The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-14
The Movement doing iu Canada In tha
DlrpctlOn-An uuOrtnrit h,nner

,',.s.,. .s ." ."nno" IN '"a'
r, n'rfe',o"-A" Important it' Paper
prepared Tor the lSTELLlaEScEn, by the
Rev. Henry Tucklcy OF Cincinnati,1
This gentleman wos ,ho 1sr,,,,o...
c,u,. ,e..a.ss.',. ""' NV ,Sth Eli
~" Wv" So''o'p'n"eh' ~ 'le Eculneh'cal
council nj London, and afterwards at tho
Conference OF tho NJ. Z. church South, nj
Nashville. and Ia o,a NJ "a TO-, ,,,t,.,,o,,
mo,,ho,, i, a. ~, ~" ~ 'eos '",o' n.'
'o''oe's ~ TUG uh'ted states OH all mat
ten connected with tho Methodist church.
-GDs. IxrELLloEScxnl n.
y,,,o,. ,.,.,,,,...... 'gMg ~
C,"c,.%,r, 'Sn...,u ., 80, -,
m o U."v,MM";n H. &c. Wc!oner IL. lsss.-Ihe
"t ,I,n IN iaSor OF INC organic union
wh I'I numerous a1 branches oil Methodism,
,o " y aa sus;i strong expression anu
ianhon s ~ sfa!ilyihg M impetus In the
moL ia 1hi. aal,l conference is SUI
,h "" anS,r msauway, NM Notwithstanding
Ga u "rl.'' NV. oaeNset y teceiyeI at me
S,, v" Gyn!eience " ihe ~. Z. church
.L"sn "ma ni!. '.,Gt ~ Nashfillc lust May,
s.U 10 ..";.y "'nir prospect OF its speedy
MISREPRESENTATION. ,.n, ,.nal WIN ING opening OF
."ias ye". ieHaine tne eiec1lon OF dele
sT ~ ", ..u uen.ihi conference Of inc
81 ~" SI t, With hieets ~ we spring
Il umv ysa' 'oIio"ihg ~ fniiaueiphin. the
," ,'i"o''on ~ ~ tl'ls suo|ect Will DC
.L,, ~ ~ not impossible
MN. SUMS VI INC Ahhual Conferences
.,."i E 1.'nG aealoh recommending the Gen.
mi ani e iounss - s've inc matter iis care
tno% %t h,,t a 'n,na a'tehtlon, anu VINO
,h" fro,orn s IVY, 'la, ,as pouy snaii convene
ny ~ internal uelesa!e from the Southern
E;nh sa my p,.cti n!s address 10 the same
,,isa NY y, nioIhefly yearning 10 which
,,;, uIs"" :. appea' OF Dr. hldsa%ay was
.".m"I ,,.; Nv W. l"l!er event, DO tlie
now ,,,a ". .n. =. !'e Conference what II
,";,i, 49, wv ",p.aa W. eelaihIy De received
anil w;i nssa Sn 'nsUf tl,ah ~ Nas!Ville,
s s~u w.. i,oo"nly caii iortti enthusiastic
s or w. III response. Following closely
tha w, nron ,Je'S oi .nis eatheIlng Will come
c"u MI MI ~. ss'.i"s se'nh!oh o. Amtr'-
IS"I ;n ~ ..;s 70 Ge heu december,
t;on o e. . ino s,sy oa nalllmofe, 10 celsbra:
STnu, -. tns y'suui1A!l9h IN that cradle OF
tho ns;.;"n3 y Ny nuiufIu Yeas before, OF
~ e1 ~" i luz. 9ie!nou'st EPlscooai Church
; ~ .me 9n ,, oa!es' Whit will be the
iii mnmor; . ' Uni e"t onIa IN %hleh
f;n.r sen,;mon, w" LIE, w calleu up anu me
,M "v' 1 I int, gwen loose rem, time
.van,. W ~. ie't 10 ue!ermlne. MEANWHILE
,7;an How, na aI .aansp,lins among our Cana
lnaI T., t ,H;a "n;o wnlen put them IN NE
,,,aLa :, . ai uaion movement ana when
,,,"S r :. %.oat eeLAa that ere Inc Thirst
t;"n ' of.ha l;ts silai meet lhe consoiid1'
;.v Iii u! tn h inherent branches q Method
'n,n m;. vi on .'e'r sue OF inc !lne an ac-
@" W. Ma,' nv: 90,
=, nreso.t e ;.," t oi .ahaua are divided
TX sSs. '.i!' lou' uistlnct organizations.
