The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-15

He then related several anecdotes showing how man,
when he \ generous TO the church Is Invariably
vsrdsd twofoid for bis eneresi.y
: Rev Mr. GiLETr then offered up prayer; after which
the convention adjourned until o'clock Thursday
mo, pipg when business will DO resumed.
sECoND DAY-MoRNIsa sRssIcS
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Inc cou'e.uoh nlo' ~ n'pe c'"ox' a /" purSu~ss
to adjournment. The attendance was not numerous
"A on the preceding oocason The exero.as
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W e''ee a'y
Rev MIR. SMITzRR then offered up prayer.
There was = discussion xbe.her Albany would bs
.u,t.,,o n.os Co. .so.u,,,, J, ~. px.n,,v. c.mt,a
Rev Mr. GALusHA sad be did think there sere
snv uersons who wou,d oh,ct n tia ,oc.tion Of thu
Executive Committee
Rev DE- BEEcHrR approved OF the location ana saia
that it would be GOOD thing for them to have a bank
account at ALBANY The draft draw ON It would always
be psr ress IL thew sent bills 20 each other they
would haze to Toxic them to broker get them dis.
counted who would III we them
Rev Mr srImsor SAID that he knew Of some dissatis
faction EXPRESSED not 40 ans the con bot sg4iue
the loestlcn lie wouls it a. his oonios that
SAID bst be aid not ike youpr men on the executive
Committee
Rev MIR FURmAr of Rocf ester, aaid that the Con
yenton bad had . reception than in Wssera
New York. He die not oubt that there could found
purt The Convention in an bour II need.
Hon HuMPHHtr Of albany, s.id that It appesved 70
bim that there too machinery in the Convex
tioR for sf. operation De copentsd that the GonVen-
tion working tn great Disadvantage appeared 70
him they W working q Ofr
what they years ago
Rev Dawes Then MADE a q W remarks relative 70 the
location Of The Executive Committee aud SAID that be
glad 70 hear peop. their opinion the mat
ter IL ~ss right that they shonld speak; but they
wouls win them over to their tide.
Rev. Mr. GALUsnA said that be did NOT hear
anybody express sTy d,ststifsction and he believed
there could not be . better location
the location, IL brir upon them Of trouble.
lie believed that there not ooe In the room who
would say that Albany was not the proper place for
I.,a
Row Mr. VoGELL Of Rome said that he not in favor
OF an Executive Committee and onsdersd that board
Altoge, b.r spperhuous.
Rev. Mr. EvAR1s then os, ed the following resolution.
which adop'ed:Keoiveo To AL, horse the Execu
tive Committee TO inquire into the exp.dioocy OF CON
meeting missionary exploration with the oo,ectios 81
contributions throuR hont the State" He then made
few remarks saying that they h.d 40 agents to look
after their business He would be in favor OF ths Exeou
tive Committee providing for them in this exgcncy who
wi, appear before us d, xt year With heavy money box
instead Of talk
Rev Mir DAY in favor CT missionarie acting both
a. agents AZ q preachers
Rev Mr. Jrpp aio that he agree with the resolutions
of Rev Mr.. EvaIts
Rev Mr. MAGooN raid that they hsd adopted . reeolu-
tion Wednesday, TO- the effect that but busi
Of the committee should be in reduced He whoa
however that the resolution be suspended that day
Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR then reported from the COMMITTEES Of
Arrabgrms nts.
RESOLUTION was offered by Professor ANDERSON and
laid over this To authorize the Executive
Committee to ,ablish building nd for the purpose
Of aiding feeble churcbas rre,tiDg houses OF
ship in populous districts destitute OF them
Offered
which was uran mously Adopted
Resolved That the thank. this convention be pro.
sllow,d the DELI gate. co travel for hair fare
Rev Dr. TAYop offered n reso luton to the effect that
the last Thursday in Eebrusry Of each year
mepd the churches and colleges OF he alton
to be set apart Us day for fasting and thauksgiV
ing SC
A resolution was ado ,ted to the effect that vote of
thanks be tepd.r.d 10 ropg Place Bsp church and
all tbose churches their hospitality
wards them ~biie the cosvent, in s,esion.
of W.T. pnatin III
ana ANNOYED Of
Rev Mr. BRmHr then made few remarks In re, alton
to the state OF atiars Burmah He alluded to the
gre ut change that take place their affairs that
country growing OF the conquest it by Great Brit
tain II was in that country the great OF Their
Ore nj lsbor Law He sad that committee had
two missionaries. few years sao, for the purpos Of
making s,aue-Uents IN view of the changes wnich
bad wrought ia county by the conquest OF it
by B,it,sh arms
prayer then offered up by tho Rev Mr.. Chandler
Il ret1I ned missionary frou Siam
The ention then adjourned until half past two
o'clock r. n
AFTERNOON SESSION
The proceedings uced at IN O'Clock p. NJ. in
With PRAYER which WIS offered up nv rhs Rev Mir
Parish
The Rev MI Corey reported from the mi tee this
subject the names OF VARIOUS brethrsn as dol gates TO
CORE tpondtp bodies
The report was accepted and approved.
Tho ,hsnks OF the Conveu,,ou were rendered to tho
etror Place Baptist Church ard all other churches ~ho
bad tenaed their p,tsty towards them while the
Convention was in session
Professor hu0frHO0F
Istive 70 the building fund Il. saia that
church built In any part Of Broad he had doubt
that the pastor be 10 collect cong alton
Hethoup ht that If this object before roh
he hid doubt that hey would take the
prise haDos lie urged upon them the necessity
o. thisfuud There many churches which menced
building at tbs present time, bat they had not money
enough TO fnsh then, II minister cannot preach
we'll enough not FIJI the house tho trustees
upon him for of bis not biog abis to pay OFT
the interest the mareses He forced to resort to
clap trap nonsense TO I'LL his house Thus the
ram nj It ia ri
Rev DR.. TAYLOR sad that he accorded most heartily
with Mr. Anderson's remarks. London would not ne tue
religious London il is it not for the exerons OF
such men John Thornton and Thomas Wilson who
erected churches all England giving the pastors
nsnd the monev invested in the East Iadis mission IN
This State A. Womb h. far more pro able FOR the cause
Ohri,t This q, very taut object and claims the
Attention ~ ali uood Il. n,,srs
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