The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08
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quito ur io Il ak ond art ls va Ia favor Of ertend.
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f.v. Nj 4, s,,t. cl axe dla not wi to force any
suplt IL i 5.u.. rooprranfooallsf or n pre.bvtcrisn
\, would tilo 81 tue Rgcates, stitude aud lot erey
afoep ths que.tion flr Inn eif an hs wanted
fair tsy aod it'd Yhey bod M sor i of de-
nCulnal, ths West ard when The good people came
Together form chutch their ob,cf va To- serye od
900 not to elt up 8ennmia4tion Bat thsIe wa one
ui1tuty about tnst IL fe minds OF the presby yerians
fof when ttsy came 4 rntA4r in that m,npr f1r snch
pu,po.e lh-y were Al GoaeseVatioraisis
A., hour ~ aoiournmen having arrived the Char was
about e. agjoun the Convention until afternoon when
Rev Dr d Au. offered rl,e folio ying 3a which
was unanimously adoptod =
Assembled are from various distant portions OF
our ereat re aud dee} nteTat9d IN whatover pro-
notes the morality tue order tho peace aud prosperity of
ncn "a W. - ~. ~ ~ ,ni, ~ thc % al onon of ~ s,,,v
ing resolutiSn =
Resolved That recent adoption by three States and
territory, and favorable action Of law which sup-
9ses ana roots out The rshe in Intoxicating liquors ~
ne,eragsi one9 .ne Mane aw is ~ or ~, an a.,
IN III, ~. a s rt ~ IN ,ho ~ la, nro thr oa,mrv ~ .nd
thsir and tbat al Conaperati,na minisars and
cburelos lie earnestly requested stand forth
in favor Of this legislation in their respective states and
territories and continually to make supplieaso I, Al
mss goa that the good mers q rsdempan from ono Of
are afflicted happily commenced may speedily he per
Alter the isSSng Of the outon on moton the Con
vention adjourned till o'clock.
~. AfTkhNoos ., SESSION
singing he Grace
sound &C. resumed the consideration OF the report in
relation to the plan Of union.
Rev. Mr. HAMMOND considered that the result. of tho
plan of union had been evil and only evil 1t had been
an ABSORPTION rather than union which like Aarou,s
rod swallowed M All the churches
Rev MIR ColroY said tina, there were one thousand
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number three hundred are connected with Presbytsries
showing that nearly one third Of the Congregations.
cnYchss ont Of Nav ENGLAND have been aheorbsd into
presbye,ian under the operson OF the pan of union
lie entertained no other than friendly feelings towars
the PIesbyterans bu beinp Yankee from the old Bay
state he Thought he had right to protect himself with
his brethren
Rev Mr. KlrcntLl moved the previous question and
the debate was closed and the report adopted
Rev % DR. psTsns from the committee 10 which VIVA "a
fered ali questions touching mid to churches In the slave
bolairg sstaa renorted ina. tho committees were up,ui
nous in their apurobaton of the voluntary and
rian character Of the American ome Mrsonary society
n nd of its administration towards Conversational and
ohurohss and are OF opinion ths auv dis
ruption OF present relations is undesirable
committee not unanimons The majority report in
favor Of Withholding the aid of the American Home Mis-
Society from churches which recognise saveho
ers Tbe minority of the COMMITTEES Including the
chai,map Rev DR. PrTrrs ana five others-that t. six
out Of Committee Of fteen-reported the wing reso-
tuition;
Resolved That in the opinion Of this convention is the
tendency Of the Gospel wherever il preached its purity
anu tnat ~ 10 ho auy 81 ssonary 70 as
on,v ~ ), % an With Of
and Nv in their so 20 preach the
Gospel and commend to he hearts and Of
that whthe blessing Of God shall have its fall
to its ultimate abolition.
ny Iporss aa,Js s aisn ~ .
M was 10 " ths ataon Of the nbisc In ts,.
s was 1ppoSeu =. o, sh,r thev M ar caa 49, s =.
mae racaraon of Ss;h ,'nor M snhe 1poA -
Rev Dr II, .no,.np dcfsnaed the rsnoyt NJ the major
~; ona That ~ ono Of ~ landing ahscs,
~ Convention IN tbc mind ~ tbnss whe lcS Ar
to make declaration upon the subject aLd he ho,ei
'n,y Nv Mr.n~ W., Rvrcu,, tbouoht tbe ch.,-u.
bad taken nm mnroner ADVANTAGE Of bs in
ing forward prominently the views of the minority as
nut Inc churches al rea Tbourh The RESOLUTION Of hs
maiorty did not exactly suit him vet he was not wins
toIsend mssionariaa n churches which odmted savs
ho,ssrs to Their communion ''' '' 'N'''~ 'a's
Tey DR. BscoS expiained what he underestood nv the
churches of which there were many at Tho So1tb xh
bad an endowment Of slave properly for the oe
thc mniatsr ia was moi nranared to tata Tho rarr
of tie majority and refuse TO send ministers ana Aid ts
hnrcbas ;bai I,Sa not hscowe nuro mon th s,I;..t
~, ~ 90 ~. ..a so.;aaad m;,h ~. vaa,ss
the minority but was i'm a state Of betweenitv The
anoe,;or ~ s,ayerv b,d bacome a noI;t;oi 90 80
though now the country was quiet itwould
this when the Question Of the xaon OF uba cas
to he cons,dercd Ia concluded Inv MOVING nm amsnd
ment Ia the effect that the preschiur of the rospe wsa
caauat.d ~ dsetrov Tho ,rorrs ~ th d.v
excepted and then In substance adopting the reso1su
reno1tod bv The m;noritv 0f'-e w 'N'~'N'-
Ray Dp ~ p.5yn here movod tho nravious oro.to,
,rS ~ uos saconda Tba cba;rrar ba;n, honx, 90 m,
r. and several of tho Father wsbng IN snsaL scsns
~ cons;dsr.IIa .xcaman, and diserdarF onsusd ths
g,t uhich bas b. nisaS,S d,ring ,ba s;ttn, of .n
Con ronvant,nnbnt IL ~ ~ = M .nnn onai1ad and M s' " o
psv NJ p.pvos nrocsadsd vith h;s rsm.rL. Tho
question before them was what will be the effect of this
resolution If passed upon the action of the American
Home Missionary Society 1t would be--6rst, in his
opinion to 90 operating with the PIesbyterians.
The Home Missionary Society had taken the position
that they would not commission slsveaoder to preach
the Gospel and he thought much the best course
for this Convention to leave the whole subject In ths
discretion sboud see at There was no need Of mskno
epv declsration about thu owls OF slavery He hnin't
words the Frulisb Language hadn't worIs and brother
Cox coudnt make words strong enough 10 express his
abborrepce OF slavery He was In favor therefore OF
postponng the majority report the minority
report and Dir Bacon's rhetorical report
Rev Mr. sroRPs Of Brooklyn, thought It better to