New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

.s,r. il . mott Of Their province TO express censare q
vsro public men FOE their political coE:dc IL that were
10 css MY hen they nigh, carn The light OF ccnsurils
"a cia evefy case tha vas even ro''e} oonnec
"a With the peculiar olces Of the ministry. ne, mere
oc ,orrA that they could shape resolution expressing
heir rCc-, hat Ire bi di not pas nio law Aaa tneu
ann a. Urstershlc illumination 10 carry INC ns,tef
hvurh N sose share, Without 'onNeaS ~. uiol 80
Gsiec's OF 'uccwen m Ae individual alluded 20 49, VIII
oui eny usor defects he drawing o.. ne oiL no
wcaG thoTesoro propose ;hc following substitute 'r mo
senh tSsolror instead o. she one psoposod oy he "ev'
R,.ss "a. 10 f> O v,s, .so. IN IRIS SER % .,ess,
les awakened rrOi sd ths
h rit :. " rene to 4 Ser s,.lsr a. 70 ~
/ The Rev. GEo. T. KxrELL moved that ,Ao whole
aliect be lad the table. 1t seemed to him thai tbs
c.rs, pursued in these resolutions very object orshc
He was avcrsc interfering with She scners laws - tho
,rX IL YVES the business % citizens such 20 under
ske scion with reference 10 the enactment the moi6
caon Of lays Il the Legislature attempted to mp,ss
avs which would have the eicc. o: enb lrassns heir
rkirr as n, ecclesiastical body, them indeed Il would
n, their business 70 speak out boldly and earssAy Bat
they haG 70 RICH; express their opinions on laws upper
-, mo l., the rhysiCil interests II the community. II
Won Id be- placing Themselves in false position aud making
hen selves ridiculous. lie thought they wcre Any
sforsirg bal precedent for the future. for If tho
Neha.s have rgh; - question and censuothe aes OF
ne T., eculivc IL relation q law IN winch they tec!
d.-r, ricrosti would not the Catholics have an equN
.bt 10 sict IT, same course with rccrrce q the use OF
the B:h. in ,hools. may be the Catholics consii@
sue "a No of the bible great an evil As We do The prevs
1
that 4 vi ole relative to the sh resolution be laid
oil rs ab. TIE question then pu by the President
when there appeared Tor this motion = votes. and against
II %.
IL, cov Mr.. ClApKE houghtha, the sixth AMI seventh
rso,u ems a we sui vent oppression 10 the wishes Of tho
Coufrace aeslcciuy the question already debated lie
houcht that these resolutions covered the whole ground
aud wer Tree from objection. lie would therefore
that The ,eport temperance as amended, should bc
adopted IS vi ole Tie resolution was carried
The Re- Mr. HsDsr RON missionary to the Scan iinavi
ans mex: srss ed the Conference in relation 70 the wants
ard rcurs,sae' of III sc people and recommended that
,i,.ctio,, DE "A zen up for thcm which accordingly
done. Aor what h. the Conference adjourned 10 - IN The
evening.
rvySiss sxss,os.
The evening season commenced at the above hosr.
Bishop W,uGH pres ding There avery numerous At
tendance both of the rnbers OF the Conference and the
atty of both sexes, who occupies, the gallery.
Resolutions expressive Of thanks 10 the Secretaries,
Trustees of the Church and their rends from whom tho
members had experienced OF hospitality and kindness.
were psssed The books read up and the closing
religious exercises follow u; The 2sis hymn was given
out BY IL. Rev. Mr. AGANl, aud prayer offered by
the gentleman
The BIsHor then rose and delivered the parting address.
He regretted his inability from fatigue aud exhaustion 70
perform this part of his duty in the he would like.
He was aware that their abors during the past year
attended with considerable yet he felt bound "
av that the field of their endeavos did not present the
zane amount of uitfunoss in years past There have
not been Ms many conversions they had right to
oect-and for conversions there substitute. lie
,xborted the members to continue With cbeerfu acques-
,epce the duties which assigned them at their
Inherent stations; and he reminded the people that
i was their duty TO submit to the appointments and
% receive their Ministers with Christian kindness
and cordalitv He knew that in the appointments he
WAS about 10 announce many would be disappointed, but
hat was inc, table. But was glorious consolation 70
all of them to know that whatever difficulties and disad
gantages attended their respective destinations these dit
,cultes and dsady anages Insignificant when con-
pared with the inestmabe blessings OF their mission AZ
er some other observations in encouraging and adoni-
ory tone he proceeded to read the following list OF ap
New YoEs DrsrRrcr-srsrrEx M.RrsD,tr rreaaps Eldsr
s's" ss r9T L Nf as;s ls:s;% w.;
ysns p wesssy Eishssnh. c , Lsis rAi' ao.
,os "Sgl;S % ESs;,
born, Tsnyo~n I'd Keys, Dobbs seny Thomas G. chsdwss
Psre,ssrrsIf DIsrser-P RICE PRESIDING rnsPoqshte.r
King r1 %s st: a o wv sssfa p aSS:
py mls sG S5o DSSs ' s Sg sa:
SS; P s% l1 ssgyI snS y s"s . D.sa
sS1s3 Sf sy~s %.i KJ sSf sE Ga% Ss %
S,esS.; rf'1 yG,sas
Sd:og r. rs'osy %s'
sa iaISs,% ;0ss ;asss =; ~
sssSaiy : G Perry Pse Plains ". Browning Mnsa HSs.
W Good' Copaks, r. Lent spsncsrown, wNdl New
Brush Hldale j. G. Lent; Egrcm0Bt j. Jones' MOI
fo Lyman; Goshen TO be supPld Ashlesie Molnanss
DIsTRICT-s yss DguzEs Presiding Elder
Ps'tsSie Birck GiboS. Vale; Liyingsonyiie HAL,
Durham. Wright; J. NJ Conbcr; COeymsns Hollow
VIM Co.'s Csssl and Cosaekie r. Lodge and Ell C,irv.
Cd Hi; Paienyie Stoddard; Saugerties Blake; MID
lsn smith; Lexington Henry cousimani Korrsh, W. /
ti,on, Chsrioite.ie m Chip; Jefferson O. Mahsvs
MosrIciLLo DsrRcT-JoHN D. BEscH Presiding Eder-Nas- >,
Smith; Liberty. H. Len0nt; CslcooD Draw; Bes. D.
erk Baker, COlehs.tsr j. Norris Depost Zachary Cam
49, EllerOn Middleton, BlOOmDs
Nai,sboo Mass; Elenyie Jno Robnson Nsponock a. s. s.
Brown; MsTbletowD " Bsnss Olive, Pnney Woodstock
lindsey
NEwbUsGH DIsrEIcTABIaroR NJ OsIoRs Presiding Eldsr
l. Second Church Walsw0rth;
sdxads; West d. c Van Gosbecki 0acyle, Pisftki G. z
hsm, New Palz p Turner; Kingdom A. ChAker RopA a.
ut s. Fitch Marlboro Hawkhurst Mongomsy T. Stout o. 20
ben z Okiey Sugar Loaf W Boomer; New'Wndso A. Fish
The reading Of the above appointments closed the pro- o
eedings, after which the Assembly separated.