The General Assembly [pp. 545-580]

The Princeton review. / Volume 26, Issue 3

The General Assembly. importance to the interests of the General Assembly. It is but just that these labours, both of the special Committee of 1852, and the Committee of the Board, prompted by love to Zion and her interests, should be gratefully acknowledged by the General Assembly. Your Committee recommend that the losses sustained heretofore by the trust funds, be repaired; and that a special committee be appointed by the General Assemblyfor that purpose. The principle of averaging the losses that have heretofore occurred, between the several trusts represented in the common fund invested at the time the losses occurred, seems to your committee, under the circumstances set forth in the Report of the Board of Trustees, equitable; but in future, this committee recommend that there be endorsed on each security held, a distinct designation of the particular trust or trusts to which it belongs, so that any future losses shall fall upon the trust or trusts interested in the investment. The Report of the Board of Trustees is reported to the General Assembly, with the recommendation that the following resolutions be adopted: 1. Resolved, That the Report of the Board of Trustees is approved, and it is recommended by the General Assembly to the Board of Trustees to open a new set of books in accordance with the Report of the Board, and to cause hereafter a distinct account of each trust fund to be kept therein. 2. Resolved, That (unless the authors of the fund otherwise specially direct,) any investment may cover more than one trust, at the discretion of the Board of Trustees,provided the amount of the interest of each trust in the investment shall be endorsed on the mortgage or ground rent; so that hereafter, in case of loss, the same may be charged to the account of the trust or trusts interested in the security. 3. Resolved, That so much of the direction of the General Assembly of 1852 to the Board of Trustees as implied that each trust must be separately invested, be rescinded. 4. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished by the Stated Clerk to the Board of Trustees, and that the Reports of the Treasurer, and of the Board of Trustees, with the memorial of members of the Committee on Finance of 578 [JULY,

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