The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-01

se0nOlN ot Tue iteSus teiiau NhStsH, h'~' ~"
Thursday morning at the 7th Presby ierian
Church of this city. A very large number
Of delegates were present, and the house
was crowded with spectators. Preparatory
TO the opening OF the proceedings, sermon
was delivered by DR.. Elliott, the moderator
of the last Assembly. After the discourse,
the Moderator requested the Clerk TO read
the names # the Commissioners. The
Clerk then read the names OF those whose
credentials had been accepted. Before tins
was commenced, Mr.. Patton of New lcfk,
rose and asked leave 10 offer series OF res
oul.ons. The Moderator declared him out
OF order, requested him to SIT down, and
directed the Clerk to proceed.
The calling ofthe roll, which omitted the
names OF The delegates within the hints OF
the Svnods cut by the last Assembly, and
the 81 Presby,ery OF Philadelphia beng
flushed, number OF these delegates presen
! led their commissions, which were rejected.
Mr.. cleveland of Michigan, then read q
protest against the organization OF The As
sembly by portion ofthat body, and nov
ed that the Rev. DR.. Beman OF New ork,
tone of the New SCHOOL, act as Moderator,
which was agreed 10 by those opposed TO
! DIR. Elliott and his friends of the Old School.
| Mr. Gilbert was appointed Clerk.
A motion was then made that " The Gen.
eraI Assembly" adjourn 10 meet al The First
Presbyterian Church, which was responded
TO by many voices at this moment large
number of persons 10 the galleries testified
their appreciation 10 manner rather too
bnis,erous for place of worship. That
portion of the Assembly organised by Or.
Beman having repaired 10 tie frsl FIRES
by,efian Church they there elected Dr.
Fisher Moderator, appointed n committee to
I obtain the book from the Clerk Of the last
Assembly, and then adjourned.
After ihis withdrawal, The remaining
portion OF the assembly Qhe old school, } then
proceeded to organise, aud elected v lIltaW
:. Pumer m Virginia, as moderator, and
E. W. Crane of New York, clerk. The
tho Book Of Discipline by DR.. Elliott {
Mr. Piumer, aho responded 10 them, ant
delivered an address on taking the char
A committee of five was appointed 20 review
and report on the proceedings OF the NOR
nlng, and an adjournment lock place unit
the afternoon. From wha. We have obsef
we'd m this matter, the tao parties havt
reason TO con raiulate themselves upon tn
/, separation thus neutrality-suspicious.
A new paper has been commenced Il
. Nes York called The " Herald Of Holiness
: published by Edmund Palmer, !" withon
money aud without price" Mr., Paine
says he 81 has nothing 10 do with money
being convinced that il IS nor. as most per
: sons suppose, perverted, bot persertint
institution az engine of oppression, and
curse to all mankud." All this may
!, very true but still We are at less TO eou
! ceiye how Mr.. Edmund Palmer manage
to live without communicating his finger
sith the base stuff, and more than all boz
he manages to get his paper printed with
II out a,lng for IT. That we're a secre
a worth kn0slng. lodeed, It MIR. Paine
: will apprize he world Of his modus operaHd
!. there will 40 longer be any excuse for met
) ding With money and therefore that VI
be the shortest possible Gu, TO the grea
4 change he proposes IN the economy OF ht
: man life. Mr.. Palmer has other great RC
I forms 10 ylew--the abolition Of human Z,
lie vernmeut, and The overthrow of the " non
81 NAL church which will be effected
doubtless, about the same time that me
! come to the conclusion that gold aud slye
4 ID.
$ bic Than brick dust and blank paper. Blu
= If Mr.. Palmer succeeds To hylng ellhot
10 money, aud 10 printing paper too, we d
&c not see why others may not follow IN h
h. Footsteps though he be for a time soll,ar
y and alone" We fear, hsweyer, that h
= sill fail in his g Experiment = and tha
like the iftsbmau's horse, he will die ln'
y as he has learned 10 live without eating, c
IN else that he will be cast INTO the debtor
" ~ prison just as he has devised plan to prlr
- paper without paying for tt. However
in ve shall await the dcaouneaem tas naw,
m paper paragrapbtsls say, } alth intense an,
- iety Lynch. Va.
:, PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-Aaother HI
lion N Specte.-Qutle a sensation vas pr,
~ duced yesterday by the appearance Of lhi
~ tytso drays Immediately opposite the Ban
s. Of the United States, each drsy conAloin
IN six kegs, and each keg, rs - suppose
'c about IS 900 in specie, the whole amour
Of to about a million. The Monster, II seem
20 IL getting stronger, now having within i
n vaults upwards Of 7,000 000.-Phila. In
n. CoHRnbtal Bliss. "A Young LADY, resi,
~ ing at Harrington, Ontario county, posses
lie Cd Of q reat 1Inrrna r.nr-r1.-I LII L.