The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-11
The work Dome at the Evening SEES
sion.

sion.
The evening session of the synod con-
vened at o'clock, and though consid-
cradle more than q quorum was pres
ent, many of the attending ministers
had returned to their homes or were
detained by the inclement weather.
AS first order of business the re-
ports of the various presbyteries of the
state were read by the clerks of the
special committee appointed to pre-
pare the reports. There were few ex-
ceptions to the records and they were
adopted as presented.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. that the synod express It's ap-
probation OF the liberal hospitality of the
pastor OF the House of Hope church in the
instance or the meeting of this synod, feel
ing that the warmth of welcome extended
has had much to do with the unusual spirit
sion
Manchester college has been a source
of constant solicitation to the Presby-
terrain church in Minnesota and at the
meetings Of each synod for the past
ten years has received particular at
tentfOn. The welfare of the institution
came before the present synod, and
after visit to the college, the follow
ing resolution was adopted last night
whereas, the synod accepted the invita-
ton of Manchester college and visited that
institution; 1t is
Resolved, that the synod is deeply i'm
pressed with the Importance of this college
In the Presbyterian church of Minnesota
That the needs Of this college demand the i'm
mediate and earnest attention of our churches
10 relieye Its financial distress.
Resolved that committee of five consist
ing OF Kew ID. Pleasant Hunter Rev. Dr. J.
Z. Egpert, Rev. DR.. T. H. Clelland Rev. DR..
". =: Pollock and Rev. DR.. l.. w. Beattie be
appointed to raise 5000 during the year for
Manchester college.
A resolution on the death of O. D,
eaton, Tor many years treasurer of
board of home missions was also
passed
The following standing committees
Tor the ensuing year were appointed by
Moderator e. v. Campbell
Home Missions-Revs T. M. Ffndlev w
r. Reynolds, Pleasant Hunter, D. D.; b. v.
Campbell, M. D. Edwards, D. D., Alan Bell.
~ y, I. y; Acheson; elders, G. 3. Wander
Foreign Missions-Revs. George c. Pollock.
u. D., s. s. Crayor, D. D., e. H More w. t.
Hall, James A. Paige, A. B. Melldrum, D. d..
Elders s. J. r. Mcmillan, R. F. Cone. S. II
McLelland
Church Erection-Revs. E. P. Lewis, L. F.
Badger 5. A. Jameson. William Kincaid, D.
p, r. N. Adams, D. D., L. " Nash; Elders
B. +. Jenness. T. H. Titus G. T. Thompson.
Ministerial Relief-Elders w. NJ. Tenney, E.
J. Davis, James Biggerstaff, w. B. Dean;
Revs. James Godwood, L. H. Hyenga, Charles
Vi.
Freedmen-Revs j. H. Sammis H. Nc
Henry, H. Sill, NJ. B. Loughlin, T. D. Marsh.
d. D., 8. w. Lagrange; Elders B. H. Schrei-
Der, Alexander SharpeI.
c,d Edueati0nIRe g j. B Donaldson Ss a, H.
Holloway; Elder 6. " &. Heyde. : = -
Aid for Colleges-Reys. F. H. Cleveland D.
D.. F. L. Frazer, A. B. Nichols, William
S. Hays; Elders c. w G. Hyde, R. P. Lewis.
Publications and Sunday School Work
Revs. A. X. Horsha, T. N. Weaver, E. H.
Moore, C. w. Scovill, George P. McGill; Ell
ders F. v. De Coster, George H Brewster,
Representative. William Kincaid, t. N.
Weaver, w. ]. Johnson, A. c. Petit, H. e.
House; Elders F. V. De Coster, W. ]. Nc
Clure.
Sabbath Observance-Revs. Robert Tweed
Elders Thomas Cochran, John Wilson.
Young Peoples Soeiety-Revs. w. c. Cow
ert, W. E. Bates, w. F. Finch. George E.
Keithley, George West, A. B. Nichols
Benevolence and Finance-Revs. C. H.
Johnson, E. P. Lewis, F. ]. Banockman
Lee w. Beattie, N. H. Burdick; Elders
George d. Dayton. s. A. Harris, G. T.
Necrology-Reys. ]. P. Henderson, j. c.
Robinson, James A. Paige, A. H. Holloway
G. H. Johnson. Henry Kromers.
The announcement of the standing
committees concluded the business OF
the synod and an adjournment was
taken until tomorrow afternoon at 33t
| o'clock, when the ceremony of the
Lords Supper will be observed at tn,
| House Of Hope church In the evenins
special services will be held at The
church at which addresses will be de
hvered by Rev. Lee w. Beattie, OF
Mankato. and Elder C. T. Thompson OF
Minneapolis