New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

golden ltio1 md ses now they would o,k Where's.
Bsh9p AndrsT th h. eis s Qualified ior M.
nc and do no; believe that he has either bro
III n. pine ,inuet asaIns; God and whereas do
~, Islieve ha Slavery necessarily 'in n-Nefther'
AZ he hs> ninrred woman isno OWLS sEs'e' enc ulu'
ofn. connected with asery Therefore from ioiNes o. et
I.T mi ,,oliry Resolved. Tint Il the ssrse OF ~
Conference thai ne :. removed Was ;he.e one man
OLE. S ,ererrs who would be wiling 10 Jet this mater
go forth to the void 'n ms ssss7 20 on The ,be,
te Where The dsconisni ~hen n1 n g. M , .s
@ Northern bre,hrsn be had no, found oGe VINO io hn,ei
49, unwilling 20 -ccelve Bho2 Andrew " ny shol re ne"
be 'esIs.d n ~ ne - S0 ysi m York H ga
dare &; hc should &c called iut'us N
iae> had received from the member OF ine thuf -
,souG say however, that The behfsn mere mo -, -
6 some OF those members the Conference whose eA
na ~ ~, sr II slavery ,sers :, morbid ne'cse
o. =, ret tear OF sympathy under the preaching OF
SavshoerS And what mean; the prorse eS2fes',oo' %
-,,,sn regard which bad zen howere upon Si'eiiSMr'
49, lie VA, convinced that he Methodist popls ai he
North would have objection u T-sye Bishop Ance"-ne
trouble with the 2renchfTe r. .a,
- VIII the B>hcp tins difficulty had been created
wa concee, ali hands that woman Wa Better cuailei
North TO recoer ,h.t difficult To and at tne Sont ~o
~ Ns,bo. ministers worth having. and he admitted
;,a; OF them rather poor pe~iiS' u VA nv
women of North unfair advantage u ~ 'a' ue| ''
all come here 20 get wireS . 49, . ti
W.. l. alluded To the differences oi opii"n "eh .csaea
- III .,-rt,n,,, n snt C;her holding the opposite Zen
umen;. Had they not better es;es Si%tE i $50 ng
tb.- united their Ifces against the Nguh lhe 's an'
Ph5f>, OF old iof:u; ali the own divisions "a e9tnmol
,sSsit upon The ouuer OF Christianity. ana toe brethren oil
North seemed TO be ina.lE 'ie,l -, b i
l,rou tie South He hsd Wotu IN Sy OF th'He "' hsu
5Ls, 81 ana arty ans! ie throat oi the ohet Ihs was
strange Stuue Tor paclncsots twas Iiit pd''.,iOig
- he mandate General Conference a. expressed IN ~
thus sens Iisei above the dep NO" n6o, NM
be sad II Bishop Andrew shont drr-Srd me lo's OF Ie
General Conference and the South should still receive NJ, MN
ND ct Baltimore
precisely similar TO ms mus irie'ht we po"e 90
Tor for Conferences which have ever n obeeHt 10 the Ia"
of,he Church. -, 49,, ....,,,
,ne>f:s whom Pau sent back 20 Philemon A. runaway
slave 81. 5u our limit, VIII not Low Us ~ iphGM l
tarhs He closed hy ,ayln mat Il .ne inelle Oe'e Ne
conference persisted ~. DIVISION w, ile'tabie
j. + PEcK OF the Troy Conference then took
impossible r Us to DO justice he ,pqke with great rapidly
He said be dd not intend % reply 10 NE NJ
men might 10 that If e thought pfoi-' lie mould ATTEMPT
however. 10 answer the younger D'Shet from I,sSa
That brother BEGAN h remarks D.; accusing me iilenu
OF the resolution rt1 70 Kick OF oGc at a, ne had
m N-,> Il h. ,ei tbs G1"u n-t-iy beautiful piece oi
defamation He said also. that W. had p>eaed ih!>e sue
M, what that I, ~ ssIe he e entirely 70 inference. II
he understood M friend t;om Georgia his meaning wa ms
that the trend, o TIE measure iooAed upon u a. on oae
matter the members from the south, ooke-i UPON
, l.e.re i.yy.tn the parties on hi, ground
The North considered question PRACTICAL one ->s than
south and the question whether sc sHou1 chnhSe
Upf sf,. sye holder The brother ;loa eor
Ell MN by the assertion that ne tate ct The ohlfch had zen
settled the decision the Baltimore appeal case aud se
he afterwards admitted tina; had another rayng poi N
the case now before the Conference
Mr. PIERCE lulcrposed 20 say that ne mad only
affirmed that the question rad been settled proDecreV 10y
the vote on the appeal Of F. T. ila'!'n. -,
Mr.. PEcK-a retroSpectire settlement al II would
have been novelty indeed For h part, he thought the
far from benz alike Inc question re,ecuns
Slavehong Bishop stood on peculiar grounds which form
ed no par; OF the other
The brother Georgia ;o Us that was The uierior de-
sign friend, of this measure 10 ci,iranchse The whole
body OF southern ministers tie dscalnei nus IN b-ha OF
unted West, North and Est They only asked 10 Be
put back precisely where they !sd a"h' on up 20 me te
that Bnhoy Andrew became SlNenoIef he argument q"
rs brother omi eorsa gt22gG qogn me s,a9H a1 na
men had constitutional 'snl L. ~ b!syp NON ns tsneu
tn doctrine. y. had FicEt to be B>nop Inc a>sunp
ry ,yc va, approached by regular ascent. elder,
after made deHcons Vow there Wa no.
