New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29

,A,-,.elves TO be deladed by strange doctrines
Fc - zeslously informed Of their error and me iassy
f.iths and theoretically restored 20 the ioi1 On 'e
Il usnI Not only should the minister seek for such
tue he church. but from house to house ana never
tp, his efforts until be has accomplished me goSd
~ In the church he shopld e aaSn,sa IS
vrors Vi LdIv procsm the truths Of te Gospel a. the
be seosT fIr;sf hu1sef Another duty was embodied IN
an n repeated command Feed my lambs how otau'
ne How expressive Of the mission Of the Savior
t1.its, holy and benefcent charge was this
n remnent, and often most ardaous duty Of minister.
70 he patient toward all men. Doubtless to be parent
Fup:.b;no their charge Of error and stin avoid an
- license was difficult, yet the God VINO oommahaei
,hns 10 act would PrOydeatialy direct them 70 ioi
fDs.Ih Injunction Alright. He would again impress on
Wv bs danger Of quenchng the spirit ether by luxe
mn sss on fanaticisn The prevalence Of party issues
rhn<hes be conceived, was another gfeai EVIL 70 ne
y ennasd He thought many ministers did the cause OF
oelsc., oreat harm BY narrowing themselves down 70
@ theological party system Excellent men were 70 DC
fS 10 both parties probably the speaker meant "a ana
hhl and each we're capable Of impartng valuable
os Int Tor himself with the help Of God be had de-
nnsS 70 ally himself with no other party than the ne
psd Catholic Church He implored them to beware 81
.tx and party spirit in the church.
AGAIN advised them 10 demOnstfate IN tner lives ana
a ,scers the truths they taught IL was needless ior MN
= rress the Injunction to prove that when was g0od
"a s they had already done, If they hed come 70 ShIS,
bo he would call them TO hold fasi INA! Inc ChuFon
s~c5Irist might never suffer reproach through them
In conclusion be called on the congreghoh 70 Prey Io
,bem-bshope priests and deacons-ihat they night De
go faithful and efficient ia the discharge Of their spfs-
nal obi cations 10 both God and man
Amer tbe sermon the clergy and aiy partcok Of the
s.cr.st of the Lords Supper, administered BY Bishop
wainwright and the other bishops
The Convention called TO order by Bishop "sm
-, AZ o'clock Pm The Secretary then proceeded
10 coll tho names Of such delegates as were entea 70 seats
IN the Convention, IA members responding
The names Of the Churches entitled to representation
sn called over and the credentials OF the lay dele
r.,ss insueted BY Mesrs Dunscombe ana bradsn' anu
q, Usob the Secretary Of the last year Seventeen ne"
Churches applied for admission ,,,..
TTe Secretary ne1t read the names OF those Churches
,be credentials Of whose delegates were approved
Rsbon wainwright apologized for ntenupting the BUS.
-, ~ the Convention; but as Bishop Spencer WHO nau
o,e be the favor Of preaching for them thar morning
had only arrived on the evening previous ana was
Of meeting the clergy and laty he would nvne ue n,e
bers of the Convention to visit him at his Ut
bouse between the hours OF 8 and ~ ciocA i",
The reading Of the titles oil inc Onulcne' va" '"'- f
ceeded with when finished,
The Preside. stated that all the names had been called
and declared that constitutional quorum was present
The next business in order the election oil oecre
,.r II was unanimously voted that the ballot be dispensed
nth and on motion DR. Haight was unanimously re ap
pointed to that ofice .,r-.-..
CNs Rowland was similarly reappointed Treasurer
The presdent then announced that the Secretary had
chosen the Rev VIM T. EgenbrOd Assistant Secretary
The nox business transacted was the appointment by the
Chair of the following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
N, N, Y,oorDorofion of Churches.-William l.. John
son ID ID William l.. DunscOmb, Luther Bradish. -
On he Diocesan FuRd.-Richard u. Morgan, ~ H.
Rev William Halsey, Cyrus Curtiss' Augustus l. Coie
man. and the Treasurer ~. y w.. Ivo,o,
On the TredSHTers RePort-Uerrt u van oso"e"'
Fred Winston, and Floyd Smith - =, -
On the Theological Sem,aary.-John Brown ~ u.
Reuben Sherwood, d. ID, Abel Anderson Johh ~ Law
ipgston and Anthony B. Mcdonald
On Conons.-EdwardY Higboe u, D. Rev Lot Jones,
Francis Vinton, d. D., Gulian Z. Verpanck' Murray
Hoffman, and William ii Harrison. 10, .,,..
Committee be appointed to draft Resolutions of congratula
tion at the presence of many distinguished clergymen
from distant States, and abroad. Carried
Rev. VIM. Hill presented the following
Pe.olred That a Committee Of five clergymen be ap
pointed by the chair TO nominate missionary Ooin'ee
for the ensuing year 49,,
He wanted 10 have the Missionary Committee appointed
with regard to geographical considerations Heretofore
thew bad selected the Committee from among the clergy
of New York and Brooklyn leaving 40 churches entirely
The resolution was adopted.
John Jay gave notice that he should this morning move
a. an amendment to canon four the following;
No Church applying for admission which shall have
hasn fully INCORPORATED above provided, shan be re
used admission into union with the Convention OF TINS
Diocese on account of the race, lineage color, or com
pexon Of the congregation so applying OF any par
eount of any social political dsquancHtohs OF any h
YER that may attach may be supposed 10 atlac
10 them without the Church-and all Churches ADMITTED
into union with said Convention shall be admtted-Wih-
ont any condition qualification ostablahng OF recog
MIXING caste in the Church-upon footing oil Caihoc
EQUALITY and Christian Brotherhood.
The Convention adjourned to meet at lie same place az
O'Clock this morning