Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
:. carOlina Eapti.t State Convention
rFrou Our Own Rer ortcr. ]

,,.+ot o. A. III. President Brooks il
obair After the usual devotional ser
We oos the minutes of yesterday are read
E"Jer O. G.. Biting, of Richmond. Va.
G.tr;ct Secretary of the B BILE and Pabl :
pI;"n society, is welcomed by the Presi-
es.ard yi~iting brethren pres ent are in
IT'D 10 AS.
w. Tlo,m,ltco o1 In. IaiAy School Boar6
~ f vor OF establishing such I
d, { Il, t,ace III that OF III
E.ro I5.!,:i 4 H-l-,t-,ion. Adopted
,u.LIt,,o eLl-rgirg State Mission
- r.. or e ',urging eni r8t N snt, making
,,I OF portions of the Yad.
r. Kun y II tai, RI e'gh and Mount
n,nI nv, Durham, Hiden, Blackford,
0rIrby Guffham and otherf. Elders
0',,c,,,,, d and Walters SPOKE with earnest
lI.s' and re. ia f.vor Of corporation in
neirio9 a. stitute fields in the stare.
''t RPrtt}er Tyson, Ct the Sandy Greek As
o.,oti.p D. ma e IA speech, which, in a short
sUsce covered Rrea: deal of ground.
SISs.,rA MissiunaIies made interesting
.atsrcn,s In reference to the condition of
.to;r etv, raI fi=ids In various parts of the
t,s.a The speech of older R:chards on, of
S,.frslOro' vas especially sensible and
Tlctiye ana the Convention made con-
.-ihnfion to assist in cOm pieting tie Bap-
ti.t chur, h i'll GreeuShoro'.
Fldnr Lcwtllyn peaks Of the influence
I'll. N0rcl N abO have Ueen operating
~ Errry c0nnty, and h ,ve a Missionary
tEere f.om SAT Lake Cry. he asks the
ConveI.t.o. t. Assist in c0uuteractlng the
i,A7e3cp Of th..e eIrOrl>'s.
y der Cobb sptabs Of tue progress Of
R.n.i.t rr.uci es from the eaIlIer part Of
n,I.-t c nv (4hv: th,re wuY not u
I }, ~ hay N
R,n,it Minister was hot above TO cela
h,ate 4 marriage, mr. gve testimony in
n rr{ he,aust ~ W s Il " DlS:eEttr y to
the present time, W Ell here are g. 900
ini.ev tG0usanu) Barts ( n The S;a!e,
ab.n ihcY, are t0tn Urine associations
cas-. Of tie 3. Ridge AID twelve west
Adjourned 10 me-f tome ROW mOrniL g
a.. g o'c,cc elk. This afte'noo to he occI
nieI 70, IA me iug Ut tia l. I'D of Itus-
tees Of " Ike Fors st college.
NIGHT.
The weather ". b "a, bnt good au Ii
cree attelloJ. aud I;s:eaed to addresses
fron, L G!els WIngats a:d Hi1en on Miu-
j.tetiaI Ell lcAlOa. j. q. ii.
THIRD DAY.
E81rAy : onNIHG, Nov. 10. 1871.
Tue CcLye !ttCu met 1t 81 O'Clock. Pre-
.i:eu5 Brooks IN lie ch-ir,
Alter the It iuur X else s and reading
cftIr m'uUtt S, l. motion vas nade to rIke
Cpt tie S.cr-t:hy's rep TT If the speeches
c lie .e.trlday. Tn qaes ion WAS dis
c.,s. i jy V ~ us s e hers, and II was de-
ci!gi bot = s'rike cat.
Ery,s,r J. L. bhl!4 J. al the report on
III. r.a- Il pay I, c 8 Try OF tie Cores
poulDg ), ere arg. [. Zee, ma mis- that
The sa.ury be hereafter paid out If the
funds OF the Governor. Carried. Ga
III question OF making UP the dehcit Ot
The S4crstary's salary Of last year, DR.
PrtcharA made an earnest and telling
s.eecf.
Dr.. Thoma- Skinner, Of CoIumbus. Ga
former pastor Of the BAptist church in
Raleigh, vas iuvittd 10 a seat uLQ q ell
eJntI by the PTesi Ut.
Tue Convention proceeded 70 eieot, by |
ballot, Corresponding Secretary for the
eusuiug Year Elder Hutham was re eec>ed
to he posi- in. NOtivn made 20 decide,
BIZ ballet, between tie salaries Of 81 600
and 81 200 Decided On $1,2Of Elder Hnf |
ham dec,npd to receive more tn an 81, COO, |
and mace SOM very Afec'iUg remarks on !
thu need Of 4 se.f-sacriticlUg spirit.
Report on Periodicals L al by Elder
Bailey, re .ommentii 6 the Biblical Rec0r-
der and hind Words Elder A. d. Phil
lips made somo remarks on the character
OF the Home and Foreign Journal, the or
gan Of the b arcs of the S uthern Bap:is,
Convention. Remarks on the same subject
by Elders Bailey, PIitchard and Skinner.
EIter SINNERS remarks we've admirably |
we'll put, and were received with marks of
unusual app1e ciatio. Report adopted.
A Report of the committee to nominate |
new Boards recommend that the Board of
Miss on5 Le located in Raleigh; that the
Beard Of Education be located at Wake
POre C.l!e3e; that DR.. Pritchard be
President Of the first, a4d Dir. WIpgate of
4 the second, and that the Mission Board |
have charge Of The Sunday School oFera-
hOrs Of the Determination ia the State.
The latter clause Of the Report WIGS dis
cussed a. some length by Bro. Mills, Drs |
PGchard and Walton, and Elder John |
Mitchell. Notion made to recommit the
report. Carried. Report on Church ex-
4 tension recommends that Brethren desir |
Eg 0 bql!d new Churches lay their claims |
oefvre the 3 ard of Missions before max |
ing sny general apfea! TO the DenOm;na- |
Il lion. AdOl ted.
II Adjourned to 3 O'Clock, P. NJ
AFTERNOON.
Pr sident Brooks in the chair. Elder |
i J. Boyki0, Of Memphis, editor of Kind
H0rdS. the Sunday School paper Of The
4o1thern Baptist Convention, is vel
| N4ed to seat. The Sunday School
Boar Of the n. 9. Baptist Convention,
90 motion, located at Shelby. Order of
me me day Suspended to hear addresses from
Elders Biting aud Boykin, the first repre-
sntlng the Bible and Publication Board
2 ? iIadelphis, and the second repre-
thhng the Sunday School Board of the
ooa'harn Baptist Convention. Elder
DHnng urged the need of coportage, md
disseminating our denominatIooal liter
1ure He states that some $l1,OO have |
Ueen aPpropria. ed by the Bible and Publ
auoa Board 70 meet the wants OF the
Southern field
hder Boykin explains tho nature and
SSolects of the Sunday School Board OF tie
southern Baptist Convention, and urges
~ claims upon the brethren. He is fol-
owed by Elder Skinner. who insists upon
naming the children for Christ, col
slon Is taken fer the Sludly School
n o9mmlttee or religious exercises report