The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-22
/. DELEGATES
"a a Warm Discussion
State Convention.
TAKEN IN THE MATER.

rArfest VIII Commence
r.ssesda y--sDanish Con-
~ mas Been closed.
rsxas. April 21.-The steady
!, the State Epworth leagu,
,siyed a rude shock this morn.
- ship OF grace nearly went Il
- evidently hard hit and fol
s~ied as though the proceedings
rcked and torn with a bitter
aIue that would not soon pass
,ortunately therChristian spirit
p.fs asserted itself and the in
4. 20 ugly and portentous Of
feared with prayer and song
.bicing. After the storm came
mnshine and the subsequent
II. ,ow traces Of the crucial
~ s,,.s,,.,,a, ,.a ~,
WHICH tne oo"ieien0e hau just
~
s.,,o was the cause Of It all.
az h,,s;poss s..si,,, -
ns ' GU"
tbcut . eioeh' .nae 1ne com :
rscluuons appoihseu yesterday
upon 10 report. me chairman
momittea one OF Two uhimpor-
lices ohe was tiiat the state
klgae should memoriaiize the
nlefence OF tne Metnodlst Episco-
y south. Wnlch meets IN baiti-
" 70 aispei,se Win .ne ~ Genus
y ieeture AM, u proViue that the
y The same manner as the other
he cnurch.
BIOS were tiianheu LOT proViding
Nuumohts gra'ls, anu a resoiu-
~ ne general conference 10 incor-
1t MISSION feature in'o' the state
2. olscusseu briefly ana referred
plutloa:
cooreu peopie weIe admitted
nse!pa.'viidi E'moi.a ieague COIL
doronlo' SanauA' IN 1886 upon
pan.y W'th "hite persons they pc
MEG Y comm ,hgie ihliscriminate-
~ people IN the meetings. ana be-
vd prominent positicns on the
Mlnout any hotice as 10 VINO OF
We we're whitc OF VINO We're COL
~ ue iact Oh 'neir salu aumission
"a eouaii.y nas oeeh used 10 the
y our southern league aro
oppot.unity was not arioraed
~ sIor EXPRESSION upon this. SUD
q ss
se nave neen anu are Wiling
~ taerelore' be IL
Wy 4 inat we uo IllosI earnestly
NaiaN me iurthef ADMISSION OF
!. k0he INTO the International ED.
~ eoasen'iols upon sucn Social
(:
4 ~ - @der to aiiow coiored per-
u slei'ls ol me INTERNATIONAL cosi-
/, M suksest lpat separate seats be
1. ~ snsm ~ eacl meeting pace
]. ssslo.s notice De given as 10
~. spe4.efs WHO may appear upon
\. ''ps .nela nay De EXERCISED
~ ps u .pese resolulioas De
w seiieI1tn dEnWprtn ieague
n ~ poard OF oohtrol Oh the ZIP,
sSs y we Methou'st hpiscopai
y " s' w. .aa' COPY OF thee reso-
! ~. ~ ouI cluich papers ana
Y ]. r,r. WORKS president; Gus W.
IA. ~, e'ais >. a. biacK' MIS-
10y, w. a. 7emphlii, director OF
,..,,.,.
q . ... were no sooner read tnan
Y suppressed excitement seemed to
Y, we audience It was evident at
\ vppvsillon wound not be lacking.
plooa was stirred on a matter
re entirely TO the, South and the
J, 1st followed we're Earnest and
M Mr.: Seth Ward of Houston
M 70 claim the floor against the
u ne thought they were out of
..le policy of the Epworth league
y nave no place in their proceed
Y Greene followed in a humorous
1soflng their DOSAGE. While trav-
~ East and North he had been
Ito submit to a minglinr of the
y xas hot at all pleasant tn
oathern tastes. and he related tn.
= IN manner that caused all IN |
n, Duncan said every ono uh,,
ninl should know how he stood |
1pition, He opposed the resoln-
believed THAR adontion wonI1 So
aauft to the cause tbev ware ali
~ which he tbomght should he
: ltlumber, especiaIIS ~, his 1r,t
IA the Nations his,or,,
ame the address ot Tho uo,
81 President Of the STATE Ieaens
N There was fire IN Nc eva an md
L.