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The Daily Dispatch: March 20, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
rd of Conference Stewards. The Board was directed to use their discretion in the matters referred to. Moses May and C. C. Calvert were examined by the Bishop. The committee on their examination reported favorably, and they were admitted to full connection, and elected to Deacon's orders. A committee of three were appointed on the Metropolitan Church, of Washington city, viz: S. S. Roszel, B. F. Brooke, Wm. Hamilton. On motion, the order of the day was taken up. George W. Israel obtained the floor, and said that he spoke only from a sense of duty. The unity of the Conference should be the concern of us all. To attain this we must go back to fundamentals. Some propose to strike out everything on the subject. That is revolutionary The most you can do is to protest, and seek redress under the Constitution, if the action of the General Conference be constitutional. If unconstitutional, however, that makes a difference. There I take my stand. The General Conferen