# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1888_S57
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of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1888. 57

in doctrine and life, but in an evangelical manner." We are glad to be able to report that in these doctrinal discussions we found nothing that one might object to on the basis of God's Word.
Phil. Köhler.
Theo. Hartwig.

10. Report on the synodical reports of the Rev. Synod of Wisconsin of 1886 and 1887.

The undersigned committee has, in accordance with the commission of the Rev. Synodical Conference [*Synodalconferenz*], read and examined the reports of the Rev. Synod of Wisconsin and Other States of the years 1886 and 1887 and hereby reports that in the said reports, which deal with the doctrine of good works and the doctrine of the last time, it has found nothing that would be contrary to the wholesome doctrine and the confession of our church.

Respectfully signed,
H. Sprengeler.
Geo. Küchle.

11. Report on the synodical report of the Rev. Concordia Synod of the year 1886.

Since the undersigned had been appointed to examine the said synodical report but did not have it at hand themselves, they turned, with the question where it might be had, to the former president of the Concordia Synod, Pastor P. Brand, and received from him the following answer: "The synodical report in question was not printed. Since the Concordia Synod at its meeting resolved to dissolve, there was no interest in the issuing of a 5th report."

With reverence,
A. Wagner.
H. Wunder.

On the synodical reports of the Illinois, Middle, Southern and Western Districts no report was made. In this connection several members of the Conference pointed out that the committees had not received the synodical reports concerned. So it was

resolved: that when the secretary of the Synodical Conference notifies the committees of their task of examining the synodical reports, it shall in future also be his task to see that the reports are delivered to them.