New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24

tryrp.n who r,qsired their spirsu. i sid - ~
Ihs con n'se ssS rspot-o that hoash they approved
dated The grssf good Gone BY tbat o. aud oDlf A. "a
80 which voulc he hst to sever IN. cnaseoa bet -eea
he b pf body and the other Christian Church.. VI
thew could 10, eat regret that baoss yer. an th.ss
sk os which iucrlcsted Btpusms doctrines TIL. a.rs
gsph in the report ave rse 70 .ng'heeeS disoassoa.
was covert ats mpt the oLvent,n s.sn TIA
Sur cay School Union. while others coasendsd that soma
such seton Necessary in order o. preserve srist
epce Of the Baptist church distist Denomination xn5
ihSt there books Of the Sunday School uaios
which nculcaied Pedo Baptism Snc this should not Do
submitted t. the great stay and prop OF Popery
The Moderator stated tht such books in the
Sunday School Union mushsve been long since there
sec;assn ,eschings m that BODY ms passage
ssfnsy withdrawn snd IL its stead Vas ms red srecon
reucstoD that the Baptist denomination themselves
the publication OF dcern books for the use OF their
own members.
The Rsport Of the Missionary COmm up AgIn
fer ccnsc.r4ton. Professor Anderson stated ts1 there
Was scarcely any subject t. which more attention should
be pAid than the endesvor to give effect to Missionary
lsbors ~, conterdca ths in all the villages raising up
around New York shere there would b@ ony heees
houses thst there ought to be Mission S;os appointed,
and that after time church ~"ad De ou. oy .ns IN
Of snc there would be Jso enough congre-
gated TO support minister lie said that In Flushing.
about one huncrsd years sgo ~hen Baptist preacher
went there they arrested him. and treated bin m snch
bsreSrous AL bat 10 kill him decd him one
hsrdr.d pounos sterling b shed him FRO the place.
NO Bop st minister had visited that place since and
he himself would hSe 10 thers o. aid Ia the establish
mebt Of Mission and teach those Dutch they could net
now set as they had then done
t,d Tbs, me &spy co%msss ~ .nss,..s the,
., deem esI'el.n 20 emp ., n esi % ses wisAo che hs
ought Be our,d PsaesiHs ''aroHA under the direction o. s
This was seconded and passed unanimously
Or Nestcott then proposed the following resolution
which. being seconded passed m ike msnseri
procure he ls gsl incorporation Of this A'sociiaSa
Brother, esicot Ludlow aud Anderson we're appointed
for this purpose.
The Committee on Churches presented the foIlOrnga
he report Of the Treasurer;
h-., E~. F..d =. ae.s.. va saH W. Fe-.,, r,'n'~e'
I,s shss, oo9S zoe. s'at... ..''...... S ~,
sssne, due irOu bstroi, Ncrsss....... ss %
Te'a....".....~...............,. gas
Ped Maov, :.:;;..............'".s%% N
Premium on etock'''s''''''s.''''''' %
Total ................''....; ..sits 90
The sane Committee presented statistical report Of
which the following il summary;
Eeod &s Different chu,o' q tas '''iiia ss,ag hs sss
B, Bars.m..............! Dismissed BY Lss......He
h ElTsf.sce..... ..... 50 Eaeadsd
TeSs somif Of msbers eooase,s ~lh the Churches.
The COMMITTEE on Arrangements reported 60 meet a.
lonker n Y, The last Tuesday 10 June, and that Rev q.
Is Smith be appointed TO write the circular letter for le-
Brother Sonthwoh then proposed the following resola-
tom
Rs.oe& Tia. ever. Church having 20 sbe. les BE- psrd
rdrwo Brethren and additional delegate ffs.
Ills re-oiuron passed and incorporated by vote
with the Constitution
The time for adjournment having arrived, the session
adjourned after prayer by Rev Charles Randall OF Phs-
delphis-
EVENING SESSION.
The Session met according 30 adjournment and was cali
ed TO order by the Moderator. The choir sung select
piece and pray er offered by the Rev. Mr. Hancock
The port OF the Committee Churches read, and
stated that though there special rsvvss IN any OF
the cbu bee yet great spirit of zeal manifested by
several OF tbem and conversions had taken place.
aud several members hed been added during the last
wear communication received from the Church OF
Hsverstrsw Rocklmd County, applying fr admission into
the Association, and the referred 10 Especial eonn
miti,e ard the church was admitted
The Chairman Ofthe Committee O the Widow Fund read
long report advocating the prsprsty Of having this and
established sound and permanent basis, and offered
the follow ing resolutions for adoption;
Rl That Church centbsts
upon the ssisry which they asree 70 their pastor;
Rssced That ordained belonging hs bofy scs
other ordained have len the ms frou vi heas
noutt OF old who engage pabcJ IN snsf sphefSH
Ielis sas labor, rec-ive assistance from this fund.
hres That Committee Of Five be 20 consider anf By
sssbe and correspondence, o
mtts-, reflection, Judge elpedsnt eDsrs cs
e the wids 80 fund the said COnniitss
this Asss session VI 3)i Sb0ud they dees
distinct and denonnaoaAl effort the
publish n Witheat The
Auniversa Ct this Association.
IL proposed that special delegates be sent 10 the DIFF
f.rebt Churches At special times 10 collect this fund After
Dano s details the business Of the Session de-
cared closed and after prayer from DR. Wsscott snd
benedctIon from the Moderator the Session adjourned
Annual Meeting OF the General Associations Of Csp.
sresaticnaI Ministers sf Cssasspest.