The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-04
NO. 1l2.

wherewith IL was sent, the conversion OF the
world 10 Christ. In His own good time He
VIII bless our labors with abundant suc-
cess II we shall only faithfully OCCUPY -
till He come.
Humhly invoking His blessing and guild
ance, without which all our counsels and
our endeayors will avail nothing. the Board
respectfully refers the whole matter to the
calm deIiberation and judgment Of the So
ciety in convention assembled.
On behalf OF the Board.
JONI B. CARY,
Corresponding Secretary.
The Chair appointed the following Com
mittee on Nominations Reys. }. W. VIII
liams. Il. p. Richardson, and j. Wade
Shelburne.
Adjourned with prayer by Rev. u. p.
Richardson.
Afternoon Session.
The Society was called TO order at half
past O'Clock. Devotional services con-
Quoted by Rev. u. p. Richardson.
The Danville mission was then consider
ed, and, on motion of Rev. l.. A. Cutler,
the following was adopted:
We have heard with pleasure OF the en-
terprising spirit in the hearts OF our bre-
thren in Danville, and tender TO them our
good wishes aud earnest prayers; there
fore be il
ReSOtred, That this Society authorize
the Executive Committee TO take this mis-
sion into the most favoralEe consideration,
and render these brethren whatever aid
their judgment may deem proper.
The Committee on Nominations pre-
Sented the following report, which was
adopted:
For President. J. u. Tyler.
For First Nice-President. l.. A. Cutler.
For Second Nlce-President, John B.
Cary.
For Recording Secretary, c. s. Black
wcl.
For Corresponding Secretary, p. s.
Rhodes.
For Treasurer, George :. Nashon.
For Auditor, Il. VI. Kent.
Auditor Kent reported that he had cX-
amned the trca>urer'S report, and found
1t correct. showing
Balance on hand from Last year and coll
l.c,'d since ce''.'.................. ......9l322 ~
Paid Alb 63
Balance now on hand. SgO7 l6
OF which there IS loaned out, secured by
trust-decd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 70
'dsu "dldhcf Oh iElHu..s.'.'....... 1897 10
Rev. /. A. Cutler. as chairman Of the
special Committee on the Lynchburg MIS-
sion, submitted the following, which was
adopted:
|. That two state cyangclSts be employed
by the Society.
,. That one Of them be specially in
structcd to solicit contributions for a
church-buildinc fund.-
3. That out OF thi, fund such amount bc
icd0cd TO the Lynchburg church, without
Interest. a. the Executive Committee RAY
deem proper, and a mortgage be taken on
said church property 70 secure the amount
loaned. Annual payments must be made
by the church in Lynchburg in such in.
Stalments rs may be agreed upon by the
trustees Of said church and The Executive
Committee Of the Socicty.
Rev. l.. A. Cutlcr moved tha, a commit
tee Oi three be appointed to report pro-
gramme and order OF busines, for the next
session. TO be published a. least six weeks
before the time OF meeting.
The Chair appointed RcyS. l.. A. Cutler,
{. :. Blackwell, and L. ;. Rhodes. and on
motion Rev. J. Il. Tyler was added to the
committee.
The Thursday after the third Sunday in
November, 1883, and Richmond, Va, were
selected as the time and the place for th'
nevt mn"tin9.
Adjourned with prayer by Rev. l.. 4
Cutler.