The daily gazette., 1876-03-22
EDITION
||Ipiinpton NJ. {, Conference.
hu DsYS PROCEEDINGS.
LopIAL, TO THE GENERAL
CONFERENCE.

o,,oN AND EVENING SESSIONS
,slJ.cATHoLtC RESOLUTIONS sUs-
,yvp-uEMoRfh AIS TO THE GENERAL
INFERENCE ADO 'rEp-orhhH husi-
ss.
Inference met at 2t ,'cloCk, yes.
v AFTERNOON, Rev. j. ID. Curtis
kding.
lward Moore, layman) was re-
tcd Trustee Of the Riddle Trust
be- report oi the w oinen's forolgn
onary Society was read and adop-
Also resolutions recommending
Eoccty to the assistance of Con-
nce and cxten ding it unqualified
patby and cooperation;
DC report OF thd board OF Church
bnsiOn, showing balance on hand
V56 As with ot her amounts yet to
dded, was read and adopted.
he memorial services to Rev,
lev Kenney, deceased, late Presi-
Elder of Dover District, were
bed with the singing OF the 1076th
bn, and prayers by Rev. |. \. Coo
D. D. and Rev Chas. Hill.
ev VIM. w. 1lutchin read a brief
hoir of the deceased, relating the
Iortant events of his ministerial
and bearing testimony to his
lily; character and personal worth.
|. T. Cooper briefly referred to his
sonal associations with the deceased
related some appropriate occur
ces of DIR. Kenn ney's last days,
lev. George A. Pboebus bore tes-
ony to the thoroughness and sue
Of DR.. Kenney's ministerial
il
lev, L. Davis related some clos
incidents.in the life OF the deceas-
ev. G. W. PrettyinaE testified to
Kenncy's social disposition and
ndly sympathy with his associ-
lev. John Wilson alluded to the
tnng, attainments and studious ha-
Of the deceased, and to his earnest
BITS for the su ccess of Wesleyan
male College.
Kew. Vaughn Smith referred to the
der sympathy of Dr. Kenney for
Cted and sorrow stricken friends.
The memorial presented by Rev. Mr..
btChins was adopted.
The report of the committee on
ntenary Celebration was again pre-
bted, aud in regard to the resolution
kuiring collections by subscriptions
be taken up at the celebrations for
benefit of the Conference Academy
Len not otherwise directed by the
pscribers, Rev, H. Colelazer offered
substitute.
The substitute declared that each
bscTiber should indicate which
ucatl0n institution under the charge
the Conference he wished his sub
riptien to be spplied to, and when
preference is specifically declared,
e amounts gs subscribed shall be
Pnsldered as made for the benefit OF
e Conference Academy.
The substitute was lost, and the full
port OF the committee was adopted,
lth an amendment providing that all
specihed contributions shall be di.
ded between the Conference Acade.
y, Wesleyan Female College and
lckinson College.
The report Of lie Education commit
n In fe'erencctd Drew Seminary was
Conference ad adjourned until 7.3(
clock ?. N.
EVENING sRssIoN.
d, iae evening session opened at z,
h" btl'eh' n, Dr' l. A. Cooper presiding
onufch, at The hour of opening
Fas crowded with a large audience
Religious exercises were cooductef
He', a. ID, Davis.
A resolution, signed bv Rev I II
ladwell, A. W. Milby and v smith
'as offered, providing for n session al
1eIocH toI" ga a. m, Wednesday. in ordeI
iiImi a"v ietther action relative to tn,
p",, r. wa COM ference Academy.
Mo '', A. Colclazer offered substi-
NJ IL" oeGc,afing thc renwed confidence
ToG". Is conference in the Academy
Irn;.t;s ;.Hs IL support in the way o
"a inihE pupils, and providing tina
bsdn d,-'sIef'al ,a ,tl sh description previously
NJ " 'ne Acad dcmy will be paid il
10 fnb",;' b"e|'oiS q liestiOn was called oa
e snI'a,'iitute, "a nd being sustained
Ren R'as,' ute was adopted.
Nj H. y w. Alilby moved that TIL,
ksnv r,;s ;oalled, n order to see hov
Etnt;nna.H n.HiSters had paid their sub
Nv ''' 10 INC Conference Acade
a notion to la " this motion on III,
De Ie was adopted
ley Geo. A Phoah,s fro,, ,ho oo,r
luce to whom was referred Tho "a
9llons rererrinc to i'u ,ha oornor.t rno If
glls of Trustees of Romsr ." Gatbnli, 1pplIi
Ags rens. , as conferred by our Stat
relation upoh examining the statut
bmpariun :; 70 catholic Churches, an.
ther dene. !. With statutes relating t,
bund in ~, ,Il,i'nations, difference wa
prpOrai;na ,ae prescribed methods of in
9 The.hg trustees.
NJ, y, mat statute does mt secpre 70 ,b
privilen.nnoii societies any right
lher rcl'GSi Ses NOT equally secured t,
g. Tho, societies.
lection ef tile ~ privilege in regard to tn
{ socic,iasi rust ees of Roman Catho-
ightes, vS ",i,, uoea not interfere in tn
other rei;'a %l;n ing nights and privilege
4 Thai tt,,ihigous ~ societies.