Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-10
A~FTEENnoN sEssIoN.

AfIEAaN.slN Session.
The convention re-assembled at the
appointed hour, and after singing,
and a prayer by Rev. A. w. Cham
bliss, of Aberdeen, Miss, the permanent
organization was completed, and the
regular order OF business proceeded with.
The President caused to be read a let
ter from LabanOn, Tennessee, speaking
Of the condition Of the Churches Of that
association, and regrettingt their inability
to be represented in the convention. II
was announced from the Chair that Rev.
r. B. &. Howell, OF Nashville, had writ
ten 8 letter regretting that i'll health
would prevent him from attending and
participating In the deliberations of the
convention.
Upon motion Of Bro. TeasdaIe, of Miss.
it was resolved that the convention meet
each day at g a m, adjourn at l24 pm,
re-sssemble at 3 pm, and adjourn at
6 pm.
Upon motion Of Bro. A. Pope Abel, of
Virginia, the following brethren were
appointed a committee on credentials,
One from each state ]. w. NJ. Williams,
Md; H. W. Dodge, Va. T. +. Skinner,
n. Q. R. Furman, S. c.; d. G.. Daniel,
Ga. A. VanHorn, Ala D.. f. Buras,
Miss. F. Ceurtenay, La; W. Carey
Crane, Texas r @. KimbrouRh, Tenn;
W. w. Gardner, Ky. W. N. Lea, Ark;
G. w. Hide, Mo.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
SubjOined is a full lis of the delegates
present, as announced by the committee
on credentials, from thirteen states and
the District Of Columbia
MdryEdad.-R. Fuller, J. v. N. Will
liams, A. F. Crane, Joshua lowering,
j. F. Weishampel, jr.
District Of COLUHbiG-G. W. Samson.
VirginiG.-W. F. Broaddus. J. B. Tay-
l0r, sr., JnL Burrows, H. w. Dodge,
A. E. D%inson, Chas. H. Ryland, A.
NJ. PofRdexter, G. F. Adams, R. H.
Bagby, A. P. Abel, J. E Chambliss, r.
S. Hunt, J. B. Wood, w. H. Barksdale,
DR.. B. Al. Francisco.
North CGroliHG.-J. Z. Spinner, John
Mitchell, J. d. Hupham, J. +. B. Mays.
South Car0hnG.-R. Furman, J.. P.
Boyce, ]. A. Broaddus, W. Williams, G..
G. Biting, W. B. Thomas, 7. 2. Smith,
j. A. Chambliss, w. j. Linn, J. Tim
mons, j. o. b. Dargan, F. W. Eason.
GeOrgja.-W. T. BrantIey, D. Shaver,
J. J. TOon, P. II. Nell, Geo. G. Conner,
d. q. Daniel, I. s. Cannett, A. G. Ed
wards, R. H. Jackson, G. r. Moore, J.
F. Aubrey, J. H. Fitzpatrick, j. Z. Amos,
T. B. Cooper, J. B. Butler, T. A. Reed.
4ld6dmG.-S. Henderson, NJ. 7. Sum
ner, A. T. Spalding, G.. +. Williams, J.
L. NJ. Curry, f. B. Hardy, c. NJ. COch-
ran, ]. J. ID. Renfroe, f. T. Smith, A.
Nanhorn, f. Windes, w. T. Ussery, r.
Kimbrough, J. T. Haynes, a. Nj. Jor-
Strobe, H. T. flanagan, J. E. Moore, A.
H. BoOthe, l. r. Burruss, 7. H. Smith,
A. G. Caperton, E. G. Eyer, W. NJ. Lea,
J. B. McClelland, A. n. Wyatt, P. King,
L. G. Tut, r. Holman, J. A. Hackett,
F. W. Henderson, j. ShackelfOrd, g. a.
Corelson, L. D. Inman, L. d. Massin-
gale, A. G.. ParrOtt.
Mssissippi.-D. P. Bestor, w. S.
