Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-04-19
They noted a few discrepancies, which Pres
bytery authorized the stated clerk to correct.
Presbytery then adjourned until 7.3O P. M.

n. A.. ...o-S,Ll:,o. of Droch1,for1y of : On
M NJ 'fe meetine ae was h held in the interest OF
1o1eigp nisSiGais} SWah} and mli Rev va n Pratt
1,o; ny. ~ a. ,,,os eGb tben taken m for foreion
: oo;ae:.loh o,,rt;n, Wa , 70 ss7 aS
hi1SsionG, anot srot4 WS;to snnonncod that tho
neV J; Spi"S' " M rTI, ,on,,1IoiI ~ Ehamozar
call l0r heV. y. - ~ ~ 4ho .aoa+;n, W.
chgrcn was agleeapte ] ~ ua ui1 oe WE Ms Thoun'
ana wouid % e+ De ateepe bo ron4 anu ha 40 Moved that
Wei couiu nT. ,"oo ot ~ I'll ~ NJ Thnr,,voI;s
frespy'eryd paot pthot t,e the M Modarator annont
1....o I."n; e;o,, % for ;ns+ol ollot;on Adonfed
coniillsslou ioa g Iot ~ o11o Tho
IL was nioveu anu auoPIeolsg mass .1at Int
minutes OF this meeIlng printed III paHlpnlel
form.
Adjourned until A. NJ, tomorrow.
TUESDAY MokNiNg, AHiii -.
fresDytery met, anu alter ueVoIlohal CA
erclses, proceeded 10 business.
The minutes of Yesterdays sessions were
road hv the clerk. corrected and adOpted,
~ O., ~ So4;o,. 4ho foIlou,;nn no;n;storc u,aro
u noSiou, ~ iT .,,,,,,11Ie rasnont;Wo,1, ~
con1lnueo as stateu -
GI Stae oautIiG. LII n Harrison six.Miie Creek
s III 60. 80. D = Ta3,In,, Tonauell M
ana SMYRNA n; cf:,d r: davlor' r1ope"en' W.
n; M hlrhpatllck, oma,oi nin+od os tho +;noe for
me MoqeIat9F agpGlh.eu pe ae ii@ os naStor r. M ot
1MsIlns neV.y % q o.t,,rSn1, hafnre @ fba firSt
Eoe1eZer cn9rcn' SaGuf9ay oe1o.e pre+t to 10 mo.
SUNDAY VI NAY Ny Ic+tbo,I,s ~ I' ~ r obarno
side ana rev: w; J =. MaISf1Wl yMI;to 20 VIII MI.
!ae !e0pie, p,Ias WIZ hi3er pa,, a. e Wh;to Pav
1ste6iaa MEanIa;eS aLSe,na-i'eV - ~ " A'0'
L.: ~ ~; MGofl4iSA ~ Stc,or+ woo onnointad tenn
,orau', uet o,nri, In n niece Of Rev f. H Robin
poraly cieak e. oi,, p,ase s.rther ~ ettendance
son, excused % iToH1 iHo.,let ared thrae s+and-
.sio nes; - Scc;n,,o+ad ~ Nos 90 % ri and to
haddaJ'+o iGLu' theSo nov in force and asamend-
S o5 aavu tho.7 ,vora W .a2I oJonfed a. foll0ws
eu eHey "ere m auop'ei 90 .ra1I % w. o,ootod from
huhE o. ane 1's;th;n tho honnds Of Presbv
terv and 0 er otnc;o shall he permitted to take
mart in the deiiberations of the Presbytery on
matters of finance specially connected with his
Office, but without the privilege OF voting; ana
that his expenses be de1rayeo ouI VI tiie i"iue Va
the Presbytery: oS .,,n ho tho dntv Of the stated
hSta %. ~ sannr snar p nf the nroceedines of Pres
brterv dnr;p@ each of its sittings. the temporary
clerk only to assist him.
RULE ST. These officers, viz, the stated clerk
and treasurer, shall be elected at @ tne era ran meet
ing OF fresIylely! W see Sc NJ; ~ Tour,,
ine ieeis fsDaoob,+on,, Is.oiI ,,;os tandarod and
treasurer VI iioooS 'oiS' "'"'
scGePteu; ,,.,:.,~ oho;r,,o, Of
Rev.. NJ. II. hlrkPatrlch, cllall lilah ~
committee on Systematic Benevolence, SUD-
mitted the report of his committee, from
which il was learned that reports had been
rooo;yod from, oil hut eipht churches. the
esH",',:.o.. La,.;,,o. fo;Iod p renort. Cedar
tOioWHiS .Nii7 it'iio" r. D+l,o,}n
Snoals, FISHING Creeh, NulApail, D.iiooIN,,
Creek. The following churches have con-
tr;h1tad to ali the objects of beneyolence :
%r. ST;,vo+ pooI Hi pnritv pleasant
~. oii1S.2 ISoIH Catboi;o T;rzoh
IroVe, DeClel, oclou, Oaonu1; ,.:",'.
