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

This Convention assembled aud united ia
singing.
TIE Weloh association were received and enrolled ~
members Of the Convention.
The discus,Ion on Dr. B-cons resolutions was conlu'
ued. Rev. Mr.. Clark, OF W. y. Y, recon nended To,
e,,erp brethren to be frank With their Presbyterian
brethrep, and they you'd have tte troub,.
DIR Beeoher said that when be iefs Boston for the
We,, he wa, 40 notorious for bis opposition 10 U,tA
ranism that they ascroed all evil 20 ne nsesd OF the
Devil Yeti vas called Uoitsrisn out West. Nav
Rpglsnd wee suspected region with the Western
people Bat asked DO sid and ghed Ii through, and
90 csn tho Western brethren.
R.y Dr. Bacon thought there was vast difference
betweep Dr. Beechers going West with the reputation
of half century, and the position OF young man going
ont there There xas 40 ID for the Oc.s not
heinz afraid Of Dr. Wilson would not have been II
In his uIace, nor would have cried Western m IN
offer as well othors The counterpart OF soy vast
ern mans vsgaIies may be found In Connecticut
We must go West a. COpgregsiiOnslls" We cannot
be two things at one and the same time. "oH the
sneaker from Mlehl,s an said shout Connecticut may
be- true except that the Sybrook platform vss older
than any Plesbyery Synod. or Session In th' coun
ry. II. hoped ,hAi the resolutions could prevail
Rev DR. O.good liked the spi'it OF The resolutions,
and had no oblocorI the Wrstern breihren having
them II they vii 90 III, IN any good The seni nsH q
icited 10 the deb At were Calculated TO coDut Than.
He thought the SANDER would be diminished BY tnls
DR.. Woodbridge would vote asaius, the resolu,ions
but frstn feeling OF disTespect 10 tns Western
DR. Adams, of Iowa, asked, Who are these Western
neni WINS, a part Of them are NesEoglaHd mrn
ard others hay- been educated In THAR iosdsuuD ds
Hs had never sno~n sm-o' orthodoxy 70 b. goes
toned Who would join PIesby'ery. He Respected
IhorOu goiLe Presbyteians but tuch spsci nens
abound IN ,be Western Reserve BE- old NOT re.p-ct
DR. Edva'd Beech-r wss struck 18th the nplancs
betwi en- the position of Western oreturso aud
that Of the NV England COngresz tjnssts formerly
when they Obliged 10 send over st.t,msnis viod
eating their orthodexy ara freedom rom eEuavsgsnce
He ttinls II tine for men 20 become more conscien-
ous IA aiifhutDg heterdoxy 10 ot5ers and this would
piece the ChuIchssin a better posiuop.
D. B'ake,iey az Ohio. alluded IN the clrcu nstlnce.
Of the Western ChuIches "a peculiar. These resolu
ton, take hold Of the i'a Of the COnsTeg .tiousi
Church IL the West All these ASSERTIONS have refer.
enee TO Oos rilIbm and COme-outism the after
IN bsvipg reference TO those Who leave the Oh rch
on account " Slavery. Obcrllnism was eDd"rs.d ny
the Pfesbyieres q, the Wet ara s still sud If ODER
In Is beter, dox, 10 the PresbJ ierian Churcn aud
II there BE- reproach on accoun, OF this bsl0ogs 10
Presby ierisDs well Ss TO us-but O5ern 10 all right
he thought
DR. Demiuck. Of Nevhurypo't -Ihei TO &C., with care
but Ia favor If the resolution. Hs would Mt Ia.
dorse eli that there Is al tbs West buSthis MT
the result large part 81 our best msn hsve ssken
other banner In ihe far West The crest West oeioss
~ New Ed gland w'sh 10 be with the Wesern mso,
but o o, T., endorse their eTTors.
Rev MI Camp u Wisconsin, said; thls COny enti an
Esstcrn oOe, ard he thought they were not pre-
pared g. vote this question. You don't know u.s. and
you oUght 10 look more Ct VI. We are not here 70
,rumble bot to request sympathy.
Rev. Mr. Keep wished the Convention would not
press question, until they knew ne fully u posi-
lion Of things.
Rev DR.. Hases, thought more expected of these
resolutions han they would accomplish, sn1 moved
that tnev he laid upon the tGbl".
Mr. Billinss opposed this we snooo ehaer rel act or
adopt The resolution proposes rsmedy-fesol- 10
deed, yet soi-l-snd he hoped 10 would be sppued
10 remove there aspertions
Cries Of question, question, ware oftsn called and
othsp ,ho the consideration bs postPot I'd for tao
lurpcfe OF vo Ing more irte,ligepty
ATesouJion 10 male Il ths order OF the day for TO-
morrow afternoon was int oduced.
Mr. Msrh acvucsted this, and thought the western
rot n should rot vote
DR. Cravelsnd thou Tia. sn the Western men could
say ell hey wanted this time, spd uader other
lufopL
TIE previous question v,i moved aud carried
The resolution teibg read again, wAs adopted with
hut ore dissenting voice.
The Committee on EonInsion. reported Commit
tee TIE American Home Missionary society and ap
prcDIisbn. 4 churches IN saveholepg States FOL
lows: Rev Dr. Peters, Mss Rev Mr. OcumrnOod
Ne Joseph Steen, Esq VI Lewis rsylir, Esq n H. ;
Rev Ssmuel Bean. K, Rev Go w Perkins. coan- ;
Rev. VI Ward Beecher, n. Y Rev 5. D. Cnch rsn
J.; Rev. NJ Z Streey, Ohio Rev P-io Hurt
Mich Jonsthsn BispcbNrd, III; z B Turner, Iowa /;
G Miner WiaeonIin; Il b. Miller. Eiq, Indiana.
The report YES scceeted and adopted
The COMMITTEE on Finance and Puolicshon ve-s sp-
po,risd.
Rsv Dr. Bacon Introduced soue Of the city Pastors
~ Corresponding Members. Rev kr. Palmer, # tae
Luth-rss Churor, ard Rev DR.. Campbell responded
happily ihLaling the CoryelIoa for the honor con.
fcTrrd
Rev d.. wilkes sDd Msrvio, e Montreal, were To-
troduc-d, and thsrkes tss assembly. Rev M B-ec,sr
Pastor Of tie Baptist Church IN tnis civ, responded
stating the hearty sympathy the Baptist Church enter
ialus ID toward this Convention. Tne WEIGH Association
were also introduced.
There ~ 80 resulr members and tweaty honorary
Members OF these IS are from Massschuseus.
The Convention resolved 'hss TIL Lords Supper be
celebrated witt IhiS Church 20 MORROW evening.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie Church was filled at an early hour,