were carefully prepared and of great excell once, and there was ample time for them to be read. Thd conference was pressed for time, and too little was left for the consideration of papers on some While this lack of general consideration by the conference was satisfactory in some ways, yet it did not give opportunity to learn the general -phaso of opinion on subjects where there were evidently various shades. The two papers, however, on each subject seem-to cover all sides of the various questions and on the whole presented the general mind of the conference.
The greatest feeling was manifested on this subject. Something more than comity was thought necessary, and appropriate resolutions were heartily passed looking forward to the promotion of and securing as far as possible a united effort, and a representative committee was chosen by the conference to carry out their feelings in the matter.
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