The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
LOCAL DEPART Nj EN- T.

Eleventh streets. .-#
Devotional services occupied half an hour,
when l ra
Rev. Mr.. Guttwald, Of Lancaster, and Raw Mr..
Eschbaeh, president Of the Maryland clasls Of
the German Reformed church, were Invited to
sit as advisory members. col
Rev DR.. Eschbach said that be was instructed
BY his cissis to lay before this body certain
papers, and called attention TO matters Of church
discipline In reference 10 the churches at Emmitts
burg, as to the manner OF one church receiving
members from another. DR.. Eschbach also spoke
Of the kindly feeling Of the German Reformed
Church for the Lutheran, whose interests 10
many respects were common
Rev Mr.. Msgss moved that tho papers be
referred to q committee with instructions to
report at this.ssssion; which was agreed to, and
Rev. Messrs. Brandsu, Titus, and storko were
appointed.
rev. Mr. stilliug presented his certificate as
. delegate from tho East Pennsylyania synod,
and briefly addressed the synod. In answer
to a suggestion, he also spoke Of tho prospects
Of the Lutheran Publication Society as being
improved.
Rev Mr.. Bradley gave notice that he would
Al tho next session offer an amendment to sec.
ton Of chapter l Of the constitutions to In.
sert after the words members Of the synod,
the words "in full exercise Of the pastoral office,
and all lay delegates there present, aud after
the words constitute quorum" add 'fOr the
purpose Of organisation"
DR.. Kemp called attention TO the want Of
largo number Of copies Of the minutes, and after
some discussion Il was directed that 500 copies
In Eaglish and !, 800 In German DO published for
distribution In the families connected with the
churches OF the synod ..
Mr. Maseo moved the appointment OF CON.
mittes to prepare aparochial letter to be sent to
the membership with the minutssi which was ear.
risd, and tho president, DR.. Morris, and DR..
Deibl were appointed.
Dr. Diehi moved vote Oh tnanks 70 rev. VI
Butler, family, bis congregation, and the fami'
lies Of the city who have entertained me mem
bers OF the BODY which was unanimously
Tho synod proceeded 10 elect directors OF the
Theological seninarie' st Gettysburg 70 NIL
vacancies.
Mr.. Morris rendered his resignation as one Of
the board TO serve until 1876 which was not 10.
cepted:
On the htst ballot, Rev. Drs, Butler and Dieh'
and Mr.. A. 3. Pratt were elected.
The question was raised that the election was
unconstitutional In violation Of an amendment
. that the Germans should DO represented In this
board, as also IN tho General Synod and after
some discussion, Dr.. Butler moved to declare
the alse,,on null aud void which was agreed to.
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, Afrhhsoos 81 SESSION i
A. W ieIsseuiohnB " lz.9u tue consideration OF
tne resolutions on tho SUBJECT Oh temperance was
re,ameu,
new mr. hennighausen SAID that should the
rsolut'ons DO ADOPTED DO should oonsidsr IL MS
solemn duty TO enforce the disciplnei but as the
rosoiu'iohs haa oeeh introduced at the last OF
the session, wnen inc SYNOD Is not iuii' ne was
not prepared tovote Tor them ne thought that
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DO when mere was iuil attendance.
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