The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-11


rest OF profit. EpeTy member of the. Church
should be brought to feel an interest, and
possible, tdEe part In the school, as 1t is one Of
the great, blessings Of this Institution that
it furnishes O. field of susefu fulness il, which
every one may perform q part, either as
teacher or scholar, from the infant TO the
most mature and profound in knoW LEDGE
ThemD DOCTOR, after stating that every
church was Sunday school, and showing
that, it was so,s took up the, next point
s What the Church may expect from the
Sunday School -! and mentioned that the
| first benefit was an Increase Of a Knowledge
Of Gods Word !, second, that the Sunday
school also tends TO develop the active
Ipiety of the churches. The latter opens
an inviting field ID which many Christians
may find a place to work, and thus keep
warm the love Of religion. The fourth
benefit was that it tended to induce and
caused q proper observance Of the Lords
Day.sFnth, Thatiseonstantly tlyrenewed and
increased the membership of the church.
The speaker dwelt at some length on these
points, and then concluded by saying:
"Press on this glorious work, and it is
destined, at'least, to accomplish amost i'm
portant part in fastening the day when
the earth; shall be full of the knowledge
of the Lord as the waters cover the Seas .
After the address,. the following COM
mittees were appointed :.g,E HaT.ast ~
on Permanent Organization H. Ryland,
9. b; Watkins, I Richmond G: ". Golden,
On Businsss.I Charles H Winston, Rich.
mond; W. R. Vaughan, Mathews; J. M.
Evans, Middlesex; T. s. Dunaway, Frede-
ricksburg 6. @. Chaplin, Danyille. ,s$$,s
| The Convention then adjourned until
haIf.past 8 O'clock this morning. t -
We never Witnessed so much interest as
was manifested last night, and predict that
the labors of this body will be productive
of. an ,incalcuIable amount Of good =
| The following is list Of the names
Of the delegates, some $50, who have re-
|ported. Many more were expected last
might: ,ss.rcty rs.F.3
| ..,.rss ) LIST OF DELEGATES.
/ J. NJ. Stratton, Genito, Cedar Grove; L..
M Smith, Partlows; Henry II. Lewis, Jefer-
son; George w: Marshall, Caroline; John
Washington, Guiney's; Thos. Winfree, Mid
W. Hancock, Midlothian; M. -McLaurine,
Ballsville L.. Scruggs, Richard White, O.: L..
Rowen, Pittsylvania; G.. B. Hancock, Midlo-
THAN = J. q. Powell, J.L. Powell, Falkland !;
3. s. Jones, Jonesboro,; A, Rudd, 9; =: WI VII.
John r., Mum, Berryville;a George o..
Thrasher, Buchanan; w. G. Briggs, Orange;
WI. Palmore, Gainesville; R. II: Bosher,
A. p. Fox, @. a. Winston, Edmund Harrison,
Josiah Ryiand, W. S. cambridge, E. Gath.
right, J. B. Watkins, P. W. Grubbs, w. B.
Davidson, Richmond city; R. w. Cridlin,
ChesterfeId; Edward Gwathmey, Lewis
Gwathmey, Ryland r. Gwathmey, a. NJ.
Morris, J. B. T. Patterson, Hanover county !;
Charles M. Walsh, B. II. Hayes, Robert Ro-
per, H. II. Harriss, NJ w. Nelms, Robert J ;.
Steele, E. B. White, Second Baptist church,
Petersburg; A. p. Abel, Thomas J. Vaughn,
Chrilleo church, Charlottesville; Rev. W. r..
lyn !; w. A. Hill, ]. Booton Hill, Liberty and
Mount Zion churches, Rapid Ann station; Ja-
cob F. Barnes, Glenn Allen; Ryland Owens,
Windsor;W W. R. Kay, Ed. Kay, Central
Point; J. W. Golding, Port Royal; E. S.
Motley, Guiney's station; Rev: F: L. Krigel,
Thornsburg; B.. b.. Batteule, Montross; Ro.
T. Clarke, Central Point; Rev. Ed. ]. Willis,
E. ETolson, Alexandria; Rev. Il. w. Allen,
Hanover; Rev. W. R. D. Moncure, W. +.
MoncuEs Falmoutn o,n. j. W. brSaaus; RoSapt Am
Williamson, Richmond county; Thomas II.
Haywood, Caroline; a. S. Hudgins, Ma
thews Courthouse; M. d. Anderson, ReV.
Thomas L. Dunnaway, Frederioksburg viii
liam h. HemDeTLOn,y =. N. SOBully JIM
6. White, w IA. Voolfolk, Caroline county;
G.. H. Wharton, Miners Grove; William p.
Vanness, Warsaw Il M. M. Marmadnke, Mon
tross; Fred. Claybrook, Hayne; Z. 2. Wa-
ring, Essex III. w. Rsinhart, Dan Vile; a..
Fleet, st. Stephens S. R.. Ryland, Bruing-
ton; r. b. Bagby,- StevensvilIe r. g: Hull,
Charlo ttesville; la. ! Moon, Scottsviile;
John A. Fleet, st. Stephens j! O. Richard
son, Natural Bridge; w. Sale, Ashland; Nv.
A. Swank, J. L. Williams, j. Hardy Hen
dren, Norfolk city; John II. Griffin, Frank
lin; John Simons, Windsor; Joseph n: Pre-
son, Berlin; R.. T. Chewing, DR.. L. R. Dick
inson, Louisa; GO. Chaplin, Danyille; Ro-
bert N. Pollard, Millard f. Garter, A. Bagby,
Roderick Dew, Steyensville; a.. J. Doda-
mead, Q. II: Bailey, J. J. Gomez. Glover; h
K. Ellyson, w. E. Tanner, Rev. J. A. Cham
bliss ]. B. Winston, George B. Steel, j. b !
Wood, William a. I Armistead, Thomas. j.;
Starke, P. E. Gibbs, ,. T.. Tanner, Rich
mond; WV. Hancock, Manchester Francis
Martin, Farmyille; O. T. Sutherlin, L. NJ
Walker, Brooklyn; J. Thomas, j: NJ
]. M. Anderson, Verdon; q. G. Scott, Pow
haitian; p w. Farrell, Danville j. F. Gar
nett, R.SH. .Goode, Newtown; /; O. II. Ryland,
W. FL. Gwathmey, Richmond city; j. b.
Wilkinson, Skinquarter Ed. Gresham, King
and Q Queen; Harry Hatcher, Charles Tabb, :.
U. Hidep, Portsmouth ;; j. B., Goode,
Genito !; w. n. Holloway, Snrry Courth onse; ;
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