New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

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TIE thanks of the Conference voted to the Trustees
Of the All. rs Church for the accO nOdaion afb tsl
the members during the Conference add a.o to tn
friends no had entertained the preachers at their homes
during That period.
resolution was passed recommendng.he Brother who
nav be appointed agent the N-wYo Coonzs alton So
ci ty 10 the confidence of the community.
communication w-s received from the Penn'ylvsn's
Coloni, alton Society asking that Rev John NJ psass the
Corresponding Secretary aud the General Agent to the
Society be ret.ined. Request granted
Rev HemsD Bangs moved that the Bishophe requested
10 sp.oiD Agent to the New York Colsniz alton Society
from the Conference.
On motion, the rel.tions of Rev George Brown and
Rev. phen Ruckmsn were changed from active dxtes
to supremacy.
The Bishop here announced that sccordag to hs provs
ions o the Constitution Of the Missionary Society be would
appoint Rev Dr. Foy to preach the Annt al Sermon be-
tore the annual conference his alternate being Rev. VIM
G. Hoyt.
TIE case Of Rev Hemsn Bangs then taken up, and
the Rev Dr. Curry addressed the Conference for the pros
ecution He conend-d that the whole question Of
oisoDe sBd could be carried 10 and de ded without any
violation of the spirit Of Cbrs.an y and he would regret
tat ,p. feeling OF contrary nature should be manifested
Rev Mr. Perry replied and conebded that the Presiding
Elder Mr. Bangs did nothing but bis duty and that sub
oTonaton wa. nee sssry in the Church pacu. ry 10
Methodist Episcopal Church. and stated that there vas
any violation Of Charity not with them, but they
were forced here and although resistance 10 oppression
very honorable and that Brother Peass compared
by DR. Curry Hamden who in Eng and dared to brave
tie Knr ID set that bill rolling which evenuaed in the
raise Of the greatest the world saw he meaut
Oliver Cromwell But beside resist 'nce to oppres ion
her. was snch thing as Iebell and evolution aud
could obtain immortality Of d honor as well As OF pure
and HOLY fame He repudiated the idea that 10 this entire
proceeding the PRESIDING Elder acted, as was alleged
from feeling Of pslty Spite arising from tiunS as
pute of som. five years standing and Appealed 10
the W, II known purity and simplicity Of his character
Mr. Perry went over the history of the and con-
fenced that the Presiding Elder acted with view to the
Dr. Bond then addressed the Conference the part of
the ion He said h-t he would offer no apology
for caring in tho if it personal cOarover
sv he ". have been there but question OF
dcpne in which All interested AID in the sd minis
trst1p of that discipline mistakes might be made aud
wrong done without evil or bad in'eut Tas question
is this NAL admin traton and if it was 1t shout be
carefully looked into for this would settle the course OF
proceeding 10 such ca-es not only while Rev. Henm
Bangs would Presiding Elder but while anybody else
would
The Conference, the conclusion Of DR. Bends remarks
adjourned to half past o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Conference met at the house to which had adj
Oured and after the usual prayers the Bishop declared
the Conference ready to proceed to business
The Committee Memoirs reported the deaths of Rev
Vim X Stopford. Rev Cray, Rev. w. g. Is 4ngs Rev
Oliver SyIes, and gave brief review OF the NE o csen
On the OF Dr. Bangs, the second tuesday in De-
cember next appointed day Of prayer and solemn
fast with view to beg Of the Head of the Church to call
forth ltboTers III his Vim. yard.
The case OF Hemau Bangs then taken up aud the
spec fcaOns zach charge put separ ney The first
charge NAL administration, and this was declared not
ioveD by vote If 80 to &c. fhe second charge op
pres ion and the tab en- tho ddsatons
der the charge and then the charge ITSELF which was de-
clared not proven by vote OF Is TO o.
was then moved by Rev Mr. Scuddor that the charac
ter of the Presd ng Elder pas, which being seconded
passed unanim usly.
