Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05

au annual aiprnd tlr pitiiul sum ottFom $40 jo
$780, Fcrly tho &orkmen will have their re-
Rsy. Dr. Cobcteb Chairman of The Commit
tee on Edteiioa mmisa pattiai Fporr "hleh
wN- adopted.
Eoy. i..ac For.uer IS years of age, was put
Rev. r. q. Fuller y. D., editor of t9e Aila1-
ia Christian idrocatG, was introduced and adj
dressed the Conference upon the interests OF The
Church paper. and also the general interests oi
ths Methodist Church in the South.
The speaker said: | pray God every day that
tly morning may soon come, Whcn our Drel1-
rem OF the Church South will shake hands with
us; and If ever get TO feel cannot give theLh
my hand | want 10 be led to the anxious seat
L hope to live to see the time when the dher-
cnces between us will be swept away ana we
shall be one.
EDUCATIONAL ANNIvERsARY.
The meeting was opened by Rov. f. 5. Wolfe,
of Middle Tennessee, by reading hymn and
prayer
The President Of the Association made "a few
remarks.
The first speaker was James \. Ruble, who
addressed the audience on this advantages OF an
educated Ministry.
The second speaker was Rev F. NJ. flaming.
v Tanning l. mar of peculiar power before
uu audience He possesses iull, strong voice.
which he uses to good effect. some OF lhe
peaker illustrations were wen reGel' Cd on wi
COUNT Of their novelty. The speaker regretted
that his own intellect had been SO sadly neglect
/ ed: b, had often felt keenly on this subject a
r, lSioGs lu 'il"h s"oU'N 01 '"-
The Row. DR.. C,bleigh, President Of the East
Tcune. see Wesleyan University, made the
principal address Of the evening. There may De
two very important reasons why the LORD calls I.l
poor young men to the Ministry The speaker
| Illustrated rom the ron SoHHs MIN AZ tne
scriptures. Aholhet IeNsoI'' ''e sIe' i''eJoli ny
of the world are poor, and, TO succeed u man
must have the sympathies Of those he iobors
/ with. The speaker referred 70 our destlIutg
condition IN the dep4rtmeh! oil euHc"t"h' 0I4
WIS sorry that our friends IN the North could
not be made to understand the situation Oh our
/ people in this country. Other Churches are
/ successful in providing means to educate the
poor young men Of the Church, ana they are
gathering them from other Cnurches-lrom
our-. Shall we permit it--su1nd still. and be
rob' dor shall We go 90 work to checEmaLe
-neu The speaker, az tins point maue an
earnest agp.l. On the members nl the l"hili-
successful collector
T Rcy B,-UHp scott presented lhe society with
~-a ana ra declared % life member
IS e.NagHs. vas t'eu. igm uniting 80 some
.t.rs UUGacea aIsf sever, y-.Tg doaof-.
E C.u.r.e.ce mee. this H'wnc ~ clock,
f r-l.e'agls .hi- evening the anniversary o..
tho -siouuly Society wi.l be held. AdJh'--es
viii Ep delivered by "a number Of gentlemen
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bred students. The Conference manifested q
/ deep interest IN the Institution.
! Rev. }. Albert Hyden made All earnest and
eloquent appeal to tss members OF the Confer
ence IN behalf OF ths tnlVersiX, Hls address
was full Of IRE and rhetoric, waking up gen
eral interest on the subject ot sas csiloh.
just At the close of the morning session, Rev
}. y. Hyden addressed tne Chslr upon ques-
ton Of privilege stating that she Conference re-
porter had lnlsrepresented nun ana 9thers on
the subject OF hiEh stahdSrd for minl'tSrls
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