, 1874-09-08

rrcacf threo things was nccosBnry3 Diyilio
cali, act Of church. and decision Of Council.
seycral ministers followed in brief Hpoeollos,
taking either side Of tho question without nd
yano'ng any new ideas.
oFF1OEng.
Tho Following, committee TO nominate officers
Rows. hlabio, Busch, md Frost.
In tho abBenco Of tho COMMITTEE for conuul-
tation, Dr.. Morgan introduced
THE FOLLOWING nEapLurloN
Of tl.c erclo., and the right Of lilo individual church
t. T. ardai md dspoao tro Tho lnisry va 70. regard
sss sn & p ssssssy .ses a s's IL s & 9a
tle ministry that churches aou1t ea 70 their nL as-
ter cllrecH, mil aol by advice Ut tho tnnc Of Doc-
Gato1 chosen by tho churches. in uoto,lroce with
the Council. dclcsau tue matter to Tho Council ard
0blIo bS !ta aet!un.
Tho resolution clicltoil spirited discussion.
DR.. Mitchell wanted tho resolution referred to
d committee.
Dr. Nortl,rtlp seconded tho motion to rofer,
and did not lite tho phraaoofoyy "oxpaaienoy,
juatf1ca by 8oripsural pracodont aud Baptist
Dr. Evorts thought tho discussion l.ad brought
ont all thoro waB Of tho subject. Ho naw ITO no.
oosaity for either tue adoptiou or rojoction Of
Tllo Rov. NIr. Frost thought tho resolution Il
very Important ono, and that 1t ought to bn
carefully considered It would DO looked upon
a. Doaring upon Il local oaao, and ought to bo
woll woiglod. 1Io wnH In favor OF ita,feforonce.
Dr. Daylipa wanted action upon tho resolution
at once rs Tits was tho largest meoting Of tho
Association ayor held. ...-....
DR.. Cheney wnntod the whole rnattor roforrcl
to Committee OF soyon, to report at tho mkt
mooting, md naao motion to thnt olfoct, which
,yna cairiad.
Tho Ohalr appointed the following COMMITTEE:
Tho NoyH. Mitchell, Chunoy, Nortl1sup, Morgan.
smith, Moss. and Ellis.
TIE NOMINEES.
tAna kx., fr.t t1,n
aociation reported as follows, which was unatt-
mousy adopted: President, DR.. Chonoy; Heovo-
tary, 4. I. Vail Programme Committee, tho
1soya. j. IL. Ellis, Z. L. 1'aYliss, H. Hurcharl.
NO auprnEHstoN.
DR.. DlaclInfl moved That tho Association rp-
1ueut the reporters to suppress tho resolution
Introduced BY Dr. Morgan, stating TINT por-
ton Of tho public would consider 1t adopted IL it
appeared IN tho report Of the proceedings.
After Home dobuto and Il division OF tho
house, tile motion 1Has loBt.
ORDER OF nuslNEAB.
Tho Committee OH Programme reported tho
following orlor Of busincss for tho next mcot-
ing:
speed; 3, report Of Committee OH Resolutions,
and discussion thereon, specches 1imltotf to five
minutoB, and no ono to speak twice without
permission. '
Tho 1loys. Frost and Ellis wore then appointed
to Conduct tho 1lowly-o!ectcd President to tho
chnir, after which tho mrctlnG djoWynod for Dno
mouth, with prayer by tho llov. s. II. OsSood.
THE UNION.
The Board Of Managers OF tho Baptist Union
held regular monthly meeting at No. 0f East
Washington stroct yesterday afternoon, Dr.
NortLrnp In the chair. Thoro woro fftcon monl-
bors present.
Mr. D!acl,all moved That Mr. Bush mud Mr., Dai-
10y be substituted for Mcsars. Gordon and Doo-
li!tlo On tho Stulouts' Aid Committee, as thoy
Ind not been present Mt any Of tho meetings..
After somo discussion, 1t being urged that W.
caurlos could not DO croatod, tho molten was
withdrawn
FEW CHURCHES.
Tho Committee Oh Church Extension reported
TINT tyo now churches Were dedicated last month
Thirty -aoyonth Street nnl Oiyot; md the
church at Winnctlsa Lad boon recognized.
Dr.. Eycr.a stated TINT tho Mission in Thirty
eoyent1 street opouotl MP as nothing had botoro;
there wero 130 scho!ars in tho school Snnday.
Ain WANTED.
MT. Lush, pastor Of tho Twenty-fif Street
Church, saitl there waa tlobt of $40, QUO on his
church, which had been thrown back on thom
Biuco tho First Church was burnod out. His
people wore unable to pay tho interest, being
3ust able to live. and unloss tho denomination
aided thom tho work would hayo to be given mp.
II tho field was not deserted, in two or ttlreo
yours tue membership would incroaso to 500 or
Goo, md tho sunday y-school havo from 900 to
1,200 members.
Mr. DoWolf, of tho North Church, also n1ade
m appcal for atd; tho rent Of his church was
duo. aud tho owner Of tho property wanted It.
Nr. Ellis moved that moyemens bo made in
all tho churchcg on tho third sabbnth morning
Of this mouth, to secure contributions and Bub-
acriptionH for tho bonost OF the fund for tho us0
Of tho Union, aud that tho Commitroo on Church
Extonsion DO requested to furnish tho facts and
atatstics Of tho noeds OF tho various fooblo i'll
forests.
This provoked considerable debate. tho mniori-
ty saying that It would DO unalyieablo to take up
a collection sooner than October, Binco it was
gonorally understood that appoala wero to bo
made on the first Sunday iu tint month.
Tho motion was lually withdrawn, md Mr.
Eslia moved that the Ways and Mean8 Confnit-
teo decide upon sono day On which tho churches
of tic city shall unitolly talso collections for tho
benefit Of work In tho city, and shae tho CoM-
mttco bo instructed to furnish tho pastors with
tho necessary facts bearing upon tho work.
Tho motion WAS agreed to.
hEr, KorMott moved that tho unlnBignatcd
proceeds Of tho collections DO divided pro rata
among tho different interosta to which tho
Board WIS Pledged, OH tho ba6iB Of their appl-
! cation.
Moro talk followed, It bolug docldctl that notes
| which had gono to protest should bo paid first.
Ilcnoo tho motion did not meet with much favor,
| and it was Withdrawn.
AIr. Dlnckail moved that all unlasiGnated
funda rocoiyod in answer to tho appeal bo OK
| pondcd at tho discretion Of tho Executive Com
mitteo, without reference to any claim made upon
| tho fnnlH by parties who may be represented
| In tho appeal. Agrood to.
The board thon adjourned.
Tlac tt Ton ntfcltGY-to-Sntnt3s - FLEA.
! From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Mr. Thomas Collins, gentleman not l1l-
known to fame, appeared yesterday before Ills
Honor, tho "Dig judge" on tho charge OF
lutr 111v pnftarron A l,oar.n,ur TN rn.