.
Rev. B. c. Ward, Geneseo.
Rev. Chas Hancock, Como
Rev. Jas. Kilbourn. Sandwich, DeEalb Co.
JcsseC; Kellogg, Sycamore.
Re7. WaffPen WalPaP, T, Day, B a5n1REsaa; WEEsaton.
Rev. Samuel Haven, Lenox.
Rev. Joseph Johnston, Lennoz.
ksv: Ksv u i i :. Sie56sf3 #e56, Btisfai. G5s5e'
Rev. z. Judd. Congregational Church, Lyndon.
Rev Lewis Benedict, Coz g1egational Church,
Rev. s. Penheld, Mclean.
WISCONSIN.
Rev. A +. Chopin. Beloit.
Rev. Wm Deloss Loge, Spring street Congrega-
tonal Church, Milwaukee.
Rev. Hiram Foote. Waukesha.
Rev: E: Htldreth, Raymond.
vile. lie. .. Dufn1n' e00sfssaa''nAi enuren' Evans
Rey. z. ]. Montague, oconomowoc.
EdSaId 5 Hclton. lfsp sp9'Sg street Congregational
Church, Milwaukee.
Rev, Anson Clark, Hartford.
Rev. D. McGce Bardwell. Wankesha.
James ". Dean. Emerald Grove.
]. n Cunda1, Hoseuda1e.
ReE. Nm. E. Metriman, Green Bay.
Rev. Dexter Clary, Beloit.
Rev: $. ]. Humphrey, Beloft.
r. &. Mills, Beloit.
Rev. c. c. Caldwell, Bloomfield.
DR.. Eli Mygat,e, Richmond.
Rev. S: 4: Thompson, P,eaeant Prairie.
Rev. Hubbard Morris, Aliens Grove.
Rev. Z. R. Snow, Rochester.
E. Childs, Hudson. .-....
Rev. J. n. Allen, franklin, LenaEee County,
Rev. H. D. Ktchell, Detroit.
Rev. 4. D. Kedzie, Clinton.
Rev. L. Smith Hobart, Hudson.
Rev. Z. W. Jones, Augusta.
Rev. Henry Bates. Stones Greek.
Rev. s. D. Cochran, Ann Afb0r.
Rev. Edward Taylor, Kalamazoo.
Rev. L. Il. Jones, Bedford.
q. s. Bates, Lyons.
. Fev 3. Hunter Columbus City.
Rev. ]. G. Holbrook, Dubuque.
Rev. 8. 4. Benton, Anamosa.
Rev Asa Turner, Denmark.
Rev Samuel n. Grant, Inland.
Rev. George s; Mago1n, Lyons.
Rev. A. 3. Robbins, Muscatfne.
Rsr. James B. Gilbert, Lncas Grove.
Rev. Pliny Fay, Muaeatine.
MINNESOTA.
Rev. c. Secombe, St. Anthony.
I'm. a. Kimbal1, St. Anthony.
MISSOURI.
Rev. Julian II. Stu1teVant, Pastor OF the Con.
gregat1oral Church, Hannibal.
The committee appointed for that purpose,
reported the following permanent list Of off.
GERS for the Convention, and it WAS unani.
mously adopted:
President-Col. CHARLES c. HAMMOND, Of Chi
cago. -.
Yice-Presidents-E. D. uoLToS OF Wisconsin,
AID and Rev. SA1UEL D. COCHRAN OF Michigan.
SecTetartes-Elev, GEoRGE F. MAaouN Of Iowa,
SEsohBE Of Minnesota.
Col. Hammond nor Vice President Holtou
beirg present. Vice President Samuel D.
Cochran took the chair.
On motion business committee, consist.
ing Of one from each State represented, was
appointed as follows: Rev Mr.. Robbins OF
Iowa, Rev: =: D. Childs Of Michigan, Rev. F,
Bascom Of Illinois, Rev. William Deloss Love
and Rev, J. II. sturteyant of Missouri.
On motion, the following gentlemen not be.
ing members, were admitted to seats in the
Convention Rev. s. 8. Smith of Massachu-
setts, Rev. Francis Horton Of Rhode Island,
and Rev. Philander Powers a. B. G. F. NJ
Antioch, Syria.
On motion, Rev. L. Smith Hobart of Mich.
Hr1hrrnfr rf n}o1o z%F
ard Chaplin of Wisconsin, were appointed .
COMMITTEES on the appointment Of Trustees
o. the Chicago Theological Seminary.
Rev. MI. Savage read letters from Rev. Mr.
Carter Of Illinois, q. Fl. Hitchcock, M. D., OF
Illinois, and Rev. Mr. sturteyant Of Illinois,
tioas as Trustees Of the Chicago Theological
Seminary, which reaignations were accepted
by the Convention. Mr.. Sturteyant's letter
mas referred to the Business Committee.
Gel Hammond, President OF the Convention
appeared and assumed the duties Of the chair.
Rev. ]. E. Roy Of Chicago was appointed to
issue return railroad passes to the members OF
the Convention.
The Business Committee reported In part
the report being placed in the hands Of the
President.
Rev. q. D. Kedzie read the report of the
Directors Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Chicsgo Theological Seminary. The re
port was very long, but Was characterized by
striking and suggestive features. The re
port WEs accepted and referred to Com
mitfee Of one from each State, as follows
Rev. Edward Beecher Of Illinois, Hon. E. D
Holton Of wisconsin, Rev. J. b. Pierce o.
Michigan, Pliny Fay, Esq, Of Iowa, William
Kimbal of Minnesota, and ]. ". Sturtevan1
Of Missouri.
The hours for the sessions Of the consen
tion we're fixed st from to IL An; from
TO $50 and 7:30 to 10 P. II.
Tie mesting then adjourned after prayer.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention again assembled at q P. N
Committee on the appointment OF Direction