New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
....a..f general conference.
Reported for The Tribune
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NJ. Trppyr1. from the Committee on Expenses
lca,,,ss a R.r-,,, which amended and adopted
NJ S1tCEs irom the CumnIt;ee on Temperance,
ti5-ed Rsr,t wsrrh wn' made The oFaef 'i ~
Bishop HsDbixG said he wished 10 withd.a" hiS
,atga n N. paper presented By the Surern;endsas yes
~, ..i arg 10 he Church tuf NJ was nov con
Lei ,bS, ts 10, have III. effect He hid hoped Tint
~ 80 49,, - . ~, ths ;sc, nnd that fadop;ed st all i
nnd oniy ~ drne =i,r hong a,d pelsps e1c,as
m ee r.-,or. though ne had szSed e paper v3iuntaiy
E without ay1sy bst Urged 20 Go - oy Sae'' ne "o
Bisbon WArGH said that the remarks just made
~ m colleague rendered proper. peraps Jog Z I'M 70 say
e words IL bad szne th= paper without perUason on e.
resty from any elarei III - ,encfs1ty' ne, c.rcui
tances whh e tle oDson, because he ioohed n'a !.
Il Il, success from ,he fr ou, Z was designed inf E"s r.
boud ere. long ebGte upon the su9s ana u ne nous ,
oeoay IN ofdst 70 prevent .e a he Ceafersnse
xou the paper where wn', sho pfoeee' 20 ''s ~
question. a,- tho, be
.iled b name 20 stand ,hz; pase a, te-1ony a4i is
Ind done could TO pre1eTve n" UNITY o. 'he oeI'
Ht-hoD SoJiE said the Conference Knew the |i'-
,uanees .de, which he pot hts SIGNATURE 70 ih1i paI
e lad IN no ,say changed h. mind aat nc wi,hed ms nan
,.5,e... te r,rA MT and should withdraw II
l1r Bases moved That the paper lie on Inc isoi'''
and the vote question beng taken by yes ana nays
n,. Bases SAID that all hiS hopes OF copproInl,e
had sd From the information ne bad received from The
Past, West, North snt south re wns peiieey atsh.' No,
aStaps eyaH a. sy bi, TO coae 20 drsc, vote upon
me man 9. rs oa ,sS ~, s =. lerSe = "A .,a a. possible
Dr. Wr.AAs ssId he did no, know "iia' re-
,d. IN. trend had recsye from the South bit be f w
r efe OF ose mind Of adopting the pan ,usgetel
Dr RIyes replied that however that mi ght be,
,bs ,nea.pr could not secue harmonious vote.
The debate was proceeding upon the suppcsiuGh
,hat the and ro,on OF Mr Finley were beiSTe , Inc
ben eTpre,ed wie:her such the fact, was ound on
- them from Jbe tnbe and nO.cn made TO iat Ell
feet. III M, ,,e.
Dir COLLINS hopeo ms ibouoh "ou.u n0 ,,I ro
vail If the suYItae 81 Nf fiaey wefe Re odc, By large
nso-f.y thus ca,,lng of all further attempts al W d
lie did no, believe the day of peace bad gone 9y anu ne
his friend Dr DufbD woth be permitted 10 2s new s 1 @
.r which might ehnps have me desired eu @ ~ ~ the MN
nj tI hrch and be would be coupeNen 70 'o'e oi
himself Ut, ,h 1 Nth
s, yehanence n-ans Ie Notion but frequently called
10 order wandering from the question nc da no. k
% ne s t S an S sachins rl Rseri be saw storm approach
inc and tst the fountains of the great deep were broken up
n iea and prsyers could saved the Church om tbs
iuny he would willingly have stsd al home weeping anu
prsyDe during whole session. Still he would mol give up
ali hope He sometimes thought he could look through tte
darkness and perceive The ARK e'tng alely on uuI 1. @ n
would for the resolution wren ne 6he" y "ouI1 in w
Church Ho woHa asS Il .is ",Go a ~ IN ~ j The word
c,,Iel, ,bo,, I.. u .". ,", o0 ,ybeS 10 rcs,
, caII he m
Mr. LoNesi hf.hi' " oeo, 10, Ia Iao 100 ,h,
poe taking up The resolution US .ns , as , G @ s f S
other peasues ihfnt o, he ,nS,fr, hS otfcr-
thing that PROMISED comnfo'R; e. "he e ,Sret
ca no fonciat. % had mi heen offered IN The Con
ference lie dd no, zee WY .ne pa H. @ TO- ~ ysi,,nr hi
should De ,isa,eo @ w s ba sIct QUESTION was
before them As long as the debate continued should hope
0f S laIPaGe PnSs ns Of Tennessee said he was man Of
pence-e claimed from good motives himself and was
wiling to accord the same 70 others and ne res'ed re n mn s
crlmlnston had en rescr,ed 70 on DVtn sae ne
had been told that the pnssnge o The resolution won
place the South very serious pedcament tut II u were
passed. he and his frends would meet II him!y nad kindly
A. povrrp ofrhe n f. Conference said that lie
, ,n,n Of peace and he believed that such was the
charac,ef o ne outie t ~, ibs nunotnus cIrs Siie
Pfont 0 'h e ,,I @ Sicnle, The subject had been
referred 10 Commute ns D na' & bsG bo Iue
"a ,o, ao , n'u ~ I have oy come 10 CONCLUSION and we
aaao S%I SnS had nohnr 10 Weld Re Moth
say She can i've with the substitute but canno, live with less
b"e b" taEe ss Vh he's poo aud why the
Ii, believed was au'y 1 70 "o'o 10 hon
mf. Iep,i al .I mi nv 'u
taken up Ii was TO effect that Bishp Andrew should
resume his Epncopal functions unless win be consent oi
Mr. EvAss moved lie previous question, and i,
lse9 f e be QUESTION e s be e he passage
Bishop SouLE said he =. had word 10 offer offer before
the question should he nut, The remarks which he had sub
mtied on previous day were feuchied upon te Sohu ha
rhc resolution offered by Brother Finley would be mandatory
operation. Those remarks would have been irrelevant
uny other ground II the act was not IN II, nature Jud
clal he would Sthdrgw Those Iemuiks ms understand
sides lie understood the resolution to be predeOed the
il !, was merely advisory and bishop Andrew could comply
not Le chose he did not see how 1t was To free the
Epe9paey from slavery h"Meyef he Presumed @ ,h,s point
the mOet night he would n" doDS, be corrected ., u
The prcvlous quesuon on ue auopuon OF MI
rmley, preamble ana resolution new moved by IL
thtls. They IN the following wo,d'
f amy thing calculated destroy lunean General Super
inendency and Rhereas. Bishop Andrew has become
meced with Slavery by and Otherwise, and this net
having dawn after which. the estimation
the General Conference Will greatly enbtras the exercise o
his office ns General Superintendent If some places
,ir-y prevent II : therefore,
Rrsoipcd That il n the sense of hS General Conference
tim, he nom the exercise OF this office long as this i'm
pcdm,ept remains
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YEAS
N;s,e y,rk Co7ferenee-Nathan Bangs Siephen DIN
Phneas Rice George Peek John b. Si.acn Peter F. Sand
fond Fitch Reed. Samuel d. Ferguson Stephen MaItindae
Tyoy cosJerSsss Truman Seymour, John NJ Viewer
james Cove lr Tobns Spicer, Seymour Coleman. James
| h. Hourh,alng, Jesse 7. Peek
Paul townsend - --.'''
,y' Ae,pstir coHe,ssse-EE E Scott Perkins SAM
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