Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-09

Culllng called the attention OF the audience
to the silence and c lmu?ss manifested ny
the American brethren. aud expressed his adj
%lniritIon Of the grace of God in enabling Them
to listen t. rumirkS which must hive cut
llrm to the hearts core, with so much Chris
,itn merknrss (!!D
Rev. Mr.. Bnlnnrl, of PhilAdelphii, mlde
Il few observ tons. He was sor,y that this
subject had been Introduced Ia disturb the
IHhghJuI hqrm0"y ID which they had en-
,nyed. He did not wish t. IN Ike "A speech
He would leave that for Older aud cooler
heads. But he huued il the discussion must
.omp. that it onld be conducird in d pr per
spirit.
The Rev. Dr.. w ,rdliw srid, tint they
TODD on critical ground. but to HIN the ro-
iii n was frn; all were of Que mind IN OPP
po,iug slavery. Ilr believed it siniul.' ana
10 ,dmit the 81 tvehnlder would he t. sane
ti,na great moral evil. He suggested an
a imminent which would express their ah-
| II ,rrence Of the system. but would not make
il = test If admI>si0n.()
The Rev. Alex md r VI 'nrne wished to
| follow The spirit of the New Testament.
wh ch would lead them to remrin 81 eh.(|)
Who knew. but in less than seven year, an
the evil won j br btnislIed But this effort
would make II ne. three Ali noes - English,
Amprir II, and Continent aud why should
tii. brI
The Srenp at his tine il most exciting
The co nb that's h we | ii ,SIle ii .Ir Ar.npr;
they h v. risen from the conf I. hut it IL only
Tor 4 time. Groups are collie It'd together;
knobs Of dispuIants are talking loudly and
decidedly ; the hard words aud not softer
blows in Conference seem 10 have cIrtlei
the desire for Keeping up the skir.nisl. aud
the words our laws" " freedoms" colo.
n zatinn,'' - color," public opinion" are
heard on every hind. Close to me stands an
American pitritrch. (BAncher.) whose eyes
are moist with IL r. = B elhren you are too
warm. R.m'nb'r thl work you hive to do,
and he wise" WI else my have
char jctprizei the opening discussion there il
most evidently. on the part of our Transdt-
lanlic brethren a firm resolve to throw ihem-
selves into a full and fir inquiry, and most
nnbly have they sustained the rough usage
which in the . Use of SINE speakers they have
met with. TIE whole of their body, about
sixty, have just now retired. ('rhIls the other
members are dining,) that they may spend
the interval in prdysr.C")
AFTERNOON SITTING.
The Rpv. DR.. +. A. Cox, novel, and the
Rev. f ward BickerStrth srron led - Tn It
The motion now before the rnfrrence-th
dliItllu illthl pI'pOStu ny tHt NV il'
+ ton, together with other suggestions offered
by members Of the Conference thereon, be
rrfrrr ID TO the following Committee for I'M.
turp consider Iiion. aud that they report TO the
next 81 ting Of the G inference :-Rrv|. Dr.,
/ Be cher, D.. Cox, [Nrw York. D.. Patton,
, DR.. Slurrker. DR.. dim, Dr.. f 'Skina MlSnn,
S. l.. Pnnroy, T.. n. Kirk, DR.. D. WIT,
Dr.. Skinner, Mr.. Brlinird, Dr. B irI, Pro
, fr,sor Eron. DR.. Peek, J. V. HINES, d.
Bnn,ing, +. Brkrr>relh. B. W.. Nnel, j. II
l Hinton, y. Scales. l.. Nelson, A.. Monod, Il
+ Brnn,y. Dr.. F.. A Cox. D.. Morris II. a
r rrJom. DIR. w Irdltw. DR.. UrWick. DR.. Al
, der, w. VI. Banning, A. 5. rhtlwall. DE-
Mas~ir. &. Osborn, R. Erkeit. III. Thnluck,
]. Burns, aud D.. II by AID ]. S. Back
~, ID, l. L.. d. SIR =. Il. Snith. J. IL M
iiton, J. Stlnie.d. ]. HenIrrSon. +. Far ner,
-. B krr, r. 7. ii tynus, aud S, l.. Morse,
Ear.
fnn Convention adj burned until $ .'unii ~.
10 the afternoon, The Rev. Dr.. +. a. Cox
. presented tnr FLOWING report of the Select
/, Com nitt-e. when was read by Rev. DE-. >.
' II. Cox:-.tl respect 10 tro necessity of
: personal holiness, the AIlilnc" are Of opin-
i'm III t tis rec ,gn Z d IN the Article Of the
haSi<-In III" wuk OF the Spirit; AMI In re-
. ference u various social evils existing In
countries within The circle Of this Alliance,
4 such as the prurlnltion nf the LTfs dry.
=, incompetence, duriling aud the sin of slave
ry,-ihry Omncn these and similar evils
] Ia The Gu isifera ian g the brIncdes ! trusting
f. thlt they will stu Iy 10 pro note the general
i. putty aud the Christian honor Of this CON
federation by all proper me ms. and In re-
, Specl especially to the system OF slavery
and every other form # oppression In any
# ronatIy. the Alliance arc un iniuouS in de-
plnIing then. a, in many ways ob>tuctinI
/ The progress Of the Gospel; aud express uiriI
p. c Mi Ipnca tn t NJ hrInrh " i'll al nit 10 mrm'
= hrrship shareholders who, y heir oun Jou",
continue. in that position, rrtaining th,l If ie,'
lo~-'nrn in slavery, J'Om regard 10 Their ~
iniereah.(H")
The Rev. J. II. Hinton moved, AMI the
Rev. A.. Hopkins Secon led, "Tndt the R~'
# port now received he adopted"
The Rev. .JJIn Nels N then moved, and
II. Stm;ialI. Ell, sec al 4, ~rItSi'r.lS.
Al IL Is inpos- in ,e I"r this Conference To legis
q Lite for p .rticuIar caseS "r exceptions, NJ
Shareholders sh III h. ,dmItrpd 10 a bfimcI OF
>, the Alliance" rne amend nsnt W IS, how
: ever. neI ,tivei, AMI the motion was carried,
The r,lI"wlnI is a description OF the sctiit
d which the hall now presented:
"Fe.m,son>'-haIl, VI nd y, 10 o'clock.
ln' u inference mas Just hSseillol III, anu
ih. AneIcan Delegates. whr have b"e'
y brr ik~iIstng Al Sprlng-g rdrnN with Sir Cnl'
: ing Smii'i, have male their appe rance
c. re- rests upon every c"n"lrndnce. De
Is pressed looks ami ~hnxiouS fees are seen nr
every hand. II is quite evident that the set
d Element of ) ,Iurd " night WIS not the derls
ion uf q I'm reflections, 81 much as "A hislJ
A" conpll nee, Tor unions sake, under INTENSE
rxrItrment, with that winch involved eau
u promise and romeo sSlnn. Sir CuiInI Is pht
u aud restless, the Sfcrrtarirs grave aud luI
= of loreboding. while the leaders ut the t'T''
sections are all earnest in conversation hp"'
= the evident Course affairs must lakH dnfIhi
the sitting. Nothing could be more unI2fil
q" nate Than The present position Of aiTilrs. !
= is thought that The Ailiince must be broker
; up; and the protest shows the strong feeling
o OF the IN in body Of foreign delegates.
. IhaGA ALI l.,lpr, Tho i,tr ,lpati,n nI Il