The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-13

superintendent S. P. F; Fields: Miss
Lizzie Dargnal. Charles Kennedy, w. H. Mosley.
Mldway-B. r. Berry, O. Ehrhardt.
Allendale-Rev. w. II. Clarke, L. s. McSwain.
Bruxton's Bridge-Rey. ]. W. Crider, James
yarn ]. G. Prcher.
CHESTERFIELD.
Cheraw-Mlss Ann Mcintosh, Miss Julia Adams,
j. Jerome Taylor CHESTER.
Chester Courthousc-Rev. E. J. Meynardie.
CLARENDON.
Manning-Rev. 8. J. Hill, D. ]. Bradshaw, N. ].
David, q. M Bradshaw, D. W. Cuttino and two
Miss Kelleys, teachers.
Wrght's Bluff. B. Carrlgan, B. R. Briggs.
coLLRT0N.
ST. George's-Rev. G. Fl. Poorer, Rev. VIM Hut
to, D. L. McAlhany, D. w. McShuler, VIM. s. Ut-
sey, Jas. n. Weeks, Rev. j. S. Murray. DR.. Thos
Abbott
DARLINGTON.
Darlington Courthouse-Rev. VT. Capers, El-
F. Ed wards. John J. Dargan, W. R. Davis.
Lvdla-Rev. Allen D. Wilson.
Wells, W. J. Carter, W. b. Tlmmons, A. F. Gull
pepper. norron uu,,o.,
EDGEFIELD.
Edgeaeld Courthouse ]. Glib
son. P. B. Waters. T. G. Smith.
ii,
Cloudy Creek-John NJ. Norris and wife.
Graniteville-Rev. E. G. Gage, VIM. Marchant
Rev. A. P. Norris ]. T. Howard, superintendent. I
FAIRFIELD.
Doko-J G. GLADDEN., DR.. S. Bookhart, F. W.
Mellichamp.
aREENvILLE.
Greenyllle Courthouse-Rev. Samuel A. Weber.
HORRY.
Conwayboro'-Rev A. W. Walker, ]. B. Platt,
" Leavenworth- @ Superintendent W. T. Hill.
swift creek schooIsRev. W. D. Beck, R. n.
Howle T. N. Rhodes.
Mulins,s Gapway School-Jesse Fowler.
KERsHAw.
camden-A. M. Kennedy, ". F.. McCreight,
Rev. A. K. Durham, c. F. Mcqueen, J. F. Hay, j..
R. Goodall, superintendent.
LANCASTER.
Lancaster Courthouse. S. Strait, and proba
bly Rev. r. Rawlings, Mr. Thomson.
LAURSSs.
Cl!nton-Rey. ". P. Jacobs.
MARION.
Marion Courthouse. D. McLucas, A. L. Nc
Dufiie, James M..-Dunlop, J. M. Johnson.
NEwBERRY.
Newberry Courthouse-Rev. Q. K. Darby, R.
Moorman, W. D. Metts, superintendent; T. F.
CIrenaSer' superintendent; J. J. Pope, r. Level
Rev 7 Hawkins. ]. r, LEVEL, James Aull. super
intendent; Levi Siawson, Rev. A. J. Cautheran,
" Helena. eli ma D. Hoof, superintendent; Stephen
Gruber.
Newburg-Dr. Meyer.
oRANGEBURG.
Orangeburg Courthouse--Rev. F. Aud, F. c.
Hubble. F. S. DIbble, 8. s. waters, Fl. NJ. Rush,
Rev. M. H. Poorer, Kirk Robinson, w. G.,Sherl-
dan. ,,,
Nichols, W. ]. Snlder.
Pickensvle-Dr. A. NJ. Folger, o. c. Folger
RICHLAND.
Columbia-Rev. r. D. Smart superlnteadent;
r. d. Sem, NJ. Kennedy, John ]. Read, Rev. E.
A. Bolles. c. D. Stanley, W. h. Tut, superinten-
dant; J. 4. Elkins, Rev. J. Fl. c. Mckinney, Rev.
A. r. Rude.
sPlRTANBuRe.
Spartanburg Courthouse-W. K. Blake II. q.
Kisy, John Simpson, W. Allen Woodruff, j..
Leatherwood.
SUMTER.
Sumter Courthouse-Rev. q. NJ. Mood. F. A.
Tradewell, ]. H. Dingle, Jesse Thompson. F. A.
Folsom, ]. S. Hughson, Thos V. walsh, Jas. d.
Whilden.
Union Courthouse-Rev A. J. Stokes and two
Others.
Goshen Hill. A. Carlisle.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Klngstree-J. NJ. Staggers, S. s. Scot, ]. Epps
The president called attention to the following
rule which had been adopted for the convent
ence OF the convention:
It Is proper to add that the above list is neces-
sarlly incomplete, many credentials having been
handed in which 1t was not practicable to obtain
in time for the press.l
THE RULE OF DISCUSSION.
One half hour will be allowed Tor the discussion
of each tonic. The president Will designate one
person to open the debate on each su1Ject, IN an
address not to exceed ten minutes, to be followed
by short volunteer addresses OF three, or not eN-
ceedlng five minutes, until the hall hour Is con-
sumcd. Each speaker Is expected TO conane
himself strictly to the subject under consideration.
He also called attention 10 the following notice
on the programme:
The "Question BoX'' Is one OF the most pleasant
yIted to ask questions which must be written on
paper and placed in the box. At the close Of each
session the box will be opened, and the questions
answered as far as practicable. Write your ques-
tl0ns leglbly.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The hour OF 1890 having arrived the special
order was the report OF each county in the State
in alphabetical order
Reports were received from several of the coun.
ties, but as they were chiefly statistical In charac
ter, and relate only to local Slndayschools, they
do not possess general Interest," Messrs. Branch,
Barnes and Mann, OF Abbeve: Hill and Clark, OF
Anderson; Kcnnebrew Clark. Sawyer, Mosely
anu woodward, OF Barnwell; L. C. Lawyer. OF
Beaufort; Rollins, Winter, ]. H. Taylor, Rev. Mr..
Hicks, Averlll and V. Dibble, OF Charleston; Rev.
f. II. Buist. OF Chesterfield; d. W. Cuttino, oil
Clarendon; DR. Shuler, OF Colleton; Rev. William
Capcrs, of Darlington. all made brief addresses,
giving accounts OF the respective Sunday schools
to which they are attached.
Rev. E. Bollcs, State agent OF the American
Bible Society, expressed his pleasure In meeting
the representatives OF the Sunday school interest
In convention, anu said that teachers and pupils
could always obtain Bibles and Tcstaments from
the cal agents in the several county towns or
from himself.
Mr.. Y. Dibble. in behalf OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, rendered the convention
the hospitality OF their rooms on King street,
and thanks therefor were returned on motion OF
Rev. u. Jacobs.
During these exercises, hymns musical rever-
boratory, plaintive and enthusiastic, were
reelingly sung by the convention, and at half
past one, after prayer and doxology, the body
took q recess
Afternoon Session.
The convention reassembled at half-past g