The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-27
MINISTER'S is SESSION.
Evangelical Lutheran Join; Synod
OIOniu and Adjacent States.


ed by Prot. ". f. Lehman, Vice Presi-
dent in accordance with the liturgy Of
the Synod. The Vice President occupied
the chair. TIE following members were
present st Tol. call.
Northern District. Clerical-C. BCet-
Ter, BeIleville, O.; Z. II. j. Ctamer, Fo:-
toria, o; 6. D.lImsu, Wooster, o.; F. A.
&. Groth, Finley, o. ~, F Welle, Up
per Sandusky, o; ID. LANCE, Fremont
o; &. Lemke, Liverpool, o.; w. w..
Morehoti, ChatfeId, .; p. w. Mueller,
Loudenyi!e, o.; J. A. Schultze, Gallon,
O.; j. j. Suffer, Clyde, OIL.
Lay Delegates p. G. Birke, Buey-
rus,O, John BurgbacksF, Chstheld,
O.-3.
Western District, ClsricsI-F. W.
Altnof, Springfield, o.; Z. Benzin,
Wapskoneta, o.; &. f. Backhoitz, Read
ing, U; G. J. Dingeldey, Sidney, o.; e.
Dolphin, Ashland, KY; Prof. G. A.
Frank, Columbus, o.; II. Il. Holm,
Buena Vista, o; G. Huebner, Middle
town, g.; Prot. w. F. Lehman, Column
bus, o.; w. G. Lembke, Msysville, ..
g. Loenenstein, Dayton, o.; Prof. Thos.
Mees, Columbus, o.; j. NJ. Meissner,
Anna, o.; c j. Oehschlaeger, Pomeroy,
w. Nieburg, Pornelville, o.; 2. A.
Peter, West Baltimore, o.; o. Priwer,
New Bedford, o.; Prof. L. Schmidt, Col
umbus, o; Phil. Schmidt, Trenton, o.;
p. 6, Schmogeord, CovingtOn, o.; ii. j.
Schun, Canal Winchester, o.; Z. a.
Schulze Sugar Grove, o.; j. q. SChuize,
Ironton, O., E. A. Boehm, Union City. o.
20.
Delegates George NacKeniOrf, Read
Ing, O; Richard Guthke, Columbu O.;
f. Siebert, Middletown, o.; Ii. Reddies,
Dayton, . +. Guenther, Pomeroy, o.;
j. il. Spielmann, Cansl Winchester-U.
Eastern District Clerical +. Z. Beck
er, iordssown. O.; p. Brandt, Pittsburgh,
). S, Pa. G. F. n. Brecht, Perrysvilie,
Pa; w. +. Deiss, Pittsburgh, Pa. F. G.
Doepken. Meadville, Pa; p. Engers,
Shippensvlllc, IA; A. Il. Fcldmanu, Can
ton, o.; j. Hoerr, Baltimore, Md; G. T.
Kettell -; NJ. f. Ggufer, Tyrone.
Pa: d. NJ. Martens, Fredonia, Pa; 9. +
II. Meiscr, Youngstown, o.. + j. Mcis-
ner, Youngstown, O; P. P. Rocder,
North Lima; T. Schiedt, Ale
gheny City; Pal S. Schillinger,
Columbiana o.; b. +. Schillinger, Snip
pensville, Pa; &. Schmiit, Milerstown.
Pa: H. A. Schmidt Hubbard, o. Dr..
G. Il. Shotte, Martins Ferry, o.; d,
Simon, indiana, Pa; l.. V0gelsang,
South OH City, Pa; A w. Werler-
Wheeling, W. Va; k. Walz, Snaps,
burg, Pa; J. Wilhelm, Carrick, Pa F,
Wilhelm, Danny, Pa; +. G. Bcsel,
Brookfeld o.; Z. l.. Brann, Pittsburgh.
Pa; G. f. Meyer, SteubenvilIe, o.; w,
l.. Meier Greanock, Pa; 9. Eugeida!'
PunxsaLawney, Pa; c. Il. Albrecht,
Caufald 0; j. uumberger, Petersburg,
O.; ". /. Bush, Brcakneck, Pa;
j. G. Butt, LclionopIe, fa.-35.
Delegates Ruhe, Pittsburgh 5.
