The New York herald., 1870-03-30
NEWARK METHODIST CONFERENCE
Examined Flourishing Condition Of Ro.
mauism-Ministerial Appointments,

After the opening OF the conference yesterday the
secretary Rev. NJ f. Ellison, read the report OF the
committee appointed to investigate the alleged
frauds in the Methodist Book Concern, showing that
there was no foundation for the charge OF fraud
ana that the concern was in most nourlshng con-
aition The committee nad given their earnest
attention to this question, and had examined all the
documents upon which the minority based their re-
port, and yet they felt bound to arrive a. the FORE
going conclusion. The minority report was sub.
mted dissenting from that Of the majority, but the
latter was adopted almost unanimously.
The report OF the labors OF the Rev. DR.. Butter Of
the foreign mission, was then submitted. Accord
ing to this report Romansm is as nourishing as
Its most sangulne yotary could hope for, and the
foreign mission. OF which Dr.. Butter is so aDle an
exponent, has no light task before it In comprising
the downfall OF Popery. In 1900 there was Catho-
lie bishop in the United States, 100 priests and
adnerents. To-day the Roman Church here numbers
archbishops, SO bishops, $500 priests 3.4s3
churches, 40 ecclesiastical Institutions 90 colleges
1913 monasteries 2S6 nunneries 134 high schools and
1000 900 adherents. There are thus more Romansts
in this country than in Ireland, and more priests
and Papists IN New York than In Duolin. Forty
years ago the R0manlSts were one TO twenty OF
the population OF the country to-day they
six. The report concluded with the amenIable de.
claratiOn, "And still they Gomez
The business OF the Conference was then con-
cluded and the members took their departure.
Inc Ioll0Wlng are the APPOINTMENTS
NEWARK DISTRICT. I. CRANE, PE.
Newark Halscy street. j. s Chadwick Franklin street,
Sasn sRurs f. .len
Little 3. rsu's, .. H. Tiffany Trinity Trinity j. s. Boswell
RSsev III;
Centenary 4 na;;s. II Collins Sy Mission A. Palmer Belle
Sssaas.a
o u o Be na
e ;asp,s
ioway Chatham, to be supplied Livingston TO be supped
sasps s e
supplied; Hbernia and Greonvlle, G. Miller Boonon l.
L. pashisI President Of Dickinson College member of
First church 9ranss Quarterly a. g Whitney,
| St. Paai's Quarterly Conference
Jersey hvstn nigs B. ha1sn paa
Larew Hedding J. NJ Freeman Centenary, j. B. Fauiks
Hoasad sHssD and
c B.
Palisade avenue, j. s. Porter West End, H. ~ simpson;
AssSss eRe T. futile Areos
s.. 4 to rISss spssd street.
i, oaayks; Marker ,.sa,., street, ma,l1u,;
sEtnaf arnfs Dkesen
b. ns
Esss ssT S g isSgs Ss1y apss
straw. j Il. smith Rockand Lake to be supplied Nyack
APTins supplied y Day ,ansswSed Fl Bur-
ps Fs's aa and ss1
4 MSnF9s principal e rsssaG
ana Hu Sing MI miss, missionaries to China
Elizabeth EzsOe!h avenue, s Arndi Futon street,
wns EsS a Pu9n B. e. Ean.ey Fs
70 Ss Supplied %s;taed, Reed; weedDri$se. +: NJ
sags1iss; Dsysr s %s,asSss. be sup r
& i aS.s
Isgs e.
brown csntrev es supplied and Aer
cs~Hs As0g
B New vernon % BE- Supplied
Ms%s$s% wslaqs a1sys %sPbsqsS FsspssS
s. osiss S " asa
Ts; ss'ss S;:ssss3 :ss III
aSaqy s3 anS and s.ys.
and sR,avs
seydere, B. Kelley Bustzvc ". r. Tssssriy. Harmony,
1ysp
0un, Hope - u B r5oss9T N Dfw
NEWTON pIsTRror-N. vANsANr p. r.
sSs?n @ ana %s!s5Ieo ranag
E s 1it:Ss Ses and Ls
water and swartswood @. o. Carmichael Walpack Centre
and Minbrook, J. b. Matthias; Hainesvie j.. Tndall
Middle sathaed 70 be supplied; Dinspsns Fery'
Drew Church, j. i. Morrow; sparrowbush, r. g.
Ruckman; Barryvie and POND Eddy to be supplied For
resburg A. L. Smith; Otisve T. s. Haggarty Centrevile
Greenvile, A. NJ Harris; Unionylle and Mestown, w.
| II. McBrdc Vernon and New Milford p. Winans Glen.
wood j. b. Brady; Libertyvie Coevile c. Clark, sr
Deckertown and Vantage, W. H. Horton Branchvlle and
Lafayette, g. N. Bebout; Newfoundland, w. r. Keifcr
Sparta Z. Walton Hurdtown and Milton to be supplied
Edwin r. Hadey, transferred to New York East Confer
S.
Edward q. Thomas transferred to California Confer