Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
EIkton.

Fourth day. proceeding. Religious services
were conducted by Rev. II. Davis by reading
from the General Epistle of James, singing hymn
on page "A and prayer by the officiating minister
After roll call and reading the minutes the l1th
question OF the Discipline was reported, and the
delegates called upon to report the amount oil
collections. The reports showed that S26 ~ had
been collected to defray the expenses oil the Con-
ference and s25 as to support the missionary
cause. Rev. Mr. Scott, of Baltimore, presented
a letter tu the Conference containing IS 90 which
was received and vote Of thanks returned The
afternoon session was opened by Kew. MIR. Scout
Of Baltimore, by reading the 3D. chapter Of Mat
thew and singing hymn on 18th page. After the
conclusion Of religious services the remaining
auestuns Of the Discipline were disposed oil, ana
| the Conference proceeded to The examination ol
candidates fur membership in the Conference
and tincrncv. Rev. d. Proctor, OF Baltimore
mud Rev. j. Cornish, of Norfolk. Va, were re-
| ported MS candidates. Rev. Mr.. Proctor was inen
| exnmiurd, and giving satisfaction was admltted
TO membership in the Conference.
The President made the following appoiht'
meuts for the evening: Rev. D. Proctor 70 con
duct the religious services In Providence Church
| Elkton. and Rev. l.. Bond to preach ~ 81
Philips Chapel, North East. $50 &.
| Adjourned to meet ut the usual hour'
coyFEnEScE OF A. u. FIRST coLoKNp ~ r.
| CHURCH.
Fifth DAYS proceedings. Conference was
called to order at o'clock a. M, Rev. >. u. Low
cit conducted the religious services BY reading
the 18th Psn.,n singing hymn on the hrst Fng
and PRAYER. After reading the minutes the orue
of u.inrss was taken up and proceeaed WIZ.
| which was Tor admission members 10 the Coniei
| cnce and IIiucrancy. Brother Isaac Cornick ui
drrwent rigid examination. alter when iiu
ton for his admission was pat to the house hn
ncpnIiycd and the candidate was referred nhck
His Olnitrrlv Conference for one year, WIN rt
COMMUNICATION to study the biole, nytnh DUE "
dcipIine, rules and doctrines OF the United All
can First NJ. T. Church. Brother WIN. heeo
the third candidate for admission WAS theu caile
nm for examination, and after considerable dscu
{ sion The sense of the Conference was taken 70 y
D certain whether he had sustained the cxaninntio
and decided 10 the negative. A motion was the
made and sustained that the brother be receive
8 into the Conference Oh trial for one year IL
morning session closed with beneuictiuh.
|. Thn ,lteraoon session was opened by the usn
n reading a cbapter from the scriptures, singit
@ and PRAYER. A motion was made and carried =
liuyinp brother Isaiah Cornick from Assista
secreiaryship of the Conference. Inc action
ferring brother Cornick TO his quarterly Com.
,r acc was rcconsidered and the motion rescinde'
D, and 1t was decided that he be admitteu ih'o
:, Conference one year on trial. -. ,-I.-.... =,
" 4Thr following Circuits and Missions were CT
. nira Carr oil, Frederick, Montgomery and no
- ard counties. 10 be connected and known as Y
~ Western Maryland Circuit and Mission. i
~ District of Columbia 10 form the District
" Colnmh,a Mission. Oak Grove, l'rinccss AM
y, St. Peters, st. James, + rrey's Point aud NJ
" frlk virginia, tn constitute Oak Grove Circt
x 4 Mission was also created in Port smith. ~
W. lanes Edward Lcvett was assigned ny tue tr
id,nt To conduct the evening SERVERS nnd
OF Conf, rrrce adjourned till Friday morning