The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

MaxPnm. Tsnn-, Nay 10 lse5
Tie Southern Baptist Convention re-amswbIed thbu
morning 81 ton O'CLOCK. Amer singing and prayer "
Rev. Mr. Carter OF Kentucky, the minutes we're rsa1,
corrected and approved. Letters from he Consssss
place church and frs. Baptist church o. New 0sssass
the appointment Of committees 70 ssttis ~
time aud place Of the next conventso., which
responding Secretary OF Tho Sunday sshosi bsaa,
submitted tho annual report Of thai body. aad
he year ss prospects Of he Board we're nss Ssns
Tho treasury empty and ~ 900 were owing ~ eee
tanens u enters into minute details Of the opssasns
aud In conclusion urges the importance Of foeerng The
eolored sunday schools and their nors thorough oHss
cation. 81 safise
freedmen was announced "A. W. Chambl;ss, 4 NM
sissippi N. ~ Crawford of Kentucky; A. u po6
Josphas shacscsrcrd OF Alabama; l. b. ssssss, e M
sour; q. ". Young, Of DcnncSsss tnst
On motion q Rsv Dr. Poindexter Of Virginia, -
claims Of the Southern Baptist Theological seatossy -
Gated =, GrcesvIlle, 8. e., were presented Rsv. ~
Boyos, Of ssnsh carolina made verbal epsss = a.
SscSaissy ssss. wscS loudly cal. ios sssles. -
assorted that unlees something dons - Oues 49,
He vas followed BY Rev Dr.. Pcindsxssr, q vsGnss.
who the CLAIMS ~ education fer The molneJ
In most forcisle and eloquea. manssr. he rsvealed
sad picture Of the necessities Of eouca0nal utereD 81
forward IN the sreas work. fostering edussissa s.i
1t homo and abroad be no longer uncultivatsd.
Row ). Y. N. sarry, President OF Howard Collage
a.Isr rsmari Ills people rex H that he coassy ~
impoverished. Beyond them wss ruin bsfeFs tbsm
painful apprehension Socially they we're rsve.ssses-
for the country II 10 In The religion Of Jesus Christ The
war has developed an alarming extent d inndsig -
This country no believed % Be the geA. basie g.ssnA
fos the overthrow Of hereses He disci.me9 resstoee
intolerance, but thought the Roman Casnchc Cs.sse
WAS sock ing 10 subsdEo the country and beloved thaa
the only real and crpura Antagonist OF tnas 500 vae
tho Baptist Church. He did not wish 10 b harsh, bss
asserted what he deemed true. He sxhested Bopttsts
not 10 shrink from the difficulties bcsstng them, boz
prss onward the great work 10 be performed pusenG
iher tr,st in od for lis accomplishment Hs rsSardsd
he u,rc history Of tho Roman Church = one 4 aiol-
erance wherever had power, and chaepged misery 70
just charge OF that character against me BeDene
He believed that " Bapsts true TO the0oosvoos
the ir history and their obligations they I'll tne
agencies God had placed in their hands for svangssing
the world
The only hope OF the world was . pure Chrn-
tanity referring to the question before the Csavsa-
ton, he regarded % unnecessary 70 urge NE csus %
education abstract question Regarding The 0up-
Dor, OF religious educational institutions 0ae q The
most potent means o. accomplishing tho work Of
spreading Christianity he cordially united win NE
previous speakers urging shs maintenance q me
The Rsv T. skinner, OF North Carolina bore tss,,.
Of means AZ would ask this quss,onsssi hail. NE ,s:s,
so., &c Of INC ministry. IL va coor S1s wss Sss
20 give portion Of he income 10 the Seminary.
Rev Dr sA.sos, PrssIeent o. the Csume,sn college
OF the Disrics Of Columbia followed Or. Skinner He
felt that Southern Bspsiss should cososnsrase tlsiy
snerGiss upon their schooia He was willing to evs
offered h SoasSs ,Sss SssSr. ~" The cosvsn,os ssss
the sum might b placed In Dr.. Boycs's banda
Rev Dr. J. r 0RAvna, Of Memphis, and ssvsrs w.
poke 70 ave- q Ne seminary and urged ns
Upon the sonelusou Of ,hsss addresses vo'ss!ssy
sb,ss sc Sp..
afternoon.