The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-27
THE VIRGINIA SYNOD.
The S. ninary Matter Was Battle Royal
Tho Detailed Vote.

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The Detailed Vote.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, Oct. S-Spe-
cial.LThs contest over the seminary re-
rnoval closed at a late hour last night.
Tho vote on the question was as follows:
Ayes-Jones, Tynes. Martin, Rice, BIT
ger, J. r. Smith, Kerr. "inn. stew
art, Trawick. Saunders, "; r.
Smith. Cook, Whittel, Gray, mutton
Chumberly, Morgan. Stern, Doobs, Me-
bane. Holt Mclean, w. II. White, Mad
dy. Barr. Donaldson, c. @. Groves.
Brown. Price, Wysor b. NJ. Rice, Brooke
Cooke, Van Dsyometer. PAU, Bittenger'
II. A. White. Hagan, Gaikeson, Cumming
Lapsley, Nelson. Morton, ). I. Jones
Fazier. Hartman, G. RI. DoDDs, Jr', falin-
er, Wells, W. ii. Groves, Jnnkin' 4. r.
Flournoy, j. X Smith, Woods. Vance,
Tripp, Elhart, McCorhe, Fleming. Er-
wins. Sidner. ftachal, Han, fawklns,
Alexander. Pstman. Allen, Robinson, Dar-
nall, Wexford, w. s. Lacy, Allison, How
crton, Williams. T. 5. Wilson, Johnson.
Hessmare, Rogers, English. Wiseman,
Petrie, Painter, Storre. w. NJ Moore,
Lawson. Young. Calhoun, Holiday. IL.
NJ. White. Woods. Washburn, II. {. V.
Campbell, Garter, Lsyburn, Pancake,
Johnston, Hoplsins-lO0
Nays-AcFadden, Mowbray, Rosebro,
Epes, Rennie Hall. Mosoy, Sloan, NJ l..
Lacy. Nickel. Bittinger, NJ H. Harrop,
Telford, Lewis, Warner, Arbuckle, Irones.
Pollock, Wheeler, sydens slrcker, Lam
bodin, McCue, Crouch. sternberger, g. l..
Brown. McElwee, Vaughan, w. c. White,
Booker, Lafferty. Cumming, G.. A. Wilson,
Finley, Crawford, Sproue, Smiley. Bell,
Grattan. Sillings, Bryan, W. V. Wilson,
Hooper, Waller, j. r. Campbell Spiller.
Ruhl Taiaferro, h. y. Mcclure, Henry
Spencer, Daniel, Cary, AIcIlwaine. Muir
ray. Armstrong, Fitzgerald, Graham, G.
w. White. J. n. Hollis. Ghislen. r. \.
White, Kuykendail, Daily, Moore. Clark
100.
After the battle OF tho giants on the
seminary removal, in which the utmost
good temper. with one or two exceptions.
was shown. the Synod this morning took
up the matters delayed by the exclusive
attention claimed by the question.
Rev. G. d. Gilkeson made a strong
and earnest appeal for lowar-priced re-
ligious papers for our church, and show
ed conclusively that the present papers
are too high; that they are not taken
generally by our people fer this reason,
chiefly. The Synod endorsed the move
ment, and DR.. Smith. OF the Central
Presbyterian. stated that II the Synod
Will give him general and hearty supn.rt
enough to increase his subscription s1fii-
GENTLY he will put the paper at lower
rates. The Synod appointed "a committee
10 investigate the subject
Rev. T.. W. McCorkle presented a reso-
luton. appointing a committee frcrf the
board OF trustees OF the seminary TO ar
range for the transfer OF the property of
the seminary 10 Hanpden-Sidney Col
lege. II il can be done.
The Synod met after preaching. and
heard memorials OF Rev. Alexander Mar
tin, ID. D., Rev. W. 4. richardson. ID.
D., Rev. J. y. Cannon and others.
which are too long for our columns.
This has been a very interesting meet
ing or the Synod. The great seminary
debate was battle royal. but d blood
less one, and the result OF IL is one full
OF interest and promise to the whole
Church.