Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-10

J r Griffith, 4 A Boshamer, NJ Hunt.
J b Bobbitt. r s Webb, W Ell Moore,
&C Dodson, John Tillett called and
passed,
The call was suspended and the
Bishop introduced to the Conference
Rev J o Wilson d d pastor of the 1st
Presbyterion Church of Wilmington,
TIC Moses, J N Jenkins, " M Jor-
dan, called and passed.
Rev Robert 0 Burton, addressed the
Conference on the subject of the neg
lect of infant baptism in various por-
tons of the church. Prof A " Man
gum spoke on the same subject.
Rev l. Hendren also addressed the
Conference on TIE subject, stating some
of the difficulties that were met.
Rev Junius p Moore, spoke stating
the difficulties and objections which
under his observation the subject OF
infant baptism bad met and tie falsity
Of the arguments ag inst it.
The call OF Z ders then proceeded.
J j BERN, (I:is report was remarkae
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any effort Ior the feiIef OF the orphans
OF the Stale, which was unanimously
carried.
| Sd PooIer II. Crier ST,aoyd T r
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IVey' y y haftseii, u May, y Fuett
and q NJ Anderson. All the above
nasse1 in examination of character
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by MI Anderson repor on 1he suo-
iect of revising the class books so tpat
they would represent the exact mem
horabi,
W. vi. hopey was called ana the
Presiding Elder handed in a commu-
nication from him which was referred
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w. o-o ~ IL lA''e'oo VI A1A "0e'lo"
Il Mann, Is Martin, ) Is A ford,
} L BagWell, j b Bailey and @ z
Deems were called and nassed
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'"'ie"' VIC OlShop h"nueo III TIE Hollow
ing letter from which was read:
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. N. "
November % 1875.
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INV AM Hf'-fi' Df'oIhEh' AulIty
lIui TeaIs az oecaL ~ d hehlpef OF
t ti'o WI III C"io'iLls' conferences. IN
~ LIe - L. 'il 49, q ,IiiU VI century
"HioH Las oioP9eo un'A last year, l
lever niisSeu d heh7loh ana never 1alled
~ "e present aO TIE opening, except IL
4 Soh1aFy instance, When was una
Voiuaoly oe'ain9a on the ROAD. Dur
ing thSi' Iline L nave served the Con
Terence and the church as CIrcult-rIder,
9Iat!cheo ffeacher, Iresldlng Elder,
fE9lessof' secretary OF the Conference
ana Deiegate 20 the General Confer
cice. and PRESIDENT OF the Annual
O9'ieIence'
nave never a1heo ioe any oHce,ap-
poihtne1l or accommodation, out nave
gone at ally pecuhiary, personal and
uol1e7t'c sacrifice Wherever and wien
eFef seh'' LII the providence OF goo,
HltnonI nay own sething. L am the
fa'tof o. me ChqSch OF the strangers,
an evahSe1l C. Il i9!epthuent church III
t tilis cry. t;ie h5istoty oI my cohhec,
''on "l'' - - Il, 80 hi'o ,cd 20 many.
| inc 10 49, Ne" l oTfI ~ 100 10 attend >"
c5It0iE '2"".n1t ~ INTEREST supporting
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