Isso. ,! nr en ~ Tue hGthodist church,
,,;n;I,s aoou! i:o'ooo members and LOO
pr;,;s' vo, LUIS Is ~, iaoaeled alter the
t.h =, a.,sn nssleyah ohurch, with lew
thuan 49, " government necessltated by
. .e MEET eH.eht OF Inc country. Next is
sae oc Me .st Episcopal church, having
inc, vovarna mM ai'u ooo ministers and ps
TEn sUfe'', ,rha ,nncn as IS our own NJ. E;
R;hla rhr; st;e,,. t aan Me'hoolsls ana
hsr;no ahaMt q nn M'e s,alIer poelies, num-
s oes iuou. o,uov members EACH neither
e" Saais n'Dle !hah hqntred ministers
i n"u oo', oeins non' Episcopal. The
'iI seo ' y. !lese TOUT churches (the Metho-
"s Sims. mus lorineu iolineu elsht years ago by
.n. Ta Ma.i u Tue oh wesleyan Methodist
nv , .uetI1ulst New conversion bodies
,, mu '%e,s. o'IIusnt a9out eght thousand
uIa,ueia " 'nc new lolu, and hence the
ah~o Mas really less acoaitlon than an
,.;.T T' / "ie former church carrying
, VIZ. ~ .'s o!u FORM OF church government,
s es,,;nss ~ V ,iy patt o. i!s name and con-
~ 49,; ~ 'ae new conversion brethren
. ne s'ns'e item OIL lay representa-,
W. ~ lne Eehera! Conference.
rnh lart'al union Oh the Methodists OF the
DoMlh!oh, eilected eight years ago, was the
outcome OF an effort two years previously
10 unite the whole. A joint committee
representing all the churches held Il meet.
ing at that time to see ii basis OF union
coa'd pe found. The good ships OF frater-
nai leeIing ha'! smooth sailing for awhile
N lhs uelioerallons OF that body, but she
nhally struck anu was totally wrecked on
We ROCKS OF the ePlscopacy.. The brethren
0! tne otter churches, forming their ideas
o. these dignltaries from the English
Church, would have nothing 10 do with
BISHOPS III any form or under any name
ana the representatives OF the NJ. E. Church
q once withdrew. About the came time
the lrlm'tlves also withdrew from the
conimiltee, 'mpelled to this course, it is
san, oy me Primitive Methodist Church
IN ureat brltaln, the result being the com.
ni1sees disbandment and the dropping for
the time OF all further negotiations. Two
years later, when the subject was reopened
oy the Wesleyans, the only church that
responded was the Methodist New
Convention, and then occurred
tue above mentioned coalition
oe. ' these churches. The modern
movement in favor Of union began about
,ooa Years aeo IN !ne tlaaFterly and District
IhesI OF .he different churches. Alter
atse, a!.ef !u'l discussion, voted iavorablE;
iHu l inc principle was Endorsed
u, q; i! Ing = Anhua! ana General Conferences,
VIVA .:ie result 70 date that another Joint
io commune nus besn created whose deli.
we're marked (, f hy sch m nesaa ast month
sn MI ~. i a"a ~ py SUN pelsect harmony
ann w sueh y commemorate disposition to
i'as s, mutual CONCESSIONS as to give prom:
!se sl'Ft III lts next assembling. hlch occurs