The daily gazette., 1875-10-22
qBST EDlIlON :![::l:lJ.N!
,.,,,odof Baltimore.

AN. FURTHER REPORTS
isNo ,os S,'I N THE EVENING nY DR.
~'fNuJ NnuJylLs-ApJouRNMENr' nylLs
WI VIZ" met at 8 o'clock yester-
lhi i,,;snHon, y "U in Central church. ii e,
'i'' 'Robt, il. Fulton, OF the second
| B7. hGsn ,,n Church, Baltimore, adj
|sbyteInla" ,nn ernod in relation to the
s'S g If @ the freedmen: ,is,f lie mane aos an an
~, appeal on their nI',n,' "a, ,hn hn', rar, ar
ii'.t synod in this work.
tbe y .hra IT offered a resolution urg-
Dt NJ iDclb,urchcs in the Synod to collect
ihecnIjd in aid of the religious work
nd' n me fre dmcn, as soon as pos
c Y,, Mr.; Mr.. Chamberlain Tepresenta-
E'' ~" W. the Rio Janeiro Presbytery, |
Tt l'y,| rslotioa to slavery in Brazil,
EoAelp ia drsire of the slave owners
ID vs. W, ,be education and elevation
,%'~Iorcd people. ,
pT T Mr.. Murphy, a missionary from
,D..i,, ~, referred to the work among
.liIrod people of that State,
&C., IyIW Mr. Spcar compared the mis-
Ao, ym work Of other denominations
,1 n', ,b"t of the Presbyterians, and
,t, l '' ibc former had been more
lalsD, l.irs anil Jealous in their missionary
'a1 ~ Tcron Edwards, from theBoard
,MTi",:te,ial M" relief, reported that 3S4
i and families were now under the
t,s Of the Board,
" p,r Iohn Wilson, President of the
T0.lsyon ~ Female Seminary, was invi-
,"gn.it "i as corresponding member
p.v pay Dr. Edwards from the Board of
p.Stration. reported the following
s.S,cs Number of new volumes,
M ~ 5O. number reprinted, SOP, 200;
..srccalc ,.rl, Of publications, 4,972, GOO;
-sm6sr -s Of Assembly ca,echiams prin.
lid. d4COO, =,
Rrv Nh. Chamberlainfro thcBoaTd
dYntiea Missions, made an appeal
!, t,t.tof the mission work inBIazil
ordot theological Seminary which
iti.prpo.d to erect there.
Ibl srSod here took arccess until
cSvOtttbp P, m.
EVENING sEss ION.
THE synod met at 7:30 o'clock a
| age congregation being grcsent.
Rev. Dr. spoltswood Iead the sixth
/ tiGcr Of st, John, commencing at
la .,l. verse.
Rev. Dr. Wills announced the hymn
"P.lngcl in n Gulf of Dark Despair,
nc0ruectiCn with which he related
bow Bishop Asbury once converted a
Uulg negro slave, many years ago, in
Su;n Carolina, by singing this hymn
& Tie sermon Of the evening was de-
fgercd by Rev, DR., David Wills, of
*Gilaglon, d. c., who took for hi,
Nn, John, VI e., G8
Then Jesus said unto tic twelve
will ye also go awav>'
Then Simon Peter answered him
+ Lord to whom shall We 90? Thol
bat the words of eternal life"
4 The sermon was an earnest and prlC
tGl effort, we'll delivered, and mlinl,
A &.ang that Ovation was ohtainaGl
aytAroagh Christ.
Payer was offered by the Moderate
7lolnen announced the Synod ope
Nbusipess.
Res. J.P, Carter and Rov. job
,uEu. each offered resolution
NiuInlnG thanks tn the committee {
-9oag ments tor their kindness an
Mlslcrailou, to the citizens of Wi
las'on ior heterogeneous hospitality
mlhe railroad companies for the fat
.ueS extended 10 the members of tn
Synod IN reaching Wilmington; and /
he Trustees Of Central Church fl
'ldoTlng the use OF the church fC
Ar sessions of the Synod.
Inc resolutions We're adopted by
/ lsug vote
In ie5ud to the communication fro
rev Alfred Ncvin, in reference to ii
o'seI'alce cf Sunday dIling the Ce
SaA.al, and the proposed running (
.uIGAy excursion trains during Il
,el0Ia'lon, Rev. a. b. Cross read
'e,9R9onaye paper.
INC iLe paper regretted the running {
a,1a.. "alas On 'Ae Lords day, and call,
SsI'.vu SreIu 70 The proposed running
Cou,y auuay excursion trains during Il
veI'elliaL '"ah 1t questioned wheth
iSJ.nl'h ~jn acll'h was not inviting God
,4us nclt, and asserted that never W
,nJ ,rt'e s 20 bold and daring propositio
SaI SaS never was there set of men wi
msa, r u.Ite reason to fear Gods jud
,at. ny.. I1an the men connected wi
AlIrcad companies.
:, rnt ru paper further urged the Syn,
,,S y Iu,.e r with all lovers of good ord,
,gsirs, a morality in bearing testimor
ssS 'sd'usI uSi llls gross outrage against Gt
~ aau religion, and called upon ministt
itsuy ,ryuest their congregations to
n list ."a3 In conclusion it remonstri
ta,as,ai asainst all Sabbath excursions al
jrncv cv,aiamehts, and against any te
alSs 5 q 70 70 produce a general breaki
The C sabbath during the Centenni
por par paper was accepted.
lnn ,V', r,os a, .. Cross presented:a reso
ton p,ioposlng a convention in re
beJ " me Foreign Missions, to
Jann.ru baltimore, on Thursds
Ny Nso oth, 1876. Adopted.
h. sU w. resolution urgently reoomer
Ss WIG formation OF Women's M
r'y r~uaIy Societies among the vario