New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
REV. pR nI-RRIy,s SPEECH

| DIR. HURBIS rOse and aiuded .0 the disaGvaut2cr
Of h position Ia making atteI-dGn Speech but.
could the attention Of the Conference. he won Try 10
ee made IN the coe d t eGaie e - erk INT
] u. l.d & !" oie M M ma ~ isd !" a. ,'enf, OF j lgEe ans
nISo}- been resisted by and t=a,iiast una;y W:n'
ay tia, teton the Nj Z. nrri regard slavery
Why csc'ed tic growth of rcIcfy ut I'D he u
~ ils OF the woid. and IN tl' country n Tie IA
If ,b ;ti.,,y ,f., - ,ia SS i rccc ~ f
History my The ;,,iut,u;.S n our Country d.
10" ,'y 80 The brother viii no go b,iJFe le "c'id and
le brother had also stated, very broadly that the Legs
gt"n ot the NJ t. thucn the SUBJECT at slavery had
always doc harm, - then. TIE Objection Is not 80 much
lsaln> acton IL tins n.at the uniform seton "i
tore The word aHd ;n ir 'i' 81 td WITH clear c1-
ceace aud Us rW ;'' ~ rera t" other part oi
told 1.an u gaia ina ,y nra calci here ju-e Tie
aNs al sovereign states that N ~. G iiatau-anC
El n!;c. have nothing ~ do. Nay, ac, Slf. Ne are
tul l ~ lGe vote on ii''ds c9'c, i;'s bcay NJ or
;.at',-t,4t o:=d sustain, nscipHae "i lie
T '' II ] n. ,6. .asaa. M ~, % ~! 5 .aI i ,ce
acule;iy y; md 'es1 ta't the pubic nnt has 'elY
i!u, r Gcig the wilIe statement. il uiefis ground.
g. = :la h9li w! regard e & i'e aimnie CSa,
had Judge o III i!aften'' wes-Wctrcr 0s p-ac-
.trJ , md on iiai ,o.e ony IN iii c,ni.,ty with ir
,tcvis.ou, tie b.cpiinc vote! a.u'>t the
rcycfc the decision =, the iialtmcc Conference We could
uo do otherwise ~. h The DscpHc hands dd
vote nor. peeve ed my brethren the mojoIly,
oi INC Baltimore Conference but
ol I No,ll been ,ercsel!g raan'sl ,l' a..r
wa,e,er aiicf difference, Of opuon lre NAV
point there "oac oar minis and h.ai' and ce!ns.
II tie .iietoiiS; EpmeopM tfErch 9ash. not p Dc ha"
need irih siGrFrv O tlu, puiu Sir, Iit tie
one a"d the Ii'@iien Of the Souh w' ini
- Nor $ thi,rny uI.eH pl,',e; IL c sIVand We my
!sr 10 shoulder, TO the eud oi the ba',Ie.
We have also been od, ~ 'l. HE early Mehodl,ti in
ef nsaiS; Slavery went iiar than thr aud IN,
ifwuitun ie bible tu sustain -uveL: Nna do brethren
eente 81 aye9y! do 6cy really i,e .ye wi he boilr
SOuJi .niIna who spoke tuS morning. tgi the system
h Slavery i I" lind - authority N the hccaiosue written ~
.ods nnd Sir. they cannot mean this; iey Will not
tim tins. Aud yet we're siaveiy told tia' ecnue t
Commandment speak 81 the und the nnd the man
servant aud aG ,er'nn III the sinc connection ia u Re
e latter ir The former A. well tle farther nni
Il tile commandment. Oh Sr | note shall never be
charter OF humun Freedom und h..Gn &-ls.-aicaed 10
IL support nj American slavery.
We have had ne ;'e ta,enen le[1 in 'cFa TO ie e
tie North has been putting the screws the South uid
.-n he cndu, no longer Sir. the tie .,'
"qi rd.pqaby MAT the hi-i'st ground That has e;: itn
ei the subject. Hh"n nt tie oreHnIhatclo OF
,.,eil eoai,"nsy from lint tdae 10 tins, view Of IL
1eccsSs the South; tat while tlie Ant savey pin
aud less stringent. and language less and less
sr the weiae Of Tie church IN the soat"an s. cor
ses,G' have been made too while the power 2 the Church
been continually passing from the Slvchchg 10 Non
Slavehodag States ,5us; brethren Wi bear this IL 'aad
tons OF Slavery, what ~as The declaration OF uie Chn;c
iisJl " nc pass dS9pprObGfion al friends fris
iisl when the Church oFganzed, equally bold Al
pirate members were required to emanepae Their ays II
taken strong, sir. and IN m"n;s It was >u
does not all the sood She Would ba ali she can The jiGrc
then made concession TO the South on the o necessity
In l7gG Whn regulations snail be made "t the eSli
''Wlut shall be done oF the c1fpaon Of the ev Of $a
very :! In lss, all that re!atas s!avehodng p'
I M nop ibn the Clutch rTadnaIy mn,e
from the Sluth say they sand in'y on The ground OF 1c
ccnvcrsn, with the history OF the Church Is nccc"aryt T.
make Still another and allow Slavery to connect H.
