New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

,,....o, orroee,s of any other Society. They
"a met wish 10 interfere with nor anger any II
they could svoid t. ny y tnen ieS'emed sae g, he
Aasrc.n .nd British Bible Societies, and dwef WIN
inch fervor upon the glorious labors of CAREY ana
Junses. Ia the Hindoostan and Brman Missions ne e
sdn,fted that the A. b : was but few in number ~
they wanted however, 10 BE- allowed 10 DO Ine''
work 10 peace.
Rev Mr.. EDDY moved to amend 30 a. 10 ~ 9.
vide that the A. and r. b. :. should vscate tno~o ~
occupied by the p. U-Spsn and France. .Lo ,,rest
Rev. Mr.. WEscoTT believed tnae .I harmon.
object they an had in view was 10 Pr9ino.ee b, a.
Hence he was not thinking % wilst oeil soroe
erue 10 this OF that Society but sooul without
means by which the Bible might % ne sDproyed
J;,idng the heart Of their bretnIeh d;,er,. so
ol'ans VIZ ber suse il simple ana direc. =.
.l,o Sxss Mr. EvEKrs' proposinon ne m ~. ~
sndF b. would adol: tiAt 1sS''; IT,, -, he
he,bey on not the A. B. UIwould Inc COnvsnlioil ne
xn.I . .o,IS mo. harmonic upon the otner prop
.;,;en thew could upon the report NO doubt uiigl.
ot meet The Individual views OF a but iet mem etoP
I, md then once peace would be restored "
=, =, ~ I. kncy that there was desire among the
fnds M the A. and +. B. 5. 70 drive their pretnte1
~ipto corner He unprecedented that u they P.b
two churches in this city 5000 was the uiInps' S
srr;bed by Bapists during the last year 70 inc D. .
bey all knew that the denomination would not tolers
The present state Of things much longer. lhey 49,
not tolerate two bodies 70 do almOst the one WofS al
many believed that the American BaptH' issO" 0'O-'
do it all -. an, of
Rev. s. COREY thought that if they got OUT OF
,;s oe.ig a safe as they came into It. they would nave
cause Of deyOui Thanksgiving to me Aimghty. ne ia ~
donb, the recommendation Of this CONVENTION wour
eeyc that calm and deliberate contide'atch ilo
rieties which the importance Of the suJec' ILL.,
,hev l.ft things they were, whst was 10 ioiO"
Were ,bev 20 20 out and renew the unnappy cohn'ct
I'm, was send nc throes OF ANGUISH INTO the ooy va
T1,risf through their common Iion me result vi
oet;yg ~ few wears since just being felt IN tne
ronn,rv n was seen in the divided Churches deacon
arrayed against deacon, and pastor against MS PcoPc'
qhonld this state Of things continue TWAS Wen ho"n
there were but ten OF twelve present either drecty or
;nairec,ly connected with the American and Foreign b.!
HE sOciety 30 hst any action taken here VIII pee
Doyte uniess indeed they adopted the report OF tne
Committee He would suggest for their consluerau9h'
IN sppout Committee, composed OF 0retnren Hlenly
m ne two Societies respectively who should be author
zed 20 call Convention, for the purpose OF taxing
measures 70 restore peace and harmony
Rev. Mr.. EvERTs did not think there was
,nncb difference If any NJ aD between the report OF the
COMMITTEE and Mr. ARarTAGE's resolution, which was
uroDosed a. substitute Barren and dsc0uraglng ~ the
French snd spfnish fields might be, he did not think
fair 10 ask the American Bible Union 70 retire from them
Rev Mr. ARsITAGE observed that the feeling
which appeared 10 pervsde the Convention would 90
more 10 effect substantial unity than all the resolutions
tbcv could put upon paper. u was Il step toward
glorious comcniing Of the two Societies They would 20
home from the meeting feeling that they have nearer the
eonsunmaiion thon they were in the morning, even II
thew did no, strike a single blow. He moved 10
fPr,orc That in view Of the difficulties attending TN"
deliberations Of his body, judicous Committee Of seven
be- appouted TO take charge OF all the documents presented
10 ts meeting to-day TO be reported upon By them at
meeting TO be he'd at year from tins time.
lie also proposed another resolution to the eect that
the editors Of the religious papers throughout uc cOh
trv no rcsncctG,lv requested 10 give them publicity &c
Rev. Mr.. JUDp called for a division on the
question.
Professor ANDERSON, with view to getting
nh exproseon Of opinion upon the original report move
that All the amendments be laid upon the table winch
ali. nv discus VHa
AT the suggestion of the MODERATOR, MIR
LpyrrAcr amended his resolution that tine mectiua
might take place within year
A conversational discussion then arose, IN the
course of which Brother T. THOMAS gave II az ms opln
ion that peace would never be restored until they burned
the newspaper e.,
Rev. Mr.. .IUDD moved 10 strike out of the
resolution the word within, hut the motion was lost
The resolution was then adopted
Rev. Mr. JUMP moved that the Committee
consist of three friends Of the American Bible Unon
and three OF the American and Foreign Bible society
and that the Moderator appoint the seventh
Rev. Mr. ARMiTAGE then, on behalf OF Tho
American Bible Union nominated DIR. CoNE, Rev Nj
JUDp and DR. tAroS
Deacon HLL declined the appointment on th'
part Of Dr. CONE The name OF Mr.. ARNirAGE wa
substituted instead.
Rev Mr. CAREY, for the Americanand Foreig
Bible Society. nominated Professor N.DEesoN, d.
WgscoTr snd TAYLOR, OF Brooklyn
Inc MODERATOR cNprcSSCu tOui' i'-l'' VI"
the nominations had been confined Ia residents o ot
Suite lie thought IL might have a bad effect
ReY Mr.. EyERTs explained, that as the di
sen ion local in it, origin, were better 20 leave
In the hand- of residing IA that locality who woul
thus be enabled To deliberate without Inconvenience
which they could do If reding in other sections
the country.
The MODERATOR nominated as Chairman q
the Committee Bro. JAMES Z. CRosIER pa He sal,
he had been acquainted with hun tor several years, and
90 far as he knew, Mr. CRosER was not friendly to on
Society more tan the other.
Mr. KELLY On. W remarked that he knew
Mr. CRosER to be a decided opponent OF the American
Bible Union.
Ii was then agreed that the six Committee
men appoint the seventh. The name OF DR.. TAYLOR
was Withdrawn and that Of DR. LArHRoP substituted
resolution was then adopted empowering each party II
Me Committee 10 ill any vacancy that might occur
The MODERATOR then briefly returned thank'
tr the courtesy shown him while dischargng the oncr
Que duties of the Chair and after singing, aud prsye
by Rev. Mr. GALusIiA
The Convention adjourned sane de.