The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-02
.,,.r cExEssr. ASSOCIATION,
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r.p pay.~szornsnS Session.

-, after which tue ASSOCIATION pfoceeueu
re regular business.
"pos 4. &. Barron, from the committee OF
nv, who,n was referred the report Of the
SSsSesjay. School and Bible Beard. made re-
s" "' 70 the effect that the Board be con-
,,;;rnsed that it IS warmly commended Tor
uo" ,,a;deuce and fidelity Ill managing its
.s,ir>: that 1t is ineSpedicnt TO appoint
San"nrsj Superintendent at present; that the
Sp.."-s be empowered to employ such cleri-
p ~ force as may be necessary; and that
O. .;.s these recommendations the report be,
sdnpled. 49,, .,on
40, =, the Board met with the approval OF
the Association.
~ rsnnrt On ibis question was called
from the tae!c. r;.,a eor,os;,v s~-
A""i NJ hone that the report might be
N'>s;~n adopted. He related an Incl
uh" .",.o1r,nr that the distinguished Fred.
G'", hed rcccatlv stated publicly that
h;,cs oi the South are the true TRENDS
uF va cninrrd people. He earnestly in-
% Oh I'M, the white BaptistS OF the Sooth
sto,Id do all In their power 10 heip 'lc'r
colored brethren. .-, ~,
pcy. +. 7. Bcalc opposed Inc frpo't u"
-rn,,nds of cxredicncy, while iuliv concur
e;, Al, that had been or could be SAID IN
i,yor ~ helping the calorrd people: =,
'n. I A. HAYNES moved 10 insert " nVe ="
.na nruber OF corresponding messengers.
Tk;. vas adopted, and the report was then
a5nrtrd With only 4 few dissenting votes:
w.. Crrv then introduced 10 the Associa-
,;on Rey. DR.. George y. TAYLOR. OF Rome,
I,Iv. who was warnly received by the AS
soclalon.
nr Hatcher called attention TO the fact
that in welcoming DR.. Hidden home, and
looljns upou HIM rs g one OF u.s. the AS
.ocia,ion had uniulcntionaiy failed 10 note
,be fact that DR.. iIiden was editor OF the
excellent Baptist Courier, GreenVille. ); =:
nr Je;cr warmly endorsed the Baptist
courier, and spoke OF the uniformly plea
son, relations between it and the Religious
Hsr0id.
Dr Curry said that it was compliment
70 boln Or. Hidden and Dr.. j. A. Broadu
tnat we so constantly think OF them as V'r
g,nians that we failed 10 recognize them &!
visitors.
NEW BOARDS.
Rev. DR., G.. Tyrce then reported on new
boards, and his report was adopted, as ioi
lows: r,,
STATE Mission Board, R,chmond.-Off
c.r-: !. Il. Gurick, president; j. Il. deter
frs. vice. presidents; j. 4. Haynes. secont
yirr-nrcsidcnt; II. X. El!ysen. correspond
in. secretary james L. Gatewood, record
ing secretary.
O,hcr Managers: 4. L. Dickinson, ]. 4
Davis. E. l.. Cooke, ID. b. Wlnfrec. y. L
Fox. Jnsrnh II. Fox. John ). Bethel, I. "
>,duor. John NJ. Murray, Henry Hudnall
= VI, Latham. J. L. l.. Holmes, Thomas j
Evans. !. Z. Uuison, a. Broaddus. \ lcNan
der walker, +. II. Elicit, Jackson 3. Wood
J.J. Hnakin,. L. W. Powers. Thomas Tabb
". G.. cambridge. Tuomas j. Starke, w. j
Wc>tbrook. Il Harvey Clarke, I. j. Todd
II. II. Waiihali, 4. L. Phillips.
Eiucation board, Rchm0md.- Officers
W. J.. Hatcher. president; \. =. Brown
frs. vice president; T. 7. Eaton. secont
yicc-prcsidCnt; J. 7. Ellyson, correspond
ing secretary; II. c. Burnett, recording
secretary.
Olhcr Managers: Coleman WORKMAN. 10
siah RyIand. Jud. Il. Wood. Il. Z. Herndon
". l.. Gray, ". +. Tanner. George y
Hooper, L. Gathrigh,, Z. Harrison, H.~Mc
Donald.
Sunaay-lSchool and Bibie Board, Siqun
tCn.-Ofticers Charles Manly, president
G. II. Ryand, first vice-preSident; &. f
James, second yice-presdent; w. Ii. Pey
ton, corresponding secretary j. B. Hoge
recording secretary.
Other Managers: C. NJ. Ramsey, j. w
Todd, Lewis Peace, r. r. Leftwich, II.
Tundicy, G.. ID. Pcarman. J. S. Gillian, j
II. Pitcher. Solomon Funk, John III. Tay
Tor.
F5reign- Mission Board NorfolE.-Ol
fccrs W. ID. Thomas, president; r. Jones
first vice president; O. L. Flippo, secont
yicc-presidcnt; T. Hume, Jr., correspond
ing secretary; Il. W. Cridhn, recording
secretary.
Other Managers: w. II. Morris, s.
Gresham, Il. +. Elliott, E. &. Brooks, Mile
Davis, J. T. Borum, T. F. Rogers, r. &
Staples, T. w. Goodwin. T. Il. Anderson.
Home Mission Board, Lynchtur9.-
ticcrs: W. Il. l.. Smith, president; Jane
Nelson, first vicc-prcSident; j. Il. Harri
son, second yicc-president; G. g. Fleet
corresponding secretary; n. K. Bowman
recording secretary.
Other Managers: w. 4. Miller, Mauric
Moore, j. A. Hammer, r. r. AGREE, A. w
Talev, William Ford, w. l.. Bowman, W
Il. Wrenn, William Hurt. W. u. Freeman
Trustees of Minister'S Relief Fund. =
c. L. Cooke, president; Thomas J. Evans
rice-prcsilen,; Thomas J. Starke, trea
surer; William K. Vaughan, William e
cambridge, j. Ii. G. Jones, J. f. Cottrell
c. II. Sntberlip, Miles Turpin.
Rev. j. William Jones then presented the
REPORT on COOPERATION WITH THE AMERICAN
BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY! 1'E;s
Rev. ]. William Jones, chairman Of tn,
committee, in presenting the report, safe
that il had met the unanimous approval 0
the committee, and they had no disposition
10 discuss it. 70
The committee to whom were referre'
the resolutions in reference to cooperation
with the American Baptist Publication So
ciety have given the subject full considera
ton, and having examined the correspond
ence between the Sunday-School and Biol
Board and the American Baptist Pub'ica
ton Society beg leave 10 submit the follow
ing:
RESOLVED, That the statement OF the Sun
day-School and Bible Board in its report
Viz, LAS the result OF our correspondence
We have to report that no arrangements
beyond those already existing, seem to Il;
10 be practicable "-eXpresses the sentl
Inents OF your committee.
j. WILLIAM JONES,
Chairman OF Committee.
Rev. DR.. Jeter would vote for the report.
bot Icit constrained 10 submit few re-
marks. Love was better than hatred, CO.
operation than division. AS 4 Baptist he
Was ready to hold ont his hand 10 Baptists
OF every section, and TO do al! in his power
10 promote it. But having full confidence
IN Inc judgment OF the large and judiclouS
committee, he would vote for the report.
lhe report was then adopted with only
one dissenting vote. .....-....s