New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
NEW-JERsEYBAPTYsr EDUCATION SOCIETY

HIGHTsTowN, N j., Oct. 27.-The 32d annual
meeting Of the New-Jersey Baptist Education Society
met in the Baptist Church this morning ut soclock tha
Rev. H. ]. Milford the Chair and the Rev. II. G. Fiss
Newark acting Secretary The body OF the church
was nearly filed aud among the assembly there were
number Of ladies. The Rev. DIR. DOwng, formerly Oh
CITY, conducted the devotional exercises for
half an hour and the Rev. James Waters jr made ths
opening address The following Committees were ap-
pointed: Enrollment-The Rev. Wifer ]. Buchanan and
the Rev. Mr. Sexton. N0minations-J. M. Car /.
penter the Rev. r. MeNel. 80 a9d O. W. Las her
Vim. D. seigried, II. A. Cords, W. T.. WatkinsoD, Van
WnckIe Annual Meetiug-Messrs. Waters, britlab.
Wilson, r. John T. CraS; ma DU sS aoS ssd
To beuencaries $3.50 per anhu Instead OF tue pesehs
two hours and before the matter decided, several
OF the members spoke their minds very plainly TWAS
Rscet That while the rule Of ppr'nao1 renaa s tbs
g b. Dc 4, Se 70 t tS. sss 1s
IL also resolved that the appropriation OF the Board
for the ministerial students preparing Tor College Do
limited to who are students ss1dying AZ our state
they raise for eduea,"nA purposes shat may appear a
AFrRhSOoS SESSION
When the opening exercises concluded the Secrc-
g D 81 neS asssd incIn Two Ksrens Of
10 studying Hamilton. az Roe hester, II az
Lewsburgh. Two have closed their preparatory course.
aud actively engaged In preaching the Gospel
The completion Of the HlgLtsIOWn Institute aud the
school at Bridgeton make new era ~ The history OF tho
denomination. Until now have had to send our youth
away. Pedobaptist schools. Neither Rochester.
Hamilton LewIsburgh eau furnish better facilities
for preparatory course tnan liightsiOwn
The Joint OF the East aud West Jersey Aeeo-
caons reported series Of resolutions IN furtherance or
National education and supply
DIR. Anderson OF Rochester spoke ON the relation or
general education 10 Increase of the ministry; DIR.
Cutting, the Importance of looking and encouraging
young who have gifts for tEc ministry Dr. Weston,
making PROVISIONS In theological schools Tor men called
Ia the ministry late IN life Dr. Fish, tie Importance or
establishing training schools for such preachers IN large
cltrs Tie last tOpic favored the Vyng OF the old time
practice ofcompete pastors taxing under their personal
tuition some OF these men, ana NUNS item for the MID
stry, discussed by several of the clergy Dr. Ander
son said You viii never have thorough system OK
education until both cared Tor lI IS just az
Important To educate young women as u Is young men;
telligent women Most all OF the efficient work
done in the moral sphere of the family IL done
by woman. Hear. hear The proposition is almost
selfevldent IL you would make your church sue
appointed teacher The Whole body OF young believers
be brought out and educated. All real elevation
in'e society IN the end depends culture.
Early associations influence the WhOlo OF mans life
they wish 10 get an education gt theological
school II they wish 10 got secular education they
should be provided for. scholarships should se placed
the OF the proper persons, % be gwen 70
pOrtant To society Us the Christian preacher.
The Rev Mr.. Waters proposed 10 estdbilsh a training
school at Newark similar 10 SplrgeOds In London 10
nj those not able To College Tor Gospel WORK Dr.
Barnard proposed give lectures 10 his congregation
aud teach taught al tho Theological Seminary
THIS gave pleasure To tho members and much dis
followed tine close OF which VA voted that
the Society should indOrse the movement.
Tue Treasurer reported receipts, SASS expenditures.
s. OsU balance eiO7. The officers fnr last
elected Messrs Young. Mcneil, Baldwin. WwOrth and
gers place of Mcssrs Armstrong Parks, Detz Chase.
Stout.