New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-22

OF ;s mtmotp, Two osho'0 A''''" ~
DR. Ludlow said he did rot desirc 20 proceed.
The Rev. Mr.. MiLisxD, OF Yonkcrs wished - M -
Can a Churh withdraw from Thu A-''"l''' "''"""'
Mrsnsa-Th- j. not dcbaieabl.
TIE Rev. NJ. ORcniRp-Iw.-hto ine rifo mpy'h1 l.
Norfolk.-t. Church in good -tandin,
Tho Rev: Mr. ia. kus"as proceeding; sh." Ta.'.m
quired What IL the question: Mr. ll.iey, NJ No'en'
Mr. Corey and others claimed the door 1
MODERATOR Gentlemen. lake your seats me ,haI,
d.cid.s that the motion granting the Seriok 'n"i'"
lo,er OF dsmission. reference 20 The dinicuI'ies DC
tween that aud the stsnton-t Chaf'h i in order.
ne Rev. Mr.. M. Chairman. this i solemn,
cave and norieniou~-
MoprRa roR-Ths brother is out o: erGc-, 81; down
Docs any appeal from The Chair
Rev Or. BEroHsR--Mr. Chairman with Gi due &c
spec, 10 your years and superior knowledge must appea
fr,m YOUR decision .
Wo1rr,roR-sia,ed in his decision a. above and ssid
" Shall the decision Of the Chair be- sustained y
The Rev. Mr.. COREY proceeded 20 remark CT tic af-
peal. . IL,
Dr. AnsIT.GE"C Can there be reference, ST. 70 the
"prncples involved, at any stage of the proceedings
MoDERaroR-No Sir, two Churches mus unite in
complaint or else reflection be made upon any
Churchs standing belonging 10 this Body. Indeed
doubted whether when the letter from Scrokst was be-
ing read yesterday il in order, but &c; r pass &c 10
one objected.
Mr. WILLARD called for the reading Of the ih Article
of tie Constitution and proceeding TO cay, This
Subject Sir-when several and deslred 20 be re-
coenized by the Char.
cry Mr. Chairman much you please.
Mr. MiIL,RD still standing said II the Chair decides
"that am not in order, appeal.
MoDERAroR-Very we'll appeal. Now, brethren, sheii
the Chair be sustained
Mr. GERRAKp-Whose appeal are we to vote upon, Dr.
BeecIer'. or Mllsrds!
MoDEEAroR-Why Mr.. Milcrd can appeal, he -ss o.:
of order.
The Rev. Mr.. LUDLOW explained
MopIRaroR explained that il wrong that the letter
had been read yesterday II iliegi'mae subject
Dr. AsIrAGE-Wi the Moderator be so kind ~ to sho"
in what particular the Church did wrong in making true
report OF itself 10 this Body 10
Mr CoyrLI-T rise To- make statement lcries OF or-
der Order! u have right 10 speak on ms sapJec;
MoprR.roR-You are cut order Brother CoveH VII
Mr.. Covr1i still striving to speak.
Mr. SouTHwoRTH laid object anu call Tor ths q'es-
ton. - .., :; a.; J.,
oisien! -,..,.
Mr. COvELL still standing, said: Amemoer OF ms boay
has saadercd another member and now asks 10 be as
missed No Sir We can't give letter under 'nese CIR
ouras:anccs. Cries OF Order
Mr. Hscos rose to explain There was some d7pos,ton
10 s,su 10 the reverend gentleman. tie sad as the pas
tor OF the Senton-st Church he wished for about one mn
Deacon H. PHELps-I would like TO allow him TO pro-
coed if it in order But though he my own pastor
still with all kindness, must object
WILLI.H CoLGATE, an aged gentleman said, iaproound
silence being obtained 10 hear hm:l we nave mSn,y
question before touching the harmrny I" feeling and
action in this Association and we ought 20 &C, no' 'ashy
I'm, calmly worthy the Ciiy-the great City and age We
live in Here church that ASKS letter OF dlsmssion
from u.s. She asks il respectfully and kindly and pany
STATES her reason. There is unpeassntness here NOW
haven't we got religion love- patience enough 10
kindly consider her request and TO try perhaps and Ind
better way way OF reconciliation and removal OF inc
unpeasantress We ought TO move with greet canton
and care We may pass in hot haste DECISION 70
day that Will lay the foundation fo- tears.
The hour of adjournment arrived and tho ASSOCIATION
took q recess until q o'clock After the usual opening
exercises in the afternoon the business OF the morning was
resumed
The debate was continued by Messrs. BEEoHsS, PHIL
Fps, CHURCH, MILLER, FLYNN, GERHARD, AhHiTA1h,
GILLETTE, CoLEGArE, BARRIERS, GooDwIs, ORCHARD,
SourBwoRTH, RAFFERTY, and ZEBLEr, and finally the
question put, Shall the decision OF he Char stand
. es the Judgment of the house " and the Char wa sus
tanned
Mr. SourHwoRrH desired to add to bis motion to grant
the request of the NOriok-s Church and 70 Ee'4in
ther letter sent 10 the Association much az relates
" To Stanton-st.
The motion was divided. The request granted.
But the second proposition OF Mr. SoCrHwoRTH was ost
Rev. DIR. ORcH,l offered the following
Rted That in granting the Of tho Norfolk 81 Chu
IN the
tie letter respecting the Stsntcn-st Church.
The resolution lost after which the meeting TOOK
short recess.
The Rev. DR.. OSEKEs came forward according 20
leevous cement and made most thrilling address
respecting the religious expressions OF Europe A. re
will be in New next Lori sdsy, hs statement hero
omitted.
Several Committees reported, and the Association finally
adjourned in apparent good feeling after some appropTi-
ale remarks by the Moderator and benedic'icn