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heen sInves,-but that Il must be restricted TO
fnn cnlnrIgi trhr1.

the cOlorGd WOrk. =,
- 'rhe great need Of sc!soo1s among tho
ably, very nbty, presented by Dr. SDcnco Of
Enat TENNESSEE, Or. Fuller Of Atlnntn, DR..
Warren Hf Cpntrnl New York. ntMl William
l:nIc, lay delegate from tic uolston Cob
Dr. Waltlron explained that tho pl,lnsc un.
der dispute was put In tho constitution by n
colnmliteS uf which lle was member, with
tS S orsFs Sssht sse nj GsisE hbes 5e ssIsxs sye end IT,
The Kuv. ii. i. key (colorc,lj, Of Tenncs-
see Ind 10 objections 10 educating tie whites,
but ~! Ut tho EXPENSE of tic btackH:
every word Tint Ind been s.tl about Tho
great need Of education among tho whites,
6ut 10 was opposed 70 tho division of lid
'y. fs c9eett H. ID fSG S the drecMsn s IL ~ yo,
sayety among s!lS 9,ooo,eoo Wl,iies aud ihe tae
5,ooJ,oJo bIarlis twf'! cripple both. / wnnt
70 say i 70 It will hs fully understood. 4 Il
tho llitrcst assumption 10 say tl,e cDl0r liic
lls!,ed and cannot be obliteratci, md II yo,,
fau% ts linz sPa fSF At S east s q et'srai" ySa s.
They alu tho weaker race, md to protect yoll
70 luke tho money collected for tic
Fl'rce.ln'ell's, AID Society and appropriate
to other piirnoses, however nee!iy,
Kynett oiE!srcd % IN ubstituie instr,ctinr tl,s liz
l@0nrd of Etlicntluh to provide assistance to
thesu schools, at,l argued III the line OF Dr.
Curry.
ess s' Ssra ss s ssf sEak ss 4s ey1; w5 a SsHs s
Suelety wa; ,i9w III .lebt, aid to divide its
pr. Curtis, of Indiana. was Of thc san!!c
Dpio pfop"siS S beeysSa iSS Il hf@SG'nE @ 5 pT S:Sy Syfs d
Frc,l,ncn's Atd rcport and Should
lort a't.l offered, substitute for
,hf Wh"lr; ;or All d ths ] asalts ~, 1 and
offered. Aftur Dr. Newman Ind closed Tic
tis!'ate I the report M wns Mdoptetl favoring thu
diy1ssn ,f Of ts f yyso yet sS MS not to e
Atm later period Of the session tile Conf
mittee on Education reported ngainst con.
So!idnting tha, Frecdn,cn's AID nnh Dnarl OF
Ettncnsion.. Sumo favored but one: Ednca-
wns 1lOt deemed practicable TO consolidate at
this session, md accordingly tho report was
'fhls afternoon the Committee on tho
Episcopacy agreed that It was not oxpe.lcut
tho tinlu for Which Il Bishop is elected. and
nfter considerable discussion, which will
probably ba continued OF tho Conference
!Yor, .scldSa on 1e foll19WinE rs tlio r'aees
fuur years: Nsw York, Boston, philadelphia,
Syracuse, Cinclnnatt, Chicago, st. Louis,
SHi frnnciscH, Aslantn or Ciattaaoog,', Dcs
st. Pull ur Minneapolis.
bishop Scott lives At Odessa, Del, but he
has guEe home, having bulls Ills nssoCtates n
tclnlnr gootl-by, saying he never expected to
meet With theul agai1l. As he shouk hatlds
With Bishop Hurst, lie said that 1t guvg him
great satisfaction to think TINT his last oil.
cla1 net was to lay. his hunl on his head IN
eonsecratton to this office, for his mother had
beell converted under Ills ministry, many
years u5o when no WIS 4 young M,nli OIL d
circuit. The old man was cheerful and hap
py. Tho sceltu viii not soon be forgotten.
There were no dry eyes. lie will probably
BIZ declared non-eifective before tho Confer.
ellce adjuurls.
At tho afternoon session Of the Methodist
Protestant Conference tho Committee on
Credentials rgpUrtel the official roll us pre-
ylously prepared. The ELECTION for lErlna.
Rev. George D. AIeElrOy President, aud thu
Rev. i. .. Hammond ns Secretary.