EuroPEAN MissioNARY CoUNCIL. 99
NiNta MEETING, 4 Pp. M.—The Committee on Credentials and
Licenses suggested that the following persons be granted cre-
dentials by the General Conference: S. H. Liane, J. H. Durland,
R. F. Andrews, A. A. John, Wm. Ings, M. C. Wilcox, B. L.
Whitney, A. C. Bourdean, D. T. Bourdeau, L. R. Conradi, W.
C. White, EB. G. White, J. G. Matteson, E. G. Olsen, O. A. Olsen,
N. Clausen, They also suggested that Geo. R. Drew be granted
colporter’s license. On motion, the suggestions of the com-
mittee were adopted.
The committee appointed to decide upon a location for the
next annual session of the Buropean Council, recommended that
it be held at Christiana, Norway. It was voted that this rec-
ommendation be adopted.
With reference to Eld. R. F. Andrew’s future labor, it was—
Moved, That we request R. F. Andrews to remain in this
country and labor at the different places where there now seems
to be a good opening for the spread of the truth, as long as duty
may demand —Carried.
O. A. Olsen spoke at length of some of the principles which
should actuate workers in the cause of God, and spoke especially
of the colportage work and the proper method of sustaining it.
After others had spoken upon the same subject, it was—
Voted, That the Chair appoint a comniittee to take the mat-
ter of remuneration of colporters into consideration, and make a
report later.
The Chair named W. C. White, O. A. Olsen, and S. H. Lane
ag this committee.
The following resolution was then introduced : —
Whereas, The port of Liverpool is an important point for the advancement
of the Third Angel's Message, and inasmuch as it is the sense of this Council
that a training-school should be established, and that greater efforts should be
made both among sea-faring men and those on land ; therefore—
18. Resolved, That we recommend that a training-school be established in
Liverpool to develop workers to labor both on ships and on land, and that this
school continue as long as the British Mission board shall deem expedient, and
under their direction.— Adopted.
A vote of thanks was extended to the brethren and sisters of
Grimsby for the kind entertainment furnished to the members
of this Council.
Voted, That we express our thanks to the General Confer-
ence for the earnest and’ efficient labors of those whom it has
gent to this meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
B. L. WHITNEY, Chairman.
A. B. OYEN, Sec.