# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1908_S67
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of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1908. 67

Without discussing the question whether the Synodical Conference was the right court of appeal for the cause of P. Solbrig, this body gives him the following answer:

1. Let him await the official answer of the Honorable Missouri Synod to his petition to its Delegate Synod before he accuses it of not accepting his admonition;

2. his open opposition to our brethren in the Saxon Free Church would, however, in any case make it impossible for us at present to enter into an investigation of his case.

J. Schaller. W. Dallmann.
R. D. Biedermann. Aug. Krenke.
Ad. Töpel. Joh. Ph. Köhler.
Theo. Hahn.

The petition was heard and the committee report thereupon adopted by resolution.

The Secretary was instructed to transmit to the three petitioners the answer of the Synodical Conference to their petition.

VIII. Next Session.

Following an invitation of the Ev. Luth. St. John's Congregation at Seward, Nebr., the Synodical Conference resolved to hold its next session, God willing, in the year 1910 in the midst of this congregation. The third Wednesday in August 1910 was determined as the day of opening.

The Synodical Conference appointed Prof. G. Mezger as essayist; the choice of the subject was left to him.

IX. Vote of Thanks.

The hearty thanks of the Synodical Conference were expressed to St. Paul's Congregation at New Ulm and its pastor (C. J. Albrecht) for their hospitality.

Johannes Bading, President.
Johannes Meyer, Secretary.

SOLI DEO GLORIA!