The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15
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! sourned s;ac die On Monday the 9th inst. -.
> w. T. Capers offered the Report Of the COMMIT
tee ON periodicals, which was adopted. The Re-
/. port recommends that the Church free hersefti
as far as possible, from the secularizing inHnen=
ees conseauent upon the manufacture anu mer-
I'chandize of books this work befr" done for the
| Church by individuals.
The committee on Memories reported that
Samuel Townsend and D. A. 0gburn- died during
the year in peace and hope,
The Church Extension Committee reco nmen-
iel that $50, 900 be objected during the present
year, Tor the vauions purposes contemplated
The report was adopted. 2: ~..-
| On notion of DR.. w. Smith, the Conference
expressed It's abiding concern for the spiritual
welfare of the colered people throughout the
Conference territory, leaving the ma ter OF sup
fplTihg them, With the Bishop and the Presiding
Elders The Quarterly conference are ordered to
license colored men to preach and cxhort, wh.n
such action does not conflict with TIE laws OF the
States in which licenses are granted.
On nation, it was ordered that q brief Pasto-
raj Letter be addressed tozthe colored people.
| The Resolutions previous offered by j. "
/ Miller, requesting the delegates to the General
Conference to use their influence to secure the
extension of the Pastoral term, the strengthen.
ing of theepiseopacy, and the incorporation Pf
.uOuI.-O1
church we're considered and adopted.
| On motion of E. j. MeyDardie5 the Delegates
to the General Conference are requested to con-
slider the expedieneS ofhaying prepared cate
chism for the instruction of those who are on
E=probation, and also form for the reception OF
probationers into fTl connection.
+ On motion Resolution adopted urging
the people throughout the Conference territory
! to cherish and sustain Class-neetings.
The following we're elected Delegates ITO the
General Conference: w Smith, D D, q NJ
Shipp, D D, w A Gamewell; q 4 Q Walker, 4
Brown, r j Boyd, James, Stacy. w 81 r Ftefntlinsg,
| and Charles Belts. ReSer0es: W Kelly, y
Pickett, W P Mouzon. *
Marion C. H, S. c., was selected for the place
! of The next Annual Session ofthe Conference '
The first Friday in April and the first Friday in
| September, were set apart as days Of Fasting,
! Humiliation and Prayer. ssss
| w P Mouzon was re-appointed to preach the
| Annual Sermon before the Conferences H.,
The list of appointments will be found on the
/ FIRST page. -
! FHR NEeRo.-We think that the negro
should be content with what the war has
/ done for him. without asking the right OF
suffrage or other political privileges, ind, S II
/ he makes such demands, we are opposed to
granting them. Ricsm0z1d IlFlsig,
I. We think that the rebels should be eoRtent
with whatahe Government has given them
With life, liberty, and the restoration of for.
feited rights of citizenship ;aad theirdeeeney,
I if nothing else, should prevent them from pre-
SHINING to dictate to what extent. the we'll
earned rights of loyal men should be recog-
nized. : BrookzSta az: p Union.
/ The people of the South have no desire to
interfere With the rights of the loyal black and
.rhitePeople of the North. who are perfectly
! at liberty to dispose Of the suffrage, question
as they think proper, and confer it upon whom
! they please But, as we Of the South, are
now presumed to be.equally as loyal rs the
| people of any other section, we shall deter
mine who is and who is not entitled TO e&er.
else the right of>franchise without consulting
the wishes of the extremists of the North.
Secretary Seward told Alexander Rives
| ESQ, that he.wished to make, peace between
the North and the South ! that. as to the test
| oath, if be had been in Congress, he should
! not have voted for it but; Seid he, the oath