Now o mol mean TO say that thee concessions oas
ground al NECESSITY Tie A.tsndst CnuIch c4u NOT hu.e
c,sed at all N the South without tien This should lie re
t;r g,Ind If the s"nne MS i from sytreIne opnon II,
the North the SU:tn have sympathy with ether.-
would not dare NO" urge on 9TI % sIr,yI nihFen 10 a pc Pc
Church proper relation 20 Slavery the South She
does uropoc Ia d'tut the relations" {" our Southern hrt
coned with the evil IN the best aaner they car hi
g I ts l r nd pryeces n .RH be ever Isdy t" len"
whnt weight can 10 protect them assaulted muN be- ot
iency THIS the real Que>tcn: Shall Slavery hc connected
church the North Us well rs lie ou,h and thus rqUse the
Church to fyg o s % rAae @ b IN ea hr5 d. n @ ecee @ her Gd
the general question: and IN those parts o the country
Mil otf ns,ae oHr Sorieties There no Necessity IN tie
South or any OF Bishops hol Slaves oIdeI to do hs
is rd,,cd even by the south ii, there are many Confer
cnees m w'ri ms c@nection with Slavery would render his
come % y M % as much dc decasy possible to exam
the B.hcps Ii been ini,ane, here ST. tia, the Gene
ri Conference has 10 power 10 remove bishop. ortsn
p Nnrg p,fl gFfot> Y,
, he c ST. have sa;lr c,,,ntsrtt the na,t1 o c
Ep>cop4"y. From whence : iis derived! )l pace
a2in iac ground q" divine night Surely sf. iuutu
-alely "m ',e Suffrage oi the GenoTii Conference
There ANA 'hfe only >;Ae ,nitcc Of Esccg p"wes n our
tharch ANA tie same power that cnnericd the authority
can rcmo'c u ey see i necessary! Nor = t.S doc
ytie ohtCh ne f>c0iI oi''cc WAS Inee elective AM
ne sec;ed o BoP aae.asi to ne body OF
TINT ic Bscp are ycrsefsg SUI &C: 10 the teem! Coref
Their power the u,eiuncss themselves ufc entirely
ho Of wine, sanctioned 5 e cancence u a and
doed bT our lie baloved El,hop Emory do no, fcnrion
these venia names ior the mere prpNe at "w3S'ur TIE
Sc 6sn"s s as SS% sS h"Se @ Se f y o h ai N il @
they re epSd , from s A. SnI fes and G "2sIe s Sr them
threatened with :" fearful storm nS That winch now hangs
wi'b Bu, my witness. Rev. John Dickens ,ic
mos; nnia'e friend OF shop Asbry. pamphlet puhl
ee re- 10 f: v.G, % =, ,s I ,,oT
,y of the os wa, by virtre If ,epngate Srdiantinn
thi them their superiority. how they to he
ble 10y 'he Conference :! We all Know Ilr A>buEy derived
MS On. from the Conference. and therefore hi iic-
at ikif dspust" Mir hsoury thus chosen 10y the
toneetce III before and after ne orlanedn Bishop:
and he sun Considered a the rersan OF hsr choice. by benz
nnG 10 i ms pio with another. II they necessary An
IS ne liable e'eF removed he may e considered
ss theF annual choe>' Bishop Enofg that THIS
D conueiy', as eNp,'gg the views oi Bishop AsnuFy IN
.els,%a lohe tue ana character OF Methods Epsco
pacy; and st's tEe Spcon OF hrs own authority, by
Fathers ~ -
thus, Sir expressed ano, fms, ,o,;r,,.oi nv view,
hSSRsi , %ioS ;o, ,S, an '@Tf' e tins dels
you personally. Knowing, rs do, ;ha5y ;r.es ;Snwa
INTO the opposite scale your. but s,iber ay.ns;
e few wots iesar! the apaieaG f ~ las ,oMer
2 is pte'en instance acton that p9Ee to be taken
: IN IN. case Of Bishop irdfc cCutsncd
now before u'. We told that ia fact n,om IN
IS oppose bishop Andrew. ST, do not 50 Ieck " Tla
venerable who ed does - regard Z H. H., rs
: te docs NOT know hia we-!e has called NE Joi =, -r
from any boy hoed-Gna on the day when lie "fired 4 &