New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

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Glasgow a sisgie congregation was more numerous
ihan the whole denomination 1t ihe period refer
| red IN. and there were IL congregations Ia o,lcr
parts Of the kingdom. Ii i. only - years SINGS
the penalty annexed to an avowai OF the Unitarian
/ faith in England was removed now there are 10
/ hat Kingdom BOO Soecties On the Continent
/ also nItarIan principle. spreading, and more
/ ;han 1000 Catholics had been converted to tire
faith. In conclusion. The Report alluded TO tho
revival of spiritual and practical religion. which
has prevailed extensively ia the denomination the
past year and great encouragement was derived
! from this event Address. were made by tie
Rev. Mr.. THoNAs of Concord. y. H.. Rev. ORE,-
TEs A. BRowYsoS, aih Rev. Nh. CLARE Of Bos
ton. Mr.. Brownson placed m,cif the Cen
/ fe,siOnGi. and received absoulion for past ulCn-
ces, ayowin. himself at one with the denomina-
ton. He said that ki- past specuiations had re-
suited from his want of spiritual life Strange
man, 1t J. only few month, since he volunteer
ed to defend Theodore Parker; now be Joins the
denomination in regulating his sentiments a. Wild
speculatons and cold distractions What reNi
! CoSFEREvcE or BAPTIST MSIsrERs.-A Ser
mon before this body was preached last evening
il the Church in Bowdoin Square. by the Rev
Mr.. BANvARD of Salem. Ii Is spoken OF "a an
able discourse.
to learn that this subiec, il not overlooked in the
multiplicity Of topics which ATE undergoing exam
ination the present week. meeting for discus
sion held last evening at the Chardon-strcc,
Chapel, at which able Addresses in oppos uon to
Judicial murder were made by II. {. WRIGHT,
". l.. GARRIsO>, Joux PGERPoSr and others.
SlcoND Advent CoSFsRENcE.-Ihe believers
in Miller. theory of the Millennium, commenced
public conference yesterday at the Mel0deon,
which j. to continue throughout the week Adj
dre,,ers were made by Messr.. HISS, MILLER,
FITcH and others, and IN the evening Mr. itch
delivered a lecture in defence of Millcfs views.
Miller him self j. TO lecture this evening. and every
other evening during the week.
B,PTIsr SUNDAY SCHOOL USIoN.-Thi- body
held it, Anniversary Yesterday IN the Church IL
Bowdon Square. The Report presented very
gratifying account OF the State OF Sabbath schools
throughout Ncw-Engand. The receipts during
the year have been nearly 1000. Spirited
addresses were made by the Rev. Mr. BASvhRp
OF Salem, Rev. Mr.. ElToI OF Hartford. Rev ).
T.. WtLCH of New Jersey, Rev. DIR. BABcocK oi
Poughkeep,ie, and Rev. J. VI. PKoK OF Illinois.
ANrrSLAyERr MElrINGs.-Thc Massachusetts
Abolihop Society held It's Anniversary Yesterday
in the Marlboro Chapel. This Society seeded
from the old Massachusetts .lHIt-Siarsry Society
because the latter allowed women To vote and
speak in its meetings and Slacsd them on Com
mitiees with men, and because as was alleged 1t
had given it, sanction To the views ut the Non-te-
si.taIts. Ii was thought 10y the seccders That MI
Garrison and others we're unjust in their censures
Of the Ministry and Church, whose influence could
not be secured without more conciliaiory course.
4 no siuflo succeeded
in ensring the cooperation Of he h'd'"@ Slluded
to. was not stated There only about % ~
30 persons present a; the business meeting he
Reports of the Treasurer and Executive Commit
tee were read by J. W. ALDEN, from which 1t APP
pearcd that the receipts I'll the Society during Inc
wear had been, by donations. SJ,bOO, by subscrIp-
rions To the EmaDcipator and Free American
So. LOOM all 5000 The expenditures bad
been less than the receipts by 30. The Society
i, in debt more than g. 900, to meet which 1t ha-
certain assets which reduce the amount to a little
more than $4,000 The Emaueipator has 300
paving subscribers, aud it was estimated that tic
paper would sustain itself the coming year, AID
Weld a surplus TO the treasury.
The public meeting for Addresses was held at ;
o'clock. +. NJ The audience rather measrc.
The speakers were Rev. ELoS GALUsH.. OF
Rochester. y. y. WILLIAM GooDsLL, OF W hltc'-
bmo'. v y Rev. GEoRGE ALLEN, and others
Mr. Goodcll spoke of the aggrcssions OF slavery
ahon the ri his and liberties of the North, the lat
EFT example of which. he said, was furnished ia
the recent struggle it, Rhode leland. The people
of that State had fallen victims ~ the sluye Pow
err No historical fact was more clearly settled
than that they had established Constitution, and
/ that in a regular, law-abdng manner, snd they
had been crushed by slaveholsing tyranny lie
/ had it from good authority that one ct the argu-
l. H. d 4 nh Irfs-f. l,U
/ Tylcr to enlist him on their side. WAS ths-that
/ if the white slave. Of Rhode Island were c1unte-
nanced i, their effort, to vindlcate their rights
the time might come when their example would
be- initiated by the black slaves at the South
! This ne did not doubt. was the consideration
! which turned the scale with the Executive. Rev.
/ GroRGE ALLEN expressed hi deep regret iha;
/ such sentiments had been uttered. and declared
that he elt bound to rebuke his friend Tor bringing
! before the meeting a question foreign to ~ OBJ
iect. 4 colored man from Ralegh, y. C.. who
/ had bought himself. bis mother. wife and child
rem. at an expense of $500, gave an intcre'iln.
account of the circumstances under which he OBJ
tanned his freedom. H. spoke with gratitude ct
the kindness he had received from the Governor
Of North Carolina aad from many OF the leading
citizens Of Raleigh. although that kindness wa,
not sufficient u ave him from a coat OF tar aud
feathers when he went 20 that city few weeks
since after he family.
The NEw-ESGLASD ASrI-SLAyERY CoN'E,'
lion. made up OF tina, class Of the Abolitionist'
who allos women to participate in their proceed
inss, and who are generally opposed to the forma'
ton of political party, held two sessions yc'ter-
dav at the Chardon street Chapel. The attend
ance was large. and the discussions quite spirited
/ One woman acted "a Secretary with two men, and
other women were placed on Conmitiee.. Many
able speakers were present. The subject WITCH
occupied the most time wa, the relations Of >.a-
very 10 the Church and Ministry. These bodies