New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
APPOINTMENTS AT STAMFORD.
MEMBERS OF THE NETWORK EAST CON-
FERENCE ASSIGNED TO CHARGES
lively DISCUSSION or THE TEMPERANCE CUES
r,oy-RrPoRTS RY VARIOUS COMMITTEES
DIR. LANSING's ATTACK on THE
PRESIDENT.

PRESIDENT.
Stamford Conn. April 9.-Ths was the last DAY
~ n. fortv-seventh annual session OF the New
York East Conference. the appointments being
pjven out tonight Among the reports heard by the
co,for.rce to-day was that Of the standing Com
mite. on E1ucltion, reviewing the WORK OF the
school sminlri,.s Of the conference. d.. Marcus L.
r,f, of the Methodist University at Picking, emma
s,nn.enentsd this report with statement OF the
condition of that institution.
Tn. Rev J. Wesley Johnston offered a resolution
haarir, IN the published criticisms made by Dr.
Lansing of Salem. upon President Cleveland can
i,, nm, the Conference standing Committee on
T.,nroranca 10 bring in resolutions covering inc
matter and dis1vowinS responsibility III 'ne I'm"
Of the conference for the utterance OF pr l'a'nE'
The resolution was ordered to be laid on the ''pc
by a vote of g - d. -
Edward Thompson. secretary of the Me'hod''t
SUNDAY League reported the years work o!
that committee The Rev Duane y. Griffin. OF
Highwood Conn. chairman OF the conference ',''
mittec on Temperance, read the report OF 'hat "'S'
Offering n set Of resolutions formulating the atu-
tudc of the Methodist church on temperance ana
,cr,.or,nco lerislatiou Tho Rev. William H. Booc
offered substitute the report ind 'fsns the WORK
of the Woiacn's Christian Temperance Union ana
pronouncing for prohibition state and National D.
W. Johnston proposed to recomnlt the reso'u''o"S.
with instructions to consider the amendments anu
other matters concerning the New York sunday
saloon question. lie said the Christian world was
Mortified at the stand taken by some ministers on
this question. He declared that the Mayor Of
Brooklyn was in sympathy with the brewers ana
saloon-kcepers. Shs motion prevailed.
DR.. Pullman proposed a resolution congratuatory
to the Rev. Or. John y Roche. VINO has just com
peted s!xty-two years Of active Work in the minis
try. This wAs adopted 10y rising vote.
The Rev J.. l.. Bray. OF He,ins. Conn. and the
Rov Dr. John Parker. OF Mount k.sco y y. were
added to the supcranndatcd LIST. Tn" committee on
the case Of l.. : STOW" reported that the financial
difficulties had been adjusted and Mr.. stoves char
ac,er formally passed
Committees ON various conference matters re-
ported. and their reports adopted ana ordered
printed in the Yearbook. The Rev. Or. b. NJ
Adams. at IN" request OF Pshop Warren occupied
the chair at the afternoon session The neNi an
nual st -,on of ia" conference nil be- held IN Trim
itv Church. Ncw-lIay,n. The following young min
listers were admitted To IN" Conference On trAr H.
i. Mun.on Frank Marsand George l.. Parting
ton ". +. SohocnAoven II. j. Smith. Robert j
Beach. J. j. Post. and r. ". Raymond
At the evening ami last Session Dr. Chadwick lei
the devotional exercises. which consisted In reading
the Scriptures and prayer. The treasurer reported
that the missionary offerings of In" churches Were
$500 Increase ot $3.50 over last year The
following appointments were read 10y the Bishop
and thu conference adjourned 1ne die.
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