New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

Go. IT,. ,,,bt Of Jonathan 10 make money any
md eycrywhere protected BY ah ~. III Sht of free
Un,sJ siaes but rs,s country the Government
D'a s deaf ear 10 his claim Onoe, tneoe GU fs
ees The Assembly should raise neT s5sv would
VIZ - beard This IL not political but q missionary
Sues,iop. This Church Is missionary Cnurcn; Sae
ends her young men and women all over tne "oiiu-o
Papsl countries well as other countries: IN uo'ng
sb;ects them 10 hardships and great dangers ana
h therefore bound to secure protection ior mem YIN
an the means Ia her power. The Roman Churcn ~
this country advocates freedom OF conscenes Sa,
s press the matter upon them IN those countries
they have the power let the people see wneteer Icy
are willing Ia other countries to allow ma. Heeo
which they profess to admire 20 nun ~ he neooe
was the time 70 press this matter before ms Psogo
NOW h, the time TO form and settle puohc optmVun.
rest questions In the law Of nations were soon " oo
raised and settled BY or he heard in the
po.,,sy and the Assembly should set the example.
pot Murrav moved to amend Mr. Roonsons resoiu'
ons adding that The rrssSeP Rn Ss nsrr
ing again with our Protestant brethren In hungary ne
IA he was opposed the resolutions In toto Here
Prof was called 70 order he aesrs1 - pivo.
Gates would press them then ne would 90 isrtner anu
seek protectsn for Protestsnts every Caso "
order again Prof MI they let me alone, win Io'
=. on. am mot going TO make speech for Buncomoe
INV cons,uents or posterty, but desire 10 show tna
m tbese matters Introduced mo the Assembly, Ihcy
Will open the doors for others tnat w Ienu us W
Nov that we are sitting In Charleston there nodanger
M auoIer question being introduced here, but remem
Der that we ere 10 sit in Buffalo next year e.
Mr. G,dtteau-Ihe Assembly ought 70 s.anu up ttn
liberty of conscience and In asking the Governn n 70
make UGH treaties may protect It's members IN tnst
rieht il was not asking anything unusual Inc treaty
oil eur Government with China contained cause W vi"
M Hovt-so much surprise had been expressed that
he would not express any. He was not surprised ex
cent A. the astonispment OF others That surprised MN
a i.ttie only little be would get over 1t direcly ms
brother over the wayalawyer az be supposed Dy .ne
ct At the clergy-hsd astonished bin NO, ne was as
topished at frst but he got oyerit Inst Droner ioe
unon this measure matter entifely LOT our ~
sfp~s,hins noItcai II was such thing. Let Il be
remembered that the action OF this Assembly might IN
fuence the opinions Of two millions OF people: Legs
iation without public opinion was the veriest rope OF
ssnd The object of this action was to create tnat puoc
Opinion which would press upon the Government DI;
King was lovely, inofensve man, and snali we reao
the account of his suffering and express no opinion
Cs,,.,nep ,sid Oh no - Don't touch that matter,
leave that 20 our rulers why, the tact H. our rulers
want 10 be instructed in the matter lie moved
that the resolutions be referred 10 aComh"ee Vi ne
mr. Jones moved that the Committee report at tns
,ext Assembly The question was new one ana IN,
voved important bearings, and he was not Ia favor Oh
acting upon it hastily. Ia.
TIE Anericap Government negligent OF s duty 70
its citizens abroad Every traveller abroad Ieit the u
ference between and that OF the BRUSH uovern1enr
British subject when be treads the sou OF the LaSi,
Lnovs that he has the British lion ut his oack tie Is
the Representative Of his nation, and insults 70 nun ape
insults to IT, Not with the American ci9zen ms
overnment negligent in the matter from the iear OF
los,pg few votes But stll, he doubted wnethet the
Assembly could take any action for good Inc inatIeI
ssked for seemed reasonable TO u.s. but the rope would
az soon give up his triple crown as 70 agree 10
m Ma domibions He could not do 1t. IL wodls Do
light tha, would explain plainly the mysteries oil H.
EQUITY. p...,,-,o,,.,, c,,r.h
was IN civ 10 earn the title of the Arul Dodger why
refer this matter to the next Assembly, unless It DC 70
dodge III What In year hence, may nave become OF
some of our dictionaries He was ashamed oi tne ex
IRENE caution exhibited by the Presbyterian Church on
THU subject 1t made his Scotch blood boil and nnge to
his hngeT ends ,.,.
hid ON The table The Yeas and Nays were called for
and taken--s0to 81. SO the motion was lost -
The question REQUIRED referring the matter 10 aCom
rnee Of Five to report 10 the next ueneiai hssemoy
Idop,ed and Committee appointed. Said Committee
are--Dr Plumer DR.. 5. B. Jones DR.. McGill Hon. H.
u LeRvi Hon. X. c. Grier.
DR. Mckinney moved a preamble and resO1tionT,
commencing 10 the Churches the enterprises OF suca
persons as may undertake the publication OF the cheap
paper n,-, .or, ,,aaso;,alv
On motion of Mr.. RichardsoDi they were huehhit5y
DR., Mckinney then read protest against the action
Of the Assembly and claimed right to have 1t entered
on the minutes.
DR. Mclean raised the question, whether protest
was in order In this case, the Assembly has done
nothing but refused to do anything.
The Moderator ruled the protest wss IN ORDER
Mr. scott raised the question, whether the protest
was not disretpect charged the Assembly WITH
manifest dereiiction OF duty, and want oil sympathy
with the upasses OF the poor.
Nr Dunout nov ed that the signers be allowed to
withdraw their protest. the ground that the language
thereof wps disiespectiul TO the Assembly.
Dr. Mckinney struck out the Objectionable sentence,
and the prctcs, was entered upon the minutes.
The Assem- bly, adjourned to meet at five o'clock thi.
afternoon, preparatory to FINAL adjournment Closed
with prayer
Afternoon Session.
The Assembly met at ) o'clock Prayer by Mr.. Colt
The minutes were read and confirmed.
On motion OF DR. Matthew'S, the vote whereby buhalo
fixed the place Of the next meeting OF the Assem-
bly, was reconsidered, and Philadelphia was liked upon
instead OF Buffalo.
Mr. Ogden moved certain amendments 10 the rules
of order.
Motion TO amend by referring the matter to Com
muee to report to the next Assembly.
Mr. Scott moved 10 refer the whole subject OF the
rales 10 that COMMITTEE.
On motion of Mr.. Kerr, the matter was laid on the
table
The can of tho roll was dispensed with.
On motion OF DR. Humphrey, resolved that tho As
semby be oissolyed and that another Assembly chosen
I'm like manner do meet at the Central Church, OF
Philadelphia the third Thursday in May next al IL
O'Clock.
After singing and prayer By the Rev. Dr. LORD tho
Moderator proceeded 10 dissolve the Assembly, taus:
"By the authority oil the Church, declare this Assem-
bly, Dissolved and do hereby dissolve IT, aud require
smother Assembly, chosen la like manner, 80 meet al
the Central Church, In Philadelphia, on the third
Thuisdsy in May next"
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