New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

enable, bi,, 70 .nv. Take Inv arrow back snd ID
with II What you SiI " The apology just n-oe y
wore than the original insult. he Wa IN % neel y.
trimming bis course here N order 20 DC lss %
home. The importance OF the southern charcees y
this Board i valued according :" the anolnt ot tsir
contributors We nav give bat little, Dat WIS We
do give i given freely and earnestly, As mach 50
the eou buttons of any other part OF th5 ehlrch lie
Cboctsus are condemn I'd here for violating cOmpacts,
and YET here i an open recommendation By the al
tk6 rtis OF this Board 20 violate IL compact Win M
southern churches. Oar iaier,s may BE- sEl7A ost L
mus. Be held sacred: If not then beware al Sc small
stockholders in monied corporations. Faith VIII be
kept iih you according 10 tie weight Of our change
upon the counter II is assumed here that these laws
90 not express the sentiments Of the ChOctaw people
but how i that kr-wn L, is completely retuted by
your own COME scion thst the ChOctaw Council are
elected am usliy by the people and in these result
tons you propose TO array this Board against the
legislative action OF that nation. Why not DO the
same ia Turkey and ei-e Shere
TLc Rev Dr.. TILER favored concession and
wished harmony. and suggested the omission Of the
Iesoluiious.
The Rev. Mr.. PATIsS considered this would be
like omifting the application To sermon. These
FsoluiioDs essential to the perfection Of the re-.
port. and nOfhTg el-e Will satisfy The people anu
cl.rgy Of New England
Tie Rev. DR.. RIDDLE rec arded this sn effort 10
procure BY means u outside and temporary pressure
the Endorsement Of Secretary Treats letter 10 this
Mission which had b, en- heretofore refused. Tns
citemen's and political agiaons 10 sway ITS Setlop
or II may -epent W IN t~o lare.
Dr. BtCOs read d.. Treats letter Of ls4s a. con
tanning the principles o. the correspondence of the
Prudential Committee with 'he Choctas mission and
nation.
Dr. SrrRrEv,vr of Illinois sAid the Western
CLurcbes dtrusied the position Of this Board on the
sui -ct Of Slavery, ana nothing less than the adop-
ton Of these resolutions would retain them IN connect
ion with il.
The President suggested the reference Of this
whole subject back 20 the Prudential COMMITTEE
ph col fdence Ia their WI. action He thought ID :
e1citr. delaie ant GIy!son OF the )ard upon the
vote osi unhappy.
Dr. PoxRoY knew il would be DISASTROUS to the
BOARD bot to pass these resolutions
Dr. BEEcHER knew the M1-t whore he hal lived
t~,Liy five year. They llvcd this boafi-oui II you
with To retain tb,r sympathy y0u must adOp these
resOlu uns-and If you don 90 u now yol VIII never
/ have another chance
The Rev. MIR. HoLBRooX said the Board must de-
I fine iis portion IN order ~ st,i-fy The West.
DIR. ADAMS favored the Presideuts suggestion.
Our action must he uniied, AMI 10 order 20 this we
must have the facts spread before The business
was now Incomplete, aud the Prudential Committee
might properly resume it, AMI report another year.
DIR. SMITH thought as III resolutions were brought
up we must face the matter and act. he offered an
amendment, which was finally adopted, iut0r-ing the
action Of the Prudential Committee, a. far r. kH3rR
/ or cC8Jietd.
DR.. ToDD said tho Bay State demanded these reso-
TUTORS rs well a. the West add the Granite state.
DR. HUMPHREY dared not decide so grave a m utter
hastily, and at ~ late an hour.
DR. HAwEs favored the adoption OF the resolutions
as amended by DR. Smith
The Hon Mr.. DICKSON sad the subj ct could not
be wnked out Of sight. We must not shrink IRON
the responsibility OF action.
Dr. AD,Ns pressed bis motion for the reference Of
the Report 10 the Prudential Committee, which was
lOst by a vote OF IS 10 l9.
The Report and Resolutions amended by D..
Smith, were then adopted after which the Board
adjourned until morning The audience was immense,
and they emed 10 listen with Intense interest 70 III
dscu.son, though prolonged until after II O'clock.
lie Board and the Assembly seemed animated by a
strong auti-SlsyeTy feeling and we're Anti-Nebraska
out and ont.