The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-05

,t Of the committee "" ~. W' -
,,,iJ,r,u Eachv and Hall he taken Nv.
~ thought that. in view o! Tue n''t.' .hn
81, rrnnrt> still 70 nc c"n>,a''eu. wv" w , ,"
l. that thc interests OF S.a'c tl'.SS ,mnoring
nreu Gully dI>''>S'"' '"' '''
,H1u}a be emitted. az, oc,ip hr
The memorial rcN"T WIS ia"
,1'r 7. /. Montague.
"9 p| ! II. Garlick had no 'orma' eu'oss
',ronal,n,c. hui his pccuhar r'''.,"iS l."
~ E,,l,y made il appropriate 'nae nc
,Ar,si say few W"rus: visor
ur felt that he had been made WISER
DIR man w hi> association Wl'h "'s Id
,,,,,,,rS brother. He bore diving message
" -. tIc S,ntri Racby 10 his General ASSo,
,.,;,n "Givc my iorc "thc hrclnfen' "io
,..l ,1rnl IA remember GOD poor,
gir aIltl,lcG t. having once hraru Ut. pay
CIV, II wan. 10 dc on the field OF bat
II. and c}cqucntiy spoke OF now S'orl-
.-,A EI>wi>h was iuIu'IcH.
C..yb,r II. X. Ellyson (cclingly endorsed
3D.. ,,,n,rhs ui Mr.. Garlick. and moved
49,, ihr fr,,a>,ircr hc Instructed TO pay over
,I,,' r,,,ily .! Or. Eaghy such sum rs
n.,.I& make his salary tor the time he
,,.r5 The General Association us Cores
,.,..,;rv secretary amount to Sl.WW.
~ pr. Brnuddu> desired to sneak a
go, words. concerning hcv. \. Hall, at
,r,>. ordination he had assisted. tie had
f.I IN many ordinations, but never at
,,.,.of ; pUycr, better. or more thorough
,,. IN he true sense OF the term. lie
."'l., frclincly Of his thorough conscien-
....rr>>. devotion 10 duty, sound judy
,nra,. and valuable laborS.
Nv. p:. letter spoke with deep feeling.
Timer. wS> during the past year 4 period
.,r,r j, seemed far more likely that breth-
..r Ea-Gy and Hall would stand before
a.. ,,,orlaljnn and speak Of him as dead.
u. .urw brother Baghy. and fully endorsed
,... had been said OF him. But he was
NM, infinitely acquainted with brother
jIH. He was q mGn-;n earnest. working
,..n-abIr aud willin. 10 do his full work
...- l.>r<. pr. Jrter made Il feeling and
...,.,....l apu,icatiuN Of these sad DISPENSE
r.r,> rf Providence.
t.t. George +. Adams paid an appro-
,.r.4,c tribute To these eminent servants Of
t;od.
Rev. I. Hume, ,Ir., presented the report
II the committee 10 whom tho report Of
the" Committee for the Education OF Sol
,t,ar>' ORPHANS" had been referred.
lIir rr,uTt expresses surprise and grail
r.,rto,l. Il the economy with which the
..9nr, h,> been conducted, and recon-
.Hrud> The continuance OF the committee
..r ia mnuths. in order 10 finish paying of
The balances due teachers.
Rry.J. c. Long offered the following reSo-
WIl"n:
y h,r.as the work IT. which Dr. W. +. Broad
l4- -, .,eru l"r >er"ra! years cngsscd--;hc WORK
Oh. -,-tu. Junds !nr The ctaratlou or tae children
1 ,'. .,r,G ajld Is .uca t"n.cCterate soluicrS-s
ru,. r,u,r, 81 unnecessary by III" establishment OF
,u.4.- sri.,ul> aad whereas thu ass2ciatlna has
-.r riHfe iItd itC dISCJD.inuliCc pt nat Work
wn.iu IN "iouh, The ctore,
&.aaim-: lE:t THIS body sckuowl, dye and re-
.,.&3g,!. ,r5t:n"ny IL ,!@ ia!lh'uln,ss and ei!!-
,..n,t WITH which l,r. BroAddas has discharged
ul0ft,, -! his Office Hnd that they express The
Nor:uy u; ms ripe Old age and carrying u blessing
;.wsry ap"or and stricken :amiil."
