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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

A writer in the Hob gives the fol-
lowing points for blacksmitbs: Many
smiths put on their tires too loose,
being afraid Of getting too much
dish, and are satisfied il only the
boss aud customers arc pleased when
they look 1t the wheel. But they do
not lcok 10 seo the broad daylight
all around tho wheel between rim
aud tire. How can such . wheel
answer tho purpose, when the tire
docs not hug the rimP Allowing
mud and water 10 settle between
them. In sure 10 spoil rim and tenon
Of spoke, or crowd the tire Oh. The
wheel, after . few months, comes
back 10 the shop for rssetting; The
smith sses his mistake, and in most
casss the tire then gets put on too
tight. Let . wheel be thoroughly
seasoned. have the proper thickness
Of tire, and snug fitting on the rim;
never mind the dish, . little moro or
less. II only tho spokss do not spring;
and you fud in the end o more cred
liable Job than having the tire too
loose. but less dish.
Such wheels will sometimes run
years without setting tire, or will
wear II out. II properly taken care OF
in the dry season. What I mean By
care. 10 10 have the rims painted
when bare spots begin to show, and
10 be often washed.
The talk about % much dish tor .
certain size Of wheel, and NO more,
10 oil bosh. ] have handled wheels,
and 30 have many others. ! suppose,
where one Get dished much more
than The other, with the same smoust
Of draft on both. Il h impossib's
10 establish . rule for dish on wheele
but have the tire 20 sst on the whsd
% 10 become what II should b, ,
protector.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17
DlorHERs.

CastoriaIis the result of 20 years expert
ments by DR.. Samuel Pitcher, of Massa-
chusetts. 1t is vegetable preparation as
effective as Castor Oil. but perfectly pleas
ant to the taste. It can be taken by the
Dr.: A. J, Green, of Royston, Of Ind, says
SRs:-I have tried the Castora and
can speak highly of its merits. 1t will, I
think do away entirely with Castor Oil; it
is pleasant and harmless, and is wonder
fully efficacious as an aperient and laxa-
tive. IT Is the cesy thing.
The Castoria destroys worms, regulates
the Stomach, cures Wind Collie, and per
etficacious in Group, and for TeethinR
Children. Honey is not pleasanter to the
taste, and Castor Oil is not SO certain In its
effects. It costs but IS cents, in large bot
ties.
J. B. RosEl& Co., 46 DENEw York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

starch dissolved in three tablespoon
fuls of cold water; cook for a min
ute then add falf a cup Of white
sugar, and pour the mixture into
the dish. Serve hot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

GnA1S"'nE, .. I'm .;''s cc.. !: S...r
's ~. p. rsv ~ ~ e.ss.sss: 40
preliminary eAssainasl.s... No ssisiiilonsi
lses tes Obtaining aad eonuuettau = ~
heAEian. w .et.at sisess!ea VI tlse tom
s'.s.iessst Alb rejssted applleaiie,s.
may ~ te,is.d. sissat ~ ss.essa given
uiiice. kAtcaslops tsiose Vceusvss, IL.
is.nEnesi susss ia ditlsvas ssslss, and 10
'aiscnls sssS sssnp ss tstsssss ~ss.
sss Ssssssss &c sssss sssss.
ssssA css~a s.sss wssssss sssA ssssss.
t'oa.sssed Land Cass- psu-seussd h..
ha. the \ =. tsenssai lsn.l psssss AID
;Issr.s ss'i iioH s.fKxD ,s..s s s.ss ,a
~ lsssssssslp ~ - ~ and - sese I..sss.
~ iss~,si ~ shs sss.ss Il 10 rs s .
upon amp ussssnms.ns land suis)sss ~ pa.
ssse esstfs /, ~ - lgs aete, u y af eslaal
sslus sl.h lL.anly l1nd sssssss. s.ss
see0e - esssssss . ssA - ps@Sss~s 81
Assssss ~ esv ssa ussssy.
ntfis'kttn, ssbi.plEMn sed aAit,
uets ~ tise iste was, 90 tbst kstfs. err IN
many csss-~ ewtttlsst " sspssey ssuen The
.s.ssssa~ms II wkkh tkes have M kse~
les1os. Wssss tult kl~sosy Ut s~ssis~, and
ssste asssssssas VI Ias ensi. lsvysas svsxssssil
hsssluss rsssaptses II 1 1 A@DikA "a, and
: wi svtss' sssss s''sssss'''sss ssn s~ usssa
e~esesess
All oFtu'Eptr. soi.nI sRx saa sail
49, ~: =. s.sssssassl: Ivlss.sss, n .ss,..sa .
. v~sssss " sslslsssiss Oh .Ati0k = %
us~rs )ss~sp~sssi ~ ull.MOtah 4 GU,
leessss Ne Nposvese Coptt " ~ tHl>est
seaeses ths tisose ~ t1nlssss. essl lhs Asssih
ssW taiass tssesssslunt.s
nsea aes~ss~ssws If s~s hsssaeruoy ~wa.
q - ssr !: 49, 800 :.s .s $500 saf'Es
e. GA sssE' ssssss| ssS:s;lsss |ss|' c~sl
9sss essswseed - Vl sN9nN y III =
~ essssstoo ".
vshwsssv Inn. issa ssu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-01
NEW ORLEANS SANITARY ExCAVATINe COMPANY

