Daily Republican., 1880-09-17
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Spe ;isi Correspobdsnoe OF the KEruBLrcAs
SALISBURY, Maryland, Sept. IL, 80.
The Prssbytsry Of New Castle reas
sembled this morning at nine o'clock
and was opened with prayer, ate
which the roll was called and the min
utss of last evenings session were reat
and approved. Rev. Caleb d. Rodney Q
Chesapeake City, Md, and Rev. 4. W
Gaylord Of Georgetown, Nd, aske'
lsave 70 resign their pastoral charges
After their reasons had been given
and the action of their churches wa
reported through their commissioners
the requests were granted, and the re
lations dissolved.
Rsv. Mr.. Rodney vas dismissed t.
the Presbytery Of Lackawanna, ant
Rev. Mr.. Gaylord TO the Presbytery
Westminster. Rev. c. 2. Mallery wa
appointed to declare the pulpit Of Ches
spsaks City church vacant, ,and TO mod
crate the session during the vscanc!
aud Rev. W. W. Hebsrton was appoiat
ed to render similar services for th
church at Georgetown.
Mr.. Thomas Mcdowell, 8 member o
Rock Presbyterian church, and q stu
dent in Delaware College requested t.
be taken under the care Of Presbytsr!
as a candidate for the ministry. II,
was examined concerning his persona
pis!y, and views in seeking the minis
try, aud his examination was sustain
ed. ....-
Presby terry took a recess until 2 p
m. at which hour business was rssum
ed. Rsv. Dr. Yallandisham of New
ark, Del, was grated permission Il
examine the Records OF Presbyter,
with view to preparing an historica
sketch of the churches of this Presby
terry.
1t was resolved that the Treasures
be requested to inform PresbyterY a
its next meeting why sufficient fund
were not furnished their Commissioner
to pay the assessment of the Genera
Assembly on the New Castle Presbytery
for mileage and entertainment.
II was ordered that the SeSsiona
Records be presented hereafter at thu
Spring meeting Of Presbytery insteac
of Fall meeting as heretofore.
The Judicial Committee to which wa
referred the onsideratiOn OF the papers
relating to the charges against Mr.. Aydo
letts, recommended to Prssbytery
the necessity and im portancs Of having
the case fully Investigated according Il
the ru!es OF the Book OF Discipline.
and for this purpose it seems prop
or to send committee invested with
full power to bring the matter to such
conclusions as will, while consulting
for the best interest of the church ol
Christ, defend the character and
standing Of each member Of the church.
The Committee appointed for this pur.
po5s consists Of Rev. Aessr5. GayIey,
squire and Johns, and elders NcFee
and Nicholson, who are 10 report their
action to the Presbytery.
A paper referring to the life and Ia
bors OF Rev. Thomas Love, the Oldest
Of this Prssbytery, who died
some months ago, was ordered to b5
spread on the minutes Of tho Presbytery
and copy Of the same to be sent to
the surviving members Of his family.
Several churches we're recommended
10 the Board Of Home Missions for ap-
OF aid, and one was recon-
nended to the Sustentation Committee,
In the evening large and enthasi-
astic meeting was held in the interest
If Sunday School work, which was ad-
Irssssd by Rev. E. W. Gaylord, and
Rev. J. A. Wordsn, General Secretary
II the Sunday School Department Of
he Presbyterian church. The latter
gentleman had never before visited this
,ortion Of the Prssbytery. His address
vas one Of unusual earnestness and
,ower, and made deep impression on
he congregation.
The thanks Of the Presbytsry were
unanimously Eotsd to the families Of
salisbury, for their kind hospitality :;
o the choir for their excellent music,
nd TO the Rail Road companies for ex-
ursion tickets at reduced rates, after
vhich Presby terry adjourned to meet in
Washington City during the sessions
the Synod OF Baltimore.