New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
nr,Dy TO ANSWER Any QUESTION.

READY To ANSWER ANY QUESTION
This declaration Wa greeted with great npplaus"
and the r7ll,rio. represented Chantauoua 7at" as
scores u handkerchief, were waving there. Dr.
Ferguson desired TO AK DR.. King question. but the
H-hop aid that he would not h. Required Ia answer
il unless he desired To- do 20. To this Or. King re
piled:
Il stand ready to answer any que,t'oa from any
member of this conference man pu God 'arth.'
Again the haudkcrchic waved willie The applause WIS
dcafcnug.
Dr. Ferguson asked simple question which was
NJ wcrcd promptly. Dr. Price withdrew nj, notion
Ia rccpmmi the report. DR.. Mc'irrw mOvc' the
discharge Of the committee with thanks and That thc
further Iteration, .houA be indefinitely postponed
Or. narrower rose to make personal explanation.
but va, called 10 order several time bv the Bishop
lie desired 20 explain wis IA" had tried to discover The
author ~ The Pnurhkeep,c letter. when he ucnn nod
the name # Mrs. King. Of whom he sDolc ~ a mag
ninoent woman" Or. King, VINO wa sitting bc,d"
the Bishop HIS feet at ~" me1ti"n 81 his "fc>
and aid Indignantly
That !, rnc. but not because II come, from hi,
bishop ro,s checked Dr.. Narrower again and he
went - hi. seat. Dr. DarWpsl moved thut the Gen
cr,l Conference delegates should be elected ~ once
aud This ordered.
After the dcbat. a voice called for the ballot
dclcent.s omaha. The cry was quickly taken mp
and the vote almost unanimous I'm favor Of cast
Ing the ballots ~ once. The Bishop asked the tame
teller, 10 serve who had charge 81 the voting the
DAY before and they announced the result OF the first
tallot q, follows: Total vote, %. necessary 90
elect III. Votcs-Dr. !. " King. I39. Dr. y. ].
rnlmer rs Chaplain &. &. Nc abe, 10, Dr. john
Milcy. 100: Dr. j. Il. Day. IO-; Dr. u. D'' 'raw-
ford %: DR. W. H. Micdc -; DR.. Alfred COpu~.
80: Dr. g. II. Gregory 20. Dr. A crooks, 30, Dr.
g. H. Travis A.: Or. e.. ". Mlard, II; DR.. !. J.
Dem 80: Dr. {. >. Narrower. u. IN" announcement
81 DR. King, vote WIS received with tumultuOus APP
Bishop declared the first fonr named elected The
Conference then adjourned 10 meet iu ia" evening.
When the evening session called 10 order by
ishop Andrews, large part Of the brethren had hot
returned from their suppcr and 50 The Bishop Ia
troduccd The Rev. DR.. q. T.. Alderman dean Of tn
University Of Chattanooga. who repre- cntcl III" work
~ thc Frcodm,n, Ma ana Southern Education >Ocley
While he va, talking thc building filled rapidly. In
niont ten minute the bishop asked him 20 'top
rate The tcllers announced the bal Ut follow:
Total number of vuice -, 10 n choIcc 30.
OF thee Alfred Coons received oG: W. H. Mckc. 80.
! Il Day, - NJ pc. Crawford. = g. II. Grcsory.
~. G. W Willard - {. H. Travis. II H. =. O,bOn.
4 The Bishop announced that there election.
The result of The third ballot showed 10 votes "a It
necessary to 4 choice. 30. 81 tbc-c. Dr. jon- "
ccivcd i2J DR.. Miclde, III. Or. Day, - lr. 'in"
ford - and DR.. Gregory. 10. lie bishop then
declared that Or. COOn- and DR. Mckic re clcct"i,
and called for the vote reserve dclcghi"r. owing
Ia tc latcn,-- Oi the hour. the Conference adjourn
after the members had east thcir ballots and before
the tccrs could report ana then report was "rd@eh
for this morning.