The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-20
THE CONFER ENCE.
The Full and Comple'e Report OF
Yesterday-s Procs edipGs.

! uI M. Conference ne spoke IN the Interest
| OF IA BOOK ON RUmanisIn, entitled 9Th ko-
| man JoL Il Ct" am m de d canvass OF the
TO, ference, distributing the following circu
| lar:
| DEAR BROTHERS II have an arrangement
| vi. h Rev. Jas. -iIax, the author OF he above
| work, D. which can allow you twenty cent?
| per copy for eacu one you Sell, and abOve al
4 expenses reai!ze sl.i5 per book. L have
conceived the idea of giving the proceeds to
4 oar educational ~ofk now carried forward
| InrouSh Hskvr University
| Enclosed i send you Postal Card, with
! space or ten suD>cr bers, which you can re
turn TO me without expense To your elf The
! book reIaits at 1870 aud il worth the price
| You can retain your commission. or II yoI
| pr-frs, 1 VIII, upon re, eipt OF ten u yscriovT'
| al Il 50. send You eleven DOoks-Onc as YOU
| commission.
WIII you Lot at once cooperate with Us in
| this, aud thus benefit the people, yourself
| and save our ,du aIional work iron, lrnpen
ding u'saster. TAX this matter 10 Christ II
your 81, st and then TO the people, ana Cos
| grant you success ). L. PESDLEroN.
Mr.. Thompson of tia Bible Society, mad,
a statement OF the coLullion OF The woik IL
| the Conference
A canvas oI one of the oldest counties in
| the Site DEVELOPS the fact that Ell. lat pei
| &c of the faInIi!es OF tie county aie WIN
on. , bles.
| Au,luel county, one of the new countieS-
| Referred to by the spvaker, exhibited a STATE
| OF destltution, amounting 10 over sixteen
per cent.
| The judiciary committee was excused, hav-
ing eral important cases before them FOL
| examination
| The IIst OF delinquents WAS called and those
| who had not previously submitted theif
| imam Ial 7. ports, weIe Ia ard from.
| Missionary reports rom the class OF the
| fir>t year were called Tor. The reports show
| a h.gh average
| M Mu,Ier was cont nued on trial.
| Mr. Frank Ras continued on trlal.
| Mr.. Osborn WAS con, nued on tIlal.
| Nj. McNaOb was cOntiDueI on trial.
Mr Gunner submitted his report.
| Mr. Howard was continued ON trial.
| Mr.. LiffeTty was allied, but was unavoid-
condition upon passing his fist ears couI Sc
Sir Bretton was reported favorabIy. and
| continued on trial. cOntiLued Oh bringing
| up rs church history.
| Mr.. Campbell Was called, and stated that
he had No IA ssionsry r port.
| Mr. Iulmer was reported He done geod
| work during the yer, and was continued On
| trial.
Mr. Scott reported missionary collections
| ten dollars.
Mr. Campbell was reported favorably, and
| continued ON trial.
Mr.. uIendenuIng reported missionary col
| Mr.. Scott VS. reported good, and continued
| on trial.
$50.
Mr.. GIend-nning was reported.very go I'd
| under the circumstances, and was continu-
| Ell On trial
Mr.. ID mon was called, out was no. present,
Mr. Dearborn made "A statement Of his case.
MIR. ID mon has had 10 contend with dis
c0ura2inS clrcum tances anu askeu 10 pe
cont nu-d. Grarted
MI McOiane Was ctiied, anu at MS owl
REQUEST cont ued.
MIR. FIe,shrr called, reported missionary
COLLECTIONS -
Mr. Re IN was called, reported favOraOly
and " : continued
Mr. WiuterUourne was. called, was repor-
ted ltyorab Y and cpnllurpd
M Fi,i>n,r WAS r,uoIttd fayorably. and
continued.
he. I:,dicIary Committee submitted the
following report in the case of Mr. Philips:
Tuat the charges against MI Phi Hips are
of such a character as TO call Tor an invests
y;,tion.
Tharafora a committee Was anpointed To
.,0,uIz. :, courr nf eleven ner>ons Ia try the
g. p
The Chair Amounted as such committee
Nes,rs ptyIs. MItch.a 1 and Holman,
-, - ,.nrn
ADhl9'i y of 'A->
The Chair called the roll of the list of can
dIGsie- iOr admi>siou into iull connection.
