New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25
Methods. General Conference.
T'"79F.E
TWENTY FIRST DAY.-FRlpAY. May =.

(o,s-n n-s.sn,e! Report, recommending the continuance
a. 80 PttsbfI- CTran Advocate Christian ApooSsst
Iqi,e. Es9otory and Methodist Quarterly EeT;e" ne
non In the Richmond CHRISTIAN \yeeaie which was id S4
10 the Conference to adop; the Northern AdyGcae, pun.n
Al Auburn official paper Of the cI9[en; si AZ, En-,
marks BY Mssrs Bow a., 70 ,l. s5 fttN'S'
Mr. PANE from thu Committee on bpscopacv'
presented resolution 70 uesiln- ne Bhop % ~ ",
Pi.a-soJcn;si The same Committee also reported that
havn. eNaminedthe Constitution oi ;ne Niriea
B,hoo Sope should he discretion A. to bton
inr member u: that body. Atcepei. -, L.
Mr. CRASDALL presented paper, si-"cG ~ !"
venerable member OF the New England Conference winch he
said pucpoI;ec 70 r. statement o. 'a'> ,s Az =, S
pacy He wished might be 'eeFrsi without ieas - e
should be unwilling 10 reef II wlt3ou' hearls ! "a; W
AleT oue Gcuson the Conference voted that the pape
shocd be Fead; II proved to pc aeommnn:o ,e RON -
Prove that Bhop Waugh had orianeda Savehodet II Bai
more 1880 The OF the preacher referred 10 having
Dr.. BAseoM, of Ky said he knew him well, and
that he Shareholder either a. the time OF hrs election
and Nr ST.MPER confirmed the statement.
There was considerable discussion on the proper
mod. dgen q; IN: PafI 6gi ma, the Conference al eni'n
'''s- CASE OF BISHOP ANDREW.
The Conference then took up the case OF Bishop
Sir. tAss OF New-lIampshire. being entitled 10 the
door s %, ~ been interrupted 10 ms speech Yesterday
md ~, rrh,. d!,rveadei, ne should say noh iuef upon
the subject.
GORGE F. PIERCE. OF Georgia. tooN the floor in
rnn>,oD On the before The Conference lie spoke
from sense duy, and not win ne expectation o' shelac
slnce member He had great ohr'ufe a. u The vote OF The
Conference on the resolution 20 9tach B>hop Andie" iof
The on Of the urt Of the Church had been settled by the
sc.ou IN the Baumorc appeal case he brethren VINO ha
,,ha he should call trcs OF crtory or eeertemain They
had stated abstract propositions winch were tue enough out
which had more o=cai connection WIN ,'s c"l :
,hey sought draw from Them than ;e . OF me aie' had
Almost every speaker e oi-r side had ii>e'i in!- e
v rea, practical question, involving not merely NE sh
OF B.hop Andrew bat the cn,i tutnHa equality OF Southern
,ouiiieiI il..Tf' y 49, 4 20 re- 1ssrisiei ana rse
aching IN the Discipline the stet ri -1reryif there mad
been petitions sent mere paS @ va. - , -
over IAN M for - iee the Epsc9pacy nd the Church
,t from IN, evil the question would be different. and the
.:l ,iybt ,rcs::y her action accordingly This
connected with that o. The appeal tom the baltimore Sgu
ference That Con.encs had =, selt above NE u : and ne
sustained cour II mat o'itfceCu' iecpn were "
repeated would sand i"n a~ enc oIss e. ~
ary measure Il; "a opposition g. tie Bible the D.csiige
erase asked 10 re- -u MS case "oGd Be Collateral WITH the
Other The Conference niEt maze - many DISCLAIMERS A. u
~ ya,.op al the rcnrs rts whole Southern Church.
b sr1rens m favor of the resolution based almost
eAci'seS on , rr tie whole boy o. northern Confer
nc. would be divided and l>;Tacis lie dd not believe nv
S rs firm cnayicton that II The Conference should take
!. . ~ ~ m. prs.S but leave Bishop igire,, exercise
no. ,,o1s ii In, Office the Middle Conferences - least
IL - ynntsrreJ especially II the people were alone
.,e Thtse VINO making n! this difficulty might 5e
described language OF fag i1iefmedders VITA ether
p IA not toubt 6u, he infinitely preferred the
OF ;ha portion the church should 20 o Taief than mat ne
rs,1 nof,ce Snoud ,lnc:C. thsruhleSs INVASION OF the
Is M In Messenger OF Satan 10 buffet vs. Let her
20 and 10y 20 with her or peace would remain behind \;
re n ,hg-e we're no IucaTaas spU'sares Of Satan 20 d.
