Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-15

TIE ONO CONGRESSIONAL CONFER
ESoE.-Third Day-Morning Session. After
taree quarters of an hour spent in devotional
exercises, and prayer by the Rev. J. S. Pot
ter, the minutes Of the preceding days meet
ing were read and accepted.
The Committee to whom the Treasurer's
Report was referred, reported and their re-
port was accepted.
The Committee on Nominations for the
Educational Committee reported as follows:
For Marietta. Rev I " Andrews, Rev
Thomas Wiekes and John Mills.
For CiaeinnGii-Rev Il NJ Storrs, Rev z
W Root snd Abnsr Francis.
For OJerlin-Rev NJ W Faircbild, Rev
Henry CoBles and Rev J A Thoms.
For Hudson.-Rev VIM Bolter, Rev George
Darling and Rev B Mason.
The chairman of the Business Committee
reported the supply for the various pulpits.
(We have already given this report.)
The Committee on Benevolent Institutions
in the State reported through its chairman,
Rev h NJ stOrrs, and its report was accepted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
the Rev William Potter.
The Committee on the State of Religion
reported through its Chairman, Rev b Cowles.
The report was accepted.
Jay odell, the Statistical Secretary made
partial report which was laid on the table.
The report of the Committee on Benevolent
Operations was then fully discussed, and
adopted by the Conference.
A motion was made that the Moderator sp-
point e committee to nominate officers sc-
cOrding to the suggestion of the report.
The committee to nominate delegates to
Foreign Conferences, reported as follows:
To the Miehigas General AssoeiatioH-
Delegate, Rev William Potter; Alternate,
C W TOrrey.
To the NeU York General AssoeiatiOn.-
Delegate, Rev Mason GrOvener; Alternate,
NJ W Faircbild.
To the Aassaehusetts General Assoeiation,
for Is63-Delegate, Rev E Lamb; Al
ternats, Amos Dresser.
For 1S64-Delegats, Rev H COWlss; Al
ternate, William Wakefield.
Neiy Hampshire General AssoeiatiOn-Dele-
gate, Rev George Darling /; Alternate, A N
Richardson.
Connecticut Gsaeral Assoeiafion-Dsl Delegate,
Rev H COwles; Alternate, Rev Theodore
Wickes.
Vermont ConUentiOn--Dslegate, Rev ThsO-
dore Wickes Alternate, Rev 7 E Monroe.
Maine General Cogferenes-Delegats for
1868, Rev Amos Dresser; Alternate, -
Fay; Delegate for 1868, Rev J N Whippls /;
Alternate, Rev A Sharpe.
Rhode Island Evangelical Association
Delegate, Rev Goodwin; Alternate, Rev
c " Root.
Indiana General ssOciation.-De Delegate,
Rev A Sharpe Alternate, Rev W White.
Illinois General Association. -Delegats, Rev
-COnklin; Alternate, Rev J E Twitchell.
Iot0a General Association. Delegate, Rev
JIG W Cowles Alternate, Rev ThOs Adams.
Wisconsin, PrssByterian and Congregational
COHDentOn.- Delegate, Rev ThOs Wickes;
Alternate, Rev W Russell.
Minnesota General ConUsntion.-De Delegate,
Rev Samuel Webster Alternate, Rev H
Hitchcock. .--.
Oregon CoHfersHes.-Delegste, Rev Sam
uel Kelso; Alternate, Rev A shafer.
California ColfersRes.-Delegate, Rev Dr.
Morgan Alternate, Robert HOvenden.
Canada COnUentiOn.-Delegate, Rev c
Hart; Alternate, Roswell Hawks.
Kansas ConVentiOn-Delegste, Rev E q
Faircbild Alternate, Rev Gideon Dara.
The proper committee recommended that
the next annual meeting Of the Conference be
held at the Congregational Church, Spring
field, on the second Thursday Of June, 1854
commencing at o'clock P. NJ.
The hour having arrived for the considera-
ton Of the Home Mission Society, short sd.
dresses we're made BY the Rev. Father Keep