The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-26

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Finy-second Anniversary-Third Day.
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- 49, ~, DARLINGTON, November %.
After the convention reassembled, the
executive board was requested by resolution
to publish annually all amounts contributed
by the churches for all benevolent operations.
Rev. j. Culpepper, from the committee on
constitutional changes, advised that no change
be made In the plans OF the convention.
The following ministers we're appointed to
attend the Grand Jubilee of Virginia Baptists
next June: Rev. Messrs. J. G. FurmRn, D. D.,
]. L. Reynolds, D. D., L. II. Shuck, J. 8. Bulst,
J. Culpepper, j. G. Williams, John Stout j.
z. Mendenhall, F. W. Eason and T. P. Smith,
The committee on deceased ministers an.
nounced the death during the past year of
Rev. Messrs. J. G. Kendrlck, ID. G. Barnett
and G. Rollings.
The committee on ccnonnts having reported
deficiency In funds, a collection was at once
Convention minutes csnf1ded to the executive
board. Rev. 8. n. Richardson read the re-
port on Domestic Missions, after which the
Rev NJ. T. Sumner, D. D., of Marion, Ala, de-
livered an Interesting and spirited address.
DR.. Sumner represents the Domestic Mission
Board Of the Southern Baptist Convention.
and Is entrusted with the work OF missions IN
the South and among the Indians. At the
conclusion of his address, collection was
taken up to build two houses for two Baptist
ministers who are laboring among the Indians.
Rev. W. q. Jordan, OF Sumter, followed
with an eloquent address on the successes
which have attended the missionary work.
the Convention 10 the, great need of the
church in Beaufort, and that the church build
ing must be soon repaired or 1t would be too
late. Rev. G. A. Bayuard, who represented
this interest, received about two hundred dol
lars at once for this object. The report on
Sunday schools was read by Rev: 0. +. Gre
Sunday schools, after which Rev. Mr.. Gregory
spoke In behalf Of the Sunday School Board at
Memphis, and secured collection for that
board. l. = ,. -
Delegates were appointed to the Southern
Baptist Convention, which Is to meet In Mo-
bile next May. .,.r, ar. .:.....r...l,
members of this body are prepared now as
heretofore to afford all religious instruction In
their power to colored preachers: Remarks
were made by DR.. sumner, Rev. W. @. Lind
say and Rev. John Stout. = :.
The "Worksng Christian" was heartily en-
dorsed by resolutions, and by addresses from
Rev. Messrs. Williams, Burn, Reynolds, Sum-
ner, Gaines aud Jordan.
At night mass meeting was held In behalf
Of Furman University. President Furman,
DR.. Reynolds and DR.. Broadus addressed the
meeting. and the endowment was further In
creased by additional bonds.
=, So - 7:a SUNDAY, November "a.
The charity sermon was delivered 10
crowded house by Rev. j. G. Furman, D. D.
In the afternoon Rev. John A. Broadus preach
ed truly eloquent sermon.
Rev. L. 81. 5huck occupied the pulpit Of the 4
Presbyterian Church, and Rev. ]. F. Morrall
preached al the colored Baptist Church.
At night large mass meeting was address
ed by Rev. q. A. Tupper, D. D., who deliver
ed an able and sensible address on the subject
of foreign missions He was followed by Rev.
L. 81. Shuck, who urged upon the convention
the fact that special obligation rested upon
the Baptist denomination to sustain the mis-
sion in Bone. -
After singing the parting hymn aud extend 1
Ing the parting hand; this most Interesting 4
and harmonious session closed. SIGMA.