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

ALBANY, wednesday, Oct ., lcOs.
The great point Of interest in this body
seems 70 be the desgu entertained oy many OF thu
Congregs oD slists 10 sbrogste the plan OF Uolon
Whoiber ibis Is purely Independent aud original
movement, or designed to Offset and prevent this
movement seriously entertained BY the Nes School
PIesbJte terrain Assembly, we know not; but the latter
seems more probable. TIE great body OF the Con
gresnu JDass wish the continuance OF compact which
hiss b, en- frausht with many blessings TO the extend
ing West.
The prayer meeting this morning was conducted BY
Rev. Dr. LsnsiDg OF Brooklyn, and Rev DR.. Beechsr
made some extended remarks, showing the good re-
suits Of tbs Union and deprecsdog sll action tendles
TO hs disturbance.
A,er tho prey or meeting the assembly united In sins
ns hymn After which prayer was offered by Rev.
Mr. Bartlett, of East. Windsor, Cor necacut ...
The minutes OF yesterdays proceedings were then
read BY Rev. Mr.. Hobart one Of the Secretaries.
A communication was fecei' ed frsm Mr.. Wool worth
Principal Of the Stats NornL School, invIpg the Con
vep,ion 70 Wait th at institution.
The thanks Of the Convention were voted to the New
Dr. HAYES for bis sermon last evening, and request
pded that the 10 published at tn expense Of
the Convention. A COMMITTEES Of Eve on Finance and
Publication was referred 10 q Special Committee for
nomination.
Rov. Dr. Peters reported from tie COMMITTEES on
Rulss In which 10 said they had examined the Rules
Of the General Association Of Connecticut aud Msus
chuseus and read those which they had adopted for
The government of his body This report accepted
and adopted.
Rev Mr.. Tracy submitted an addition, which wa. laid
upon u ssbe.
Rev Dr. P.ters brought I'D the subjec. Of the name
OF the ofices being contrary TO no Coogres atom
BaeOn folio ~ed, suggesting 10 the
od Orthodox Cougrega ions Iomen elaure, calling tho
Preside ~ etc, MOdersiors. AsSssat MJdera.Ors snd
Scribts. The mOlon, sfSer considerable debate was
lost
Rev DR. Bacon reported from the lsiness Com nit.
tee recommending resolution that the subject Of Ihe
Plan az Ubon be referred 10 COMMITTEES Of from
New En- GLAND and one from each VI the remaining
States Represented.
Row Mr. Perkins wished tn have an expression 81
Views before the subject be referred, a. IL would expe
oite business
DR. Bacon thought the Business COMMITTEES were not
TO chalk ut all ,he busin,s lie though, tho mater
should bs Ieisp I'd to speeia Compitee ss the West
ern members OF the Bu'ine. Comnlt ee though, Il
would take Jcrst1 10 get through with expressloa
Of The vie 90 of the Western brethren alone.
The resolution was adopted
The second resolution, recommending the referenss
of plan for aiding In the erection OF church ethcss
To- COMMITTEE Of hve for consideration, wss deb .,sd
In the course of remark Mr. H. w. bsecher remarked
tbs, there would be no doubt az to the expedit OF
q psE, were ii kno.n that one man had offered $50
was adopted by this Convection.
the resolution wa amended and adopted.
On motion Of DR.. Bacon, the Pastors OF the Evangs
Teal ChuIches ot this CITY were iaVlsed slI CORES
POI Gina members
Ire Chairman, Tnos Ritter d. D., OF the Com nissee
on the RO reported, stating that the Conmttes
thonghs tho,e De-gste VINO were clud n the
terms of the ta and then read tbs roll Of nsmss pre-
pared.
A long debate eDsued upon the question, Who sre
member IT lhis Copver don T. Aii sOrs of opinions
were eSpTessed-bui the prsvalsnt one ieemsd 10 be-
that hose who were included 10 the terms OF the cali
shouId be considered sseabsrs OF the Conventon pro-
Per and ,be other fiienos assembled be considered
CorrespCr tipR Members.
The resolution 10 llmiI prevailed.
The Committee on Business reported as sNonicat.
Ing Couuittec- Drs ClesvelsI q, Toad Rev Mr.
WALKER of Ohio, and Cotton Of Michigan, sad Henry
Rev Mr.. Walker, bslug from Ohio, which was exclud
ed by ire fornervcte the question moote whether
he ,houa be eEr,led 10 sea- 10 the Committee.
Ttis originated ms,on 70 Include the delegate from
Ohio which was adopted.
IRE Committee were appointed.
The Business Committee reported idrsher & the con
sldeS ali OF the Convention, 10 ADDITION 10 the three
points rsrned above, the following subjects
Jts intercourse OF the C0rgres sronAhs5 Of New.
England I'D ogher St1ieS
Tae local work ard responsibility Of CorsrsssIOr.
ii Church
6 me brir stns forward Of Candidates for the Ma.
I Tho repablicson of the works Of our cid stand.
ard Theological writers.
Ire Iusgcsrons of the comrn..tee were adopted. A
recess Of ten minutes ssSen sfer which toe mem
beTs united Ia sL gtns hymn, which waI pleasant
erlude IN TIE business
TIE BuSin 81 Committee reported, throacb DR. Bs-
con- . resougIoa thsI the oosrsyors OF the A-,ercar
Ho1ne Missionary es referred 70 committee Of one
fio each sraie and ,ek. tho Euoo:; OF sp2sopriaus
to Churches In layehodns Sslss be referred q tbs
san comniuee
vote Of thanks was moved TO The Busiasss Com.
mtee, FOR leaving CO tie t;lS Of D. y fro tas nans,
Of mip.alers which brought soms fscsous remark,
BY Drs Bacon, Bsechsr. 20.
taken up.
rule wa adopted h'nitns every speaker to Is m,n
utes al tine
Rev Mr.. Dssgett otrred a resolution to consider tia
sxpeoieney Of ors anizt National TdsnnisI CJnysp
iiOn This had been prog sed In The n Y ASSOCIATION
and Fad elected TIE cal for ihs and be Il The