New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-27
FIet n.i;s. General Conference.
Reported f,r The Tribune.
TWENTY SECOND DAY.-SATURpAy. May -.
o. I-..-.- L. y

WIZ. 6f,le fndiann Confarcrra
A Report from tie COMMITTEE on The Book Con
cer IN relation io siiulr matters Rad ana hi the
bic Also Rcrt fEun the Committee o. The itnerancT
The, reports ,vi b. noticed arcunrig when they
acted upon By the Conference.
DR.. PEck. from The Committee on Correspondence,
presented Adde'S rep 70 The Ep'sie OF the Canada
Methods, Church. Read and adopted
MIR. PAINE, ir0mihe COMMITTEE on the Episcoracy
reported that they had examined the character and sdnnn
OF the bishops dut.os tie L Tour yeaf. snd iouaG them
WORTH Nil appreciation except IN espct 10 ne r1ner now
pending before the Conference N reiu Oh to Bishop Andrew
A'''''''' CASE OF BISHOP ANDREW.
The Conference resumed the consideration OF the
,ssa If Bl.iop Andrew the question Icing upon the adoption.
as substitute 2i ,9g bnldgy b. Sf Fey Of Ohio, de-
carnr a> the the Conference that the Bho should
re-. the Episcopal lnctns "nii tie Imedni="
of ms conncctiun with Slavery Is f9moyef.
Rev r. PEEK. u the Ioy !nnierencs not ha'lnz con
was EMIT led to tie foa7 tie sild he should have been glad
he could ,nvc concluded his speech Yesterday and he would
f 3ss sI 10 sSs dg n he III b@un ei that
due to himself apt them ,S sn To ne, e II , S
Supenendency and tine honofed itihefancy vii hHye
the aiers oil the church VIII be insufficient lo their support
and the arm of God which has been ruuni about hitherto,
will be withdrawn Beng only child IN these matters lie
could not but inquire win some cuIo, '2 lhe caue nI te
dsasirou; and un,mey ial thu, pedce IN ce 50 gEve'
i NE %e ,ffnp p didSt tie mI ' s to
work all this mischief Why sIr, Il has been proposed 10 say
to tins that the far aa.c Metbodsm 10 crrhe
fall He could rot for s he see that there was any ndeluacy
sSa It =, Irity .Imnlcy and smo., supernatural niap
nv " =, wants Of e worc when ls Con,crencea SAID
- Will mo-, heyr Sl.yeholdnc Bishop Wba had Method
ism lis corner lis connection WITH local institution
AMI wns n destined 10 be efjiTo. this Conference should
a,',e w. rnrrel h ;y .uch connecticut o. s.r will God
i,ak. rs If take such step WIZ ne be angry with U.
because we cannot mold this relation 10 slavery =
lila, he not blessed u dric the have been ee
i;on In. comm oon, Has hcnot. HI ovden mercy. smiled
upon tboGgn during al tins PeiGi We have been without
Siaveholdns Bishop! :is DISMAL prophecy certainly hhd
something romance about It, he were !" say al man that
Tor such reason orsake the argument would certainly he
well supported bu when was pedchled OF The Inmi'nble
but ms aiteaon had been called to Of tae main rly
pc points ON tn. other SIDE and he noticed not the spr
casu>try. What Was IN. PRINCIPAL IDEA which peYnded
all the speeches opposition 10 The measure before HE confer
ence! idea o DIVISION OF the Church We had been
sonnv cnted upon pause before adopting the resolution.
les: calamity oil Isun'on should ii upon US Now he
poler he though o place this Discus, IL
my necbor had placed his fences ana barns on my nnd and
,yer .n6cn yornl 10 remove ihcn would be beautiful
;ire for him to rrv pa>e, Would ,sy HIM. SIR If
one md nend nd uttered mt uinontcn IN pour eur when
YOU were about invade my rights. II had been well. but this
b i,n" nd fence no cucumber my terrlorliy' He
n To drop te comparison. he wnuit ASK has not Inc
in his cnsc Gene from South; he would sly
rnedIy hut really and truly Take up Ike history of The
Church connected with Slavery nnd Tue answer would e
apparent Had North aSaIcd the South Had she
ever invaded her constitutional nsis IN one solitary instances
o. no We had more Iegsnn to n,N pardon OF New ENGLAND
her Oft epeeied eion, than to ns o. our 5Ieiign p TIE
rem They had sind that IN particular had right To be
elected Bishop and that It would mol be wise nor did they de-
rhey Ind ,a and ne thanked them inr Il. That sc ousi L"
take broad md comprehensive ve. Of the mattel .ni n9t
tciter ourselves w:i my local institution. Now he Nnugt
int the objections !rh would keep us ifon drt,n slave
holding Bishop. good n;nnN h9rH one al all l!e !eit
gren difficulty rcruuras his mind Ia these ronilni ain
.inn, dIsunio. tn tins point TIC wished 10 speak ont the
feelings al ms heat, aud lie Knew lsi lS southern bfeie'
,ttl. ma rnnnmly peculiar To- Them, would like him the
better Tor ou. II was eicn!r>e 10 be expected That they
>onc ey,ent they the hnr. omen who had sympathy
with ehodn but who would rcJucc 10 take up arerdcl
against IT, nnd tia, was the power OF such 10 break
DESTROY ni doing good 10 the
.,i, of men Tie South must think u all ths but l he
could reconcile has mind TO the c"uinnn Illusions made on
tm, side 10 the division Of the Church THIS huge ana fearful
impeachment enough 70 APPEAL ever one Nith chilled the
bass OF argument The case nd been cVntGuny rst
before lie begged that of eV days at least tins hl-a,
might be per nrGd 10 >i;,ipef ' very touG'
of unnamed hun When he c'n,ie7l me ni:h'y results
especially when lac thought o 'e necessity "i union nHi,t
the i- of Catholicism that sweeping through Inc nni
ne ir; of division 10" fearful! AID he begged ha It
might DC permitted 10 >lGmheI tor me present. a.,
lis from Georgia NlI. Pierce had asked what could
would nsk ii he would not sui remain Ehef nH.. a.y
Whole W. G f would gS S We eGfs ,be .5aab e e a
The trend, OF the resolution had been heti what they meant
by their cnoeies o Bishop Andrew land the tributes pad 10 Ia,
character had been described the beautiful rhetoric on
friend from Georgia. Gnrian decking Ficm doomed ipr
m,seye, That IN nkng til> step We ,oUi dscan al ntc1-
ton To NIUE hlm The south should honor u, the more for
fidelity and courage when she sees Us about 10 lOp, rh
measure respect to whom sc love and veneraic a.
