Smyrna times., 1891-03-25

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laid on the table. A division was ask
ed and the vote shown to he 08 to So. /
Mr. Quigg said: This motion is not !
in the interest OF peace, This trOu- |
BILE has caused great deal of unkind I
feeling. AS soon as the Peninsula !
Methodist came into the hands of its
present owners, some members of the {
conference made war against it. The |
publisher will meet any charges at his /
own conference. l am sorry this mat /
ter was brought up. 1t has been my
purpose to keep it down"
Bishop Fowler advised moderation
in speech and good order. The Rev. /
| Charles A. Hill, pastor of the church
in which the Conference is being held,
said: ut is unfortunate that the con-
ference has indorsed the Peninsula
Methodist. 1t has arraigned the four
presiding elders, and you remember
the onslaught on Bishop Merrill. Its
last issue hurls insults on the confer
ence by charging it with passing light
ly over the examination of characters.
My relations with the paper became
unpleasant when / discontinued my
subscription on account of personal
attacks. In December last the pub
Usher wrote me letter, asking for
list of the conference homes, and l did
not supply them because they were
promised to another paper. Shortly
after the editor said he would chal-
lenge my character before the bar of
the conference. Two other members
have received like notice."
Rev. Wm. Compton advised Chris
tian conduct in the matter, and depre-
Gated spiritualistic pugulism as the
third side of the question.
Rev. Robert Watt said "This paper
(theP Peninsula MethOdi8t) is not respOn-
sible to any one, and we want to feel
that our characters are safe. A paper
that attacks preacher by innuendO
over nom de plume, and strikes a man
in the dark, should be stigmatized as
coward"
. Rev 7. Z. Terry offered as substi-
! tute, that we leave the endorsement
of a conference journal to the individ-
, uals of the conference" which was
carried.
q Rev. w. W. w. Wilson offered a res
i OlutiOn indOrsiug the Conference ChrOn-
+ icle.
e Mr.. Quigg wanted to maintain the
same position towards each paper and
q Mr.. Wilson's motion was lost.
h Rev. w. J. Haddaway, editor of the
q Chronicle, asked that neither paper be
/. indOrsed, and on motion of w. l.. S.
il Murray, Mr.. Terry's resolution was
changed to apply to both and passed.
l. The Woman Delegate question came
!. up as the order of the day. The min.
v isterial vote was 7S against, and 65 for
= admission. The lay vote was 32l6
!. against and 1888 for admission.
q Grace Church, Wilmington, was
}. unanimously chosen as the next meet
Al ing place.
le The conference adjourned at
q o'clock Monday evening. BisOp FOw
y, Ter read the appointments as follows:
in WILMINGTON DIsTRICT-w. L. S. MUIR
RAY, p. f.
Bethel and Glasgow, Wilmer Jaggard
CharlestOwn, K. H. HynsOn
Cherry Hill and Union, T. B. Hunter
ne Chesapeake City 1. G. FosnOcft
y, Chester, A. P. Prettyman
!. Christiana, B. f. Price
I'd Claymont, J. S. Wood
~, Delaware City, Z. 0. Ayers
y Elk Neck, Elmer Gardner
l0 ElktOn and CrOuch's, Charles Hill
ie Hockessin and EbeneZer d. II. COrkra
he HOpewell 0. S. Walton
VS. Marshallton and Stanton, G. H. William
Mt Mt. Lebanon and Union, J. I. VanBurl
n. allow.
= Mt. Pleasant w. f. Tomkinson
=, Newark and Wesley, w, J. Duhadway
st New Castle, 4. f. Martindale
he Newport A. s. Mowbray
North East, J. b. Quigg
at Port Deposit. Adam Stengle
es Port Penn, F. f. McKensey
[r. Red Lion. w. H. =. Loller
to Rising Sun, j. Z. Bryan
Iv ROwlandville and Mt Plea ant, f. ]
y, Short
HI St. Georges, G. L. Hardesty
Il. Wilmington
Asbury, J. d. c. Hanna
ty Brandywine and Edgemoore, G. a. Gri
he Goodman, W. l.. White
mt EpwOrth, Isaac Jewell
1,s Grace, john Y. DObbins
III Kingswood, H. S. Dulaney
Madeley, K. G. Atkins
Mt. Salem, W. L. Avery
or. ST. PauPs, L. T.. Barrett
Scott, John France
SilverbrOOk, NJ. Z. Bowen
Swedish Mission, to be supplied
Union. E. L. Hubbard
Wesley, W. q, KOons
Zion, Isaac L. Wood
ess EAsToN DISTRICT, ALFRED SMITH, p.
A Appoquinimink, J. D. Reese
Yas Bayside and Tilghman, j. NJ. Lindale
tt. CeciltOn, T. A. H. o. Brien
"a Centreville, V. S. Collins
~ ChestertOwn, r. l. Watkins
VI Church Hill, J. A. Arters
pal Crumpton, S. j. BRker:.
IN EastOn, r. II, Adams
ng Galepa, 4. II. Nelson
Greensboro, r. w. Todd
arc HillsbOrO, S. NJ. Morgan
' ,nS Ingleside, T. H. Harding
Jus m Kent Island, W. w. Sharp
er- KentOn, Albert Chandler
en- Kings Creek, g. II. Geognegan
nd Marydel, q. =. COnoway
Ter M0assey's supplied by Eben Welch
The MiddletoWa, n. VI. Browne
eor MilliRgton, f. E. White
'4' Odessa, H. S. Thompson
Oxford, H. G. Turner
ron Pomona, w. r. Mowbray
rye Queenstown, j. w. Fogle
lld Rock Hall, Robert Roe
Royal Oak, supplied by J. Pasterfeld
ion st. Michaeps, s. j. Morris
n Sassafras, William Shears
- Smyrna, w w. W. Wilson
smyrna Circuit r. X. Stephenson
Still Pond, j. D. Kemp
IRIS Sudlersville, E. G. Macnichol
be- Talbot, j. NJ. Collins
ted Townsend, Frank thatcher
,et- TraPPe, ". r. MeFarlane
the Union and Salem, to be supplied
SSbe wye, supplied by A. C. Jones.
ter DOVER DIsTRIcT-J. A. B. WILSON, p.
1 ted Beckwith, W. F. Dawson
ked Bridgeville, j. p. Otis
'ol- Broadkiln, w. B. johnson
Burresyille, I. +. Tabler
nee Cambridge, j. II Howard
Camden, T, II. Rawlins
aris Cannon, w, i. H. Bowen
T Church Creek, George w Bonn6s
l. CrapO, Charles P. Swain
Denton, George w. Townsed
led Dorchester, W. X. GallowaV
EN-, Dover, T. +. Terry
an East New Market, Asbury RprLa
rid Ellendale, Julius p. West
Iars ElliOts Island, j. NJ. Collins
y" .ois Pennington, Joseph Robinson
On Eederaishnrg, j, w, Easlev
My FELTON,, Thomas II. HAYNES
leg EFedeEioa j, II. Caldwell
irty Galeston, ID. +, Waddell
, of Georgetown j. d, Rigg
eot Greenwood, William p Comnton
Harrington, R. I. Coursey w"
HoOpers Island. w w WJobDso.
sec HurlOek, NJ. ID. Mutton ''''S'"
est, Houston, w, B. Gntbrio