New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30
NETWORK EAST DISTRICT.

DR. Curry presented the folio wing report from the Com
mtee Colonization.
That we regard the course contemplated by the Ameri
can Coonz alton Society wits The Coonziog in Africa
by such Of cOored people may choose to avail them
selves of its benefits as one that offers gre. advantages to
the coored race and is therefore worthy OF the confidence
and support of the generous and humane;
That we M the SS1S1 and S 81 ss DsSD
found without calling qussi3n theiI night 70 s11
surely promoted BY their 70 the land OF their oh.s.
% the b.@S 's b. inc 10 .0conss the Ssa. %
mi nds snd Justify their appeal % ,hs eeneyo en of
s sbd confirm the confidence Of tho Phanr0pn In the osne
Ed That We ee0,ps tne sns sns. o. Of @o Oeu
our own mission Cos Of Africa ard SUCH commend
favorable and the assistance Of all people
DR. Curry moved the passage OF these resolutions, wncn
DR. FLOYD in view of their giving rise to discussion,
moved amendment that they be laid on the table Inc
amendment carried by vote Of 43 to H. and on the
r. suit being announced DIR. Curry gave notice that he
would bring up the matter again before the close Of tile
Conference and advocate both - wisdom and expedisncy
Rev s. Landon moved that Committee OF three be ap-
pointed estimate the allowance Of the Tract Agent,
which motion prevailed and Rev Landon, Rev H. Bangs
and Rev l. Is. Wakey were appointed
Rev H. ID. Latham ri his own request, was changed
from elective TO a supernumerary mission.
Rev Mr. Grswold presented the Report Of the Stewards
detailing the appropriation made Tor The suPerannuated
preachers, amounting to total Of si,l53 which amount
AgSs% =, uI D;tsst AnSs. s
80 Total amount to BE- raised 8 1916
The Committee further reported the following resolutions
Rtc Presiding Elder Of the respective dsrc Be
qSsd ASCERTAIN AID report tse number and condition Of the claim
Rev Ii Bangs at his own request was excused from
Committee Appointments, and Rev. j. Il. Wakelg was
appointed in his stead
1be following was presented and adopted
Ro'ed That we sal continue 70 view with ne most lively psr
the progress and success o. the Mission at as r.s
Aroiher resolution If thanks was passed TO the ladies
nd engaged
Telig Ous missions.
Rev Mr. Young from the Committee to whom was re-
fel red memorial from certain local preachers recommend
in greater scrutiny into the moral and religious charac
ter ana OF future local preachers presented report
embodyiDg resolution that there was as msch need or
virtue in local in nerant preachers, and that hence
forth the greatest scrutiny would be observed in such
AND that should be asceraned that the character Of those
10 be appointed should be above suspicion.
The Committee Educaiourepored that all the Schools
and Colleges connected with the East New YORK Confer
eDce of the NJ 4. Church D most promising con-
diion, and under the management Of talented and piors
teachers and professors
II here resolved thai the case OF the charges sansl
Rev II Bangs be proceeded with 3,
Third specification read which vas for allowing the &C
cusec 10 be their own witnesses :,
Bishop Simpson suggested that would save agrest ds~
OF time ii the parties could agree on the facts.
Rev d. Curry will the other side agree that brothers
Ludlow ARIEL and Lewis we're prosecutors 10 tne case
Rev Nj Perry said the Quarterly Conference were the &C
euseIs and originated there and the Presiding Elder was
the prosecutor in the according 10 the resolution Of
the Conference o. that Effect ana cepuatlon from me
Committee attended TO manage the case.
Rev Mr. BaDgs-I hold myself 10 have been the prose-
cutr but xhen these brethren alluded 10 attended from
the Committee yielded my rights TO them with the
cepiion Of that OF asking questions.
Behop Sinpson-Ifyou cannot agree on the facts the
only way j. 10 caIl the witnesses.
III srnues OF the trial OF Mr. Pease read 10 prove
that Brothers Ludlow ARIEL and Lewis the
IL the
Rev Albert Nash vas then eSled--I present he
.lis Of Rev Brother Pease in the Second It, Church
O. Who gnzed by the Chairman and Conn ''''ee
as pfoseeut0rsf
A. did not zee a formal recognition of any one cas
Brother ARIEL seemed 10 be the principal person i cva