The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

CharlouesuiHe.-- Jeffries, Joseph
Norriss, T. j. Wertenbaker, r. L. Coleman,
E. NJ. Wolpe, j. w. Walker, NJ. Werten-
baker, M. V. Patterson. E. Z. Patterson.
Corinth (Powhatan). NO delegate.
Chester.--A. j. Angel.
Enmaus (Caroline).. No delegate.
Ephesus.-S. N. Balderson.
Enon Uouisa).--E. S. Mansfield, j. NJ.
Baker.
Forest Grore.---No delegate.
Gethsemane.--J. A. Dearbon, William
Gibson, James B. Barrick, z. P. DuvaI.
Grafton (York).-Dr. Robert II. Power,
DR.. r. f. Power, and f. +. Power.
Ground Sq,tirrel.-No delegate.
Gilboa.-V. G. Hundley, Eugene Pendle-
ton, and c. h. Pendleton.
Goodies (Charlotte). .-Theo. NJ. Roberts.
Gordonsr,Ue.-F. B. Davis, +. F. Talia.
ferro, j. B. Madison, E. NJ. Cutler, and ]. R.
Gentry.
Holly Grore.-Robert Meredith.
independence QIanover).-Dr. G. B. Jones,
Peter Tinsley. and D. S. Baldwin.
Jeterscille (Amelia) mo delegate.
Jerusalem (king William) George Corn.
Kings Chapel.-No delegate.
Lebanon (Warwick) George w. Bryan
George f. Bryan, James Kirby, and w. i.
Moore.
Lebanon (Caroline) e).-No delegate.
Liberty prince Edward).-R. B. Wilson
S. D. Brown, and J. c. Rowlett.
Louisa Co,rthouse.-R. NJ. Kent, F. W
Jones, q. G. Gooch.
Macedonia (Orange).-No delegate.
Mount Oliret.-Paul Wilson and j. w
Wilson.
Norfolk.-J. H. Matthews, E. r. Powell
| and j. &. Wallace.
Oiice Branch Dames Cityl-T. D. Pow.
er, G. w. Whitaker.
Philhpi.--No delegate.
Perseoerance.--No delegate.
PeterSbWg.--L. Haskins, A. B. Haskins
Y. Enge.
Rappahannoch.--Ja E. Dunn.
Slash (Hanoyer).--N. Waldrop, J. Z. Dy
son.
Smyrna (king and Queen).--B. H. Walk
er. B. W. Henley, DR.. ). Henley.
Somerset {Orange)--Dr. e. S. Newman.
ScottscNe. No delegate.
Saiem.-W. II. Gardner and Samuel Mere
dth.
Serenth- Street Richmond. wv. II. Glen
mtt. Charles Magruder, Robert Tyler, j. B
Cary. S. Hunter, j. z. Tyler. Robert D. Ty
Ter, James Carter. George B. Stacy. w. +
Fox. L. A. Crenshaw, T. D. Quarles, James
l.. Maury, D. Garnett, Robert Sutton, W
II. Tyler, and George a. Ainsie.
Union (Hanover). No delegate.
Um'mriHe.-N delegate.
WestctNe (Matthews).--C. F. Brown, j
J. Burke,G w. Bohanan, and T. j. Hudg-
ins.
Zion (Dinwiddie).-W. P. Spairs and F
o. Robertson.
Southeastern Co6perdtion.-A. B. Wal.
thall and J. L. It. Holland.
Southeastern Cc9peration.-C.B Bullard ane
| D. A. Snow.
Tide,cater C00peration.-John A. Dear
born, Il. Y. Henley, Peter Ainslie, and w
| II. Clemmitt
Piedmont Co6peration.-P. H. Cutler, L
w. Cave, Z. P. Richardson, and L. A. Cut
| Ter.
On motion Of DR.. Chester Bullard, the
| brethren present who were not delegate
were invited to participate in the delibera
tions of the Convention.
THE "CHRIsTIAN EXAMINER"
On motion Of Elder P. Ainslie, the rules
| were suspended in order that he might move
| that committee of one from each district bs
appointed to confer together in relation t
| the Christian Examiner; which motion was
adopted, and the following committee ap
pointed: Southwestern, D. A. Snow; South
eastern, Robert Wilson; Southern Pied
mont, D. II. Spencer; Tidewater, R. 7
Henley; Piedmont, r. NJ. Kent; Valley
John A. Saum; East Tennessee and Virginia
U. L. York.
The State Board and Committee on the
Christian Examiner were allowed to retire
| for consultation.
FINANCE REPORT.
Elder Charles Magruder, treasurer of the
| State Board, presented his report; which
was read and referred to the Auditing Com.
! mittee.
Dr.. Robert Power moved that general
business committee be appointed; which
was adopted. and the committee appointed as
follows: DR.. Robert Power, r. NJ. Kent, D
A. Snow, A. B. Chandler, j. l.. T. Holland
John Perkins, D. IL. Spencer, and U. Al
York.
REPORTS.
The report of the State Board and the re-
port of the corresponding secretary of that
Board were read and referred to the General
Business Committee.
There being some misunderstanding in re-
gard to whom the reports OF churches were
TO be made, the matter was referred to the
State Board.
The Committee on Sunday Schools having
considered themselves as discharged at the
lust meeting of the Convention, the following
new committee was appointed: V. IT,
Hundlcy, Joseph Il. Tyler, and DR.. Is. ID
Walker.
Or. Robert Power submitted a system ol
parliamentary rules and regulations for adop
tion: which were referred to the Genera
Business Committee.
ADDRESSES.
Elders J.W. McGarvey of Kentucky, w
c. Dawson Of New York, Z. Z. Foote o.
Maine, and j. N. Gilbert of Baltimore, nav
ing been invited to make some remarks, de-
liyered short, stirring addresses.
DR.. C.. C. Biting, pastor OF the Second bap
tst church, being present, on motlon o
Elder Joseph Y. Tyler, he was invited te
participate in the deliberations OF the Con
yention.
The Committee on the Christian Exam
tner submitted their report, and pending 3
motion to adopt, the Convention adjourned
te meet at 4 o'clock. ...... ...s...
Afternoon Session.
The Convention reassembled at O'Clock,
President Pendleton in the chair. After de-
yotionul exercises, the Convention proceeded
to business.
DR.. Robert Power, chairman of the Com
mittee on General Business, reported, re-
commenting that the report OF the State
BOARD be recommitted. Adopted.
The same committee reported, recon-
mendiug that certain words in the report OF
the corresponding secretary be stricken out.
Recommendation adopted, and the report
as amended agreed to.
The same committee reported that the
system of parliamentary rules ana reguia'