,i-b ogr peare We dweif sreea p4s;uss and ote III;
nd If ~, had tn SprIt OF Master should
roir, DIVISION Ns love the church nd s's willing 10 ac
re va. one yey OF tins question winch asd no, been
presented suppose pas Tie fltson i'e DIVE OF The
south ,.iil you e Re nd o n !ncGT Nc On I'M 2ont
he World utter prophecy The Eat vii sec"1e AZ any i'a;e.
an! ~ ten wears there vii not b. 'nse 'esp OF 'n
lei, anon. them. EpscoPaey aad 1eiaaey VII "oh - CIV
en- l and Cou.regalonasln en N t-ir place ami mus
ter vii e ioand standrs about 'ne uirSet Ptac and "e
MAJ hsth hired He WISHED 70 Heaven hst New England
20 and ib.rnere yyss rel eun enough ainouE them ems
be them To live together band OF hn'tian 6rotess
ssncd and 10 what situation would sye Bishop intre~'
What could you DO WIN Inn tie work. be Bishop " "a
- .,fern The Cnurr:l er.lce 6nd living me Book
Concern lie begged brethren 10 pause II ths deez were
done tie day. OF Neihod,; unit would Be numbered hat
and that he faithful and efficient Officer and Jet IN the rlce
Of ali this and he admission that sayefJ }, not nsessarly
H.: en:luls ch have been passed upon ms character =
Are ne t3s .s 5cse i ii hey osi i Up 70 apft
-, ls., and ie.:roy the church They mad unchau..i
ib -, And 1py that they il and roaring abou;
them tey proposed 20 lro..e Tie Bu2 upon the altar OF
:h.. il -sarngn pediiio1. And "ere u South 20 - BY
t isr I'M, To- he done io tie sake % the New England
f9reences tie wshed brethren - cole 70 the Dct Had
+ , sn; Md ;tey ise ,o up-ach m Were ,be Dcl-
pine snd Tie Office, OF the Chuf;h 10 = saenGeed 70 is
yr. LoNGsrREEr. OF Georgia, said. a. this was
the m opportunity he ha1 ever eaoye Of addressing the Cen
a-I Con-r-rce ald 8, rs soeaon CONVICTION thst -
n - NJ, WITH thea. AGAIN vheliae. the Charri1 wee
divided " no desired - maze ieN fenaafSs lie :ien
,-oei 10 make ,oue cereal qoecsstons Ges the - *
Rome IN, oct beng sho's The ev at had resulted from
: tearure on TIE lrt OF tie Church ~ neg prni'e s'i-
our. a, those OF our own .at he thought ,,esug
hr footsteps By attempting 20 esae usoa gr>tels With
ru, n the Discipline nee eNpun-e hey would get aoaz
.ier TIE - Say-ty ned constituted ioe Conference
,-Ial 10 ids- Of the Cy Law, and they were dis-s ID
always would Re Until tie: ee=>el % e-s.ae e72n iae
,Its ava co-sr. To ary zcd tbs ground he
should even oppose aGy alteration Of the Dcfpi II relation
H y. 10 review tte his;ory OF me Methodist C5urch
connected "ith ms question. II o'Ie' e asitaa i ;fue p
.oa. lie had oerness OF Iselns an ess ne r1i
srcopurlssng AooAtlonIs h ec1euon certainly iCok,
81 bad 5u; ne truth between the 2a's soTese,e and
be w.no7i ascertain where Il as ! ssie ;, h-n S.eh'
d.r, ms. came found Saver! mad nro4sh
aad n DOM weut teyoHt he eSaSe OF tnsi anf NE
4coetl who mad gwen 10 POSITIVE prepi % tee 'H5
-;r-oT- We %; the South unlimited ho~evsr eoaientnz
ourselves u,h poul--;aE those sieai 2tne'pes WHICH,
6er,iiily :, Ion. = there lste-e1ce 9Th cur IL
br The Slave loved hs $ae:, and le N4stet was 0craa
n -r- q -
wee oi Cod L VIZ. 90; long before - Chnrel ;oos sHntf
o She passed the rule -e-e.rn- Ministers - e1i.nests
itr slave. wherever The law would aov. rs sls gong
--at w.y 5l Tie South. ATTACKED 10 TIE Unity OF TIE
%e,f ;t: "a ADOPTED requiring 70 eeg'n {, upon
o,- - 10 s;-,!c; ih- -iav read, I'D atoGz iHs "a
lns-o. to the pece and li-fy OF re country the sh
mo- ket! under Then PROVISION ntfC-cl El'il- ne
nj lamL-. and preachers equal rights. 80 ai &, possible
~ The Church. and the South welded t. 'hi' a4- lex ct
co1cesou, excited sympathy, eoHlnSss fef
.s brethren OF the 10; aware OF our anse s
For len y.=r> petitions had been SEQ; 70 ~. Coa;er,
ence calnr for s tuhes acton on the SUBJECT Ir; hsc
e-o r..p-r;irlly referred ComnGee, who froni t'i'
~ No. ,y, rc,iu,.ler: 20 lesa:e uet 90 TIE question.
hut ibey cane gam aai aan Demanding acor Vow one
nj ~ H,bos ind, the Conference a.! N eoufno;!ea because
H. hs rrIarr,ei woman VINO oWns slaves IN TIE Si. ot
.-,rirv v nich t-onzs to his chararte ne says lie Va"
~ "a his orc- :tner ,hsn eaafrzss the chu!ca 2ri hs
A has dttT 10 co.uii W.;h ihoe wcSe i2tefS:s tad ee
- -, 1-niei with ms own, AID whose rea'oas 70 the
bu-c would be affected by suc STEP and we all wan one
,r declared that such hr- pa:t would De fsta!
N rs NE could not lie and suffer our nights TO be TAM
plei upe, foot; If ne tisquare! .k hodins once 81
were We ami constitutional privileges mns' ahd OF iah
together. - - .Ls,
SIDE So far IS cords could so thing wore KIND ana
respectful s,pec, toward the Bishop, but ihere WIS IN e-