New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

o. all lon which collections not taken
Your Committee have believe that in the rurd
districts OF the Conference the practice Of suspendng sun
day School operations through the winter prevails
70 an unnecessary extent and Is greatly detrimental to the
success which legitimately belongs 70 this institution
In view Of the above facts and in consideration Of the
vast importance Of the Sunday School cause we recon-
mend The adoption Of the following resolutions
il Rsod fbsi we find grounds Of hantODeas
the general pospe growing Influence Of the 3 s.
a Thu Of 81 ne sp . ". qPon pa e
ss saG WI sss tie Church ardent
"a R,r earnestly recommend The friends Of Sunday
sss hal &c found ~ faithful experiment that il utterly %psc
s Thst the preacher, 10 charge who fail 70 mate coec
nsn, for n. usce The coming year. 10 requested III Their 10
Jiss faloigil,t +. 4 WIS ~ stalisti, COP, =
The report wac received the resolutions adopted
On nnotion Henry Hatfield vss diseenTu-t aud Daniel
Eohinsan admitted ln The Temperance Connntt"e'
REEL n. p,rry, from tho Temperance Committee re-
That intemperance Is the great evil Of the day and the
prolific parent of vice paupcrsm and crime no longer ad
is Of doubt II is equally clear that the traffic in in
foxcaiing drinks sanctioned by law the great barrier
% the onward progress Of the Temperance Reform There
fore. o,,c,,. a..
I /: Ss' ss q % our dssut
prudent wy "a Ss ri pss snU
people Of cur charges the subject Of Temperance and IN every
suitable psnete ia interest within the sphere OF cur personal
The report was accepted and the resolutions adopted
CHARGES AGAINST RKy N. PERRY AND Rty J. A. HLLEcK.
Rev Mr.. Kennedy's report from the Committee APP
pointed 10 investigate the charges made by these gentle
men each against each stated that after mutual explana
eps the parties had been reconced and tbe complaints
were respectively Withdrawn The COMMITTEE therefore
rcauested 10 be discharged and recommend hs passage
Of The character OF Brothers Perry and Seck The char
soers were passed and the Committee discharged II Is un
destood that the charges against Mr. Perry respecting the
Chsry.st Church were also withdrawn
Rev III Bangs presiding Elder ofthe District presented
report and minutes Of the Committee appointed 20 c0nsi
or charge prepared against Rev. Mr. Pease OF Wletst
CSS M ss e ssp Of Sos the amount Of
wears salary II appeared that Rev. MT Feases yearly
salary was $780, but the year 1857 being long Confer
wear the stewards ofthe Church paid him
Of ESQ "a ansddtena months salary and aterward caet
anon him 10 refund the extra s66 This Mr. Pease reused
eenten ding that twas his due Under these circumstances
SS s was sprnse az hs Rev Mr. Pes was
entitled 10 the extra s66 and called on hun to refund the
same Mr. pease paid back the amount under protest and
now pEs charges Ssans, the Pse's@E naSs S cbur
under certain specifications question arose on the adopt
ing q the report Of the Committee TO which an amendment
was moved that the character Of Mr. Pease be passed ON
che part ~ he Committee II was objected that the pass
ing Of the character Of Mr. Pessewoud be censure ON The
Committee unless he withdrew the protest he made AMI
with the understanding thar the report Of the Committee
The discussion on this subject was going on when the
Committee adjourned to q o'clock,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Conference At "a o'clock according 10 adjourn
s>H sd ser the usual religious ceremonies the csss OF
Raw Mr. pesa was taken up, and motion. it was
solved that be laid the table till his charges against
Rev hsmsn Esnss the Presiding Saer = h,s trial were
was charged with having preadged the Of Mr. Pesse
and having allowed the sccnses to be witnesses In their
which he should have admitted by privately influencing
some members Of the committee and by changing the
regular order Of proceedings in such csses In forcing the
defense TO s up first sndacwng the prosecution TO sum
fre ali the evidence in aud which charge he showed
menbers Of the Conference during the progress
DR. Curry moved that the motion he referred to Com.
nitlse, but this negstved by the Coniereace
NJ resse asked for time 10 produce his witnesses bat
IL denied and he direc; 30 proceed ~ once
When he said he would produce such witnesses As he had
present and before they through others might arrive
TIE case was then proceeded WITH Mr. Pease stating
Shx pr Bord and DIR Cary hsd consented TO act as his
sssisssps Mr. bangs assisted BY DR. Lloyd and Rev.
Mr. Pssss stated thA the charge, arose out Of sum of
~ wxs Pastor of the Seoondst Church His regular sa
Iarv was $500 and the Committee in making their report
stated that this paid him for the calender year The
presing der asked At the time the cause OF the peculiar
or why sCaender year was inserted IN the
report ana stated that was improper 10 do SO tnAf the
Conference year and the calendar year should De eccie
uiascAly considered one and the There was some
brother present who took up the expression
- from il made the charges which he had bsen tried
~ Committee having voted hi months salary ne nav
As discharged the duties Of pastor for tns period = ,ns
ursdng Elder treated b fairly in the case nor would he
lave received the money but he considered his Just rgo
The 6st charge wss then read II was for calling mr.
Pease before body Of investigation, contrary TO the as
,iplino Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev II, Perry was called IS witness by the prosssn
~ was member Of toe Committee which investigated
xsyvss aesirst brother Peass on the ssth November
s2s kept the minutes of the evidence was Secretary
4 Ia Committee and appointed BY the Committee 70
neber he Elders being asked under what bead Of me
scipns Mr. Ptase was to be tried and he decides snst