Mr. Perry then moved that the of Brother Hart
Pease be taken up This was carried and Rev. lismsn
Bangs rose aud said be had not presented any charges
against Brother Pease did he intend TO do So and bu
merely presented ths report of the Comm tee OF Invest
CATION
MIR Pease objected to the passing OF tho character il by
this the acts and finding of the Co nmeo that sat on his
| Gaze, would at the same time be approved
This led to heightened discussion but the Bishop
length decided that there could be no notice TAX IN on me
OF the Committee, un ess by special notion aud IN
the only question before the Conference IS the passing OF
tie character of Brother Pesse The character was nsA
| DR. Kcnnedy moved vote Of thanks to the presiding
Bishop aud ls having passed tho Bishop returned thank.
and xr the great pleasure he experienced in his sit
To New York meeting with his brethern aud becoming
| acquainted with may iii nds. lie incucated brohery
hove and muua cooperation. in order to the e-ct1d
sprAoiDg Of Chrss k gdOu and stated tina, before he
could again meet the brethren he would be able to judge
tor himself how much the r Church had done ia spreai
ing the of God he about to visit the nds
the Pacific and Oregon lilo then announced the follow
| ing appointments;
MN.lc1k CIR: JOhnst, 70 be supplied; Mad sOns',
John :. lnskp: For,ythst. Joseph B. WaSoley Cherry
Bsrt Pea.e Second st Robert Jessop; Ailrn.st Moses
| l. Scudder; Asbnry Norfolk ST Abraham ). Fraacisi
Nintr.st, Timothy C. Youbgs Seventies 81 John M Red;
Twenty sew. nth St. James Foy; Heddng Vii sion Scgsn-
ioentb ST. Seneca Rowland Onvle Mis- ion to be suppl
ed; East Chest,r NJ uut Vernon Mission Westchrser and
| West Farms VIM. II. Bang- Wm Porteus New Rochelle
BueI Gooos.n Msmaroneck Valentine Buck Rye, q id
Gilb IT. Seth w Scoed sup Port Chester aud King st,
| VIM f. Smith; Gretn~ich and Mauus, George H. Fuller;
Sauvich Roxbury, and Round HILL B-iJ anna kediord;
Stan ford Albert Nash Da len, Charles Bartlett; Pound
Ridge and High Rcge 'hn 4. Seleck Norwak, Morris
Hill Harvey Camp sup; New Canaan L'renz' ID Nicker
son John al Pease agent of the Peunsy ivana Colonial
tion Society and member OF Mad'sonst Quarterly Coat
| LoNG ISLAND DISTINCT Seymour Ltndon, T. e.
| B1OOklyh- Sandsst Henry j Fox, Mitchell IS Bull sup
piled y IL ST. John l. Glderi Washington ST. J"ha Men
nadav Robt Seney supplied Centenary Church Cas- ii.
" ittcar Geo Brown suppli,d PAcidc-st, John Mley
BROOKLYN Home Missionary William +. Collins stephen
| Ruslnvre supplied; CsTltonav Samuel a. Sea nan
Fltetst, Robert III Hatfield; Summerhrld W. T. Chap l.
David Osborne; D-an-st Nicholas Whit; East Brooklyn,
| Samuel W King; Atlantic Dock Mission Henry ID Ia
than supplied Eighteehths, New Utrecht. and Grave
send, VIM h. Ho,t Edward X. Fsnnngi Flalaads,
| Thomas II. Burch, Flatbush, II be supplied.
" G9i0anSLRrgh-FSt Church, Harvey Husted North
ftbst Charles Gorse: Green Point Mission G. Orge hol
lis; Grand St. John Crawford, WIismsburgh City MIS-
sion and Bushwlok Jos ph Law South lift 81 to Do sup
rli,d; Divtsion.sy, Juus Field Nesown, Nathan Ilo-
balls; Flushing liza Abbot, VIM ii. Glider, TO be supplied
| North Hampstead TO be supplied Glen Cove, a W IKE;
Norwich alo Oyster Bay, to be supphed Cold Spring,
Woodbury., and West Hill, John ". Leeke; Huntingdon
| and Loyds Neck, Edmund o. Bates; North P'rt and
| Centr Port. Henry L. Glover; Smhto"n, Joseph VA
dey Port jefferson be supplied Middle ISL and Mission
| 1lomas NJ Icny; Rvernead aud Jam-s2 'rI Frances u
Hid SouthOd and Cuichogue, Nicholas Orchard, Green'
por To- be supplied Oren Lttng Carpenter; Sag tar-
| Dor Charles Sieams; AmaganSttt Mission, samuel r.
Ioi nsun; Brdgehamptor, George Taylor; oIuhAmp w,
| Colingwood Rutherford; background Ezra Min-r West
Han lton and Mor'ches, VIM GothSrdi Pachosue James
D. Routon; nunt gton South Frederick W. SEER ram
| inAoale James NJ Bride; Hampstead samuel " smith
Henry Hatfield sutpled; Rockawsy John W. B W God !;
j males. John j. Matthias Union Place Mission 70 be
supplied; Joseph Henson Agent OF Newl ork Colonial
ton Society and Der of the Carlton av Quarterly
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