New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

s.derauon. II.
c,b,e time p, he should have address the Conference
"r W., ,utcct He had particular Spclde Is 20 the time
m % i he .ul sjtsk BE ony WISHED c;l.-
VIZ and M rfec,.s; and hcp!ng .liut present such
tine be would proceed 10 -ise tis sentiments
lie rose with al the caimne,s winch the occasion re
onirrdni the caianeS however. that preceded tine tempe;
snd the storm and tie caate>, o adierence-but s
.rsea hui h.. r.S3cced Eto, ircn the r,t,.fgh Con
Srence n.h IL :aylns hlt nl the st winch Gould b,
shed vn tins question had bse' gwen nc shph no, 1853 20
SPEAK Il was possible ts; brother was nsHacn lie Sou'
mi yy he should loar he ict that change could
b. produced ~ the miads q" 'cfe Gnu ne cse "rc ."i
ciy hopecs. Iiere He;e euos IL Gic l!c oi every man.
and especially the lia O man "o iie aii! important
station IN society. wien individual cluacet aud influence
nus be neCttaizei oy IN" laws oi association IN Inc
CSSttrace he nsos:d no man Gu, h,ei lis vencfac4
eoe@cas. n-d No. MI, i'i S, Mn@, , i should @
alone respect. ;Eor-H re trusted Jt alone ie si
neil, uJo"t 10 express.
chfe. were soicitu,ls Tie yCc He would a
/! was rcss.ue Notwithstanding lL" ttuc spent IL liz
dBru..ion the enlarged yr'Ss w!nc :at been 1r,'cc
s o. 10 @ ., , M ,". y,i1r md .' essen ii
afad Of inrest sctiCn Any hefe. either here, beips e i
uua Cunf.encts. hcto:c great fs'e.ul> community
bnt he dd ia, The s-c .: 2as.o aud 81. emet !,i0r,
wnud show TIM; ..c4cr cis!I;ics Lad resulted from
case than troia Investigation oweyef prUtruce uf exc"
TIE uupe oi ai ,fln mist Be sounded wiiia the
Wigs OF the wid OF the wHwnd over tine ieish a"e
breadth oi the land nut when d'ed away. "i'ei, t,'
boeon elements should suisie INTO tie cqnness oil III
quay and re2ss. rnsh; ba waited back on some
counter breeze. which, tough It dd not speak III ne t'
quake and tn. torn! might ecc the 's!i ot specnt''i Gi
provGce Of ReHson I" answer JUS question: ne;e IL "'a,
ihen spread before tie Cpnteencc the statement 90
by any Droler. either from the NORTH the o that tese
other acis or eeu,,nce; nn.ng oeans on t,l
had spcad through ouS Zion OF bee manifested ~ the
Conference.
before he proceeded farther he would beg te indulgence
the Conference nc extract ifum the address %.
the SupertemdeHs the 6cuer Conference o loW lhe
passages the suiJec, OF avery, Is co"necIe
with Methodist Church. und they presented reasons sina
10 show u no idf,ef legislation on tie SuJ-c was required
lie had n
present the last General Cuui.rccr. auG ils si'i
assembly nsh understand precisely where he aud h.s col
ensr st. liz, Ce,lfyt thu, IN name M ,l stand ecnr,
these sentiments TIL he cp the dust al te eait' nid q
chlnIen and II he nis' to ne Church lie wan'e
no man TO ~r''c NJ. ep aph or ms e-e wuii DO II i,ed
50 of rs he Thought w3ud ne i1f t Dciel' 81 pSt'y a
Church Of God. tie regretted that the dlcumcnt fvr
Thanked the author OF the History of Aie,lo.sn ID. Bang,
for glyng puce III n, work lie a' met II IN nsnrd,
und he wanted hl. nUuIe dctnchcd from t. " ial
presented The SupeTneuden,s believed, und tey beeyed
tli: nccnrnnce with tie ndvce given by tie
lie make ouly further remark before he proceed
cd directly To The chci ugec which lie had view Il wa
lHhe hoped tlt undue Influence w"u'i be gwen "a IN,
remark account oi , peculiar position Ihs was not TIE
place TOT ympu, alone shDul nv's prevail oui
suIec mud been alluded To III this Jenc winch had a"
kened hs sympathy and drawn forth hs tears mud that Wa
tis condition HI, suffering brethren the courcd
This he could contemplate wilGut deep cm"t1n. "
matter wheIc he 'let cnoSa man. te syinna,e, o MS M
Arc1 her rights. he would most certainty DO At hH t.
could burt her chains, he wolIt Il; least 80 nniis
strengthen them. IL the prosecution o the work with vine
he hud been charged. had e thrown ruad S TIE Of cic-
The ideas of spendo ANA glory which some V thrown cvei
u Tie aad never seen the moment whcn he would not WI
ngy have lad down las office al tue call Ui the Church, o.