Has the best and most eff
cient apparatus used in the
United States for cleaning
water closets, vaults, etc.
The Company is ready to
execute orders diligently,
and ut low prices.
j. IANGLES. P. Il. BECHTEL,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-01
OFFICE OF THE
New Orleans Pacific Railway Conf !,

At meeting Of the Board OF Direct rs az
tile New Orleans Pacific Railway Conn hny.
held this day, it was unanimously esol-
we'd:
That whereas, the Board OF Direct n of
the New orleans Paclllc hhllWay tqu lany
have satisfactory assurances that the Om-
panY can procure. by means of first |ort-
gage bonds, NIL the necessary rAils, D kes,
fish plates. locomotives, cars, d4potss later
stations, turn tables, and othet neet vary
improvements, after the ROAD lsnal have
been graded. tho bridges built af the
cross ties procured for the entire linz and
Whereas, when the. sum Of sj7b,e0t hall
have been subscribed. said Compan will
be able to complete the entire line. eady
for the rails and rolling stock: tibet fore.
Resolved. That the President 81 this
|Company be aud Is hereby authoril hi to
issue in the name of the New Ofleta & Pa
cific Railway Conrnny, bonds on its Zntire
Inc from CIV Orlerns to Shreveport In.
anu hlhrsnhlt, IeStS, Ut an hinount hot to
exceed $i2,O00 per mile payable inlforty
years, and bearing interest mt the Txte Of
SIX per cent erannum ana 10 secure the
payment Of said bonds, in both prikcippl
and interest. the said President q snid
Company ls nefeDy authoflHeq 70 execute
n first mortgage and act OF pledge bn oil
the railroads, capital stock. corhorate
franchises, and real and personal pfoper-
IS Of every kind of said Now Orleahs Pa
cifle Hallway Compony either now bwnnd
and poss sscd by said Gompany.k ~ here
after to ba acquired, and t. !, .Presi-
dent be authorized to offer anlV m etlb-
scfiptions for ST5 900 Of said first mort
gage bonds in the city Of New 0ljeans
II il further
Resolved, That the proposition u issre
second mor'ghge bonus on sac load is
hereby wlthdrawn' and parties asaaving
Sunscrlpnd thefetn are hereby aul4orized
ana emitted, OF apPl,catloh. 70 i've the
! first mortgage bonds It il furthef
Resolved. That subscriptions f. said
nrst mortgage hnius VIII pe ree8ved at
the ONO" 81 thn company, hnu pitMible in
monthly instruments Oh twenty l'T cent.
Il -. Ia MHEELOCK. PresI.,ant.
Il +. l.. RNNTITT, Secretary.
UAytyttnt IL igT9a sFe3
, 1877-05-28
SABBATH OBSERVANCE.
CARRYING SUNDAY MAILS.

