New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-08

,,,...s a.. proceeding. OF the Conference and
r. Po,s.d them vide over ths land Here the dssin-
S.hed speaker depressed 70 speak ~ very nsu 'eli
= ~. rat.-r's 81 fuf lrl'ihf - ''- ~. - =
and respectful toward the Con'ersns. soe ~ ssh
then read = paper containing suosA'~' " W. ~
-,,-t. nd Mr. cHA~Kys Amendment
me resolution and amendment nsFins oeen Poss
- IN .ubstitete of Chief Justice HokSsLowhh WAS
Is ,nss,ns having freely and fully discussed mo
ssh rrl Of the proposed additional principles OF me
American Alliance, and the amendment thereto oIel5n
nv Rev Mr. CHANKY. on motion, II was unshi no ov
oivcs as the sense OF his Conference, that Is mex
u, 10 adopt any other principles as the basis Of the
tneriesn Evangelical Alliance than the nine iocunA
T,ice. adopted By the Convention held IN LONDON IN
The month OF August asst provided a.wsys ana y -
Ssr,b unsnimousiy resolved that the determination Oh
mi. Conisrence to resn from taxing any scon on me
ubiect slavery and 70 adhere strictly 10 TIE one %
i.ct IN Evangelical Alliance, namely tne ptony.'on
of Chrsusn unity and love and the advsncsrn OF 'ne
Raisemers kingdom. Is not % 20 allowed or tA<en as
evidence inst any member OF this Conference 70 tA'o'S
HE 10 the institution OF slavery or feels any indnefshce
anon This subject or that they can approve syInPa1nze
or tnlugle IN Christian fellowship Win those Nno sfe
voluntary .lsveholders for their own advantage
mr. Boxp made statement Of reasons WY ne cond
not vors for the substitute proposed Among otne'
,bnss he expressed bis srsrhcsuon al the spt VI inc
rosating They had discussed tor two Gays tne mus
sI', ,,Liect without IN kind feelings thing never
-, before he was no come ouieT, and should 20
vita them whstever course they took out ne desired
II, hfngs ID preserve tue AEcutncnicAl
IN Alliance This could only be done BY making
5;.nct EXPRESSION on slavery As without sucn an eS
-s..on the American Alliance could not come INTO is
iernity with the British. e.
NJ PICK explained that in his speech 10 inc ioreaosh
- 9;5 not mean 10 say that s slsvehold - would ne
.s.sTfV he excluded he only meant 10 say ins' vac
sicsed s!aveholdsrs would be- excluded ana 'na' N'
innocent nigh be ,... tsas,h
Rev Mr. CHASxr followed in speech AZ some isng'h
On slavery and in favor of the total exclusion OF
holders from the Alliance, which the sresoy gre"
length of our report prohibits our giving minute az
Dr COX from the Committee of Arrangements re-
por,ed tia, public meeting would be held on honosy
evening - ns.
Mr. CHASEr then resumed his argument During
the course of he called 70 order by Kew MI w M
WILSON Of Cincinnati, OF the Reformed fFesoS 'els'
church who objected his going into special reason
IN ,hs House The Chair decided tina, be was in order
Rev Mr. KIRK also objected to constant discussion OF
slavery The more ne listened 10 the discussions OF the
uu.a the more be was convinced that they were turn
@ the Conference into an Anti Slavery Convention ana
- The discussion should be continued he should iee
horrd 10 withdraw from the Conference.
Mr. CLANCY after some conversation and several IN
trrruptons and calls order yielded the noor with DIS
speech unfinished and only some twenty ave persons
present II then proposed to vote on the SUBSTITUTE
Of Chief Justice HOMETOWN
DR. PATTON spoke against this lie "ouiu nos ha'e
an crave subject disposed of at the tsgend OF adsy
Rev Mr. Wilson also spoke against H. and against the
whole introduction of Slavery, earnestly ana iorcloy
FINALLY al about o'clock, the Conference sei
nraysr by Dr. PATTON adjourned 10 this morning.