Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-27
RUTLAND. TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1897.

uutd viii bear ~ tif. And God Nil hear ~ ~
II Auey. Of tho New School. told the urslouiy
"thct course wss without precedent. evan among
hslf civilized irbes" but he decree lad gone
forth from The Assembly.
Tue ueM day (Msy 27.h) Mr. Breckenridge NO.
we'd fuf comuilec from both parties to CONSIDER
aud report plan iar The VOLUNTARY division 81 the
Presbyterian Clutch The ouamiitce MAS bp.
pointed bot beng equal, they subsequently rpof.
led that they could not agtce on the terms Ut the
i,isIUn- nur could II be expected they should.
This report vas made un the 3oh, and the com.
miioe Setc discharged. motion eu- then made
10 postpone the subject ~ division indefinitely.
bot Ma jossnp. Who bad beeu heretofore opposed,
declared tina, he had become painfully convinced
ihst there now srch an absolute destruction
Of Christian Confidence Lstsccn brethren a. mad
a separation incriiaLk
On the 2S,b, the minority stated that at a meet
ing the evening before. they had coIe to the con
clusion II was best d,isOn should take place but
10 constitutional way. They we're IN favor of
union If practicable, but were convinced II was not
They would now calmly wait the result and If
II, was cutting up the Church, by plccemeal, they
should endure it they might"
On the next day, the previous question was cal
led, and the Synod the Western Reserve was
cut of, by majority of27 The proceedings cx-
cited intense interest. "In the afternoon, (soys
the Philadelphia Inquircr) motion was made by
the Rev. Mr. Breckenridge to the effect tina, the
Home Missionary Society be excluded IN III cpet
atoms from the Presbyterian Church. II is need
less to add that the Reverend supported his
motion with great ability"
The heresies urged against the New School, il,
VIII be. seen are very griepous. We doubt their
acquiescence in the terms used or that they are
hal a. Al 4 al. 4, =
not wonderful tina; views so discordant canno, har
monize.]
LATER.-On Friday evening ii was decided, by
maturity Of 80, that "tle HOME MissioSARY aud
AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCIETIES cease 10 operate
within The Presbyterian Churches !" Oh Saturday
Protest was handed in from The Western Reserve
Synod Commissioners. Also, a Protest against
The citation to certain Prcsbyteries. A motion was
then made by Mr. Breckenridge to cut of the Sy
mods of Genesse, Utica, and Geneva. On Monday.
Or Bemnn continued his speech with great tlo-
quence and ability against the motion for cutting
on The Synods OF Genesse, and was replied TO by
Mr. Plumer IN the afternoon the vote was taken;
For the notion ll4--sgainst it, $50 ma
jority.
The Synods i,os oct OF have rv,fcd the Trus-
tees not to disburse any money from the Treasury
until the legal rights Of these bodies have been set
lled
Now for lawsuits. The majority thus sccur-
ing as they conceive, permanent majority. niuy
not proceed further this session.--But the deed is
done. They can no longer act together.-The
minority, (sctuolly The Majority will. most prob
ably withdraw, and become Cougrcgationslis's or
establish a new combination as to Church govern
meni. 1t can hardly be said of this once formida-
bic Church was remarked by heathe in refer
ence to The early disciples. How these Christians
love one anot her"