.s r,6, b. bin,-.i ,oi reasons shy man of elefnpla
rs 1 rs:a character should ,eectrt Ia I'LL the nhce.
Tn. language when the brother from Georgia applied 10
New. Engand mad caused ms aea to TIM, win me harse
pied that part Of the couniIy sne had been caliei
na6t Of pediton tie b. excused for sayiac that he
much preferred the chae ani >pectiu ansunse which had
employed th ioo' ana I'D not believe his brother
south tha,thl' VA. question on winch wing ana ald
the Norn and West would stand iosehsf Ne south could
~, ~ s ~ w III he VI ode oaersnces and y r5Ior. .,,
~. vnnb ind m iiuprrrnsDe barrier New tlslsn. shcp
Ns , Ss aS .e 5 Is: e g sSe iSn iSsasSs
q saver let he. 60 .aix TIE ii aTotts' ron Gesa
What give up New England where Method bad won her
poudr vpe> and VINCE ,o had been bfoEsn ~ 6} the
-anei lese lee No, ~ We shall not s her 60 Ani toe
h-a-e ;ne applied 20 NV E9-!nt would asyef be Fe,or
south 90 loved her wei II ,ee went off shc
tear her,efou, -four biewed with ,eas We nay
and relieved OF the dread innoranon OF Savebocin.
'' Wien ar Peck had concluded. the Conference
Mr. MARrISpALE read the following appoint
ments for preaching on the next Sabbath
s,,-J foS 9aF$;.a fsSSSS Ff iEssa4
@ ff ta: 3 tn s6phaf Nv Murh
M s. k:s ae$ E Es9ss5; Z Pane IA Collins
S:toaastSP Cartwright. d. HOLMES, 5. Sesser
7(s,s. >;Sgf E. Ans G Bets 5 5 aoody
fSrty- iEJrst-st-J: B, Houshulns, :. Comfort.
t.i.Atoeth-st-W Wmaps J. Lane, Ios. Cross
.W.lSsTr5rt-W " Snde A. Steele. " CapeS;
i aar1e1s2i .1 RS5ia'oq J Nis,.
Fh , Abel, e Ei1r Bo5a ! f Hna Ge''e
f Fs9;ss = F jsa.sjoi ~ kssa'
.Narsers c'ss cae'y 81 4 ! T %Iaas. J. Dw Wood
D.s.sE Sis' 6sl5a & f'f Peiee T PEI Gt w'isf
I1rsrss1-J \ B Isa ma + S Glsna -. o,o,
,ittorrry 81. Fefree. james Ila'en'. A. Atoms,
lGalsf.-l- F2~ls!.
Jdr-gfOt-9--tI. Garrett, y. W
Fest CAcs;sr-kt. Runnel>. H. Il. Randall.
JBLttk Piqfss--r. Seymour, J. Coyel. Ir
FseEskIL-t.. Crane. &. Fillmore.
.Feic5ErSh-A. EDDY.
p!sLsgafrl.e-S. Coleman J. T.. BcGJmsu.
.SSsr Roek>Ie-A. Bilhaes.
agoJKLTN.
SeaLs-st-M Simpson. II. NlekeHo4; Porter.
i0rk-st-J. BLAIR. L. Syyornste,i, J. I. Mitchell.
Hdskfz-t 0a-s'-J. Boring. J. u. Dow A. Hunter.
C>riezFiry CtGreh-J 4. (;ere. W ". Re'imsH, J. B. Il
vSrSIn.
EJenl.er = C HIil, J. Loyeyo4
BlL,harios-S. Turkey. !, VI Snyder, A. Wool
UElIdnSjsrs k-BlShop Mons. J. w. Brush. w. Hunter
ignHca-S Chanbsrlm
.i,:0ric-r. Goodwin
IlIe.asnr-C. ". CaIpeater J. VI. Weaver, ID. 3 King
HsEpstrai-T S2icef. Spencer. j. CGrk = Elliott, j.
Drummoud
.Nstrt9ea-E. Robinson, n. J. Clark.
NEW JERSEY.
j~rs>a' C.ty-E. Elliott, ". Cooper. J. Hamilton.
Si>ir1rs. Eais,y-st-N Rounds. H. H. Cayanaush. C. B.
Tippe,t.
FrzVlitn-st-J. WInnef Z. " Sebou.
q C.sa:sn-st-R ". Sei,on, T5poeti, \ Rounds.
Be.lrEIe--T. Struggled.
RfsOnazd. y. IL Jameson.
II ~. Ii ,Nr-L,nrfL go ID Cnno,ur