Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-11
l-.sfstion ef We Ushcn and ,h~ e-..al,.h,,.,,
OF permanent peace II our country.

erd humiliation. rsat tod NAV tim sxay -.
nA eIe snile upon sET .slsved soastyv
R'r. J. T. Gilbert offered W. foI,o WIN, ,..o
tutlcn, es q rnt~tltuts- - Wv
hetotrts That inasnuea an eact monaay q,
Ct. ocey hSs as poused lie coolrlse A., Torn -
he sd Article Of Rsligiyp. copts,,ss =. ~a ''4 ss
'""s "f Ihsciplin~. under circsmStaner, AZ ~.
."ilsi ,otemnny, we regard the aei on tae d..
aas .'.Eee law ysr who hsS abused .he solr.
hiS ~ An lLtESG ucton 10 our body ~ - -.
'pi s'ssion, 10y making al the occasion OF y vi
lurl impeachment CT cur Bralty 20 tns poy-
thhent G. cur country, a. sn unwarraa,ahIe
-sa sanion assault syson our ehsrset~r :. ,n
Snd up"n our homer and in1.ri,y q. rrin,s,rrs
cf The Gc.pei. as
1hi, .eseluuOn failed for wan, OF q second
~ had reference 10 lie rsmark. cf .x.c"y.
virgin, OF Indiana, On hondayl :
Ecr, =. Myers moved 20 lay the whole sus-
FI, o. On sne Gelei carrted-y.as 81, nays IL
roscd OF. 1~S' 0's-
Rev; n. Davis hoped that no .ush reu...s
pr. sewell explained HI. position. lie vas,
tnion man-not defender OF details and ro,,-
ci-s. ,.s f0''-
Mr.. Phelps hoped he mo<,ou vvo,,a
Val II looked rs IL the Conferences zsre s,rats
s'Lhe subj ct eon sforth TO the community
tsther Smith, al considerable lelsth, spoke
OF nc duties OF the Conference
IL. Sevau withdrew his "a o;lon ana af..,a,
"i'soiuuoh respectfully request Ing the Pre.l-
cent OF the United States % appoint a .,sT ..f
s nst,o. .. Al Iseting and prayer TO Almighty GOD
n l. may please him - bring our civil ssr n
ia eho' ana restore " u. sntsY, peace, al,d pres
perity 'A F''S-
Nr. Davis ind6rred ti,i, rr.olp,io,
me resolution lad on the table
hr. Gilbert stated that he yvould turn a..
oacK On No ono FOR loyalty 70 the church. or IN.
ccrntry he incersed the twenty-thir.i srt,.,e
OF lie oiscirIlne. He thought the 4, ,,,,aAln,.i,.
oI such resolution as vas Jus; offered tnn-oner
and anticipating that euch "a resolution W. 80
&c introduced, hs bad prepared the one a..
Mr. Phelps said he differed with rnsnvo, -.
or tbiIen on minor points. lie was a bel,eysr
IL IL ,as.ing aaG prayer, and strongly in favor OF
Rev. I. Myers held the doctrsna pr.sr he'd 81,
Friday last. This Conference had no;h,ag tl
co with the national Affairs The nronlr 80
oiSioec, tet miEgiy ready 10 go either way II
oio no' ochocVs Tie ministry ~ dakbie vim
politics.
Rev N ] u Morgan, in a highly patriotic
sdnress, spoke IN favor Of the resolutions,
TRlch ne Considered covered all grounds
Rev. II. Thomas Wa. salts tied that the MASSAGE
SI lhe resolution would BE- productive OF harru
fc proper plan for the Conference We. 20 cay
noihing either way. He urged the Conf.rrpcs
10 step and think before passing ;hls r.snlut.aa
he was conservative man, and was IN favor
Q; me Constitution, the Government and ths
tEion as framed ay our forefath.rs
Rev. W. ]. ID. OleIan orerpN q sutstitu,a
declaring f2t mas uch the .scipline de- fines
TIE relation OF both the preacher and the p-en,,.
20 'he GoFTrnmebi, any resolution upon The
cG, nays D. '
Rev. ID. Thomas offered substitute tba, the
pIefldlhg Bishop hereqUested TO appoint day
Cf fasting and prayer Tor the peace. prosps,ity
and harmony OF the church within the ,,ounds
OF the baltimore Conference
Rev. J. Bull hoped TO have avoided this lis
SnsFlon He used 10 be Meihodist Eplscopa-
iiaE IL !elieicn and United States mau in
rolitcs When he tasted and prayed he did not
ish 10 do 70 ~ the bidding of anv man except
the Bishop. lie o1d not thiak tnat the Confer
4 II To az NKrath .
had @ Re, 4 Methodist until they had superan-
he dIo he'll. --E..-. o.
