The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-06
SYNOD OF OHIO.

The Synod of Ohio of the U. T.
Church met yesterday morning at y
o'clock and was opened with prayer by
the moderator. -
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Committee on Judiciary-J. B. John.
son, D. D., D. H. French, w. Waddei
and Elders j. Irwin, J. H. Duff and
James Stewart.
Committee on Bills and Overtmes-W.
Wishart, D. D., J. NJ. Jameson, W. T.
Mccoy, and Elders S. Finney, S. NJ.
Hadden and A. w. George.
Commiaee on Naratives-Jas. White,
]. Stevenson, S. j. Kennedy, and Elders
J. X. Starrett and DR.. West
Committee on Corespondence-J. Cor
win, J. G. Madge, and Elders S. Potts
and J. McKelvey.
Committee on Devotional Erercises-J
r.. Ashenhust, r. johnson, and Elders
J. Mcdonald and w. E. Stewart.
Committee on Missionary Boards
P. Lyle, II. Y. Lieper, and Elders r
George, C. Waffel and w. Hawthorn.
Committee on Church Ertsnsion-D
Paul, j. H. Leiper and Elders Archer
and A. Campbell.
Committee on Publication and Educd
tom. R. Slentz, j. T. Campbell ALL
Elders ! Harper and III. NJ. Rose.
Committee on Finances. NJ. Hutch
inson, J. D. Brownlee, R. G. Ramse.
and NJ. w. Miller.
Committee on ReUision-W. H. Nc
Farland, J. V. White, A. w. Barne
and S. Baden.
Committee on Revision Of 1Kan$fet
| Minutes-J. C. Taggart, S. II. Wood
burn, on Muskingum; s. NJ. Coer
John Stewart, st. Clairsville; Thoma
Love and r. Kirkwood, on Steuber
vile, and R. Fl. Boyd and c. Hope, o
Wheeling
Committee on iSenanary-J. t. Nj
Clure, D. Thompson, J. c. Murch an
Elders C. Waffel. DR.. West. and [
Harper.
Reports from the Boards Of Educs
ton, Home Missions, Church Extel
sion, Foreign Missions, Freedman
Missions, Board Of Directors OF ALI
gheny, Theological Seminary, an
the Treasurer Of that institution WEI
received and referred.
The reports from Presbyteries
Steubenville, Mansfield, Wheeling, an
Muskingum were also read an
referred
Rev. DR.. Hayes, President Of Wasl
ington and Jefferson College, was il
trOduced to the Synod, and addresse
it on the interests Of the institution
The Synod fixed upon MANSFIELD
Ohio, as the place, and the first Tue
day in October. 1871, at Il o'clock, A
NJ, as the time for the next meeting o
the Synod.
Rev. DR.. Hayes, Revs. A. G. Wa
lace, and II. Mcdonald, were invite
to take seats as corresponding member
The question OF Church extensio
was taken up in conference.
Rev. D. Paul offered the resolution
adopted by the Synod of Illinois, lool
ing to the raising of 100000 as pc
manent fund for Church extension.
Rev. A. &. Wallace, Correspondent
Secretary of the Board of Church E.
tension, addressed the Synod in fave
of the adoption of the resolutions, an
in behalf of the interests of the sc
ciety.
Revs. Pollock, Lyle, Coon, Wishar
and DR.. johnson also spoke to tn
question,
On motion of Rev. NJ. Pollock, III
conference rose, reported progress an
asked leave to sit again.
The following resolution was adopted
Rcsoh'ed, That the Synod havin
heard the interesting statement OF Re-
| G. P. Hayes, President of Washingto
and Jefferson College, relating to ths
institution, heartily commend it to I'll
sympathy and prayers of our people.
The Synod adjourned, after prayer b
Rev. NJ Hayes; until halfpast ] o'cloc
p. NJ.