The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-25
WHERE THE MINISTER'S GO.
Closing Proceedings of the Will
mlngtOn M. E. Conference.
List of APPOINTMENTS.

hSt VI AppO1nIIucu U.s.
MIDDLETowN, March 21.-Ths morn
ings session of conference was preceded
by devotional exercises conducted by the
Rev. A. T. Scott.
COLLEGE VISITORS.
The following college visitors were
nominated by the committee of education
and were elected.
To Dickinson Colleges. M. Morgan,
l. L. Wood, ] T. Van BuIkaIow, Jas. II.
Baker, II. c. Conrad Walter H. Thomp.
son.
To Woman's College of Baltimore-H.
w. Ewing, r. |. Watkins, II. G. Turner
W. NJ. Field, L. E. P. Dennis, ]. Hersey
Hall.
To Boston University-Isaac Jewell,
Henry Thompson. W. E. Tomkinson
To Conference Academy-W. G Rooms
K. X. Stephenson, J. H. Howard, Enoch
Moore, c. F. Richards.
To Drew Seminary-C. W. Pretty.
man, Robert Watt J Y Dobbins, L. W.
Layfeld, E. Ii. Hynson, H. s. Dulaney.
To Princess Anne Academy-Pastors
of Princess Anne, Crisfeld and Fair
mount.
A collection for the sexton and to pay
for old and new minutes was taken.
DR.. Martndale read the report of the
trusteesof Wilmington Conference Acad-
envy.
WILL STAND BY THE SCHOOLS.
Several resolutions presented by the
committee on education were adopted
They said any person or power that
threatens the integrity or existence of the
public schools is an enemy of the Re-
public, that we will jealousy watch and
Loyalty guard them, aud whenever they
are assaulted we will defend them with
out malice, bigotry fear or compromise,
that the national language must have
precedence and mastery in the national
schools; that all partisan political con-
troll and all sectarianism in the manage
meut and teaching of the public schools,
and all evidences in the structures used
or in the garbs of teachers that would
suggest sectarlanism or hint at the re-
hottest connection of church and state
must be banished; that we will exhort
our people to exert themselves to defend
national, state, county and municipal
treasures, against all attempts or pretexts
for the division of the sacred funds which
they held for the support of public
schools.
The remainder of the morning was
consumed in hearing reports from other
committees.
THE APPOINTMENTS.
Before adjournment of conference the
appointments for the ensuing year were
announced. as follows:
WILMINGTON DIsTRIcT-L. E. BARRETT, p. E.
Bethel and Summit. b. Hunter.
Charlestown-T. H. Harding.
Cherry Hill and Union-W. T. Valiant.
Chesapeake City-Wilmer Jaggard
Chester-E. s. Mace.
Christiana-Supplied by 7. e. Oswald
Claymont-George E. Wood.
Delaware City-A. =. Prettyman.
Elk Neck-Edwin Gardner.
Elkton and Crouch's-I. L. Wood,
Hockessin and Ebenezer-J. o. Sypherd.
Hopewell--B. F. Price.
MarshalltOn and Stanuon-C. II. Williams.
Mt. Lebanon and Union-James Conner.
Mt Pleasant-W. f. Tompkinson.
Newark and Wesley-W. j. DuHadway
New Castle-r Martindae
Newport and Elsmere-A, S. Mowbray.
North East-W. q. Koons.
Perryville-W, p. Taylor
Port DepUsit-H. W. Ewing.
Port Penn-TO be supplied
Red Line and Glasgow-William p. Townsend
Rising Sun and Sylmar-J. E, Bryan.
by James Parnell.
81. Georges-Julius Dodd.
Wilmington:
Asbury-J. ID. q. Hanna.
Brandywine-J. p. Otis.
Cookman-William L. White.
Eastlake and Edge Moor-To be supplied by
f. g. Young.
Epworth-Isaac Jewell.
Grace ]. Y. Dobbins.
Harrison Street,. b. Short.
KingswoOd-H. S. Dulaney.
Madeley-D. f. Waddell.
Mt. Salem-S. NJ Morgan.
ST. PauI's-T. Z. Terry.
ScOtt-John France.
Silverbrook-William A. Wise.
Swedish Mission-To be supplied by Charles
Norstrum.
Union-E. l.. Hubbard
Wesley-J. b. Quigg.
ZOn-L. W. Layfield.
]. p. West and H. A. q. Westerfeld left with
out appointment to attend school.
EAsToN DIsTRICT-ALFRED SMITH, p, E.
Appoquinimink-E H. Hynson.
Bayside-Fred E. McKinsey.
Cecilton-D. H. Corkran.
Centreville-V. S. Collins.
Chestertown-J. E. Easley.
Cheswold-To be supplied by Thomas X. Van
Dyke.
Church Hill-E. f. White.
Cordova-J. NJ. Tindale.
Crumpton-To be supplied by John Boehm.
Easton-W. E. Avery,
Galena-E. H. Nelson.
Greensboro. A. Arters.
Hllsboro-W. W. Sharp.
lngleside-W. NJ. Warner.
Kent Island-Frank Fletcher,
Kenton-J. NJ. Collins.
Marydel-Albert Chandler.
Middletown-N. NJ. Browne.
Milljngton-G. w. Burke.
Odessa-R. Irving Watkins.
Oxford-J. W. Fogle.
Pomona. +. Anderson.
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