Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-12


)rt submitted Wednesday by the
inference committee appointed TO
infer with the trustees.
A memorial to the general confer
ice petitioning that body to change
.e law 50 that the Stewards now
ccted by the quarterly conference
D nomination of the pastor be chosen
Y the church conference. was re-
FRED TO committee.
The following were made a COM
ittee OH protection of church proper
?, by ipsurance-W w. Royal, w. B..
TT, II. @. kerns. +. J. Bar.
Or. Christian Urges Action.
Or. ". A. Christian, followed pay
< a glorious tribute 20 the work
me by Randolph Macon College. lie
Iked if the Virginia conference was
Hing, in view of the effort TO rescind
4, June resolutions passed by the
vstees. to leave this matter to hang
Z The slender. variable thread OF
DEE votes. Going to the core of the
Meet in trcnchant words, the
r kker insisted that binding con
d ought to be had with the truS-
IL and the church. lie argued for
l. R.mcnt of the matter on the score
II sace. He pleaded earnestly for
L On control of the colleges in the
,f Alph- Macon system. Lawyers.
10 I'D, who represented different
n sRf question. had to leave the
adation OF the dispute In the
r I'D Ri a Judge. He was willing that
IL thsrts should decide in the dis
h pueclosing his speeehspr. Chris
ID tianX nil, loved as bretheren
Ic 'he how phye college.
Rev Key offered paper
as he report of the
- conferd tee on the matter.
~ when ed in q strong
. speech, pauent, irit of concession.
-, lie laldt pom the college
trustees er the charter OF
the colh d the members OF
the confd ok at it from the
x standpoh1 ustees, whom he
'o thought II. id been made 10
re corral an respecting man
A. wanted tof's an
H. DR.. 5. followed Mr..
l. MaXey in ech and said he
IL saw no nei -. the conference
MOI ppareionscienee.
Mr. VA Tn lawyer from
fraak'te led L, bell, Hatcher and
'e argued trusAh hiss had no right
T. to do ~fresoltleteOns called for
n and he a. wa4unuaot a question
D. OF conscAt onetore of judgment
oi and expes pms
he| Wight OliOWed anu
contended.ange In the college
charter mi permSasnently set
( tie the ma il had c been chang
u cd. He TIT was H,not wise to
;a go into the or befos re the Cor
!, poration Coin
Of The cry sestion. ne question. -
/ was heard bishols5 said he
III thought that time to- , thorough
2 ly discuss n or andss let every
, man have 10 spes X his mind
,t on the subjet Of
T. TEe next sIkvas NJ r Thomas
at Whitehead. a tfrcm harlottes-
4 vile. who in z spd made
70 some telling lie told the
= preachers to 40 thheir con
\. science" and Dot law. for people
D. would discover ICY didn't know
m much about the lie > declared.
iy speaking of the Virginia, that
n. the Corporation tsslon had the
power to change ollegs charter
/" if it saw proper so. : He de-
10 clsred that the 4 OF Virginia
!, would dc justice t4burt I.
D. Rev. DIR. H. b. Cha oiain, of
,c the Hampton Morbid n ,dustr.aI
lc Institute. vas intro to he con
D. ference and cNtendfhe m embers
E" an invitation to vi+ ms titution
T" at their pleasure.
: The conference add 10 meet
; lsgain at > O'Clock.
o Afternoon
The conference rkned a, ;
"a o'clock ard after ihes ing Of the
10 hymn a Charge To Have.
r. Dr. ". ". Smith. pro, ef Ran
IS d,Iph- Macon College. lvncnburg.
10 led in prayer. AMI IN Morrison
nj called the afternoon 81 TO order.
pr The minutes Of the m session
As were read and approval
10 The aficrnoou scssiCTA devoted
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