New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
,,rrr ,,onn nAuv TRIBUNE, FRIDAY OCTOBER g. 1857.
oa.s n. had .b.r.d u re.. q ire West and sprrcvea

bonse be had sesred ~ ycs's " " ca a"' sftS'~~
The report a. Temporary rsse-nsr, n D.
Mr. Tuner spoke Of tue char alluded TO BY pr bson
He 81 slssv opposed srsle,u ne or ala W ,ns ess ~
III rscebty bot our pop isvery much oo
four or fvs men In che -iebbuh-od only Sorth
81 ecu can get house with tbs materials ana tas aO
ans 'he a,d from abroad
Ar Bowen explained the OBJ sct This plan Confrseson
,sm 4. only about ten yeAs od IN N.~ York City snd vi
entity and we have r..ses S2ho for ChHrch bd'nees
ourselves Toeo mnst ne some system 2, th
give felbsently economically This VIII prog our 'ns
OF all tbs Church and not OF the Cues 40 9,
proviee for the oTnpei dsi nutin rms w - "a
West The hight hard OF e~ship vi sossfaing In y, s'a
will Dr. iect immense namb-r OF Charahss 10 toe
Dr. Bitter inc ines think that every psn 'n"
cultivate biz field when his aeisooof Is ~ ~s" vi ~
him.eK .n..,,or
&c Amer onen' followed ndmsoi and everything Wa
get sGTlet when the previous q1esnn -. VocefousJ
esisc for and carried The report ~ss sdooted -
collection wss then rak-D pp 'O' the COMMITTEE on
Pobucston o. FRY cent? OF uOrs. publish doeameH
Of ten minutes ~ taken Anrr when ths I
beTs united in singing the 0ls Hynn-"O snea tost near
Rev Dr. Humphrey. Chairman Of the Committee on the
Plan Of Inon reported. Esbmttns o'esmos sna ieso
- ,.rnd,Ated by q General Assembly behre the disus'
non In 1887 en- hs operates un'svoiaoV 70 our inter-
Tr,t rev Chuche. should ret be orsanzed under It,
nor be coppe-ted with PiesoyteTies
bst Cor sregasiop ass sad Presby'ersns treat each
s,epaIv .lyir each other the nsht OF frss oo
curanev when only Church can be- su-taind sad allow
n the ,jorty 10 deteru the Eeceas'tca relations OF
We roupsel these Cor yreEsor asis noe 10 Churches
tanned Nh Der this clan 10 usln-in thciI full privileges
asr IL While they remain SO CO. nsctsd.
Or Humphrey txplsh ed the vews OF the Com nttee
Changes occur that msnt. good az time fs
Of The object snober The brethren 90 the ound are
the hes, the alton OF the union and they h'ns
n RS NOT met the sti1bs o. the Association u Goa
nact,cut IL has been uoon al on one sds-has male
over hundreds OF churches and mir ters the fesbyte
rsps il tive that Congrrg should take care OF
tsef ss the West rem, nber the frmstion Of this Plaza
Jb,n II as thought doubtful whether system could b
trsnsp aDes the Wet There 10 now more confidence
In systsm. -, =, -, -,,,
Rev MI 1 a zrence OF ksrblehead. Mas, said This 10
the most delicate question which has before We
have bee faithful ke-per TO iD9ry. Inc
Prrsbyeriaps reaN3ed it tempoa ytp Do sbrVssted
when il wss found .he purposs Tn- pract
cal operation Is toward PTe'byteransm The structure 81
the Union leans the direction IL IL Pres1, tersn
Union. lie loved Pesbytsrtans They had rag-d tos
nastpres ~ NewEpslsn6 had mlfed our Congregational
Cows but ONLY made Presbytedsn but OF add cheese
IN. report OF the Committee we'll % the Plan OF Union
were - al bv Rev Mr. Dsgsett
Psv Mr. TuTr OF logs thought the Union hsd opers
ted 70 turn peoo- tbs Pr.shst usn Church vent
10 The West thiahine that when went OFT OF Nes ing
i.nd must be Prtsbyersr. Our fathers HAD not ions
,bir satv in tsanhrg h'r Cnufch DO ity He re-
.t.b h IN abishing Conversational Church
Al OpiI cy H. All the Churches In Nofh-Tn loos would
he IL their ministers would let them. The
not TO blame but Consesatonasts them
selves
q, liz tha, every should be free to folov hs own
CHURCHES have been for ed 10 this way Tao.e
Of arious denominations IN spare country, are asSed "
nv 10 nd i,h 20 seyre G0d and he united and the nd
TAI when ,hoy unite God thew Congregational
its Mr. Kiossonry detailed the tlf'u'ies OF gettns
NJ, isteI for a local CopVeeatonsl Church.
pr MARI read resolution approving the Maine Law,
wi ch WA III anmOusy adopted.
Tie Convention then sdJ"urped.