Otner cnurcnes nave cOltlioutee el, ~ vaiiooe Se
other objects OF beneVOlence as IolloWs; 20
for sustentation. S3S3.1S; Is to evangelical
find s17145. < to domestic missions,
eIEo * 10 10 ;nyoIid find s19511. % to
fono;n,' ,,;ss;ons e1 09o 81 % tn education.
1Ore!gn MISSIONS, 9l,UoAL. 20 W
81 ,641 40; 16 to puDncatlOn, SllZ|o; 10
Tuscaloosa Institute, $3.50. The report,
with recommendations it contained, was
odon+od ond ordarad cnread unon the min
at,op'eu "''' =" 81 WV ~
e:.Lo,1 h,,s;,,oss ho;na tho ronort
The unfinished business, pelng tne repolJ9
OF tne coHnlltCee IN leale " tho os pnoptHe tea
cnange III the oohiessloii u "i''i' "<'' ''o''
Akeh 1p. aod s,,o1-o a. soroo
MT; fiatC tooh !ne nVoi aio @ 'pUn~t po,t ~ NJ NJ
!ength IN opPos1tlon 10 tne leRorv, ~ ~
fratt closed ms IelHalhs Wy S,S;iTs, ,a5,ort w
following supstltute !ot Mr: Nils I1pou bou
IN view OF tne tats Cnds eh we ara r,mcb divided
unon this subject. and it's practice in different
sactions is widely divergent and inasmuch as
it is unscripturai and unpresbyterian that min
listers should be censured for what is permissible
In elders, deacons anu private Inenoele, ~ .HaV
In one cnurcn tnat De resai9eu a. o GO ouotha
@ Mnic. ~ heio "s i'si' ai' p-0p "
,st an yIoWn
!.T'o, tI st 40 abont MATTERS nf Udonbtful dispu-
nS Sne apoo D. -. 10 Ratba, Presbvtery re-
t.ioH ~ .ooo,n,,onds ~ tho General Assembly
~ con1enn in the citv of louisville, XIV.
sooil " ~ of +,n fojIoxiSr rasoIntons as dis,
tie uopIfot IL % o1ortnro from Concord Presby-
posing VI 'ne o'ei'"''
'oS n1,o+ is ;s ;nexnodient at this time to make
.'aoI na' obonne IN the standards of the church
any .. ~ tI,;s ,o;nt aud mnch more inexpedient to
uPolt : .s ,,r',h;h;t;on of otber deorces of af
anollsn .ne pa -, tha iast sentnnce Of Cbanter
OF Sssot;nna Confessi0n of Faith in addition to
that f of a deceased wife's sister, which in Lev.
l9. 1S Glands on q basis of its own.
That hereafter marriage with deceased
wifes sister he not regarded as sufficient ground
for judicial discipline.
Mr.. Pratt was followed by Mr.. Webb,
- snol-o i, f,yor of sustaining the reDOrt
VIM SPoh1 III 40. 20 y. D,osh1-+oSS,, +oolS 70.
FenulHS Ills IeHlSi Nd, AlSoos 'Gi ~ I" ~
cess for i've minutes, alter Wnlcn Iney re-
assembled, 1t now Delng IL O'CLOCK, W near
Tho trial sermen of ficentiate McAlpine.
Vs ae.om - sar,,;no PraShytarv was called to Or
a. 49, % ~, ,,,,otion The trial Sermon and
uer, anu, oii ilEeiH;, WV of 81 - ;oantintn No
previous examinations VI Llcentlf'ee MI
Alpine were sustained.
Rev J. LOWrie Wilson, from the commit
too on Narrative to the General Assembly.
snhno;+tad tho following which WasadOpted !:
.m,,r,
NAfhAil'E.
Reports from thirty-hve OF the thlrty-mne
churches under the care OF FresDytery nave oeeh
placed in the hands of your committee. Ananal-
ysis of these shows:
l. That the pastoral reldt,on exists III Hea[iy
One-hGy OF the churches, Wmle tne reHaliluer,
with but the fewest exceptions, are served by
stated supphes vi tne a.tes tb a'e GOOD
reaeS nrosnent m'of of soon enioving this relation
That in twenty-four Of the churches the sal
ar ;eS nromised have been fully paid and Eener-