New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The resolutions respecting the plan OF
Union were adopted
The qreav subee, Of discussion thi. afternoon wasihe
connection Of the American Home Missionary Society
Rev. DIR. Peters read a report on Home asslvns and
their connection with Churches In the slsvebodlns
STATED The Com mittee consisted of fifteen members
plDe Of whom presented majority report, az o'lowsF
They approved the Amer can Home Missionary 50.
clety b.herirg 1t impartial and faithful Tina, pact OF
The report embodyiD, tbis approval -ss unan'm us
approved by the Commitsee and adopted by the House
Tn. remainder OF the rep TT respecting churches Ia
tie Slave.holding STATES objected 10 by six mam
bers because they conceived the Committees al ls-
tsken their bu,ioess. They bad no nsnt 20 say ~ho
should be received m church rembers-Wbo wa uu.
Congregational Then thu mi ,riIy sdsis the With.
holding of Gospel from those who most need IT, by
their own principles
The uniting of the Home Missionary Society with the
the saveAoding States is called for-there
isrothine in their op-i atoms requiring this
We should Tshe devote attention % the ministers
you there preach the GosOel than trouble the
ministers the South TO suPpers slavery There are two
scatter, fire hrsods and destruction Sons have ls the
Aueiesh Ht lss'nsry socsty add given their sup
rort to spother iDsttuOn He thOusht they had don
vrone bur OF that they judges He hoped the ect
would be subjected to mush detsteas opinion Of
no would he changed
PTsf.ut Blanchard was ready to adopt new and better
views He defended the scuOn If the C0mmitteo, and
thought the great majority Of Copgsssronsists would
The minority does not 'ta'e the oheat VI the
jorty fairly Their desire that the Churches the South
be boug tie point VI that they Will receive
q, Cbuch members those who for IN advantage. hold
heir fellow Slavery. He wished the distinctions Of
their m,onai,s aod the terms OF c,mmuuon Of their
Chucfes not IN conflict and that the Of
yourg should b. placed between the upper the
Deihcr mil'tone Che diff renee Of the repo u IL simply
thar the majority regard for profit and pleasure,
a sin 10 be repened o. which he other does not This
IL the e,at object Of the calln< OF this Convention
Rev H. w Beccher had 40. Gtebdtd 10 anythng but
extraordinary pursued by the Chairman The
report should have been read tho sh tho minority
PIT should be read THIS Convention is not gaodist
body. We have pulPts papers &C. wheie givs all
The moral force 10 our views u has given We did not
wish 10 make this Society pillow, aud put the Abolition
engine behind IT, ard drive sentiments abroad We
here such thing IL this Society," by atis-
fyDg certain CDurches who c,-d that
Duied By them went % uphold Churches tho admitted
sayebooers to heir Communion. The speaker explained
bis views az length, of the sciion Of tho Committee
DR. Bacon did not spprehend h.t y'hae aerus would
did halt the churches wiihd hom the American
pome soci-ty and dive their funds 10 the Amer
ican Missionary Society Ths ak 10 the Lords aud II tbs
c.tte stumble IL not business 10 put forth
to srady H. rher, vere slayehodins ohuc' which he
would east out. They those endowed vii property
for the support OF the minister, nc wach consulted Va
siaves These were the only ssvehod'ng churches He
yet b Heat political question Thu voice ~ millions will
speak DOT when Cuba ohe tropical region 10 be
DsSed Por this be thought thai It Is desirable 70
introduce this sub ecs in such convention
Dr. Bseop after dehnins NE po'oo read pspsr whish
nrbt The previous question called Tor from avery
site and there considerable discussion 10 thu
struconlof The pryOu. question which final construed
BY The bouse applicable the instead o.
question before the house This produced eonderabls
FUTON
Dr. Pten asked the effect OF ths,s resolutions upon the
American Home Missionary Socie IL tneir position
properly understood there would h, INTERPRETATION
They aid and receive aid from the ongregaonss iey
not turn aside 10 either They Commission minister
who sayeh ,lder This is their settled policy. On the
other hand pastor In Kentucky determined b receive
saseboOer into his church his Synod demanded that the
Society withhold aid from him They ans0ered that SO
long ss he accredited minster snong the they
should support him. Here isthe siop this soriety
and II the house would Just satisfy the nselves
with Whist they have done and the the Disd0
AND conscience Of this Society th-y would act wisely He
would therefore, ADVISE 70 eDmiSs he msjory report
the minority and the rhetorical report OF Dr. Bacon
Or Stous would be satisfied With either report ap
proved the Tepo OF the minority and hoped that dec
sve would be pressed-nothns which shall njgre
the position OF the Home Missionary Society There nsyer
Q time much demanding uuion.
vast number Of motions aud counter motions were
made and grest coniunon prevailed which wa at length
ermns led by resenng the whole matter back % the Com
mittee and to be made order Of the tss tomorrow
nornns 81 O'clock whsD the Convention adlsurned Tas
Iords SINNER il he administsrsd this evening.