The following responded. and all except
Mr.. ZONES came rwsrd:
Me>srs Mur-y. Zimmerman, Coe, Nc.
q owe !, Conweil, Jones ana woo!pert
The sew, raj candidate, were then invited
10 make statements regarding their call To
Tn. ministry their conversions, religious
ante-, dents, etc.
some of these we're brief and tn the poi mt.
while o hers Were unconsciou,iy long, aud
and
.,rth bsne.ii,E.xc.pt a, ont their call 10 IN.
,,Ir,.trv Taken .Itoyeth,.r however The
iilnlslis, -, h', na's
nm. :, h.. =, r,-.tar n,Tt of the NAYS ,sfon off
80 y -, -. -. f.' - ~ 49, -
The BISHOP Address
The Bishop add essed the candidates in
regard 10 the duties they Were TO assume,
-nd read from the Discipline the series oi
questions TO toe put Ia those who Apply for
omission TO The ministry
tg4f "A tl.aa A ~ a, eS that VI
10 t.led of hem To tie thniougt--oiny Method
ISIS Tot in part, or only tacIIIy, but thorough,
iur,u.n anu through NethodIsts.
The Bisnup did not IbiIk there was any
thing egotis zeal or bigotted about This, but
that II was simply n matter OF business Ii
tie were calling Tor ministers Tor the Pre>bN-
thorougngoing Pre>' yteriaDs; IL Baptist
mini t,-Ts lie should insist upon having
thorough Sapti>ts- And As the were max
tug Me holi>t ministers, at that time, he
wanted thorough Nethodisis.
tte inform. the candidates that IL was re-
quIred o them. also, that t. ey should devote
bout entering. God did not CONTRACT with
them for "A part OF their time, but tue Who'll.
OF 1t -Ior their entire attention and energy:
IL was not Ia be Methodist preachers aud
tttIl.. dealers: Mrthorlst preachers and in
>ur.nce a=ent-, o. Methodist breaches and
M, ms,..yes wholly to God ana his work.
THE PAY Is SMALL.
-, ., :, a., ,,
put !. - an 'i ,, - -, 20 !, a. h.d h',,
40 ZONE thing else.
But the i've hundred doilars Tie - oiety
od-Ts Is OF All tue - y mat Is pIoulseu II
- Nv. hundred doIlais-a"d Sou nSe nun
dred dollars, and heaven nVe hundred dol
iaTs, ana Inc toideh streets anu pear1y gates
i've hundred dollars and a Gro Sn OF i'Joic-
ing The pay, then, Is ample, ana those VINO
not Wiling 10 accept IL should seek EN-
p!osment elsewl ere.
lie urged upon tneii tns ,nPortanoe VI
he matter OF pastoral calls. They should
mtke iIequent pastoral Nl>ils-not ko>siplnS
NIsIt>-to all The meino' Is Oh tnelr chaIge- IL
doesn't answer lhe requif' neht IN mis- case
o call ana say "Uood morning, Sister smith,
very fiue morning, prospect al line W. ather
To-Day, think We are going nave excellent
crops This year, &c But tAe minister who
discharges his duty In pastoral Call, must
engage in earnest religious conversation with
sister smith, and brother smith, and all the
M moers o. Their household; play with
them. talk 10 them about tue ~eifare oil their
souls and il tie finds them IN trouble lshien
their burdens with words OF CHRISTIAN con-
ISOLATION.
Dur NJ his address TO the candidates the
Bi-hop remarked psrenthlcaiiy 10 the lay
men. that IN nine cases out OF tn IL was
their Isut that m mist RS were Obliged To
dabbie in other KINDS oil business, IN oIner 10
exc Out a ii'eiiiioou upon 'iie nAe's'e pay
il used to be supposed that man to be
throughiy relI- ious must be called upon TO
submit 10
HUNGER AND PRIyArIoN
But that idea has long been expIoded-it be-
ionged 10 'ne 10" s anu ~. ,..nt ,ha,
fence OF 'tiis ~ -, e :, ,t1at
COOL wnoie-oe ioo "a, anu fa,,, W a., 1900
provision sehersiy Iof one am, 9' S,sa
oonduce 10 u - a ne ,,a Iai,I ,h., ~