servant DICED. ey kno" MT the AGONY Tint ihoD N our
al The step winch we uhl IL Necessary 10 ihFP
and have clam upon Their sy:nHte on u' 'eFy &c
ltNtibi, any ieNy Las
been exhibited IN H. Discussion. deprccae H. An .Hwin
tnneul solemn ~ would bclicr The friends the
10 oohe ,beir afflicted spirits The brother icr
eors had alluded the tear which ne as fshns from he
mad In the warm sympahicS which had beel manifested
hy the nlencc but he greatly erred IA surprising them u IN
dcnte any pnr IN relation 10 the prncp" on
which we were about Ia act.
Perhaps he owed analogy to the Conference for the
warmth ne exh'Dlea 5es,el' , Mr , ab :" Of M,
nnre of ms birth where rcpCe the ashes oil ms And
@ mo-, New ENGLAND the uth place oftwo of our yeneraed
m n HlnES and Fisk How could
sneak warmly when reprolrh mad been hcape and
wHlch Ind nourl,he many Inminnre, thu Church Ne
YER would he consent part viii, New Eng and the south
lie liked good old Methodist ,p her crew and the port
sa under a clear ,Ay hc would or,ase Ii the
mi,t olie tempest and tie storm oen should take 10 the
long he warned ten 10 lnnk well To- tier bn @ lie
believed old yssS would oUrGc the -ne. aud he died IN
the conflict h counsel Should be. " Don't eve NJ the h
G.. +. PIERCE, OF Georgia, desired Ia offer word
ot exclamation respecting his remarks Yesterday In the m
place IN regard 10 the constitutional night TO be Bishop II
ma ben and there was no such right the point INSISTED
on was that when had been elected To HE office lie
hud constitutional gh 10 remain ~ unless guiliy al nm m
fraction OF the Discipline. \, what he had sud oi Sew
England and winch had 50 acitatei the nerve OF his Trend
Who hu u taken his he thought the Conference IN
debed to hun Tor having afforded That Trend SO ne an opo
Iuny for the display OF h peculiar talent lat he SAD OF
New England was that he infinitely preferred she should be
separated from the church. aihei than that an innocent nun
should he sacrificed altar Oi pseudo expedeucy Ato
piled only the Ab1iunIsts II all New England was en-
Gagged IA th, Uhnowed up-i Southern men ana SaH;n
ME but not Otherwise He fully ympnised IN all that ms
brother had said OF the nohe men VINO had ter 3ii " at
erveni affection, OF heart TOO 'saTntc eNprs Iei VIII pro
m caution ON an ike te present. and he should con-
inue 10 love him hew he might ih question. Ii
his remarks yesterday hnd shocked the oi s Trend from
e Toy Conference he hoped that hue he Ind now offered
world not rustic hair the OF HI. head tNs fecN
beinr b., d. this alusioH sNclied ltariy laueh.l
Mr. GREEN, OF the Tennessee '~Nnerence. spoHe
NJ great length in opposition the resolution Of SUSPENSION.
and when he had concluded
Mr. BAKEi; nosed that the vote susF 'd.fs the
rule connins psaAer. fifteen MINUTES be eons'treG
Dr. CArlIts expressed himself IN strong efns
,cnin the uiun lie hoped tie DISCUSSION would Le entirely
ntrnmmee. uni that the N"rth would give the Souh The
beneii; Strongest IN favor u the Heaue now
uu!e. consideration.
Mir. PoKTEg. OF The New England Conference,
y,, also opposed 10 the notion He sad could no' have
escaped the attention OF TINT the south had been Iat
led Ia tho skies m this discussion Ii NIL TINT Ind De2n ad OF
her were true there not such n.Oer cgmpnGy ~ saints
On the face al; the earth. On the ether haud New England
Ind been viIed and with single exception, no mnn mad
sen I'D IN her defence and had to-day taken back
wbg; he said in her beilal! Yesterday;
Mr.. COLLINS, OF Bnitlmo'e nterposed 10 say mar
h. though. his friend Porter had eniey t1app!sahdei tie
,t il his duty 10 say this Nh Peck was not now IN the
Mr.. PORTER said he certainly understood Dir.