Mr. Gilbert asked Mr.. Sewall if the y 5e;riue
In tie twenty third article and his resolution
W ere me same, and was answered in nc AZ
Mr.. Cl,mm Offered an amen dment-to add
.'i1 consistent with the viii OF Providence
lCs'-yeas 81, nays IS.
Mr.. Leach stated tina the mi. sionary collec-
tson this year would be near SO. 30, and 1t was
II solved 10 raise Sl2,OO0.
The committee ON me moirs reported the me-
OR c1 The late Rev. ". Hrst.
Mr.. Gilbert moved 20 set apart the first Fri
day in May At a day of fasting aRd prayer for
he church within the bounds OF the BALTIMORE
Charlie II. Nv tereer, Joel Brown, Amos G
Smith and Levin II. Is. Rhodes having passed
crtditable examination, were admitted on
lral. t.sE
Resolutions of thanks were passed TO the
IapllileS uf Georgeto Sn, the trustees of Dun
Earton stIeet church, the Harnden Express
taIies, TO the Reporters of the Ercriao Star and
olhr pap'rs Of Washington, and the editors
and papers OF Baltimore who had published
lhc proce, dinss.
TIE Bishop gaye out the 22ist hymn. which
WIS sung hy the Conference and the large as
semhlaEe present. after which a fervent prayer
wss offered by Rev. Father Griffith.
Bishop simpson arose and in feeling ad-
dress thanked the Conference for their Uniform
kindness and courtesy shown him. In times
like the prnsent it was 70 be expected that there
kQ of, ,,s.ixa hys
the spirit OF Christ seemed to have prevaile d
He was pleased with the spir Ii OF brotherly
love. THY should not suffer their confidence
in the perpetuity OF the country or church 90
be shaken. They know not the purposes OF
God in reference 10 themselves, tbesr families
or the country-there lie a cloud over NE, but
The church lis founded on a rock and there lie no
room TO doubt. He then addressed some goodly
advice 10 the younger members, urging Them
10 always lock 10 the Lord for guidance, and
expressed the hope that all our difhculuss
would he over by the next Conference.
Bishop Simpson announced the following
appointments: ....
Baltimcre City Station, Thomas Sewali, II.
G' heen. Henry &. Westwood, =. M Dicksen;,
Wesley Chapel, J. A. McCauley; Charles street.
J.. +. Morgan, w. F. Ward; Fsyette street. w;
II. Edwards; South Baltimore, 7. A. Morgan
Columbia street, s. V. Blake; Union Sqnare,
&. Reid; Franklin street, W. Hamilton; Ham
over street, IL. McNemar; Seamen's Bethel, w.
III. Laney; City Mission, r. r. Murphy; Sharp
street, &c, 10 be supplied; Baltimore Circuit,
&. Parkinson, Joel Brown; Summerneld Orr
cult, John Bear, one TO be supplied; Severn
Circuit, Nj. L. Hawlry, w. s. Edwards; Anna
polls City, T.. ID. Owens; South River Circuit,
w. II. Holiday; West River Circuit, W. Krsbs,
j. II. Swope; Calvert Circuit, j. N Starr, s. II.
Cummns.
Thomas Myers, agent OF Marylsnd State
Bible Society, member Of Baltimore City Sta
tion q Qnarterly Conference.
y. u. Lipscomb, agent OF Colonization So
city, member OF Union Square q uarterly Con-
ference.
J. NJ. Green, Chaplain in the United States
Army, member Of Charles street - uaTteriy
Conference.
Washinqio. Distriot-E. =. Phelps, II. F.
Foundry, w. Nj. ID. RYAN; WssIay Chapel, Il.
l. Brown; East w hington, T. III. W. Monro-;
McKendrce, y. Thrush; Union, Il. n. Brown;
Ryland, ]. II. NJ. Lemon; Gorsuch, TO be sup
Piled; Wangh, II. n. Sipes; Fletcher, I. ".
Davis; Providence, M. A. Turner. .Asbury and
Mt. Zion, j. w. Lambeth; Ebenezer, 10 be sup-
piled; Georgetown, W. II. Chapman; West
GeOrgetown, J. j.. Giloert Ellicott's Mills, w.
T. ID. Clemm; Patapsco, A :. Hank X N.