Dr. Van Dyke, Chairman Of the Committee on
Bills and 0yertutcs, submitted the following:
OrtFtuys 4io S-Kl12ston lScsbysery. IN ylcH Of tho
AaFln2 sa4 Iprteas!ux drsectAtlon ef the L0rs Day,
.gv3 ,y hssss ~ otIers Assembly thh carefully
ss stsn Il eSs
& ss Il @ III Il i ~ 3ss q H.
for tAu udsconlpaancsG VI s1ch uk3 wrfs widely cfcu.
istsd l,ea .aa ,eaan:sHuy ,s!s1sd 5eaa.s eS~G,s:
.l h.t s Rsa'sa Il as
as5t df ~ nssa 70 s
It. sests e.! & s.s
ssss ~ az = : 4 tse \ s
II ii b. uTge1 that admitting lht yrt tho iayurshie
2S Iis - ssts y s S
= & y: " !Sssss 'lls
f.it6 10 1oi an ieiI ". win lhtts y eaa. and
~ * P X b i
iaoas u eecs.ias.iea boiss % Ss95sta o1ssstsaca
VI! not u xYta the papss o. w1tea 1asy e Tttsa M
oar vuFks, II W 1e3al1 sunday mai. sprss rsth.r
= 9x' Ss pSki 4
Vs receive, Ths usnersl Government bus the crva
tuss aaa f tbs sors az 4;
sl'S' IT, a..isaa ~ rlst;iiss lASt;fss SsIl sls
t. III. ss kRua lad ,saP fssSn
E s: u saadsy stin I'D l6as 20 asapo1s
saesct SEsa liz sst1cs msy ~ ot sash - exceptional
nature Could uut he "a blalaeas TAI xta.
II s Il as{ y
iIsY. wien sssslng i. sisad y ~ ssStatb u 10
o'as' saaa "0'k' ss ess5.' e. s5s{; Moderator
Tia ab2Ss overture W. sdopts1 BY thu fsGa1Jtary
, 1877-05-28
a WARM DISCUSSION.


said ho did not know when ho had been moro sur.
prsed than 10 was when listening 10
report which proposed to sead for tho
Eocond timo-he Ind been told tho third limo
through the ps.}bytescs for decision = question
which they had buried 40 doop by negative vote
tlas one would suppose It could scarcely ever bs
Fcaufrected.
which Il was proposed 10 send down had revcr boeu
bsfore tho rreabyteFles. An overture Of similar
nature had besn sent down.. and. huying bsen
hmsn,lctt, changed, md alttsoa ~ tho Cotnmittes
sss net ss Ssw ssS @ a.
'sSd Ss. s M .ss; s;si,Sis ~ y: ;n,
&ub}eett and not 10 tho manner oi Il. Sotwlth.
standing tho statement Of tho Secretary, this sub
@ m @ Nsf as wss sea sS wns
had been submitted 10 them, aud bsen BY them re-
leetad. liz did uot sec The necessity " saklos ~
ss IT, .s saa &c s:ax %hs ss
va Ssnng ~ u 'n4 w. ss
he 3.ety vi Without sns ae.s sAn .. dsn2ss saG.:
showlng whaEe Il was going e land thsm. There
bs1. nnder This arranypu,tnt-nsiaing - 10 tho
equality " laeqgaly q lhs representation ot ihe
two ptcsby tstles, which wauld scai tsa comaalt-
a'onera. Tho report said that The representa- latoa
NuS ~ w ulAA4 VI VI VAV m|pkAktt Aux uu9 Ee4fk
fsom each Prs.b1!sry. In theae dye synods Ptea.
T4sa 4a1S " s,no Ss y
members, comprising Thirty r1e.by.erles,
mil.sioast+ast whole man Y :
mcn,6et., which would ssnd liz each. and Nu-
csudlng H pEesbytss!es> would hare VI fspts.ynta-
And there wetu 7 synods WIN 200 1neabsts o.
sSate.- aeoat az and ! hali g casa Pfsabytsry.
and $50 pre.bytofies, would Lays 17s Com.uls.ion.
err: AZ to ths Esmit1iuG3 . synods; Now, YORK,
with 3lD mcmbets aud pscs6ytettss, would send
Z delegates; Now Jetssy, VIII $50 mGmhsss " snd
with 37l msmbNts and rscs6ytcres,
II delegates. llencs 1t woud b. seen
that, u tic thirty th1se synods. each Psc.bytesy
would haYs lttl6 moro than . uasn aud qt.arteF,
whila the thros Hynods. with twenty-five PEosby.
| tesles, would have forty delegates. Whare was
tho shadow Of equality Of representation under
such On aEEaugenentf
Among tho /, O40 ministers tn Tho three synods
| wsto editors, secretaries. teschsrs Of private
sSloos, lneu ENGAGED IN secular collesas, cte., =
should bs removed fson ~ hasi, ot fsp1s4ents.
} htess wolld seud forty Commissioned. II there
, 1877-05-28

