New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY On. s.
Rduc ton for the Ministry-Great Temperance Meet
ing- liner esIing Debnte-rhe Maine Law.

BUFFALO Tuesday Nav a 1888

BUFFALO Tuesday May a 1855
Yesterday at moon large part Of tls time en-
poyed hearing the remarks ofthe Representatives OF the
Philadelphia Educational Society he Central Educational
Society, and de American and Foreign Christian Union
in behalf Of their several objects Tie address of Row
John Patton in behalf Of p f. Society avery orcbis
and eloquent c1po-t OF the Education under his
ersrrt nc admin aii0n. the work has evidently advanced
The treasury has balance for th eulargDg enterprise Of
tie coming year. The number Of candidates is also tbe
Increase DR. EDDY spoke at length IN favor Of The Central
So,iefv al New.loIk.
Tic vhola business has been ref rcd 10 Committee
made up OF one from each Synod Rev Marcus smith,
Of tie Synod OF Albany is ne Chairman of the Committee
The Assembly received ~ iIit0ton to make
son on the Buffalo and New I0rk City Ralroid 70
Tortage al such time they mAy select The invitation
accepted with thanks, and Saturday appointed
for tie excursion.
Ls.t evening there was a large Temperance meeting
held iu The North Church, which addressed by Rev
Sir P,rbsm oi Mains, DIR Eddy OF New Ork aud Dr.
Cox Of Brooklyn. Tie effort OF DR.. e. Of his
LaIVit. tits seainv rum and tobacco suspect the
Doctor in BIS ant i abOut ready to 90 Tor Mans Law
sgsrNt Sir Walter Raeighs fay0r,e weed Tie adj Tres
fol- 81 q pa-.ages and the whole aGGr vent OF
LANDS, uey u ngn;and becoming that The leprcsetA
lives OF ts large Church should their Annus A-ssm.
by rtafm this aw AZ mater Of religious obligation.
ll'n .fLat can 'TA nom the ministers and LyDen.
icon,gGe that de- Name Law caust IL making decided
progress in d lnt paris Of the land. The New School
General A. .niy MY be set down 4, etOtal Maige
law Assembly and that toe Church they represent may
siso le PIT doNn rs adopne to great extent tie
prlciIlf.
ususi form vim d5s oousi exercises The Moderator an
ItuLCtt ss Committee OF Arangeren ts for the max,
GeftT.i assembly, Rev Albert Barnes Rev Dr. l,ratuarl
lev. Il Dsr.il :. aud ambrose White and Thomas Fisln
lLC Escs
~ $50 announced ~ the COMMITTEE On Slavery Rev.
Dr III, uIs-a. g Dl1s,o. Chairman. Rev Aessrs
Munt-l. If Ohio Niib2an, Of Indiana L}eri amin
NILS o.; kfutrck, and Efer- Hon Samuel .lesr.1n vi
Ieilsy.N er's Car Il Ohio, aEd Bishop 81 New York
r,POu 81 the I'm mluee appointed Est year on the
Tut caii1r % Doctun. lr4ct, We read and appeared
A4t nj i,is had been done TIE ,.p0f and -oconp1y
- -tltn-s referred O. 4 iamutee Gol1cfly "
l.s. ArssJs 1Cuey aDo krant. Ild Ei-rN. $ Griffith.
Al c1CI- sul SIS ug-iye 3. bate caused b. tAe
l-fcuo ile Commute Bills alI OvertDres IN an.
lo De- question 81 the preIy;ely q Noril Rig.
er shout .geltug CHURCH u NIB ri who laAr- With.
'it regular c.-u.-son. Ihs Assembly If ~ bal
St-ien lr' adopted tl- aiv.ce. The Pr-sbvtery ot
= i-f River sustirra % . acton Of tie Session. but
s. nd n! Sow IDi an New Jersey l-yrrs.d L.
lHs Of f. .-iyfay 70 pr9peula tie auction L. the
Lt-4l ASSENT y ln .l. DISCUSSION one u.-y followed
& course lulsled p, D. Coz lie Cha nnfu u the Com
tlat u E. uLeor .tufiolli % suspend any member
go . .rtl;t afU regal. process. Otners cOnfsnd.d
that he ac - ~o-.-i eyi.g > % De taken the eyi
geA.s i-at Tie -1n deserves . - suspended Tho Rev
d. q. nos Oh 90 postpone 's whole business - in
ilt .- tofh.l rro BON. erect. f1ning the vie v
~ tie euDF 1 Ie. and endorsing the acton of me
N,hi iiver .-ysry. While IL question was pendink
Tie whole business recommitied a. special Commit
Tee NE NEE %. which all De announced subsequently,
One CT tl mrst notable Thugs % tn morning was tha
address % hev Dir Psrh o. the Delegate from the Gene.
III conference % Maine The description Of the religious
condition q tot BODY II hrstan5 pleasing out MS
reIna rs concerning The Maine law and is effects were ian
lIfsiye 4hs - position Of Maine said Mr r. I'D.
On Temperance. las brOugh; Ter into honorable and
tA'iable n2toney. The celebrated Liquor Law has
become liked lat ana Il may now be regarded a. one o.
ar c0ftlfd endowed. end most .hing istitutioas
We have rsfrpad- and are - have more wa have
colleges, senDares, mes sia and other State c-rpora
u'1s o. great Faue bat We have nothing instituted by