Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-11-01

OF puichaSihS d iot anu "'''i"'''S ''"'>' -
'l'lP'co, MeNi'o' .,4 49,.
n majority OF the ministers present re-
ported that they had brought the suDJect
before their respectiye charges, and the en-
terprise had met encouragement wherever
if had heen presented.
Po,, W N prncsIv moved and if was
Jt, .tt +1,o i,o!,,, ~ S,,nod bn from
au0pte'l, liaC 'lle no'in " e nS NV Ar -
$50 y. NJ. to L. NJ, ana from . L. vi. u
> p. NJ.
SYNOD then took u recess until O'Clock
p M.
THURSDAY, :: O'CLOCK p. NJ.
SYNOD met and nrocceded to business.
Thp Moderator announced the following
committees
On P.esbuterial Rcportx.-J. T.. Lowry, II. G.
| Miller, r., S. Bricc.
On Noninations-II T.. Boyre, d. +. Haddon
r. II. Brown. , y w,,;+o
on Erc'tSes a'id Le@Te o. -lose"ce'-''' H. nue.
~. or r nn',nc Eaa,,es i nr w N C;rior j 4 Lowry
| w ~ Waller r, NJ. Grist.
On Dcuotional Exercises Mason W. Pressly
J. II. Simpson, Joseph Wylie:
On Erskine CoHegcIJohn hunter' =. E;Itms; ~ ffesS-
~ a. ,. Sloaii, H. 'i'''' 'i'''' Ne '>
>. r.. Mcnomal"; adt;na i,,ouo,s-nr Latham J. r.
ch,lmers 7 A. Marion.
! On Co,resDoudence.-I. G. Mclaughlin, ID. b.
Presslv, James Strong.
On fHeological Srminary-J. c. Chalmers, G.
B. Belts. 4. S. Sloan, +. w. Watson.
| On Subbuth SchooLs-W. II. Waller, Calvin
| Presslv, r. R. McGill.
On Church Ertcnsi0ns.-J. G. Boyd, w. b.
Prcsslv. S. NJ. McDill.
| On Oveytures.-J. y. Young, j. $. 4. Hunter
w. S. Lowry.
On Pres6vterial Rccorols.-J. l.. Hemphill, j.
S, Mills S. w. Reid.
| On Domestic lhssions-J. \. White, III. +.
Sloan. H. Mem. Henry, James Strong, j. IL
Simpson, J. S. a. Hunter ID. f. Haddon, W. o'
! Cochran.
After the announcement of the comml'
| +aos Dr r A Ross moved, and it was
.eIS, 1,4ad +L"4 +ho oonc;doro+ion Of the items
auopteu, Il1V 'iio =, H. wv,
OF unhnlShed BUSINESS colIaIleu ~ liio iiiii'
uteS OF last SYNOD, DE, 1oT Tie pIesenC suo'
pended, and that the reading ana referring
| nf naners he the next business in order.
| On motion of DIR. Latham, the stated clerk,
w NiSonotou 1taiHo.on " o,,no;mtoJ bow T g Chal.
eiio -hoo:ia.ot :tu III Ipt
| 1neLs asslStaiit Clelh. w
The reports OF the treasurer Vi Eiohlie
| College was presented and on mOtlOn OF
| w ri Waller the reading of it was dis
,,o,,eod rrith Tho ranort Rayinp been al
poh1o, pSI:tl1 T:ttil VIM
reHUy au!tlIeu. 4 o,,
The following IresDyterlal rePol'S "eio
then presented ana reaQ
| TEISEssEE AND ALABAMA pRESBYTERY.
| no tbo p SYNOD of the South to meet at
| (,hoctor < +, 6ntobar o5th 1881: During the
,no, .n hn,o ooniovod a reasonable measure of
ton,no..l hlossings while some of our church
os hn1.o hoan ,noraf,vored than others. vet all
1,,,,n ,t,' snfnencr to smnnlv their wants. Our
inssos, fr tho ,roo have hacn fifteen seven by
1oath d ,Ui nrI hv remova of the aggregate
,rnber % fonT were rnlinr elders. viz: Patrick
m;naI,' Io,,os Pntt;ns0n Gnoroe Kidd and
| Cnnor Eorhers ali of whom were useful men
,rimon Tm" alJars b,,-n bean elected and ordained
III rmiee eIet Wnc,oin ~ NJ Wilson and i A. Cooper
'lr' ~, y: af III +o ,,inistors have
Ine iVes AIN it;o"s hatIrnon n,Stor and
been spared Inc iela,lolls petM ovn T, nnr
people nave Decn OF ple'sanl Gil'ti o,,
or our congregations an Wa 6
.ites. - hII oN,,'rro,rntiou ,t his own rcnuest
Young ana ms consIeS, az III, ,,;tl, GT +hop fo,
was ulssolveu' Dut t aG ne ,,,,,,I,, WIN
another year as stiiCeu suPPls', ,. h,,,,ds
feV. >. b Muse mas reoseu ~ dtoa o,,d o p.nsh,
and IS living III the liiiltS ol '''o o'c'o'''