t. . ..,.. - ~,.r. .,., ~ t~,.. ~. ,rr,.,-.,a
nss, rfs n 1 fs, s = ies a b IT,,
ssnied 81 al jenst vno mIutster sud unt cider p'a'
-up nv mu rtunrav
..tt ts vt.,a1 - "n,,tfIns. -. III. r,conn.,,.
s5,., tst wonid o,rs ~ assenn
w. s..'s Iii w -. ~ :eSG,tno IL Moto
n.,,., rt.t ,hn rs,-+ -, .Ax r.o,,.,.,
d,tsnJ II. Mi sith ~ e.
10 tne tifrmftuo 10 friny in report rcco,nmrnhas
in ITrEuJleris ruprcsrntatian ard Tint IN prearjns
their report Tho Committee take into liz
n.pKm e. m ns sae i; i, 'nsS Nv
Ie saa ths wa 1S,p5 soms;s1ins Tint lad ons
nEo bcen learned: tnat oaGe e.VsS peopls PRIV.
isss and thoy could never take u back from tncn
lhpplHMhe; Luo, ,..,
Ihe Moactatot Mnntea ~ hnnW u 'hG assembly
dcaltca 10 60 On IcGetsinR hunnreu a!nefeh' III
essaeitons 10 r. 70 aa'1 na T., ~ ~ obvious
tnak @ sney contu not % Hvon tt ~ tne Eummlitee
W1s 1mst,aeslons mat she' eooos 'nom all IN
tuet G 1cHnst' .s' ~ ,.,,t.,. at, NJ. ..-.,..,
ing ICY. s;r. Laiua4w sain n ~! ~ reso!aton d1d
not cnntGmplese oniacM.ns @ Wy to'nm.!tce NJ nll.
DMt ton tn Is ~ .nslf
Iepott.,. .ncy 1A*e ''to eo"''u''a''o" IN teeoin'
'aea1asaon;,. 1t.as,t,,. -oJ ,h., n, 1ut,,o,,
T., nI,,s.s Istt ,nt,h H. parn.t - ~ paper
" " cnanI.ua1 ~ 'n s"' 'epot7 - ''t' 'n''"e''ohs
OF I'll H. n"s nnsc~u}Tv H. st.u,,. r,,v.d n .at,,.
tnG - nn. ~ .nntnr y. ns, ;" "''"u'h oat1l
II totSa, ~ ,sn. s.n nnc.,v .hot tbo.o r,,.
NJ: ~ Whst was tho,r uaiyntny W"s ns.
t!onst. VMat VIZ theN Masetos vas ~ HlWPy
, 1877-05-28
PRESBYTERIANS.
Ninth Days Session Of the
General Assembly.
Report on tho Subject Of Pastoral
RELATIONSHIPS Recon.
mondatfons.
What the Historical Society Has
Been Able to Do During
=: the Year. II,
A Protest Against Carrying
Mails on the Sabbath.
A Warm Discussion as to the Use
OF Wine at the commun.
ion Table.
The Matter Left to Each Church, with
a6uggestion to Use the Pnrest
Wine Possible.
The Subject Of Reduced Representation
Reached mud Talked About at
Great Length.
Multitude of fAmendments, Sub
stitutes, ,Etc.---Postponcd
Till To-Day.
The Matter Left to Each Church, with
q Suggestion to Use the Pnrost
Wine Possible.
The Subject Of Reduced Representation
Reached mud Talked About at
Great Length.
A Multitude of fAmendments, Sub
stitutes, ,Etc.---Postponcl
Till To-Day.
PASTORAL RELATIONS.

