New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
THE ADVISORY COUNCIL.
LIST OF CLERICAL DELEGATES.

PART IN THE CoUNCu-A REPREsENTAnvD
BODY.
| As the value of the action and advice of the
Plymouth Church Advisory Council must depend largely
the qualifications. influence. and church experience az
the clerical delegates there has been much inquiry snos
the publication the list OF churches for names Of
the pastors. reporter OF THE TRIBUNE asked Mr. Hal
iday and Mr. Beecher for list Of the clergymcn
nected with the churches which have been ted and
was informed that list had been made out but thas
the information sought might be obGiIed from The Coz
Oregatona Quarterly The list Of churches and pastors
given below completed the last Quartcrlv.
which has just appeared, and believed to be correct
The lay delegates will increase the membership OF the
Council to 800 persons 1t will include the prest
dents OF six colleges and members Of the facult o. four
theological semuaries prominent clergyman OF tho
congregational Church, whose position affords him .
large general knowledge OF the Congregations ministers
of the country said he thought om the list that the
Council would be fairly representative He knew tlas
Of the pastors OF the churches Daed friendly
TO Mr. Beecher, but there many others OF excellent
standing in the church who had not publicly expressed
their views Plymouth Church affairs. The Council.
however, would contain many young ministers OF little
experience in church law and usages The last Advisory
Council, he said, had experience with young minis
RS who took up large part Of the time Of the Council
In getting posted the history and poty Of the Church.
ana In illconsdered discussion. Pastor Halliday said
Saturday that replies TO the letermssiye had bern
received from ~ churches III Connecticut anu New
Jersey ignifyiug their willingness 10 take part In
tue Council As the church business meetings usually
held between Wednesday and Friday he thought that
plies from the full number would be received before nsxt
Wednesday II is known that other churches In addition
TO those which have sent replies 10 the invitation have
taken favorable action upon the lettornissve and
expected that very few will decline to participate in the
deliberations The expenses OF the delegates viii be
paid by Plymouth Church. and they will be received -
the houses members Of the church while the sessions
OF the Council are l progress.
Tie following s an alphabetically nged list of the
pastors OF the churches 20 which the ettermissve has
been sent:
ADAMS, GEO. NJ First Church. Holisron, Mass
ANDERSON EDWARD, First Cong Clurcl, quincy, Ill
BoS Il gD%D VI 5e t ayS Cong S% cSrSS SITS Hae III
EaRsSW E ~ f't m S cSsrs s%TaSe
BAEsos Cs D. Sn,6 rk street ,I Church lowell Mass
B1TE Fsss s IS r. ffHst 1R cR9reS cnandasa t
bFeS hGG a. gasS9 11r,s cop
BINGHAM +. b.. First Church. Rockville Conn.
BLAKE, ;. L.. South Church, Concord, y. H.
BARE, LYHiT 4, FiIsi FEiIsi c6aTe9, a, Msi1gsni Ai Mass
B BsnS cna & Eass SsaFs dGSfss %a % Ma
hhSTSIS i5sl S&S! HSRs
EGlsioW IEwIs3 9, FIr,t T Church, Burlington; VI.
BgsasEL ALgEsr Leagitt Lay street F Church Chicago IN
BsMSw Bs E GrF & Fri rf c5rG SagIe oaH B vsrScn % Ohio
CAygRso CmARIEs First Congregational cl Lombard, m
cIaRSf josErh 3, Jamaica plain Church, icsion Mao
G TLt mi F TaS GaSrS SeMas Mysf vas Rsaf Conn
coorFs t jASrs s., Firsi C6arch, Lockport S.Y.
cSen PiGi III Fist Frs Church 81 nSsfoa Conn
fshTGI pAfT JizT HD, u.s. frst ch"Fch church Paaasi 6Lo
ir ch%gs FF.a4SSRs' ''-
DAs DAxS 6uHs Pymoat6 cr TSasn cs Ind
BES.oS IoTN F ShGrSh itsS SeS BTd tain Sgsn Ma
DicXixsoS, c. f., FIRST church, Elen, III
BSta ssSa ass Fr;s IL cS4Heh PSass me-
BgSSINe HSNs @ ~ First turs Church south Norwak c0
EHsrNAs l. H. y, Plvmoath Church birmingham, ks.a
ELIswoaIn A. Fiji Ti5s cSnqIs cmgTSh was;ST99 I9w9
FAY sSloNoY II M IamnG@d S 1 Gngrsh rnT,,,a ESneO Ne
FEE FEE TH STc w H. n cSn na haIS ISrlaa Baasor Me- Me-
TElp 5nos r. rst t,a, G3uTSh New London Conn
FRIsBE. Es ALvkn L., Frsi Church. Des Soines, Iowa
GrS GadE wv n dfsna SaHe ca ffa5 5 Nae; Conn
GooDELL, c; L., Pilgrim Church, 81 Louis; no.
