The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-09-06

John B. Adger, S. G. R. l.. Dabney, Va
D. Wyatt Aiken, S. C. Eugene Daniel. Tenn.
J. A. Ansley, Ga. w. j. Duffie, S. c.
G. l.. Arbuckle, Sr., Tex. w. F. Farrar, Va.
John W. Baker GA. JAS. F. Gilbert S. C.
a. n. Banks, La. JAS. S. Gilbert, S. G..
l.. G.. Barbour, Ky. ]. A. Gilbert, s. C.
Joseph Bardwell, Miss. j. l.. GIrardeau, S. c..
VIM u; Boggs, Ga. Geo. I. Goetchius Ga.
]: W. Bradley, S. C. T. c. Cover S. c..
III. A. Brown, Va. R. E. Grant, Texas.
w. b. Cave, KY. John B. Guthrie XIV
l. l. Clutf, Texas. Herbert H. Halves, Va.
E. c. Cochran, Ga. A. G. Hopkins, Va.
A. H. Cooke, Texas. George Howe, S. c..
J. N. Craig, Miss James r. Hughes, XIV
VIM; j. Cqrrle, n. o. j. ID. Hutchins, Texas.
E. F. Hyde, S. G. ]. w. Martin, La.
D. I'll. Johnston, La. Roger Martin, N. C,
w. 7. Johnston, Va. R. A. Mickle, S. C.
Drury Lacy, N. q. j. M. Miller, ST., Tex.
e. M. Laymance, Ga. j. S. Milling, La.
John Little, Sr., Ala. VIM. E. Mills, S. G.
j. ID Logan, Ga s. L. Morris. S. C.
D. McBryde, n: c. A. A. Morse, Ala.
R. McCaskill, NC. c. R. Morton. Va
J. M. MCGOWAN, Ala. J. X Morton, Va.
W.. Mckay, 5. c. R. K. Moseley Texas.
j. A. McMurrav, Tex F. P. Mutually, sc.
]. S. Mcqueen, n. G. S. NJ. Neel, XIV.
e. +. McRae, N. G. VIM. G Neville, S. C.
H. Mable, GA. R. w. North, La
Edward Martin, Mo. S. F. Nunnelee Ala.
James L. Martin, Mo. B. NJ. Palmer, La.
J. I. Paxton, Texas. j. 7. Spencer, Va
L. w. Perrin, S. c. d. Sparkle. XIV.
D. Y. Pope S. c.. G. A. Stillman, Ala.
W. L. Prince, sc. ]. M. Stone Ga.
!; b. Read. Ala. W. 4. Templeton, S. c.
Chas. A Rowland, Ga. G. A. Trenholm, S. C.
5. M. Self La. w. G. Vardell, S. C..
A. a. Simonton, Ga. R. H. Wardlaw. S. C.
R. K. SmoOt, Texas. Daniel Watson, n. C.
:; a; Smyth, .. Y. w. l.. Whitman, Ga.
F. W. Southall, Va. John Wilson. La
James Woodrow, S. C.
The Rev. DIR. j. N. Craig, of Mississippi
writes that he would prefer that the circular be
abbreviated but adds as to the point nv name
goes on the list"
The Rev. DIR. r. l.. Dabney, of Virginia
writes fully concur in signing the above
circular, as to its substantial meaning and aim
VIZ. that dissent from the proprety and pru
dence of the action of the Atlanta Assembly
touching Fraternal Relations; and desire
such action OF the Presbyteries, compatible with
respect to that Assembly and the rights of the
Commissioners appointed as will effectually
vindicate the honor and the independence of
our Church, and avert all future entangle
ments."
Mortimer Glover. Esq, of South Carolina,
writes " In my opinion, our delegates should
not enter the Northern Assembly until it shall
comply with the concurrent resolution retract-
ing mutually all offensive imputatons
The Rev. DIR. A. @ Hopkins, of West Vir
gnia, writes "I concur in the object proposed
in your circular, but do not think It best for our
Church to arrest the interchange of delegates
appointed by the two last Assemblies, one at
Atlanta and one at Springfeld. 1t seems to me
better to allow the delegates under appoint
ment CONTRARY to my vote) to visit the bodies
to which they are appointed, and to be received
But let our uext Assembly give notice to the
Northern Assembly that the correspondence will
be thenceforwsrd discontinued until the North
ern Assembly shall plant its IF unequivocally
and unquestionably on the ground of our con-
current resolution"
The following request accompanied the above
paper:
N. B.-This paper is sent to you with the
desire to secure your signature TO it. and that of
any ministers or elders within your circle whose
names, in your judgment would add weight TO
its representations. Please send your own name
and theirs as soon as you possibly can to Rev.
DR.. Woodrow, Columbia, S. c., that they may
be appended.
1t IS particularly requested that you do not
allow this document to be made use Of by the
press until such time as the signatures are gath
cred when it shall be sent at one and the same
time TO all our Church papers alike1