Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
\. C. PRESBYTERY.
,oocrsplNes OF SECOND
DAYS SESSION. .
,.o,ln,,,nn OF Candidates for the
,,,..,.,,, 4omo Trouble over snow
ul ,hnch-sermon by South
American silsiionary-Ad-
JoufDmont,

pns. 4 A. Marshall, OF Aberdeen, Md,
n.,J us,,in. of Omaha, ard George ~. |
\ Camubrll, of Philadelphia, were In
si,cJ IN IN ne corresponding members.
qbe treasurer reported recelpts for the
,.,, -, months amounting to 67tS.O3 |
.rt balance IN the treasury OF Si5O.75. |
Tbs Rev. J. \. Stonecipher aud |
rhomsa A. Anderson were appointed .
committee on the general assembly re,
nor,, the Rev. George M. Hickman and
William VI. Candy n committee on leave
ol absence. the Rev. w. y, Patterson
and J9bg A. Nicholson n committee 70
sIsmipe the records Of Snow hi
CkAffh.
sotb churches inviting the Rev. ID. II.
I.yerly to become their pasto7. TIE
icrmer agrees 10 pay . salary OF 500 per
,ppum aud the use OF the name, aud
Me latter to pay a salary oil SNo per
The request Of Buckingham Congrcga-
ten Wo',es,er County, Md, TO remove
Iih,fy Church against which the board
al Church Erection holds . mortgage OF
$50. for the purpose OF erecting new
Que wis granted.
hcLl Ia Rev. J. A. Marshall asking
him TO become pastor Of Lower Brandy
wire Cbmeh at a sa'ary OF 5000 per an.
pun was read.
Acall ,gned by 100 members OF Snow
Hll atd Stockton churches was read In
yiling the Rev j. r. Campbell, stated
supply, 20 become pastor ut salary OF
$50 per annum.
A long controversy took place upon
this matter. lrregulsr,ty in the proceed
ipgs being charged by Rev. DIR. Gayley.
Rev. W. 7. Swartz moved to send the
call back 10 the Snow Hin Church, but
Rev M EcKels opposed the motion, ~
be thought IL would be detrimental to
The eArsc,
D. Msrkr, moderator, suggested leav'
ing the matter In the hands oi commit
lee
Mr.. Swartz then withdrew his motiou
BY the ,onsent OF Rev. DR.. KeigwiD, the
trCnuder, when Charles Baird moved :,
refer 10 a committee.
MIR. St0necipher thought that the qrcs
ton had better he DEF ide by the Presby'
terry.
Mr Spence eAil that the congregf tion
il meeting that had caused the troubl,
wtfc Le'd for the purl ose Of expressing
regret at Mr.. Camptell's resignation.
tuitnl states Senator 4. X. Wilson o
Snow llill spoke strongly against thu
cSl. The meetings, lie said, were no
ca lei 10 elect pastor, sud such actor
was contrary 10 the Cunstltu ional law O
the Presbyterian church. The meeting
were called at a time when many of I'll
members were away OH their summe
vacation. The members Who object B
the call bcing sustained contributed .
per Ctnlum Ui the tntlIe sum rruuired [
meet the expenses OF the chuich
Oscar NJ. Purnell Of the STOW HI
Messenger replied II, length To tn. re
marks of Senntor Wilson, aud relate
circumstance, which led to Mr.. Cam
bt.l's resignation ard hts call to tho pa.
i0fI't md maintained that, though no
ta'cl IN tie cal tor the meeting, IL wn
Ela"n that tie subject OF choosing
pts'or would be- considered.
The hour Of II O'Clock having arrived
Pnstyicy took 4 reress until p, M.
Al 2o'rl,ca i'rtsbyteIy aga'n convened
vh'n Tie di'Cuss.on on the Snow Iii
IhhtcN difficulty was resumed, o. NJ
fuiDrl having the floor. MIR. Pnrnel
slated bat although the majority OF tn
cotgrastiyn wants Mr.. Campbell 10
pls!.r tley are willing to let hun so, bu
sNing To the terlous illness OF his viii
iAt major part OF tie congregation deslr
lm kcll another year.
Kew DR. 6Ayley offered and urged tn
icolllon oi resolution by the PIesby
iefy aa'ls ng the return OF the Rev. j.
Sal lo,i, 10 the pastorate OF the Snos
hht t' ufeh for the period oil six months
mat lie iIscusslon OF the church trouble
CEASE anl that the pabtcr aud peopl
tson he Zee to sevcr their relations a
VI ,Il If that time the pastor by at
oIN 2 Il call 10 another church and III
Pgi't To secure new pastor.
ito seSp,ution was accepted as happ
to'nO'lt o' the difficulties, aud adopte
~ 3" 4.mdst unanimous vote.
NV ". ii. Logan, the home mi
a'.aty y. the Prcsbytery. was appoiute
no'' h,'f OF the session to be held ,
erow llil Caurcb.
H. hayley moved as substitute thl
~ NH'l,- he referred to the ttuste 8
"g ff,,tYtery. Motion adopled
IN M l.cE Z. A. Grice and the Rev. "
campbell, oi Baltimore, who we
li's'h', We're invited to sit as cor
1'.lE memhers OF The presbytery.
'. i. Slonec!pher struck upt
l,l Htsiion which caused tlivisiC
Hh'l hr cal ed atteu tion to the overtu
vi ~, We 'hst General Assembly of u
."1''t AS iollows: "Do you desire
~ IT tho confession Of faltli?" al
,''' To re!cr the matter to u comm
a general debate occurred upon Il
" "Ayley opposed the IN, ton al
,ipie's'd tis unqualified admiration
"e ",o chi confession and declared IL q
s'aaI'eti Of all reform confessions.
l. motion heing TO refer, Dr. Gay,eJ
,Su''''s , were declared not germain
,bs ,Se !'''lan, and W. NJ. Candy TAXI
~ sf'le course was reminded that
sUay TX away from the motion,
W 'Ii Nv. NJ. j. Eckles and tho Re
IT, htEwan spoke In favor of /
oI"p' d and Dr. l.. p. Bush In favor
- Usflon OF the question and
auSWrt T' by the Presby terry,
vail nlollon TO refer to com mittee d
@'eu m w vote OF "a yeas 10 l8 nays.
ts,isI ne feport OF the Committee on MIN
sa,s N relief was adopted. The arg
VI me sums granted was $575.
rsrS' SI'Ouoh to priat 500 copies OF I
1r1Lu,ng rL rules was adopted.
Pisana,es BAIRD, from the Committee
co%m, submitted the report Of Il
6f 6fsiuee, and reported the proportl
eon,,it S,tn ehqrch In the Presbytery TO
p.r .r,,puted to the fund to be eight ce
Ts eihoer, Report adopted.
po,, nev. Or. Marks submitted the
HOi the Com mittee on Ednca,,on
PUS Report adopted. %
sIndId .,ss'eelnati9n - of William Actor
10 WA rs ior orders. was sustained, O
Conm,,,a.oo mepded oY tbe Education
The cS"I lSr educational support.
EraStss uurel nn At Chesapeake City ,