navotloNAL hAzN.l1ta s.sas =, s.,,,.
Day morning ats o'clock. BY the Moass.tot @ = ths hs
sy Rsy d. Moha,ne eonue, tho I
erci.cs. @ ~ Dr.. Robinson prayed and road from tho
eighth chapter Of Romans, adding . few remarks.
Prayers wero offered by tho 1sey. Dr. palle' and
tho Rev. s. T. Davis. .--.
nhs r. sns pop.ea
IN ass 'ae ., In trustees Of tho
OUT tna.. W NO tonst9n'ont .no a,ss.ss NJ ,ho
,aue day rs that on vbioh ibey vo.e nominated,
ee. uss' tns sepenna namsa, @ Which va. done and
.ho M n,na.es approved.
4nn REV. DE-. olovan
Il ass' ~ il ;*: !ss;is
a - IN; q Sa;i:s sI
assta .sa sts
& ss ~ y $
:!4t!a$ y sns sSaS;;: 81 p{s.s ,s,sl,
meus aacr III speesl zaiisase Ct Gsine
ssA'nx s@ xxes ors e.s ;ss n
Iss ss,ms . ss tss T. III Il ut
1ssa fs.s'ny wsfecl sole,nny bound 10 remind tho
aa ~ ~ a rt a ~ IL cun
IA ~ nr tacf. o III. supjr.t sni sSe
growing s,T Of frequent vatxcsus PASTORAL relations,
n eon,cqucnce q which W n5s :oL,swl.:t snx ns'
es..ty Which n. rysn ~ Y d.,,nei"r ~ T. ~, II ,is: @ IT.
sfS os ri enu Il n c1ceS.
tions Hi ~ nusa nf,nsiris spd coanr,nci iias
Fur Tre,bytrftanr thIa tsIIeilLy ii ailrfI.. The Az
Bcinby wutI therefore ~asa all concerned to be on
Their 11taHi against IT, since t4cN lt!e,m npon tnu
" tso t mm nnI .rrs, ia liz rnrh
rrs IN XII ,hr".irui si;nnr,rt liz lisff ii eni.
ihuitiuu ltipir {HsfrtCtI1 III ~ ard ~ 1re ;ntoSat
, 1877-05-28
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
TIN CONFKRNNC1 At SPARTA.
E,4.-fa1 NfsoatcA 10 M TH6lRA

Etsc3al NlpascA 70 M 3reusA
SrARrA, ILL.,, May 4u.-T Conference 'ss'
evening wss an interesting resume Of tho ope..
slIops VI boards Of Church Extanslou and A1ssoa
10 tho FresdB,cn. An aarneat appeal iof ~
sympathy Of the Church Tor Church k1teh..9a ~.
and The necessity Of libsrst contributions " VIZ
Dosrd waa msds by the Secretary Of tho nossa. ~,
tho lev. 4. q, Wdllaea, D. y. Tha receipts Nv
tbs year wcse sll. Oss; appropriations, 81 o.
Dalincc On hand, Su,0 The BoaTa u out o. aco-
Applications are Gu nls for Sa3 009 II.
The Rev. James McNtaI, OF Tenncsaee' ~
dressed the audience on Frccducn's Atsslpn. ~ ~
rcporled vuly encouraging work snion1 ine W.
Gfrl people VI the South. A., .,n.
tld.ra tIon VI sLu report uf The General Cohso r,
ou lIoue MaAlon. Tue fullo*iux RESOLUTIONS "'''
FEsl thai III action nl Aa Dpa5a f3s tbe H@~
, 1877-05-28

