The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06


ion that the American eagle does moi
thrive in the toggy atmosphere olthe Brit
ISL Isles,
Those selected by the two sections ofthe
Executive Committee TO read essays or 10
lead otfin debate are the following Rev.
. VIM, Cooke, D. D., Methodist New Con-
nection OF Great Britain; Rev. w, Y.
: Ninde, D. D., NJ. Z. Ch.; Rev. Arthur Ed
/ wards, D. D., NJ. E. CHI; Rev. n. c. Osborn,
r British Wesleyan; Bishop L. II. Holsey,
+, Colored NJ. E, CHI; Rev. A. W. Wilson, b.
D., NJ. Z, Oh. South; Rev. s. Barton, United
Methodist Free Churches OF Great Britain;
: Rev. w. Autliff, D. D., Primitive Metho-
, dist OF Great Britain; Rev. ]. B. MFenin,
D, D., NJ F. Oh, South; Hon. ], W. f.
N, p, British Wesleyan; Rev +, W.
Bourne, Bible Christian Churches Of
Great Britain; Rev. Charles II, Payne, D,
/, u, u. u, Ch,; Rev. John p, Newman, D.
D., NJ. z. CHI; Rev, j. Stacy, D, D., Metho-
dist New Connection OF Great Britain; Rev.
Joseph Wood, NJ, A., Primitive Methodist
OF Great Britain; Rev, j. NH. Farley, NJ.
Il, Zion Church; Rev. II. A. Thompson,
., D., United Brethren Ch,; Mr., q, j.
Smith, British'Wesleyan; Rev. John Baker,
d. A., British Wesleyan; Rev. b, I.
Roberts, Free Methodist Church; Bishop
y, A. Payne, African n. E, Ch.; Rev.
Joseph kirsOp, United Methodist Free
Churches OF Great Britain; Rev. Charles
Garrett, British Wesleyan; Rev. Marshal
W. Taylor, NJ. +. Ch.; Rev. John NJ. Wal
den, DID, Ii, d., Of the NJ. +. Ch.; Mr..
VIM. BeckwOrth, Primitive Methodist Of
Great Britain; Rev J. Gutterdge, United
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Zlon Church. Raw 4 AnibEF X 0 II pin pti ~
live Methodist Chnrch ~ a,ra D,N Ih,r i
Rev. T, q. Osyood n Rris;st Wnn
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I = WTtbInator " if III ie N10thaI,0. Eey'
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I'M NJ 4 primitiya W a,ha sSIIisE, y N
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Raw II Nv WnIi"nd "a 1,.; ~, - NJ Goutn
Ro ov' fsoos,o n9IS.n n pT = MssiSESan'
LEVIN. Raw lanes n Rnc,iav 'T = n VIZ VIZ
IA Oh. Han lanes Farris, NJ 9,,t 1n
disE Cbnrch n Tonoda. ~, '
C;ilmour Primitive Me,hod;at " G .usn
Britnin. hf n II u,inbr;d"a p,,ta,, V Waa
iavnn. Rev a Il NIEiso!s n ~ n ~ w.
aust Protestant IN; Rev $. b. souther.
Iaha, y. u, Methodist Protestant; Rev.
nlCiar1 ureen, British Wesleyan; Rev, 7.
y, stephenson, w o. British Wesleyan;
ICY; Iae9p Iodd, y: D., y: u. CHI Rev.
=. N. KeIdl y D, NJ. Z: Chi Rev. T. +.
JShKlns' NJ Y British Wesleyan Rev. ].
9 ,NgY, " British ,WeseyaDI Rey, II
2: alacIay, ~ y, NJ r. Ch5 Rev. W. II.
r9iIer, y, y, In Ch,, South; Rev. John
n' mrlIisn wesleyan, ReyJ, ). Banks,
Dr y Ssieyah; heV, Leroy NJ. Vernon,
y, d. M. r. Ch.; Rev. A. SalLerger, PHI. D.,
NJ, H. IN; Rev. H. j. Piggott, B. A.
Kotnel BRITISH wesleyan Rev. G. G. Nc
ASchAie, PruHiuye Methodist OF Great
brltalh; ifey. " w Miller, u, d., NJ, II.
IN SoutLi Kev; Augustus 9, George, D.
~ ~, y. IN; Kew, VIM Cocker, D. D.,
Me!h9dlst new connection Of Great Brit
a pano Ky sn.o Sohl Myers United Methodist
Free churches OF dreat britain; hishopJ /
A aiE shorter African NJ. =. Ch.i Mr.: David
A s.I1, IL y Metlodst Cn. q Canada, |;
' ninl NeY; benjamin Gregory, British Wes-
leyali. Desides tue formal essays and adj
uEessH ~ IAeae gentlemen, there will he
on every subject and at every session
~ a" ". OF SNORT voluntary speeches, and i
% " no 70 means means improbable that these will
G T.. ~ ltlteteSt ana lorce, as they certain
WI ~ ileSllnesS, the more stately emana-
''V Yoh piy reeJan.g ,, snehi. ,..,