The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-16
11yrERENGE CLOSED.
,.,>G LaBoRsoF AN IN.
raE rn.,aEs TING SESSION

~ u w
-, Appointments Made for
sIn, ,,m : cOnlcrcncei ear--"hen You
"'' ! Methodist 'he s","'a''on ,; T.;
n,', %,a do You Like iou'rreacher'''
''' rl.rorial correspondence
: O., Dec. Is Conference
VIZ. ...i to day at half past two and
~ ,1,rs hurried away to their
1' .@sr a most pleasant session. On
might missionary mass meet
'''. bed aud a large COL
y nk.u Dr. HARRISON, of
F' Tenn, who speaks thirty Ian
Sfa ,,ptIy, delivered an address
e's. N long remembered. 1t was
1r W.. aoI Il ao.e and profound.
p.ae'l, ,'S a' oas A great day. At half past
>1ls i,.. Feast was celebrated in the
sat y,,I hy,I church, conducted by Rev. IS.
ls.' ~ II was "a precious service.
.sln s@ O'Clock the Bishop preached
d ~. wi ,ye Of God 1t was a strong
,pt was not up to the high
s.uo', ,ha B,suop. IL was rs able, but
aha n,Iftiug as most of his sermons.
I : pvIs often said that OF all
ai." !, had known in church. and
ils ~ g.aop kEENER was the ablest aud
''' oryfouud He has We6sterlan
s'. I'd never saw or heard man
~''' .,arsssed me so that | was in the
", ,,a'.' .,'t ii a gre L and wise man. Long
'''a sSs i've 10 guide th church Alright!
SF r,.i,m = was manifested this morn-
a,,.m1r,ab.e way. \ Re solution
Y ,".r,duueu that Methodists vote
tar men sno would pass temper
~ aUs The Bishop spoke up here
~ ~. 1.,arel he had always been a
~ -, advocate of temperance, but be
IN ~ mat the question ought not to
- -, n1liucs de declared that
-. his conviction that the Cause of
.n',,,nee had been set back fifty years
-, 80 methods employed. Tue resolu-
", f,, Gang 1 in accordance with the
p.b5,, wise suggestion, and the Con-
60 1 BY a large majority endorsed the
~ E.r,s ald put itself on record for
..~rsr.pce but not for political action.
s,nd,y afternoon Ex-Gov. JARVIS and
pgv DR +. l.. REID addressed large
s-,lu seuooI mass meeting in the Pres
Gs,r church. aud PRESIDENT j. f.
fsSrL poke to men only at 7. NJ. c.
Hall. The people were greatly
,..d A. the same hour communion
aTqwA, held iu the Methodist church
,.@,el by REV. DIS. Books anc
Ha
sfwn not permit me to speak o
@aa1us sermons and speeches which
rN4i every session with deep anC
p.4g interest, and left pleasant ant
ae.l.llAleuces on the com mnunlty.
This morning President CRowELL pre-
@a'ea the claims Of Trinity college an,
nai treuchant speech on education
and the needs and aims of the college
aud the conference pledged hearty an,
ua'tad support and endorsement of tn
reuomoyaI FROM Trinity to Durham
N suitable and touchlng-c
Of deceased members Of the Conferenc
wee read and tributes paid 70 the mem
ory u the late Rev. DR. MANN, Rev. Dl
GASGrN, Rev j I HARRIS. Rev JOSEF
WHEELER, Rev. DR.. BoBBITT, Rev. III
WARD HOLLAND. | regret | cannot Civ
sS!uopSls Of these tributes.
The charges Of financial irregularit
Preferred against REV D. r BRUTo
were not sustained and the large au
CONSCIENTIOUS committee vindlcated an
d0nerated him 1t is to be regrette
'lat charges affecting minister's cha
aser should be presented which coul
1oi be sustained; but is gratifying tn
At BhUTONS name and honor is Wind
Gated
lne bishop stated to day that the ton
JOHN WESLEY, the founder of Metho
nu Was to b5 reconstructed and it w
ue'lrea that marble column would
Ttc'ed by each branch of Methodist
ihe hundred dollars was at once CO
uouted by the North Carolina conf,
eIcg' i've generous gentlemen ca
SSeuglng 500. They we're Rev. DR.. j.
SSeiSNlSddM, y Presiding Elder of t
Mg Mv@gIelgl district; R3v. DR.. GREASY,
"Hulngton; Rev. JAMES WILSON a
-
:, Tue conferences was royalty enterta
~HeV ID, Il FUTILE and all the citize
,, "V.e hospitality personifed. Mr.. II
I'd was everywhere and lis efforts ",
s1vve'siuI s,S.'siuI In every respect. He clos
'I'ee Years pastorate here, which
S..a ~. crowned with success in every
FN'ment. J. D
iae following are the appointme
~ 'ne new conference year.
APPOINTMENTS.
"A1EIGH DISTRiCT-REv. J. A. G
NlSGGlN, ID. D., Presiding Elder.
GGaenton st Rev. j. H. Gordon, D
I1suITal-L L. Nash, ID. d.
nnrookyn-C. o. DuRant.
pDary-P. l. Herman.
n@esyllle-B ~ G. Alfred.
PPucTnorn E. Pope.
n,s 1st River circuit-G. W. Fisher.
00slord-R. f. Bumpass.
fJA,ord circuit. II. Hall.
GG5suls.ourg }. B. Hurley.
GHsyton-J. j. barker.
yyunn-J b. Pegram.
Fr.uuHgysYllIe-R II Whitaker, D.
HonsSI'hton circuit-E. L Pell.
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