The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-08
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 difference of the past years.
 we are not going to Kill Greens- boro, but we are going to get revehgs for the pastfOr, your Wa,KinES Snfo 1ot yonr sn 625O,00o plant and claiming one hall of it--it is fof extension of wCrk that l standnot for the death of Sfesns- bo~n College."
 pr. A. J. Lamar. President of tn: Board of Education and nemoer oI the joint committee for ,as AiaDama Conference, rose to a question of per
 Ho said that 1t had reen :rsinuatedi hv the opponents to the adoption ot the report of the joint commission that he had run away with q 'art of the commission and he asked only to- go over the ground covered by the 1oint comm ission in the. two me ''.Es Wnlen had been held this vear-'h he Arst one in Montgomery in June, nd he sec ord and last in Birmingham in Oc~ i tober.
 1 he committee, he said. failed so aeree in MontTomery on anything. The ' dnv was spent in consuitatIon and no conclusion arrived at. They greed 10 have no further discussion cf the ques- ti~~ and adjourned.
 Afterwards it was deci1ed hat they were more satisfied with the situation as. it was left and the meeting at B'r mingham was called for OctINer 1s
 At the Birmingham leetins there were four of the five members Of the Moth Alabama Conference. ,~-sent and two of the five from the tlabama Con ference At this meeting the 'ommis- sion arrived at the conclusion as re- ported to. the Conference, and the an- sent members were notified v lctter. h 1 3tail of the conclusion "eacted In all 1 o' which thev concur~ed.
 l Judre Brewer of Tuskegee. le said, der'ined tq sign e- the renort., t-rstc, of the Southern University. a member of the Board of Education Of the Ala hama Conferer"e and T. 7erno per of tSe tc'nt commission on education Toy the two Conferences from The Alabama Conference did not sien he report as adopte bv the comission and as read hefore the Conference.
 pr. Frazier Opposes.
 | pr. F~aZier asked permi5s'on 70 ex- plain why he did not gn the report He said that it was matter of con attachment for the Greensooro sch pol and no college sentiment Cor Tuskegee. 1 He deplored the fact that this decis. ion in the matter of the 'tabltshr1ent of the two conference colleges for the State must be made at his time. The adoption of the report of the comrlis- sion. he said. meant the S2ath kne'l of the Southern University. -Ts vas sorry that the renort must come and fe~vent- i ly hoped that 1t would not e -dopred.
 "; F. yandiver. of dontgome"y T | m emhPr of the joint Dmmtssion from | the Alabama Conference. satd he had not intended speaking but felt thaC the | best interests of the caTsA which he conserved by breaking his resolution
 Mir. vand'ver. in his own business
 like b Tay went gn s0 a9wI panH G as that church full of men '':at. if they didn't all vote his way were certainly convince of the right of his way of of the plans which he gubr itted He dealt with cold facts and figures that once passed by could never come
 "oniy s42.OoO." he said, in the past ! twentv-two vearss is the record of ef- fort to endow our educational institu- lack of confidence in the oducationa al interests in the state. The rronos'tion i r,'' 0r1 -e"~N~ sbIe one. ana we mus: strike now. while the iron is hot if we
 "The richest lavmen of tho Nort1 1 Alabama Conference say we will build | th'7 ma enifcent college and C've --ou s half interest in 1t and we will also in Montgomery for fem1ie college The~e Is too r7uch of that avng il i'm for each other among ehe ministry '0 N7 ~oo9 evamnle for u v 'a-men and as long as it is so -ve gill keer lau~hterl.
 NIT. RanulVeT dpDedieu to ne NsOn ference to accept the report. He sait the proposition would never come aPain. He gave exDression to abso- lute faith in the proposition lade by the North Alabama Conference. HC dloeH1 bv spying, let us be wise ant accept this proposition
 Three fine speeches were made op- posing the consolidation. Dr. A. L. An drews, Dr. Hosmer, President of the | Southern University at Greensboro and Prof. C. P. Atkin of the University gentlemen were well put were warmly 1 debated. but had no effect whatever or the decision in the minds of the large majority of the men present.
 Hour of Routine.
 One hour was spent at the morning session in routine business. A resolu- ton was passed closing all churches ir the Concerence to singing r1lVention which meet on sunday several ques- tions were discussed Of minor import ance to the Conference, and the twen- teth question, continued from the day before, Was called again, but on ac- 1 count of the more imperative business was deferred until the session thI: | morning.
 The following ministers, by vote ot the Conferences, were placed on the 1 superanuated list: Revs. J. w, Shores B. D. Gayle, B. L. Silman, R. Smiley W. H. Morris, D. J. Wright, J. s. Will Hams, b. c. Stanley, G. r. Fisher. D.D Reeves, J. O. Andrews, E. M, Turner Neil GiHis, A. F. Moore, N R Hamer 1 J. E. Nelson, B. E. Feagin, T. D Al , bright, J M. Patton and J. O. Noble. 1 Rev. Brooks Lawrence of BirminF ; 1 ham State Superintendent of the A bama Anti-Saloon League, address the temperance meeting at 3 o'clock the special temperance committee ap- l pointed al yesterdays session having charge of the service. MT. Lawrence
 "Ths people of Alabama may be ol many minds as to the thing of greatest value in their midst. There are many North Ala bama with their rich deposits of minerals, to the productive cotton plantations, 10 the great forests wieh | all their manifold riches, and proclaim 6hese the things of greatest value in our midst, but the final analysis ot things about us, reveals the fact that the object O. greatest value in the State of Alabama today is It's chil l. hood, the fathers and mothers of the
 '"Whatever threatens the safety an, the development ot this childf ood is manifest foe of the church, the hom and inc State, and should arouse al our best citizenship to active cndeaVoT Chiefest among the evils thre gteniri the GeVelopr.eut and the prospar arlty o our Alabama homes and childhood i the liquor traffic m our State Tn parent of a majority Of our cTimes; tn creator of a vast unhGppiress in tn human race that has no relief for it sufferi,, ereatules. lhe responsibi tics. our raupcrs and orhe- outcast from society; thCrou@hly indifferent f. it's rapacious greed no rcspecter O persons. Invading the homes of riCl the church as well as those out Of tn church, tt is manifestly the nissiO of the church to destroy this work Q the devil inasmuch as it's product 4I