whne voce he hoped ever Ia recognize tue voice otGcd even
though lie bad impaired the energies OF p"' boty ai mind h
her lie could have sustained hf,ct under ti
mental and physical abos ni his station, he had ne" settle
down mTuabe princpcs-puncpvs Us chnncelosS ~ ~!
throne God This alone had sustained hm The dutie
which ne coscevcd 10 grow out OF his relation to te Ciuic
the Sou-ln the quarters OF te black and the hut Of i
red man. Shase hm from ths,e principles aud he done
did hang sloultesshe could do better without
him than he could without her. lie wished 10 be consGcc'
He hoped his observation. would have 'only the weight
which, IN the circumstances, they were en'led tie must say
explicitly That the bishops we're only ohccs constitute
other ctCers were. and liable TO be depOied nj Will by
to otter hereafter would ii poweres, - the ground Breihei
would PERM, him although he had been present n
General the organization OF the CHURCH.
be had heard this doctrine advanced for the first time
and therefore struck him rs novelty lie was no Rohs
enter The o controversy this question: lie only t
slre that his might he deiInei mud TO snow f'
of the church the General Conference, Of an Annual
Conference and he had suppressed that ms duties define
under signatures othe departed ra afforded hun plea
sure os,and responsible to The eera Conference ana nc wi
ever ready tomeetany chgrce WHICH might lie brought ashi
him. edcsred pesen ms grateful Acknowledgements "ir
conduct and 10 the Conference iu is curilui acceptance
that Report; and he did with feelings OF sincerity al! the
Though lie embed under fms responsibility. and lei
hm'elt the seighbo'hood Of mental ncapaciy uccgu
hoped he should he acquitted 1t tie bar oi ;'"d lie nd en-
coayoed To discharge h duties wtli diligence ard fidelity
and he could say that lac had gycn appointment To"
preacher with design to nn's or aiict hun II he conl
have donc th.. ne should urc abh"fed himself. Whether
the Conference would sustain him in the which he
eralncd, they 70 determine by their decision oi tie case
now before them They were 10 decide whether they had
tsht without the iona OF iiin TO depoe Bishop wnom
they had elected mud cfHlned See ye 10 that! Ii 10 b.
seen whether without pec:cutun ui wrong, aud the
ince OF the aam.on on Eli ,det HAT CHRISTIAN hn'
Ter, and officer OF the Church. Bishop Andrew without
blame. they would deposc hun, ana tHt too when he "
not been called upon To speak III his Gym defence lie had
por the ,rui o Bishop and that lie could proceeJed
against ony the prescribed. That provision was the
l... hp tllV
e OF the Church who had not the r:Et al appeal c dc
eon =: I'm, ,e w"H "a, 20 Iei'g ] e Tyf ~ % "P ne @iI,G & a. .
hcstate that Is eia' 10 the Cnafch stood upon the
sround aSen thS debsc. he doubted whether any
would be wans 30 take is place. brethren would jIs
deicac, OF IN position. cic were brethren irun ONO with
whom he had io; acted N ilsrHoEy. but lie had Ifeao'
>G that there periods The n.sluy al evc;y whe
pdsiua character aud influence could not be i.aalze by
,hc law' al n>Scmon ne il>t De ui:"oe l5oil > pos
ton ta TIE BcoA o lsctne. aud unsettled In, reliance
zeal oi youi nof t essence Of M ' c. . e @ io
hs position. Convince lu;G wI,ns. AID he wou.l
made day, mad wc had been misunderstood IL
had sl ha, he could noi ~ immoa,e, southern or
the union Of ,h5 Methodist Episcopal Church !. hat
nsan py 'ne e mean, he Gostr,eH nnd pros sc> 81 IT,
maintained Here hcpianed his ie,i. aud e,e he uuI stand
lie would not be misunderstood on another ;.ni u bI
thai the Genetai Conn hnda sht arIaisn sh",
:" Ind them guilty and Ia eNie them. He a~. scstt
10 r,er, ms responsibilities ih. respect .t not ot hs SAL,
thn; hs coieecucio; kes aud oi tine ,uss
otthe Church, lie entres,ed them upon the rssu.
tun before ;neIn F,>ety woud c0d It: would be
spread bsiore the OF the PAGE of Story
llswa. not surprised that he heard men around nun cryi1E
Pau.e ana inai they approached I's thing wnh fear
trsmhIns brethren appchende' great difficulties IN Goa
with tn, question. hGwcNet II msh; tecieJ II
the ro.u.on we're passed va, sad The Souh would oe
ioeo-.i passed the NoF'h 'l'usht ould
t a. the South aud the Nuh. and he had
look upon with imparaic,e: lie nhrhter Judgment
scfmouuabe tie Nurthera b'ethen lie Knew could
s'eI @ INTO no coupom,e because lterIe WAS involved
eiieunstAnoo. .n ltey were honest IN ihsle kney
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