S. Pa; j Klingler, Butler, p; J.
Tripp, Baltimore Md; Z. Kurz,
Youngstown, o.; p. Bailey, North Lima,
o.; G. Schodde, Allegheny City, Pa;
J. Quap, Columbiana, 0; p. OehlsalRger,
ShippensyilIe, Pa; {. Toubner, MIlle,s-
town, Pa; l. Schall. Hubbard, o.; J.
Franz, Wheeling, ". Va; 4. Braun,
Sharpsburg, Pa; }. D1wsIt, Carrick,
Pa; w. Koch, Brookie}d, o.; II. kNoerr.
Punxsatawney Pa; a. Fresselman, Can
field, o.; W.'Welsch, Petersburg, o.; A.
Drebcrt, Breakneck, Pa; J. Nickiss. T..
lenoplc, Pa. 70. Teachers-John
Riebiing, Pittsburgh ). S, Pa; W.
Steimsu, city; A. W. Linderman.
Your gstowD, ..
Southern District CIoTicl,-F. Ave
LalIomant, Ke!lersvIlle, indiana; II.
Bauermeister, StendsI, Ind; G. Baca-
mann, Evansville, Ind; II. Borchess,
Seymour, INd l. A. Deter, Weisburg,
md; A. Eberbach, Patrlcks burg, Ind;
w. J.. Fisher Milan, Ind; T. II. JAe-
ger, Lawreuccburg, Ind; j. u. kOepp-
IN, Lawrenccburg, Ind; l.. II. Meyer,
Hartford City, Ind Z. NJ. Redenbac
Evansville, Ind; D. J. Warns, Holland,
Ind; r. Weise, Lynnviilo, Ind; f.
Woudt, Olesn, Ind Ii. Wickcmeycr,
Richmond, Ind.-l5.
Delegates III. Koetter, Richmond,
Ind
English District Clerical-S. Bach.
Ter, Thornville o.; a. S. Bartholomew,
Lima. O; j. Beck, Ljthopuhs, o.; H a.
Becker, Delaware, o; A. Birch, Lake
postofIico, O.; w. A. Bowman, Csrrolton,
o.: W. II. Brown, St. Pau, o.; }. Z.
Cooperrider, Lima, o.; c. A. Hsrler,
AviiIa, Ind; NJ. II. Hockmsn, Carro!ou,
O.; J. o. hoffman, Prospect, o.; N. 10y,
Colum bus, 0; /. +. Meyer, Gabanna,
O.; 0. S. Oglesbee, Huntington, Ind;
II. J. Reimsnn, Paris, o.; ii. l.. Ride
Dour, Somerset, o.; w. J. Schroyer,
Johntville, O.; A H, Schulze, Circle
Vile o; G. H. l.. SChuetle, Columbus,
o.; J. i. Frauger, PeIersburgb,'
TO-; NJ. B. Walter, Columbus, o.;
George Weber, MadI5ynburg, o; w. a.
Weismsn, junction City, O; 6. Young,
Canal Fulton, Oh Delega es-G.
Cooperrder, ThorDvilIe. o.; Henry
Pfueger, Lithopolis, O.; Il. Heitmaun,
Delaware, o; G. II Erkhsrdt, Cider
vile, 0; }. Burrics, Cerrollou. o.; V.
Cupp, huntington, I1d; j. ScAIeyer,
Clrcievine, 0; +. A. Rohr, Petersburg,
o; &. Kocheusparger, Junction City, o.
g.
Concordis District, Clerical-W. N.
Sebert, L. 6: Trcsse!l, A. Pfueger, p. 5.
Swinehart, G.. w. Lcse.-5. Delegates
M. l.. Leonard g. A. Dobler-2.
Whole number of pastors, llG; dele
gates, 40; teachers, 3. Total, lE9.
The President, Prof NJ. 10y, read his
official report. In this repor; he called
attention to the following subjects, TO be
considered st this meeting of the Synod,
to wit: l. Proposed changes in our in
stitutlons a! Columbus, o. >. The pro-
posed constitution for Synod. 3. The
English hymn book 4. The orphans
home about to be established. ). State
Synods. t. The establishment Of theo-
logical seminary in connection with the
Mission Synod, 7. Negro missions, s.
The establishing Of 3 publication house
under the control Of Synod.
Before the election Of officers Prot. NJ
10y requested the brethren not TO re-elect
him to the Presidency stating that he
had served in that Office Is years; thst
his health made it impossible for him 10
attend to the duties OF the office, etc.
The following oticere were then
elected: President, Prof w. II. Lehman;
N-;,o p-o-;Ha-. p-,F 4 y / S.bra,t..