n ss ssss sAG;
Nsh ssHfh 1s: sss; Se asf5s IN IL H' y sop
= tsp.es@sats q 1i!svins sysIy ts:syteryt ts.s ans
%en sns be = mssh eTsn T " Il
the matter q ths syno. he Number m Tela In
bStsrcs would bo on The Moor viii ono Representa-.
elder, thers woula b ftyteven irc.byteris. With
kes 'sssS 9esH Ma 9a' 5a Sss Would
tItied to six, Or eight eecordIns 10 the sp,
Ghs tho ,s saso' sSns
from 4, not Professors, mol Presidents q COLLEGES
S9 msn sngss T. q a'tsT
4 .ssnlsr e%pleymont. Takse ent tthese, and thsro
won'A he great lmlnat,oa Il the a%nant nec"s. r.
nf s S @ o
ent members, There was cnnAidrrab'c complaint
n the Eastern churches becauas they hni e pay
mote sSais5s.. I va. beeo'e,ns u more aea
m9,e .,.,o alnlent tn Sys,y, 'enF f"a tncm to
eenss 1ere "s added tas Thing wona bre.f down.
AZ 10 sIo general subject q reduction II there wns
cutting down, twenty cities in tho country would
ayo that could possibly entertain them.
Mr. NiU1IrENdAt.H
ought to have been In its grave. Nc maintained
.h.s nn.y PASTOR as@tors, to- eopsss9hss sn y;
6Laeu supplies 0ught to b0 c0ENteu IN inc oatts o1
representation. IL the unit was nAde forty. and a
minister elder he given for every forty ministers
counting only thoso engaged ID pastoral work, -
wond cona!st OF only 361. II t,o usual percent:
age was deducte41.5, .. pos.ny 2o-tsom A., thst a,t
could be entertained II any OF the cItlea Tho
remedy, ho thonglt, was in this plan. Tho matter
should mt bo Jeff 10 tho 8ynods. The overture for
Overwhelming ma jprity; and It was uselehA 70
change = IN form lttsle and send It down again
ecaion thnt thoy would At least take this because
they could mt get anything e!sc.,
lie thought II they waited patiently they would gci
forfeit the right Of The Elders to be represented IN
tho body. llc WAS opposed to the adoption of tho
rcpnrt and Mt the proper time would move " re-
fatt tho t1ntta1 Ia Al1tnaf cnntrnlltGA.
, 1877-05-28

ACQUITTED AND ohbERsp FonLisnaE'.
~ van pyke' ena'6hlAn Q, tas IomtNhtoe On
Ullla and OyeFlpEex, prtaeRteu tho following:
u<rturS No. 1-i)co9 tho lteport Of the preslflersn
lSur Imnittso recommend that ,t,s repo,t bs .o
ceoln Hy thu a.seHlIy, suJ tIsf II la pubse " usrt
ii our pfoSeeiiuVx Il also recommend tho adoptun
wusanar. Ifo usasrsl Aassn,bly recommended TIN.
durna Ihs ientsnn4l yssf each utuf shuujd nrsesre
c.eour.s On shs hs'tory Y ii. ssaisIs sad tsks ap
tSna for taeh .ociciY, and
rr~a,nrnJ,, ,inMs ~ srs Of ths a1cass ImpU1tsnsu mi
tbn nrcrlty Iut taft IcDaoty for khs TajuHDs hls.
iSrtcsi L lno cafu Of saI hclstV il
"a nr1cn1t and '
WMXneA1 From tho report of the EIocutiys Com.
1niItee 81 ta s.MctY has bsrn eQtm,tcd to tss
Assmbi1} Il sppe - thai psatts aud ciufeLrs hats
onT Jo III cut jted Win tha recon tsfs-
futs w. ' ~
Hsnrrf Thst thJa General Assembly reneEe tts pEn
xtnns seoDmrntniion ihst III o0SDfS Nhu have not
nrrn.1s hisfnTirs ~ t~ir rrspeCtivn curckes or II
ttsared haTn not rdei lGcn 10 Tic hocjuy sall
do M dTax thu brss.nt YusF anI that tho uhlkrhr9
Thirh hsrs MI ktsn ID 4 corcttun for ths i1ruTY
Gnlidpr .nd eniuT hi nj fund Il FrconmeodsA 10 ao
"a n Sn n nrstianIt sn aTu requested
T. h 10 suc scti,n 81 n thrr Iudxient win L. beat
~ isaI X h.., ~, nst nhts.s " ~
au1ptea " sssu.e uo.. sasss S''SS'"'
1nn Icpo!s VA eousaHsu H.
RS'!swisIls gss t,,.,o,, ~ r, uoc,,,,,. .,,onr
submitted b1 III Hsy. James q. craiehcad. b. D..
, 1877-05-28

