National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-13
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country ana Kiye 70 washington the nnest tnsti-
tuition 81 the kind In America.
Il was grand opportunity, one they should be
proud 70 seize upon and pront BY. He had been
they should raise this flO0ooo 70 accept the
matchless gin Of the philanthropist Corcoran.
ThereWere but two months remaining for them to
work. They had already raised $50 900 in this
city, and with the sid Of Baltimore they felt as
sured OF raising $4,000 additional. When this
was done be felt confident they would succeed,
sion for jubilee. The report was then adopted.
Rev. DR.. Gray, from the committee on the ad-
mission Of churches, reported favorabIy on re-
ceiTing Mount zion fcoIoredl Of this City, ana
that the application Of the Third Baptist (eolored)
Of this city be referred to the pastors Of this city
anniversary Of the body. The report was agreed
The following was sgrsed to.
Resolved, That the Standing COMMITTEES on eol-
Orod people be increased 70 SIX members, three Of
whom shall be residents or the District Of Colum-
The report Of the committee on the eolored
people, previously submitted, was taken up and
AcoLoRED ASSOCIATION PROPOSED.
Rev. John T. Craig, Of Baltimore, offered the
following which was briefly discussed and laid
Rsso,vse, That in view Of the great prosperity
AZ, tesq9s s9e ion o. eeiored churches IN
lumbia, We recommend, for the increased useful
ness and efficiency OF their churches. that they be
an association distinct from the present White and
cOlored, as az present constituted.
Resoleed, That committee be appointed Of
While and colored brethren to confer on the prae-
ticability Of this movement and report az the
next annual meeting for final action.
The specialEder Of the evening, that Of raising
1900 70 cover The de1cit In the treasury, which
has been disbursed BY the treasurer out Of his pr
vate means, to meet the demands made upon the
association, was then taken up.
A subscription was started In the meeting TO
obtain the money, and 1854 was raised, and to Sc
cure the balance IL was decided TO take up q col
Mr.. A. +. Crane offered several amendments to
the constitution, which, under the rules must lay
over for one year before being acted upon.
Rev. Jas. Pollard, jr., presented the report on
home missions, which was approved.
Mr.. Bradford presented the report on foreign
missions, which was adopted.
The present trustees Of the widows and SUPER
animated ministers fund were re elected
The report Of the committee on obituaries was
presented and adopted.
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD.
The following was announced as the executive
board J. W. NJ. Williams, E. Calvin Wilson,
VIM. Miller, E. B. White, ]. B. ThOmas sr u
B. Thomas, J. d. spillman. Jos. RenshsW, N. J.
Palmer. 7: ": Patterson, E. N. Harris, g. N.
Wolfe, +: W. King, r. W. Hamill, L. 5. Healy,
Rosetta Gold, W: 7; Brantly. A. T. Crane, a. ",
Tyler, VIM. Bayne, Geo. q. Tyler, L. NJ Ham
mOnd, H. r. Crane, Wilson Keyser, ]. T. Craig,
Burger, Z. II. j. Hsrker, g. W. sSHderii Issf y
Wilson, W. H. Hosmer, B. Todd, W. ]. Brown.
A. +. Miller J. =. Weishampel, q. West, w. B.
Pollard, James Pollard, t. Huits. @. E. swim.
dell, g. T. Eubank, J. ]. q. Riley, Jos. @. Riley,
r. Fuller H. Woods, G.. o. Manning, W. b.
Lowering, Joshua Lowering, A. A. Chapman. w.
y. Foster, DR.. q. A. Leas, W. II. Ryan, g. p.
Nice, D. q. Chapman, n. r. Wilkinson, W. 7.
Birmingham, Z. L. Allerd, Geo. Baker, J. H.
Appleton, W. NJ. Ingersoll, A. RothWell, ]. W.
Parker. 2. Richards, W. Slickney E. H. Gray
S. H. Mirick, g. F. Gulick, S. NJ. featman, Jno,
II RrQdlaK Iohu g Polar I Wallfuur
xlers, W. V. Bonisi ID. b. wilhelm and r. II.
Mr. Nelson, from the committee on time and
place Of next meeting, reported recommending
High-street church, Baltimore, as the place and
the second Tuesday in November. ISIS, as the
time, Rev. q. W. Sanderlin to preach the annual
sermon and Rev. J. H. Appleton alternate.
The report was accepted.
COMMITTEES APPorxrEp.
The moderator announced the following com
on Finance-J. Frank Brown, Q. West and Eu-
On Publication, COlpOrtage and Bible Distribu-
tlon-J. T. Crazy, ). II. Yeatman and Charles
Tyler.
On Education-H. Taylor, W. NJ IngersoIl, +.
T. 4. Iristoe, w. Judson Brown, E. N. harris and
on Ci.Y Hissious and Outdoor Preaehine-G.
F. Guliek, q. E. SWindeu and ]. B. Thomas, jr.
On Colored People--O. T. A. Keyser, ]. j. q.
Riley, g. W. Wolfe, 2. Richards, Charles Rich
On History Of Ohurehes-Andrew RothWeII,
. White, Jos. Mettam.
On Digest Of Letters-J. +. Wershampell, IT.,
d., r. Watkinson, Miles Reade.
On Domestic Missions-G. 7. Eubank, +. w.
King, g. T. Tyler.
on Foreign MissiOns-J. W. Parker, W. j..
Brown, VIM. Miller.
on Temperance-j. H. Appleton, W. H. Ryan,
7. E. Wilson. sE - =
To audit treaurer's account Of widows and
minlstsrs-A. T. Crane w. H.
]. L. Poler.
number Of resolutions were passed, returning
thanks to the congregation Of the Fifth Baptist
church, especially the ladies, for daily providing
lunch to the delegates; the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for providing halffare tickets, and the
press of the city for their fu reports Of the pro-
ceedings Of the associations sessions.
ONLY USE PUREwINE
The following was adopted:
Whereas much Of the article commonly called
Hinefs . vile and poisonous compound, and there
ore not Mt 70 symbolize our Sayiour's precious
blood; therefore, be IL
churches within the bounds Of this association to
seek to obtain pure wine for use ~ the Lords
supper.
The association then adjourned.