The above resolution was unanimously
adopted after remarks by q number Of
lI,iar"u.
The report on the corresponding secreta.
rt>GIp Ms taken up and re-re"d.
kry. nr. HroadduS moved TO amend the
r"r"r' - ~ 10 appoint Brother II. X. Ely
ION CORRESPONDING secretary, it being un-
,lr->t"nl that he would serve in the future
a. in the past. without salary. Mr.. Ellyson
approved Of the report, and WIS opposed to
having auy corresponding secretary.
IlcwaHtcd zach AOardtO do its own agency
work. He would have d General Superin-
tlnd"nt Of sunday schools, and would have
each one ot tac other boards to see alter
their own interests. and press their work
upon The Attention OF the pastors and the
Churches. liutif the association should de-
eide 10 have al unpaid secretary. he WAS AS
ready 10 serve them aS ever.
DR.. Broa,(du> withdrew his resolution.
Dr.. Burrows -aid that if brother EllySon's
plan could uc carried out and we could have
nc. secretaries instead Of one, he should be
satisfied. His idea was not that the aecre-
.nylllG - ,,,rvrh ha
th2t nc should constantly Keep the cause be-
f,T.:te ci2oyheS by letters, rcularS, etc,
Tie report VAS @cainst his Judgment, but
be- would say. =" Brethren, if YOU will not
-" with me, | will 90 with you.''
Mr.. Joel +. Watkins earnestly advocated
the Icunlt on the idea that it was going
back 10 the old plan of allowing each board
10 have full power to do its own work.
Prof Hart dtd not consider that this re-
port committed the General Association TO
Tho l"lcy Of employing general Sunday
school superintendent. 20 this he WAS cp-
posed.
nr. .Ictcr thought that if one of the
boards had paid agent, the others must
al>o
Before coming to a vote on the question
the hour for adjournment arrived, and 1t
was deemed best to g sleep on it."
on Your space to give list of delegates.
There are, however, largely upwards of
~" III Attendance, and this large number
has received the most bountiiul hospitality
from the good people of Petersburg.
Fourth Day Morning Session.
The devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. i. Jones.
The singing during these meetings is con.
Igtr,n6 nv Iy,t bnr Rurpap 'roylnr Sc ,,hoao
praise is in all the churches" as a devoted
and successful colporteur.
PRAYER was offered by Reys. G.. e. Meador
and 4. Il. Smith.
The report Of the Committee OH the Sec
rrtary>hip was taken up and discussed by
Rev. j.. &, Taylor and NJ. w. Reid.
". +. Dunaway, Esq, moved to divide
the question. Lost.
Rev. }. William Jones explained that he
should vote for the report with the dis
tinct understanding that while the general
secretaryship is abolished each board may
have Il paid secretary Of its own.
Rev. Il. Jones explained that he should
vote for the report because he was opposed
!" paid agents, and construed the report to
mean that We should have no paid agents.
Rev. {. {. Biting thought that the re-
port would produce confusion. Brethren
we're tayoring it from opposite views, and
the boards would be at loss to know ex-
artly what TO do. He was opposed to the
view. Of Brother Watkins which were ad.
yanccd last night, and did not think that
The Nunday-school Board should have its
special paid agent or superintendent.
j. Il. Watkins, Esq. of Richmond, briefly
replied TO the remarks of DIR. sitting.
He thought that the Sunday-school Board
should have ii man to devote bis whole time
liz "a
considerable effect, advocated these views.
Prof c. H. Winston favored the recon-