Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

era were made RmCndahle Ia lh" lu'lH'
diClinn Ot such conferences,
Glass LEADERS Ia the Methodist
Church must hoax out iur their lan'rlS
Hereafter they must hc rcadcIn Of ih"
Church papers cro they can "cCuto lh','
appninIncnts, aud must continue real
ers ~ maintain their poSitlon". The
right ut quarterly conlrrenC"A Ia elect
them Ia asked,
Pagan bob, m tho Cincinnati E"'
gn,,sr calls Colonel lngrrpoll, l"cluird ~
the Opera iousc, where the Hcnoral
Conference holds Tia sosalOns, on sun
day nighl lari, 10 cnlighicn that hndy "n
what l,A members must du H. hc sweet
ID. Newman, al New York, told ihrm
what Ia Io In the afternoon, and pre-
aumaldy nruirall1cd Pagan hobs m
fidelity
Mrlhodism is lo bo rcumcul,allN rep
rrscntcd In CITY Road Chapel London,
tho cradle ui Mclhodlsln, ~ August,
1881, hy IOO ur more delegates Aud
lnr this purpose Il has been d,N,drd ~
Ia Eastern aud Western .cctIuna. The
Episcopal branches constitute the latter,
tho non, Episcopal tho inrmrr The
nt,silcnl ul the british Wesleyan Con
lorcnco IN president 81 the inrmrI and
bishop Simpson nj the latter
Indiana, Troy. New England, New
York Fast and other annual c"hlcrrnr"H
have mcmorialiacd the General Confer
sncr ior an extension al tho pastoral
term a. hour az slN years. Ia special
caara, ~ IN missions among Foreigners,
Il may bc extended bcvonl those limits.
at tho direction III tho hlHhupS, lnn
latter aIu asked also. under the nuthori'
~ al tho General anil Annual tunloI
onrvs. Ia appoint minlslcrinl probation
en- ~ studcata Ia Theological Hcmlnh
rice luT Ut least iuuT yUais, M that such
HtudeniH may obtain an ciucatlnu with
out luTlriting their Conference relations.
Tho bishops elect are very superior
men. Three ri them stand nj the hrHd
of institutions III learning aud the
fourth IN pastor Al are men ct
brains and culture, aud, ~ the "flln'
ary rouIas ri human events, allie I" II"
effective work lot many NcaID, bnli
nne al thom l,aA attained the axe ui illN
wears. II the yulCv al the General Con
terence shall he ~ satisfactory Ia other
mallors ~ Ia the Episcopal election the
Church at large viii have u" reason 4"
complain, though the Wings ct Hmhi.
ton In sone directions may Lee clipped
az t,cd thereby,
There IN an occasional slr,IN at
humor on the Conference llu"r ~,
Tor instance, the other LAY, when Chan.
ccllnr Haven, In u speech, remarked
that ID Gusts tho people ul lhtS county
tpOD NN day IT, keep their hands aud
faces clean. but II they tlyrd ~ tuuctu-
natl II would onsl ihcm Nill more
New Workers have, therefore, some
ahvht reaAnn iur cdulcntment with lhcit
lot hy the sea pr Garry, t"o, pr"p"U
ed cnnundrum h. the Confidence To-
tell him when "thc Crnvt III doom
would GOMEZ II has already come tn
aspiranlS inr EplScoral h"""rs,
The Texas raoina Subsidy IN the leafs
lature
correspondence al the Register
nGHAEIGN SrWlNUs. Miy'l
Your paper III To- day CONTAINS among
ils editorials an article upon the sub.
irct al "Subsidics ia Congress, which
calls Tor prompt notice hy ne.
Ia reference Ia tho action al lhc leg.
izlatuTu at liz last session upon the Ivsu.
buttons inslructng our Representatives
IN Congress H. support the hill then nr-
tore Il, Ia favor 1T tho Texas Ia
cihc railroad bands, yen MAKE
the following statement THE rrsulu
tons had already passed one branch,
when Mr.. Martins letter, drnuuncinR
aud eN pnaing the steal, saved the credit
1T the State" Sc. II mot my purpose
In addressing You this letter, Ia ~ into
AN argument ui tho constitutional night
uf Congress, to grant all H. works 0t in
tcrnal improvement, such ~ that II the
Texas aud Pacific TailUad, tu Which
your article particularly rcicm, ~ Ia
discuss tho Wisdom at such n policy,
This has been done IA the past, and ~
have the endorsement III the nght as
we'll ~ the wisdom tn du ~, 10y
such men a. Jackson, Calhoun, Wright
aud many others Oi the DrmoyTalic par.
~ whose opinions were held Ia be- ut
consequence In thnao DAYS, Ia nay moth
inr Of CLAY, Webster aud others IT the
old Why party II has remained Tor
the wisdom Of our daN Ia show up such
lallacies. Mr Martin may hc, aud no
doubt IL, honest la his opposition Ia
tho Constitutional light Of Congress 10
gtunt such all subsidies, u YOU please
to woTss II internal improvement II
81, however, II will be diilcult
Dor him, and Tor Messrs. Davis
aad Hereford, b. explain how
II 10 that they declare a sweeping opro.
sition to that right, aud yet prvss, aud
unse, aud vote a subsidy Ia a little liver,
which has lie rise aud tall In the State at
West Virginia. Nor do ! question your
risht ~ bold any opinions you NAV
upon thls OF any other subject, bat do
deny your right 10 make . Etatomeat oI
the action OF the legislature, snd 81 my
action Ia connection herewith, nct sus
tanned by the iacis Al they ucVuTrcd. u
you viii take the trouble to turn
to the records, you vii lind, !
anu SURF, that Mr. Martins lot
ter did not appear until after
the resolutions OF instruction had passed
both ilouscs, and until alter tho to
senators, MessrS Davis aud lier,lnr,i,
took IL upon themselves 10 leave their
PLACES snd their duties IA Washington
and 10 o. Wheeling thai the lsgislA.
luru, IN violation III iis Oun rules, aud
10 it, great dlscre,iil and thai oi the
STATE. revoked i,s aston,
Hal, atatt troua all this. which 10 81
~ little Importance
iaa nov. mas, direct yoaT al.
tsntion ~ that pau ~ yUuT
article Ia which you say
sad u 10 not iopsotisa that the attempt
made 80 iny,igh the Legislature IL
West viuiAis," Aa. This Implies that
there vas decspiion, oT uaiai' ooaducI.
&c clanicsline means Tcsorte,i b. la pro
earing the passage Il the resolutions.
THIS i AZ lac ifOm ths truth a. your
other statement, and must be ooFrrcir,i.
There ~ss taiT, opeh debate, oocapyiag
several days, aud The Tvsolulions SsfV
passed. by majority III about l~o W
one la Que House and ihrc % one ia
the uAheg. NiRe-,shihs oI niastesH'
tusnlisths oi the brains " bath voted
iof them.
| shall asl sabmil qalsily ~ any such
ne iutusli,,s anl nol,a Nqti