Webb, r. Hewlett, D. f. Burns, H. L.
c. S. McLord, T. c. Teasdale, T.
g. Sellars, J. w. Bozeman, J. ]. VAIN,
A. w. Chambliss, w. +. C~hambIiss,
Jas. Dennis, w. o. Msbry, c. B. Young,
J. W. Lipsey, f. D. Miller, w. Dupuy,
A. 3. Smith, r. S. Sanders, j. D. Ne
Cracker.
LouisidRa.-F. Courtney, Geo. Tucker,
F. Wells, G. Hartsfeld, w. H. Bay
less. j. q. Low.
TerGs.-w. Carey Crane, J. H. Strib-
ing, H. Garrett, S. w. D. Creath, H.
Clark, JAB. Link, S. $. Cross, n. P.
D. B. Morrill,, J. s. BIedsoe.
ArkaaSas.-W. H. Barksdale, w. NJ.
Lea.
Mssouri.-A. P. Williams, j. F.
w. G.. Busby, G. w. Hide, w. |
Painter, B. G. Tut, ]. T. Williams,
VI. NJ. MOdisett, g. W. Rogers, G.. G. A.,
Brown, L. B. SestOn. i
Tennessee.-R. w. Nash, r. G. Kim
trough, w. T. Ussery, J. S. Haynes, A. I
". Keen, A. D. Sesrs, c. G. Connor, J.
Borum, G: w. Young, J. B. Canada,
J.. c. Jones, w. Caldwell, T. G. Free
nan, J. B. Duncan, J. J. Turner, W. H. ,
Davis, A. B. Cabsniss, r. S. Thomas, J. :
\. Norton, w. B. Bond, w. S. Perry, ,
1. G. Dent, G. W. Johnson, A. J. Hall, I
\. B. Miller, J. r. Graves, A. Hatchett, :
ReTtUcky.-T. g. Keen, w. W. Gard +
R. W. Morehead, J. f. Mars, ]. H. :
'uQus, n. Long, r. NJ. Dudley, Geo. :
Hunt, Thos. c. Rambaut, w. II. Felix, :
I. H. Spencer, j. NJ. Bent, Wm. Haw, :
/. Mcdonald, Jas. E. Carter, d. II. !
]. w. Rust, N. NJ. Crawford, G.. '
:. Bsgby. !
Upon motion Of Bro. A. p. Williams, :
he pastors and deaeons Of the Memphis I
churches were appointed a COM
nittee on religious exercises.
Upon motion Of Bro. T. c. Rambaut,
f Louisville, KY, a committee of seven
vas appointed to inquire into the expe-
iency of organizing a Bible and colpor-
age board, to act under the auspices of 5
be convention, and denote the place of
Is location.
The chair selected the following
rethren as the committee T. c. Ram
ant, KY. S. Henderson, Tenn; w. F.
Srcaddus, Va. w. H. Bayliss, La. M.
1. Modisett, Mo. A. d. Sears, Tenn.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
A lengthy and interesting report of the
perations Of the board OF foreign mis-
IONS during the past year was read by
he Secretary, Rev. j. B. Taylor, Sr., Of ,
"a. It entered into minute details,
what had been accomplished in
ehalf of this important field of labors
nd setting forth its necessities. 1t
losed with an earnest appeal TO the !
.outhern Baptist church to sustain the Il
reign missions. Referred to the COM ii
on African missions, China mis- 4
ions, and on proposition of the board 10 Il
ublish a foreign mission journal.
The following brethren were appointed !
n the above committees: L
African Mssi0n.-G. w. Samson, ID. II
!; I. B. Cooper, Ga; W. H. Barksdale, L
.rk.; J.J. d. Renfroe, Ala; d. B. Mer- 4
II, Tex; G. G. Conner, Tenn; A. P. il
Villains, Nc. i
Publication Of Paper-W. C. Crane, !,
exss; J. d, Hupham, n. c.; s. Hem il
erson, Ala; A, w. Chambliss, Miss; i
Tucker, La; J. ]. Toon, Ga r. NJ. Il
Oisa Mission. r.. Fuller, Md. J.. il
). B. Mays, n. c.; W. Williams, s. c.; .
. G. Keen, KY r. Jones Va; J. o. B. \