Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-15
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smith and Inhn Mnonnid wers ciccted to
cldcrs, n,ders. When the name of tho
i,t,er vas c,Iled Rsv W NJ Ridovny
aid that If MIR. McOunid was unwilling
,n becnn,e a citi,en nf the l'nited states no
shnuld retirr and yo hons, presidinu
Elder Mcdonnell said IL was beyond the
control of Mr.. McOuoid that he had not
vet hren uaturaliged. aud that he expected
snnn To be. which EXPLANATION was salts
factory.
The following persons were advanced To
tho second class of deacous II. ). De
Bow, II, II. Robinson, w. Rcdhcifer, g.
l.. Gaul, g. ). Mervino, b. L. Callen, J. q.
Bickertan, William Powick and +. Il.
Lynch
Rev. William Swindells moved tho ap
pointment of "a committee to take into
consideration the entertainment of the
next general conference, which will be
held in Philadelphia in May, claimed that
some preachers were heedless OF the pro-
prieties and INDUCED in nasty practices,
spelling carpets with tobacco spit aud
doing other improper things The motion
OF Rev. NJ. Swiudells was then adopted
Roy, II. IL, Bodins was granted n super
uumary relation without work. The
| reports of tho presiding elders were read.
4 Arrss,e Among tn. Lsymcn
Tbe law cnufereuce mot IN elect twn law
delegates and it's proceedings wero enliycn
cd Nv letter receiyed from Thos. w.
Pric., which was laid ON the table because
hc was not member of the body. He
| denounced as false and cnxardIy tho
| insiuuation of An ANONYMOUS letter. attack
inc him for his candidacy as A Law delegate
IN iLo gsneraI oonterencS and Ie wGnnd
mn by Offering "slOC for suyh evidence AS
Will lead To tho certain discovery of the
cnvard who insnIts Won and discIaors the
church which Won represent
The letter in question said the writer
batel demnyoyism and living and expr,s ss
! cd the hone "that wise. careful. good
tempered' courteous. charitable. well
informed Christian gentlemen will be sent
men who build up, men To whom we car
point with pride as rapreseptatiys Chris
tian laymen of the Philadelphi, confer
ence. that no man will bs sent for who's,
hasty. exargerated. sometimes bruta
uttefapcss. apology will have Contiuua' /,
to hs mads Who will owe his election Z,
the anneaIinS with false satemsnts ola,
tran and humbnv to the envy and UttIp
ness that is alike Ia YOU and mo"
| A ballot for delegates beipg taken re
suited as follows; Pat,isop. 9i: Hack
30 Prince "a yannote 4s RIoxn o
McNeal 20 scott, Al storm. ii. S,h,
field, Cope, 3: Heister, =: Schaffe.
Lone. / Total number Of votes cast 70
Necessary To a choice. 81. Governor Pat
tison was declared elected.
A ballot was then taken for the remain
ing delegate, resulting in NcNeal, AS
Vannote, 23 Storm, 8 Price. 90: SCOT,
, IS: Black. % Brown, 2. The total mum
Der of votes cas-, was l39. making 20 necg,
sary to choice,
, The result OF the third ballot was a
follows: Whole number OF votes cas-