New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
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yirginia-Bnptist OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES es.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
RICHMOND, Va. June Il. 1876.
Our city has been the scene and theatre of new
order of things within the past and present week.
The Southern BAPTIST Convention has just adjourned
its deliberations They have not altogether with
drawn from their Northern brethren, but they are
sufficiently distinct to actunder separate orsani-
cation. Many of the clergy of the North were here
to prevent the Convention from taking any action ON
a separation from any of the national benevolent
cietes of the denomination in the aggregate but
the ultra members from the extreme South made it
cessGry that some action should be taken In the Home
aud Foreign Mission Department there are distinct
Northern and Southern Boards The South forms
separate Bible Society but dispose Of their funds through
the Foreign Mission Board. The Bibles Of course will
come from the American and Foreign Bible Soc etS Sit
uated in NewYork. In the publication departu tent they
still continue united with the North
During Its srngs no uuknd feelings were m snitested
toward the North They avoided every thing that could
lead the renewal o. discussions that must have brought
up de mono the causes which led originally the separa
lion. The Convention was composed Of nun of all ages,
aud some with talents OF superior ORDER and reli
gious body for ability dignity and moderation
surpassed by any ever They have agreed to sus
tain several Missionaries in China. Ctour 81 whom will
leave In n few days from Newly ors and in AfricR-snG
they commend the establishment Of others in Mexico and
Palestine In the home department they making visor
efforts fill up the valley OF tho = West aud Texas
with Missionaries and Coporteurs and for all the South
give oral religious instruction the coored peo
pie This subject is exciting wide spread and power
iu Influence in the South. trust nothing will rise to
prevent just and proper duty from being discharged
This City is making great Roadway in Manulac
lures and improvements generally, and had 1t not
been for the Internal row which was kicked up
about Oregon by Polk aud the clique who admins
ter this Government more like parcel Of monkeys
than men. and the atrocious War they have brought
upon industry and enterprise would have made such
advances here this year never known of before
The Oregon kettle OF fish is now pretty well stirred.
General Taylor has been nominated for the Presidency,
which must stop the War, and Polk and his ninioDs
have nearly prated all the money. SO may expect
that are TO be much troubled by theee political
ruians and ahead. Their political lives are but
short and the Administration. so full OF nneRnness-
whose has been unparalleled for treschery,
usury and mismanagemeut will be ground to powder.
Old Father Richie who processes much love for Viz
giua. would rather see every factory burnt TO the
ground and every poor child hunt like wild animals In
the woods for subsistence, than TO afford them the
to live with half the protection from Government
which he receives. You all know not how mean soul
this old man has. He would lick Polk from the crown
Of his head to the sole OF his foot for Government pap
yet he would be willing TO put the dogs any who
would ask from Government incidental support. Ameri-
prodr ctions because made by Americans, be dis.
pises-bu he will puff sustain and crow the pro-
auctions of the British like II his salvation depended
upon 1t.
Virginians are turning their attention to Manuac-
lures strongly There are great many factories
in this region OF the State going up. That part bor
dering on the District is waking up. The Great
featuring interest which must thing of the kind
for facilities manufacture in the Union. This Ia one
of the delightful and romantic spots saw.
The is superb and the waterpower s the hnest
il my pleasure To witness. Virgin ia will soon
be redeemed regenersted and disenthraleS:"
MADISON.