The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-07

which was adopted, as follows: ~, !,
lBoARDs OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR 1870 AND
- - 80, 1871. il. = "a y 80. go.
N,.s State Mission Board, Richmond. ~,
| Officers: James B. TAYLOR, president C.
q. Biting, first vice. resident J. B. Jeter,
second yice-president; H.!!K. Ellyson, cor
responding secretary j. W.. Todd, re-
cording secretary Josiah i; Ryland,
treasurer; Thomas u. Starke, auditor.
Other Managers: a. e. Dickinson, W. r.
I. Fox, james N. Fox, John S. Bethel, T.
W: Sydnor, John N. Murray, j. M. Evans,
Miles Turpin, M, W. Reed, DR.. W ".
Dlckie, a. Broaddus, Jr., j. f. Keesee, Al
exander Walker, III. W. Dodge, A. Bagby, It.
ID. Elicit, "A. NJ. Bailey. l.. j. Haley, Charles
A. Davis, Samuel Workman, j. j. Hopkins,
j. B.. L. Patterson, T. III. Latham, C. Jacob.
Sunday School and Bible, Board, Richmond
Officers w. FL. Gwathney, president r ::
ID. BaSby, first vice-president; A. 2. Abel;
second yice-president ; j. B. Watkins, cor;
responding secretary q. B. Steel, record
ing secretary John G. Williams, treasurer :;
James B. Winston, auditor. Other Mana
gers Il. II. Bosher, l. j. Mercer, William
u. cambridge, A. b. Clark, w. III. Will
liams, W. b. Robins, Charles a. Winston,
ID. Z. Burnett, T.. c. Minor, N. L. James.
Education Board, Richmond.
Officers j. J.. Burrows, president John
Z. Long, first yice-president A. s. Bland,
second vice-president II. Fl. Harris, cor
responding secretary; j. NJ. Pitcher, re-;
cording secretary G. Workman, treasurer;
Joseph +: Cottrell, auditor. Other Man
j. l.. M. Curry, f. Harrison, A. Ell. Sands,
A. r. Courtney, j. A. Chambliss, E. S. Tur-
pin, 0. d. Brown, z. B. Herndon. ~
Foreign Mission Board, Charlottesville.
Officers j. C. Long, president; G.. B..
Taylor, first vice-president; William III !.
Williams, second vice-president; A. p.
Abel, corresponding secretary; James
Alexander, recording secretary John r..
Randolph, treasurer A. Ell. Cleveland, arI-
ditor. Other Managers: F. M. Wills, J. E..
Massey, S. Z. Huff, w. S. Briggs, j. S. Hart,
W. A. Whitescarver, James Fife, Roy Tenn
pie, j. W. Mcleod, A. D. Almond.
Domestic Mission Board, Petersburg.
Officers: Rev. w. E. Hatcher, president :;
T. w. Sydnor, first vfte-president; Ell. w.
Dodge, second yice-president j. r. Hut
son, corresponding secretary; j. III. Lab
%Ssf TssD1ang sfgse cnsly C. 5tRer
Managers r. G. Green, b. NJ. Robertson,
David Steel, j. W. Thompson, r. w. Gle
ments, j. NJ. Walsh, j. r. Chambliss, james
Budl, George Hall, Joshua Hutson.
Committee on Education Of Children Of De-
ceased and Disabled Soldiers, Ffedericks-
burg. 5lH..:
Thomas S. Dunaway, NJ. D. Anderson,
G. w. Garnet, c. NJ. Braxton, w. II. Cum
ningham, S. j. Quin. -.a, = Z. s-. s.1
DR.. w. H. Gwathmey offered resolution
instructing the State Mission Board to en-
ploy missionary to the Germans Of Rich
mond. Unanimously adopted.
DR.. E. A. Haynes, from the committee to
whom was referred the report of the Edu-
should not aid ministerial candidates in
primary schools except i'll extraordinary
cases. f." -
DR.. Poindexter moved to refer the whole
matter to the discretion of the Board, and
advocated such aid being generally given to
such cases. 81. .-....-..
DR.. Haynes explained the action of the
| committee, " frs.# 81
The amendment was lost and the original
report adopted. =.
The report also favored the aiding of stu
dents Mt the Southern Baptist Theological
| Seminary as well rs ut Richmond College.
Unanimously adopted. ...-f
i Some time was spent in discussing the
means of securing full statistics of the con-
/ tributions of the churches, and the churches
were earnestly requested to send up such
statistics to their district associations.
Rev. T. Hume, ST., moved that the Sum
lday-School Board be instructed to organize,
us Tar us possible, coIored Sunday schools in
the State. Unanimously adopted.
/ H. K. EllySon, ESD, Corresponding Sc
/ cretary of the General Association, read his
i report, giving a sketch of the labors of the
Secretary during the year and the results
attained. The report urges the necessity
of either electing u Corresponding Secre-
\ tary to give his whole time to the work, or
the selection of Il General Superintendent
of Sunday Schools. The report seemed to
i deeply impress the Association with the
energy and ability with which Secretary Ell
Tyson had discharged his duties.
Rev. DR.. Jeter, from the Committee on
the Corresponding Secretaryship, reported
THAT il was ineXpedient to make any
change, and recommended the appoint
ment Of FL. X. Ellyson. The report also
lreturns thanksto the Secretary for his ELI
ciont aid gratiiitous services.
Rev. DR.. J. L. Burrows offered minority
report, signed by himself and Rev. j. b.
| Taylor, favoring the appointment of q Cor
responding Secretary to give his whole time
| to the work. This report also returns
thanks to Secretary Ellyson for his self,
II NcI'yiilS GaDOlSt =,
i Rev. DR.. Poindcxter, Rev. G. H.. Ryland,
4 and Rev. DR.. Burrows, advocated the mi
nority report. #
i Rev. Cornelius Tyree, Rev. E, j. Willis,
Rev. DIR. deter, and Rev. A. Eubank,
j favored the majority report.
/ Il. Il. Ellyson advocated the minority re.
port. He wanted q man for the field to
give his whole time to the work, but if the
Association would not favor the appoint
ment Of another Corresponding Secretary
he suggested the appointment OF an Assist.
ant Corresponding Secretary. who should
devote his whole time to visiting tie
1 churches while the Secretary did the neces-
sary Office work. This seemed to meet with
general concurrence, and the reports were
recommitted with view of having report
embodying them. ...f-r. u
| Rev. De. Teasdale, Corresponding secre-
tary of the Sunday-School and Bible Board
/ of the Southern Baptist Convention, made
a statement of the interests OF. his Board
Key. T. w. Sydnor gave On interesting
statement of visit Just paid to Hampton.
Rev. DR.. Burrows read the report Of the
/ Committee on Corresponding Secretary
ship, recommending that Fl. K. EHyson be
/ reelected Corresponding Secretary, and
that Rev. DR.. II. Ii. Bagby be elected As
sistant Corresponding Secretary at o salary
| OF 81 900 per annum; and that In case oil
"A failure to accept on the part OF either OF
these brethren, the State Mission; Board be
directed to ELL the vacancy. T,rS !
i The report was unanimously adopted,
and the gentlemen named elected,
4 Rev. Dir. Bagby, from the committee on
the appointment of General Superinten.
dent oil the Sunday-School Board, reported
that in view of the action just taken it was
not necessary to make further recommends
/ tons. Unanimously adopted.
4 AFTERNOON SESSION.
] The committee 10 whom was referred the