The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-05
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
- Orr PEPPER. Va tJune 2 1870
Morning Session.

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Rev. W. II. Williams, OF Alabama, made
some striking remarks, on the Importance OF
the cultivation Of min isterial pietY.
The unfinished husin ess being the consid-
Grafton Of the resolutions OF Mr.. Watkins
in reference to the .Sunday-School Board,
Mr.. Watkins withdrew his resolutions.
The resolution of c. II. Ryland, which
was laid on the table, was then taken Up, it
being explained that it was agreed to bring
the Association to q direct vote on the qi,Gs-
! tion of abolishing the Board. The resolu-
ton or Mr.. Rv1and was to abolish the Board,
and the Association voted by an overwhelnl.
ing majority against the resolution. The
Board was therefore continued. ...
Rev. IT. S. Dunnaway presented the re-
port of the Committee on --..
l.s;} = ~. NEW BOARDS, ..
as follows ,.t
| State Mission Board-Rjchmond.-J. R.
Garlick, president; j. B. Jeter, first vice
president; j.: Haynes, second vice-presi-
dent; Fl. K. Ellyson, corresponding secre-
tary; James T. Gatewood. recording secre-
tary. Other managers: A. E. Dickinson,
G. Gray, c. L. Cooke, D. B. Winfree, a. P.
Fox, Joseph Fl. Fox, John S. Bethel, T. W.
Sydnor, John N. Murray, Henry Hudnall,
+. NJ. Latham, j. 7. Ellyson, j. E. l..
Holmes, c. Quarles, Thomas J. Evans, j. B.
Hutson, A. Broaddus, Jr., Alex. Walker,
A. Bagby, T.. II. Elicit, jackson =. Wood,
L. j. Haley, j. j. Hopkins, r. w. Powers,
Thomas Tabb w. G.. cambridge, Thomas
J. Starke, 3. a. Jacob, and Furman Tupper.
Education Board-R ichmond.-W. E.
Hatcher, president; A. B. Brown, first vice
president; W. S. Bland, second yice-presi-
dent; j. r. Ellyson, corresponding secre-
tary; E. c. Goddin, recording secretary.
Other Managers Coleman Workman, Josiah
Ryland, Jud. B. Wood, 2. i. Herndon, W.
3. Gray, L. r. Chiles, w. e. Tanner, E.
Harrison, Fl. C. Burnett, George.J. Hooper.
Sunday-School and Bible B0ard-Staun-
! ton.-Charles Manly, president; G.. II. Ry-
land, first vice-president; J. L. Carroll, Sc
cond yice-presdent; J. W. Todd, CORE
spending secretary; j. 3. Uoge, recording
secretary. Other Managers: W. II. Peyton,
W. o. Thomas, C. L. Frey, Lewis Peace, S.
NJ. Wilkes, w. D. Gambler, B. Sears, ". L.
Kerr, S. II. Reese, r. t. Leftwich.
Foreign Mission Board-NoJok.-W.
D. Thomas, president; r. Jones, first vice
president; a. E. Owen, second vice-presi-
dent; T. Hume, corresponding secretary
f. NJ. Byrne, recording secretary. Other
managers: W. II. Morris, S. S. Gresham, L.
E. Elliot, E. C. Brooks, Miles Davis, J. T.
Borum, II. T. Rogers, r. G. Staples, 7. W.
Goodwin, T. B. Anderson.
Home Mission Board-Lpchburg.-W
A. Montgomery, president; T. w. sydnor
first yice-president; J. r. Harrison, second
vice-prcsident; G. B. Fleet, corresponding
secretary; Y. r. Bowman, recording secre'
tary. Other managers w. A. Miller, Maui
rice Moore, j. A. Hammer, Philip Ryan, \,
w. Talley, w. G. Hammer, w. L. Bowman.
W. III. Wrcnn, William Hurt, w. 3. Free
man.
Board of Trustees of the ministers Re,
lief Fund: c.. L. Cooke, president; Thoma:
J. Evans, vice-prcsident; Thomas J. Starke,
treasurer; William R. Vaughan, j. II. c.
Jones, G. T. Sutherland, William G.. Dan
bridge, J! F. Cottrell, Miles Turpin.
The report was adopted.
GENERAL EVANGELIST.
Rev.J. L. Carroll, from the committee to
whom was referred Dr.. Jeter's resolution
on the appointment OF general evangelist
for the State, reported that it was inexpe-
dent at this time to make the appointment.
- The report was adopted.
DR.. Manly, from the Committee on
CHANGES n THE CONSTITUTIONS,
reported amendments to the effect the. the
ballot might ut the pleasure OF the Associa
/ ton be dispensed with, nnd that majority
of votes cast shall be sufficient to decide any
question save amendments to the Constltul
ton. Adopted by the necessary vote OF t"e
thirds.
! On motion OF II. R. Pollard, Of King
William, WON ans work in foreign missions
was warmly commended, and the formation
and fostering of female missionary societies
earnestly recommended. Mr.. Pollard sup
ported his resolutions in a few earnest, well.
timed remarks.
In the absence of the corresponding sec
Rotary Rev. DR.. T. Hume, OF Norfolk I'LL
REPORT OF THE FOREIGN MI ss1oN BOARD
was read by the secretary OF the Associa'
ticn. Rev. L. J. HALEY. The report state
the work of the Foreign Mission Board o
!, the Southern Baptist Convention, ana dc
] tailed its plans and prospects, as recent!
| published in the Dispatch. 1t brings gu
the point that the white Baptists OF Flrslnll
have during the past year raised $4,000 TO-
foreign missions. '.'. Y.
Rev. DR.. Topper then made one OF hi
-enth usiastic, eloquent; and stirring speeches
| at the conclusion Of DIR. Tupper's ad
dress, the, Association rose and SUM
9. Praise God from whom all blessings
flow .; and Dr.J. A. ,Broaddus led in Ter
vent and appropriate prayer. - - .''
DR.. 4. E. Dickinson earnestly insisted
! that. 1920 was not enough for the Asso
citation to raise during the coming year, blu
that they could md fwould raise at leas
] $4,000. st,,-.3Et /! IIEH
| DR.. w. z. Hatcher said that he believed
that the time was at hand when our churches
would furnish all the funds necessary, ant
! the practical question would arise as t.
whether we will consecrate cur children
and especially our daughters, TO this work
4 ~, TT e$or,oll TIT oad fhe tfsp Of mite