At Il, late mestfns md wa ordered ia ba sent to tho
0cnnrh1 hsarrnhlt. ,...~..,-x
Il 70 memorial rom hc rre,hytery II KinFston on
dcem MAXI my nsw e e
pf former dri[yerances et the Hcucral AsseMby upon
the subject.
The teport was concufrcd In.
ELECTIN0 skCRRrAH1E9.
Orsy4ure Nn 6.-The rsrsi,ytrry nf Wcstmln*teF, IN
gef, IL York. r.. took the foliIwInR action. ttkf
o!rrture the General assembly e eh.nEr tn e;hoL
ShuFeh q that the election adst he dttact1 By tho
UcneYAt Assembly.
redient any change IN the mode OF this election
Of tho Secretaries Of sht UoardA Of the Church"
The report was concurrcd In.
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tha 1m ne !spG m s 70 az tn' 'e'ono
report III dss'isa ID l. ill., H. I'd .sl;s's''7'' = '
,,,,~,r,,, ,xr r.~7C,-,o. mro~
, A,ros1 =, or TIE COMMITTEE IT,,
sent the @ report q the SPECIAL Committee upon tho
subject Of chine.o e,aoselisation.
ss M ,.ee;s as COMMITTEES or on Church Esssoa
s01k a' ers a eu, Tho 0o
vithon. nna reading, It., ~, ,o,,, nj. ,,
tea Ss and q s s,e,, ns xss rsss ss,n sus t.
given.
~ common : s9u.s4. tho = rees,t @ va. road aad put
Teq @ committee ca Chinese kr4nssll.ation respect.
'. .ssS neoa III. .abss. from tho .s.syse.y
ss ss:; VII: sas;s s S
% s5ss, 1. a Sis n
Ga!IiSraa taey ias favor. -Wy H. ufeIssiua at
iGa Chinese on Western ceaat uMYht = b I'!ofa
at an " sg' rs SE hns,s nave nm
ss;'a;s
is, soS.as NJ Thsa t s9S
::sss
~ y s;,.; ls
aq's 1sn n1s S quincy .s;I,a t as i,
political, eso.osist. ri. Mss ssoald sssk q
:sd tse = q
ta. ts Goo.s q Sa'ta5 t% shtf 4 Ac9x x< 2.
, 1877-05-28
Tho onctttou was pus on Elder Woods resolution
and carried.
TNB IfERMoS CASE.
Tho Rev. Mr.. 1Ilckok Obtained leavo 10 read the
foI1nut10

Tho question was pus on Elder Woods resolution
s, NJ: ii'csoa oSsnsa sare to read tho
e .ss,s; ss;,
s ssH Ssfs
s!t Ss'ss
y Il st !. q sens hold
tn fGaaeipna 6et 81 is7S. sa't.ined thr actl9a 81
s sa'
:s s a. fg19Ss ge. = e.
ss;GS s.Sa:,s saa & K ~ s
ss' ;s$ s,' III sssss: :'s 3
5 ' ssa 0 y ~ I'D %s e s,T
kessh s.; sad sSe lang arc, he1sb51 reversed. And
y ~ , :pps.ss sss CHURCH h.a prs.o1.
5H M tHe esareI'. whs
e neeessty Of reversing the cetson q the syno1 q
spsn ~
snYa as e 1sss as e so
port1nity for ;he church % hs hea tho PfeaoJtefs
II Rs enss to refer tho report
Ess as IT, sbss9 s &C., u S hss nG
4 ;:a:z + ; i,y ss.
the decision q Jua!eiat Commission.
III. i!ekok den!od that ihst Vas ths case.
that When case Eent to Js5;ial con'mis.i1n s..,
The Commssi reported the decision that It might
GO on The record Of tho Assembly.
ho sa .se@en ths ~ could be
deskefsa, ,.......,.,n ,,.,,,,,. .,,,,non.
1re wasns va aws1o oi shs Action of Inc iuss Asson.
bly,. It,
Under tho rnln0 ef the Moderator, no action
WAS necessarily the report being Dna'.
tn0klOn M IlF H}kttNH6f. tho CAUSE OF tho
, 1877-05-28

