The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-25


Lawrenceville Church .."...-....... l2I 600l 3si
Tysst cam CbIYcb - s @ @59S 4 4s0
soleourg Church .2! ..l 60
The Moderator then announced the following Com
On Promoting the Extension OF the Cause of Christ
within the Borders OF the neutrality-suspicious.. ].
on Admission OF Churches -Messrs w. a. woods,
on the state OF the Churches -Messrs. James
Wstere n 3. Baldwin, and George Frear.
son, K. NeWbeTry and 9. Davis. M d 'onn'
On Circular Letter-Messrs. A. t. Lung, T. Good
ON ObItueries- Msssrs. @. D. Boardman, P, H.
TO Select Place, Preachers, etc., for Next Meeting
MessTs. w ii. Coward, J. l. Sagebeer, and ]. E.
on Minutes of Corresponding BodIes-E. L. Bailey,
Rev; J. Waters offered the following preamble and
EesoiuEon' which were adopted, alter some discus
WhereGs, There is, to some considerable extent, a
feeling of dlsafection with the organization of our
associations 10 Eastern Pennsylvania; therefore
committee of i've. who shall report during the present
The Moderator appointed the following gentlemen
as me speciad committee MateIs' =. d.
The Association then adjourned until evening, when
o. D., OF the Madison Avenue Baptist church, New
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.
The association assembled at o'clock this morn;
business devotional exercises held in the church
Rev. Z. L: Bailey offered impressive prayer.
adopted.
ResotDed, That collection be taken up during the
session to make up the deficiency in the cost of pub
TIE Committed on Minutes from Corresponding
haye examined the matters entrusted to them but
The minues FOR 1866 had been receved from the asso
Citations in Abington Bradford Beaver Bridgewater.
heia, Northumberland, Philadelphia. Ten Mile.
tst Convention, and the New Jersey Central, New
M. Malcolm offered
Rssolvcd That is desirable that the circular
letter should not exceed four printed pages -.
the Srehren re- desire to READ letter rom 6S west
coast Of Africa sd upon n WaGh shs 6u tSeg Sa9s
not found the man to go. In the providence OF God
several years The spot Permission was granted
and the gentleman tnen Tesa as Snrs c Mall
com@Dear Brot6er:- Your very Kind favor, dated
sby grateful TO the American Baptist Mls9IS'naTy
on sSe fS6 sGbeS Ace ofFo Of ouT
cheered at the prospect that we shall bef3Ee Gng De
Il viii not be possible for 70 leave this for
before sS s Sn haS Ss DO
before leaving Meanwhile think that II would @ be
which are everywhere accessible 70 u.s. There e Is
great deal of preparatory and immediate Work 70 Do
We want schools schools schools It would 9 be
we'll if you could authority to establish two
or three schools in different localities among
gnia, to confront the ,Mohammed influence at
Nansua and the old field at the head %
whose term OF apprentice is out, are settled The
needy, might be able to hold on little longer with
out but T %RaS esUe IS eGs ali a
We want once TO lay hold of our heather brethren
% fSe@ teach them 81 the arts Of Glyy@ilon she
mortal Oh my heart yeArns after this interior
"OIA' "The heathen perish day by day.
Thousands on thousands pass away"
A few days ago heart-rending circumstance oe-
Cured Fifty human beings were hHFTlso ps LnSG 6
Certain restless chiefs Of Bophora-almost within
Christisns and most solemn and impressive call 70
us 70 enter at sS S9Se qPS1 ihe ep hep u.s.
think hear the Churches say Let thousonus iAli
before Africa be given up"
"H 'O"'' - ''-' e' J. F. RICHARDSON.
Besoed Bex That we have heard with deep interest the
letter from Rev, ]. T. Richardson Of sonroviS; 10 !,
carry the Gospel to the heathen IN tne ln'eii VI
The Com mittee appointed to resrrange the bo9n
dares of The different assScHt0ns TepoTsss @
WRereas, The three Baptist Associations in q anS
fIdH iied Without any definite limits; therefore,
% EssOmSa lin dhst ,Se EI PhaSepRia and Central Unior
Associations, in reference TO DeI1er 'err''Oi'A
The Board of Trustees of the Association reported
Eae terms ofsePySe S v Eeyi limitation Il ia aSd that va
cancy existed caused by the decease OF d. + ID Sn
WI CoArad. o. P. Eacuhs, and T. GoodTin were
eeTs G TO 70 1ne wss then submitted
The balance on hand on the goth OF September lS6o
was $222 cash collected after the Introductory ss
vices Sl4Sb cash from churches for printing
tlOs1s Total, Sli589 The expenditures WeIe--t ~
pruning minutes SOs; postage, $3.50 Dalahce' so1 10
IoIhl' Sl4o39. The report was approved. . o,.z.o.
Ihe committee TO conduct the election TOT dIustee
IepoIteu that Brethren William Wilder ana 1houuaa : :
ettson had been reelected for six years. ana Brothe
Hu!hsM ny BROOKS TO fill the unexpred term OF brothe
The Committee on Circu' ar Letter reported that the
~ pe Ieh9 before the Association at the appointe
Tine anu printed with the minutes.
WIS then read
Your Committee appointed TO report on the dead
state they nnd the Churches bear testimony 70 man
Who'llVed lot Christ and died in the LOrd,b Thes
Churches give evidence in such glowing terms 10 th
Christian character Qualities and usefulness of ths
dead that II would seem inVidous for your Com mi
the young-the sister, whose praise was IN ever
mouth, Christian, useiul and full OF the HoIy Ghos
the brother suddenly bsckOned home, the now gior
fled herald OF the Cross, gone to meet Jesus M
deacon who, proven, found blameleas "vhile eIe I'M
aoes run." resA In his Eavlour's jOy-all prove III,
Good Christians living Christi of acIiVity-an
9hof II sis appointed TO all men once de-"
Al An Association, we feel the absence OF two wi
Vvere accustomed 70 meet with us. The Rev. VILLA
II Haii a brother extensively known. greatly honore
emineptly useful a minister OF Ohrist-as preach
instructive and persuasive his sermons chasten
atvle on oratOTy from the heaTt-Wlth dicllon III
eIvstals for purity and perspiculty, he preach
SRrst and Hin crucihed-as Christian man, kind
SfectIonate 70 ALA kind husband q loving Ath