GRiFFT1s GiiFTim welsh Cong Church Cincinnati oass.
HALL, A. IT,. First Church, Merden Conn.
MiLI, GoRroy hdw@Tds Church NSrtl. M mgton. Mafa
HssHi G5e%sf S;alFa G@%rcRi FSsiSsa5f RI.
HRFk @ AlE AuT f' m ant 9eThon cSre oon Use.
HILL EoeoF = tE F't SngS Gaqsn MssG SSatDGE e Conn
9ra HSs dE 5EIri J Ffs ch9rSS bsna 6nS mass
H0wF, L. FGiSk First Ch rch, T.rre iiante' Ind
4 ISIs R g. F5 Ge9TS6 nGo cGIaass 3r os 2eg Ind
iryKSs, JosiiH e., first Sh,Tsa, IliWeTT. Ohio.
JoHSsoS JJ0RssoS iiMrs G. Frst Church. Rliiand ".
JSrs JSln Msrw a. mr'G C. g. nv @ MIA
KELSEY HENRY =, lirSt Church WOburn. Mass.
kFNr EyAKfs FIRST Church. Michigan Csy, Mich.
Ksc.D wnIN M & Frst ShqTeh & ks9,yegwor;s NV & Kan
nNsN cHis H. salem street Church Worcester, Mssa
LAWRENCE, r. H., First Church PoughEeepslo, NY
Li1f LIE + A. Arnps r%ss First sf Church FoS da lac WIS.,
I2 ,ys " M H. I 4s5 eeqFh GSn MoG5R ecR,rs ST s RI
NAMING, J. NJ, Old south Church Boston, Mass.
y Msafrs Er;t 5s"s;5 S1,;.
MIGa Aggs G. FEsI 1. c9a5ea 1, D%yenpST IGsa Mss
MILE THos NJ, Fnsi Church, Minstea' Conn. 49,,
NTwcoT b. RTshf EI pacG SI 99Ie9 9 Como S
PANE Wa P, nirsi Church, Holden, Mass: ,...
PE GaAS % H. E sdc%s F Ch1TS chaTsh SdrS ona Slh
pE!HINs \. E. r.. East Church VAR Mass
riERcR. Ens Fg X First % Church Biina D. Mass
UFE r. %aaqi AysaSe Gs9gs c9ry e. TSs sosSn' MS Ma
PSiXAa Gro j., : Tst Church, Miiblry. Mass
FAHS. HAHS'S M1naS W. oaySt c@aTc6. MiiEsakst W,
Gasas g SRi'. III frlt ETs c6aTe GeSI cSs SasG" g.
EGssif ss fasi; % l Pr.t Frt c6ufsh Kssma1oc Mich
NJ H. t.i Est f9qTSh 91l,n yo3N 99,s;l ie No
50 4 5;ysSPS rsS ca1Ts9 a,Dse.icT E}%PtGn IT, Mn'
si,.Y sEltG o,s T II L. FIRST Church Beardsiown H.
sH saEF2 e. AnsiL ALL ( FIst chHTs6 spencer
sN.Tii EDWARD =, 7 Tst Church, Pennington, Conn
smiiI j. MoasAS, First Church, GIaud ne RSgi-s Mich
Sf% Mos' s = r a. ee5FS GsS4el IfssiSq Fasq g.
sSlI Sou TcsE ciiaRs Vi Frst Church 6einam Nass
srAULpSe GEORGE m HIs & barb 2oyer n a. nt u,
sTAsTs sFA, Tsi IifSar T.. First Church Bristol
sos A. plymouth STea cSn1t Mtm1seGS p@sSS Mss Msa
TVLSa ii1sS iIwiGa, Vfst church, 9shs%Ggp; :. V
Ts%Es dESR$E & en- Of pIha pfTInasS PPy%Ou'n PUD s'-
THOMAS Bt'nES Harvard Church. Brootlinc, Mass.
TM1rsos \. B., First Church f9ir ,ay Haven IS Conn
TSssE TSsGifS GSS rAI 4 second chSfgS hcoks &
ckEa JosHg. T. sSecnd GhST%SS % Te@SS cyena Ea oso
rwifcaEIL Jos j.. ks n@ mn Church iayf"rd Cons
TyES TyE fuasfsM HESR7 ~ ~ calVinss chsrc Fe6ns, Mas