would collast OF only $50. II tho usual percent
nasss %ssa b. 5ey wse @
:: f 7 =! " : r.
synojIea teptesentation s M aad boon defeated by an
oysrwhelmihR maturity; and it was n.e1efs %
m ihenas o1s \ to .Ts oua s % hs
rectatlon thnt thoy woud At cast take this bccaaso
they soqa mt g., a,ny,ahhiny y.or'a S9.s;
= ~ redscet t rcprs.entatoa @ wiieh woa IN no senss
forfeit tbs right Of The Elders to be represented n
sepast. rep and Il tho psspes e Would hove 70
fer TIC matter 70 ahotaee committed.
.---,.,oa
an. nA11,nAr
\ ss.
o, s sssn and ,.ses ss s1st % & ns f.
sano IN WHEN sSIs Il 's ammo buto.e .bom Com
ss e.: s;nss I'D ,ssss ri, + ;ssss
that tho solution l.y in that direction.
Thore was, however, q disturbing cansc. Was
q @ s thosns VA. .nfso aoe"p n In
and .hnt danger va nenf ofs .htn nor s%s
@ , III u1Ess @ s.. -. L. ~ si tantnn - ennratIxs
tfan WIZ" Hnni%us" u @ " Who could dony thai this WA
Measu.a IT,. U! ~ hsn. IN S,.ssnn .nr irt
s ~ ~. " ,hiersr Hsnn.s ws. sn,H thet
Synod was oui, ! larger Prc.bytory. That VA
= r,oht ,t,,ectimn I" 1na,ts thN chureh a1ainst
ti,s tixa' 0 er.ora Of Capitalization, Tnere wa
a provision taud q wise onci guarding the rights Of
ap tar nv Il Wont bui II did not no iSt cnus II did
nol guat tao rghts q ths minlsteis snd tho edeTs
1,ion ano ~" n nj sha IL ,xon,I 10
I eIscscd. @ and - pr. Masprayc @ had saia, il would
pro1sa entirsy Ire of Tho oScrurs as il from bu
eamo direction. Ilo asked that a new aeotIon bo
added 10 t!lat Ia tho form Of .goyeramcnt relating
to commissions, to teod ~ follows:
A. sach stated meeting Of tho Synod II ba,i ,o deter.
Mined ani annonmctt which of tle lse.hytcrlea com
s;n: \
nnn e neW @ ,nany VT sncrixs snfIatS
Ani rT|sr to EACH elsst'na q Co's,ionsrs py iIa
Isabyss!y ,!a y called oa +. uoma.Ss i;nroagh T.,
~ gsfo.s many GonG'o0; .;
altsfastSa A'''' ~
rh;. ,you,, mt dcorlyo The prcebYtcrIee Of their
power; thoy retained i 3 ~ nomiuatloM.. n
astea s,G sa one
n SthYr part w'' p'e'eytaflal nominations lap
Mr. ifstacM said the Committee had no objection
10 mny uroyison Of that Kind bctn0 added 10 tic
,incsI l.. fowss wtrds. however. All tic Commit
us ,eo Wate va to cot thc matter beSors ths Tres.
byteries. and 70 conserve much possible thoIs
Mn. GARDINER
said that taoro wore roycsaj pisns before the As.
ssH ea sy ssstSa 1s ts,t IT, ay z wSaa ss..
r. n ~ va. ~ snsv aMnVah /" Ind sons plsn io
ts1uco repsG.entasioti, but tho great difcnty was
haI syIdontly ~ lad that arestioa under conside1as
Inn md had T ennis 10 the soncinslon thut ihst
~. T.. - ~ - T., ~ =.