New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-05
THE BOARD OF MISSIONS OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SECOND DAY


meeting Of the Protestant Episcopal Board Of
Missions held yesterday afternoon tho Church q the As
eenson After divine service had been held Bishop Paine Of
African Mission service and the Rev. DR. Cotton Smith
Officiating the Board called to order Bishop Paine Oceu.
pied the chair
mission which was read by Dr. living Secretary Of the Board
The report after referring to the organization Of the Com
Atons Of its agents among the freedmen stated that
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church Newbrn designated having by Bsbop
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the Rev Willing sent hiths toward the close the
ration schools be svobe
ss@@saes@s1i q school The Baptist 6cOred Church ID which
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developed andsr the fo'tRe oibe Church into high school
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lee. @ssns q The Executive Committee. applications in
Reetors Parishes Carolina Carolina Alabama snd
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with ss. regret st to po:.P0a action Al the:e
saa e TIE Church q se 10 estst upon and occupy The hels
son should receive the very the next Il months
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The report unanimously accepted after which the Board
adjourned III
IvRNTSG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADDREssEs
The Board assembled again in the evening o'clock 10
listen 20 addresses from several OF the distinguished bishops
present IN the city Bishop MeIyaine OF Ohio presided
The nesting opened with appropriate services after
which The Right Rev John Payne D. D. Missionary Bishop
OF Africa was introduced. ." - y .
Bishop Payne begau bis address by referring TO the evidences
which had been Witnessed during the session Of The lie
Diocesan Convention Of The interest felt missionary serv.
Ace Of Tao ChuFeh The present time Of Qea tumph
OF the missionary spirit abroad and the missionary principle az
home He then reviewed tho bioy Of the service ten the