The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-02
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TRe Methodist District conference.

Hs I'd GFTaaiteviAe-a Rev: j. II: Pickett. s5iK io
Aihen-Rcy. John Norris e.F,g s.o
nis,i BlaclsuWe- NJ. l.. Banks. az,
ssgi' Upper Orange- Rev. John Inabinet in.,
Upper 81. atqahc,cs- John L. Sifoy
49,, 81. Natthc,cst-Rev. VIM. Hutto. $3.50
st'. Rtouidence-Rev. j. s. Connor '"1
f, \" Ea.se'7, Orange Rev. w. w. Jones'
st. Georyc's-Rev. j. e. Penny! t''"V
snini LeDingtonA William Carson 's
y.l' II, !. w. G.. Connor. r,a 10 4,
a Il Len1,gtoss uuission--Revy o. Scnns ''qV7q <
LAY DELEGATE i, .,r /.
Z aps ~ ssAHea-T J. Hayward. >. '~4,ei.rp ,i'
GranitcuiUc G. Hard
s'"nr BraaschJi1lc Circuit James Stokes, Ben
Poser, Jas. B. Berry, James Cox, D. r. Bar
ton, B. III. Barton. 'st'7ti ''r'1 RI H"'
c1pr. Providence Cyrcut-Dr. r. w. Bates, Sam
WI Hntto, L. E. Connor, Danl Dantzler, Hen
ry Thomas, G. w. Shinglcr. ''l' 'l''
.,,7Easte'7s Orange Circuit Rev. L. j. .Crum,
ID 3, Connor, A. A. Connor, J. s. Tuuchcss,
F. G.. earn, A. NJ. Smell. a,i4 ','
ecs Upper Orange cireuit- Ang. Hydrick,
aThos! Murph. . ~. ,l. . -I'' 4, ,' & 5.t s@Ia..
eI, St: 4Hatthe,os' CHcutt--M. j. Keller, H G.
Sheridan H. NJ. Moorcr.
~ Orangebny Circuit-J. J. Salley, Fred s..
Dibble, Rev. III. G. Wannamaker. ~
,,y.Sts Gcorycs Csrcuit-Dr.'W NJ! Shuler,
sWm- Cannaday, j. NJ. fWctscl, oWithcrs,
Rev; u: IS. Murray, Saml Knight, William
Timer. i. yii.i TIL
Upper St Aaahc,cs C;rc,,it-Rcv P. A.
Buyck, DR.. Wm. Wolfe John f. Riley. a
.i.Rev.tJ, Pickett moved the appointment by
the Chair of committee of three on creden-
tials" The following were appointed: -, ,,m.,
,,oReY,J. Il. Pickett, Roy. NJ. L! Banks, and
Brother Jas. Stokes, who reported Delegates
present as above +
Rev. w. G. Connor moved the appointment
of o committee of five on Circuit and Parson-
nge, Pow !B1ooulp}aariofs. ---..F ig 10Y .ky iF@' s
JAS. B. Berry, d. r. Barton D. H. Connor,
JFunchess ahl and SAINT knight, wero appoint
cd on that committee iilaaINhii
The Chair appointed the following as Com
mittee on Education aud ,Churcl, Literature:
Rev. W. G. C6nnor, Artelnas Connor Roy.
J6hh" Morris, Rov. J. L. .sihcy, Dr., Wm.I
Wolff. ,,., q. .1 .,...'., ',a'. .eu l.g, fa'
tAlso the following committee on Missions !,
Rey. 7. s. Connor, Rev VIM Hutto, Rev.
Pea. Buyck, Rev. VIM. Carson and Rev. G.
Sem. ,,,,ra,s, o,l,l<.T ,I,.,
Also the following committee on Sunday
Schools:
ReYs. j. =, Pickett, JeE1 Penny, John
8. Murray, and Brothers H. G. Sheridan and
James Cox. lra
Also the following committee on Ministerial
Support: i@ ',a i@li
Dr.. r. W.. Bates, NJ. j.. Keller, James
Stokes, P. j. Hcyward John L. Riley.
Also the following committee on Colorcd
Population: !}Nj1T i4s
Revs. Thos,l Raysor, NJ L. Banks, John
Inabinet, W. w. Jones, and Brother A. Snel
Also, the following committee on the State of
the Church.:
Revs. VIM. Hutto, A. Ncttlcs, and Brothers
j. NJ: Wotscl, JAS. Cox and B. G. Hard
Meeting adjourned.
3O'cLocK P. M-Meoting called to order
by the Presiding Elder and opened with prayer.
On motion Of Rev. w. G. Connor, It was re-
not already represented, be made ctoEthc Com
mittee on Circuit Fand Parsonage Boundaries
The following were appointed: ''
Rev. II. G. Wannamaker, and Brothers II.
G. Hard, P. j. Hayward, Thos Murph, John
+. Riley, NJ. j. Keller, G. w. Shinglcr
Both written and verbal reports were now
received from the several charges.
NIGHT SESSION. Meeting called to order
by the Presiding Elder, and opened with prayer
by Rev. Wm. Hutto, I
On motion of Rev. J.. r. Pickett, it was re-
solved to nominate candidates for the Delega-
tion to the Annual Conference to 70 holden at
Morganton, N. c., when twelve brethren were
nominated.
MORNING Session, Saturday, October s.
Opened with singing and prayer by Rev. j.
r. Pickett Roll called, (49 presently
The meeting proceeded to the election of
Delegates, four being the number allowed.
First ballot clcctcdB. c. Hard, NJ. j. Kc-
ler. si3