New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05
Methods, General Conference.
Reported for The Trlbune.
THIRTlErH DAY.-TuxspAY. June =
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THIRTiErH DAf.-lrSspAf' '""e
Ri.bop AleRRIs in th- Char.
Mr. fiPPyTT from the COMMITTEE on '''e oN
- r inc Dcl.cs,cs reported the sums winch hon pJs l 60
e-I Tor that purpose WITHIN the limits ~ s 1a = nnI
a,'5nri Ia $: ID 75-tiua leaving balance u
sii = t, meet part deficiency n the ataoan ID a. re
ic feff1y the expenses i the Gentrai Conference IL i
,e5nr, v rs adopted and on.ered - b. printed mo,
'Dr PkCK from the Committee on Slavery Pio-
'en,ef the 'o1ni r,, G 5 passed at the CeaetaI Con
ference oi si1 an f- subject oi The ;rSto'y oi oiS
ION. IN Churco irais. be ani ne same ore c'qYI lin.
Dr. y mans moved Ia !=t The fes'iHu"" VI. W.
table not lie said % give tie 80 Jy. s1; o' nl'i-
Wr CotIIxs moved that the resolution be "a
,si ~ IN ,ry 10: >;-sss :-oui the journal Of leiV nj
the proceedings IN case u a, Comi"'t the es'a"'' o
ro!or,4! :s,;iciony having GAVIN ou; Of that case
Mr. EARLY inquired what brother Coiiins Hcahi
Jy hi, notion Did l= 10 !nquse t loii'.: i All
thu, introduce here the question o: tas it' ol o, %
o0,efrnrt, t. sypUl-e portion OF tire ocoiH, % .. ~
ia. eSr. Coa.er5uce He hoped, Z such 's the o9ec'
ut the notion II would not be pressed. -: ao,,
Mr. COLLINS sand that sucn was mol III, ii!eH'i.
or lie sisy intended 10 rc.cind the whole ;sieaH o p
utfe proceedings growing oui o' ne ca's n,-e- 90 ~
Thought ms WI. TIE only lar cuure or III ~ ft>.
Dr. NINANs regretted tiat there sh"u,'. De eI'y
,,n,, li,-r =, r,. .cor on tbs Guesiun tor the PIE
COMMITTEE hsd been appo'ned ~ cot'Ts glniI ,
Committee should II We were 10 sepsfn'e why 'S
Dr. PrcK -,llG The Committee were nearly unan'-
mou IN the opinion the the case OF eia' CON-
Tor, OF no force u feceie' ana .a Se ma , .r,on Of
upon the Jouna such shape u To require no a''O" VI
Dr. B,ScS had no tioub; the resolution would pass
hy alge majority pressed T. - vote on "u SS % the 9r, he
would move that postponed until TIE C9uiilee on VI:
Csparss resolutions submit their :cpct Inc motion was
Mr. McFERRlS submitted report from the Com
nji,ec o the neancy s,ai. the North Ohio Conference
IN ITS refusal reasons 10 pay member MS quota o'
DR. CAPggs asked that The COMMITTEE appointed
Yesterday an his resolutions respecting dvson oil te tuich'
be allowed 10 ~ IN Conference houf>. - .,,
MIR SA<pFuRp. a member ot the Committee, was
IIs f,. F.sul i.SlIi
G 9DpGIeS eS & 10 Sa 5 al M rae cSScence whcn he wn
aside such pio>e lie hoped heEa wuuu p - 40
@ G5 IN z 70 'e he 2i5s2SI 5ass @ saed tt ~ HEM i eO'
The Conference granted tne reGue, OF he tnhn.tee o"
Mr.. SA:Dfu!,D was excused lIoM sc!'!h-.
Dir. FOWLER PRESENTED resolution pro'ldlnS mat
the members the Texas Conference meet tofethe' once
more before civcing into i've Conferences. AGoplrd' T.,
J. /. PEGS moved llnt the Conference no" '"N1
Up the special assignment te Report OF the Committee Oh
Mr.. COLLINS and Others were opposed 10 thus on
tine -,ouui that members who particularly inte.t,
Ell ~ subject their seats iite some ii'ue
The ep"rt Wa ra, ar: appeared ,hnt IN 81 Annual Con
had been taken the proposition 10 fes,
Mr. Weseyi RUE IN fenOn % te ma'iStle ~ nr @ T w G
favor Of restoring the Tie. winch inS Soutg.n
the mr"u,y voted IN the negative lie wh9ie oi un't no & w
prcnceis who had voted upon the question WINS 2aOi OF c.
SOL voted the Affirmative. aud 30 N the negative iheFe
not beng qU ;-touEin> IN Tie "'i' 'tNe' ''e pO'
vas lost.
The Committee having had under consideration a
communication from Rev john ilursn secretary o! e sE,
Temperance tniuH. recommended the adoption Ui le oi
luwIu. preamble and resolutions
fcrns The Intoxicating driaks tends 10 tine lorna
ofinempere nppettc> aud hnb = and i >uDeI,Se %.
the health, mouls, domestic pence anu happiness i "aIAi"
whereas, abstinence the un safe :GnII agalt NJ.
evils aud wcreS the rule OF our iGth dei yrdf'ct M
against tic dlgkurs ui Epthl 3u'
upon hm vino puts h;s bottle to hS neiEhiof mouth
therefore ,
l. Hc,orci That we ccrly improve OF the design, and
Sc SeS9%ed M Inc Sss ] 8 ;s new M the Undersigned Do
ngIrt that v not intoxicating aunvf> nor ulv W
them beverage thai wul not pfu'Gc tlfu u al a'u
entertainment, Tor persons ~ our enloi ana
that, all suitable ways. we wilI dscoahehhee lief use
throughout the community
, R.s0rc That recommend to all preachers, tfnv
eing and ~ all members ana Trends 10 give 10
the Temperance ReicHnton n"w m successful progress "
this end other ter unr>ered approval earliest hhu
liberal support
i'he foregoing preamble and resolutions were
adopted without opposition but recommendation ui the
Committee the Discipline III give power 10 eN
iniuiuciu" or sell ufuc!t
spirits strongly oiJecied To on constitutional grohhus
Mr.. COLLINS SAID he vas not a1iilu OI ANY uc-
nuncauns which might be heHpe upon h hend ur nppo>
lng proposition The effort To restore ir Wesley, RUE
had ue ior wunt Il" constitutional majority ana now an
attempt made 10 accomplish the same OBJECT % hno'ef
process which he did believe IN accordance wt, me
Co>,uun and he would therefore oppose wan all hS
might.
Mr. EARLY sad he hoped That no Southern man
would lie gei with untGendaeS 10 temperance Tor Opp"s-
taken for iuity year, and ne ' the President oi
Temperance cet c0mpu-e! a tO Tree culoe people ana
slaves. 1t suey constitutional grounds tEa c OBJECT
cd tu Inc prup,>tipn.
Conference uok " tie Report the tuuutee on the Book
Concern pupO.itun the Committee 20 publish the stand
ard Methods, books cheap form Tor general circulation
debated considerable length, und rHy iad upon the
lated SIe pubcatun obituary notices. &c Su II Was not
OF general interest. A@JJuIned