New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10

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Mr. f",,r i. MorS Of Worcester, Mass, stated that
Mt krmphalo of Rochester present, and as he was
not delegate TO the Convention, he moved that he be
invited 10 take part in the deliberations without vote
Substitutes and amendments offered 20 extend the
same invitation TO others but the original motion was
finally adopted
On motion of the Rev. Mr.. YouSe of st. Louis, the
same invitation was extended 10 the Rev Mr.. Smith of
On motion, the Convention then adjourned to meet at
- O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention assembled at ~ o'clock in the Hall Of
the Young Mons Christian Union, Buffalo.
The minutes of the morning session were read and an.
proved
The Committee on Nominations for permanent officers
of the Convention then reported as follows:
F@ pte'idoRt-G W; HrLME Of Newofieans.
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Tore Canada, :. f.. Jackson Pa
Re, soc,cta,i,-wnt J. Rhees of Washington Rev. w. T.
samuel Lowry, J Of cnennSIi W H jameson Of Boston; g.
The Committee recommend that the Business Commit
tee shall consist of instead of >.
On motion, the Report was accepted, and il was re-
solved that the Business Committee should consist Of in
steadof5
On motion, the Convention then proceeded to the cleo
ton OF officers when the whole ticket report
ed by the Committee, unanimously elected.
MIR. SMrHErT, the Chairman then resigned his posi-
ton 10
Mr.. G. W. HELME, who addressed the Convention in
brief but pertinent manner.
On motion of Mr.. You've Of st. Louis, the Rev Dr..
Thompson Of Buffalo invited to take part i'll the de-
alterations without a vote.
Mr.. Young of St. Louis made inquiry respecting the
fragments made for reporting the proceedings and
moved the appointment OF Committee 10 revise and pre-
pare them for publication.
On motion of Mr.. JAxEsoN of Boston this was laid on
the table.
Mr.. SNTHETT of Boston introduced the following
luton:
from each Society be pro rata P per cent
der constiiuency shall be entitled
On motion, this resolution was laid on the table.
Mr. YoU.G Of ST. Louis then moved that every morning.
Immediately after reading the minutes petitions, memori-
ais communications, resolutions &c, from the Associa
tons here should be called for and be first in
order.
This resolution adopted.
Communications from the ST. Louis and the Ncw-Or
leans Associations then read and motion referred
10 the Business Committee.
An invitation from the Young Mems Association of Buff
fao inviting the members of the Convention to visit their
rooms read, and the thanks of the Convention
turned
Mr. HoLI,xD of Toronto presented resolution which
lie Lad le n instructed by his Association 10 offer. On
molten il was referred to the Business Committee.
Tie business Committee through Mr.. RICHARDS Of
Wahngion then presented the following report and reso
buttons:
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Tie ucd states tId bIh IiIVuc 70 hod al anhai "a
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The Ooiai be requested make wdea
ier Of lei end condition which sa be embodied IL
IIoceC dn-s convention is report obe Published
Eoed That TO carry object persons shall be chosen
Conn to publish said report and hat one Of Them shall he
's from eli similar IN this and foreign
On motion The report received.
On motion the resolution of Mr. Smthe was then taken
UP and discussed at some length
Mr. SMITHETT of Boston advocated the principle of rep
resenaton presented in his resolution and was also sap
orted by essrs ELDRIDGE and JAMESON of Boston, and
orposed BY Mr. RHEEs of Washington Messrs LOWRY and
MiRsHALL of Cincinnati, Mr.. MONTGOMERY of Chicago,
Mr. UEIME of New Orleans Mr.. RICHARDS of Washington,
on the ground that it would give the Boston New York
Ass ocaon the entire control over the action OF the Con-
vention rs they had much larger number OF members
On motion of Mr.. Young OF ST. LOUIS, the RESOLUTION
was laid on the table, ,
On motion of Mr. ELDRIDGE, it was decided that all
votes should be taken by show of hands instead OF rca
Mr. c. f. BRowN delegate from the Association at
Quincy, Illinois, was introduced and took hs seat
The resolutions offered by the business Coinnce were
Nv KTMpsHAIL of Rochester offered resolutions
srectne the want of candidates for the ministry and
cmmendng the subject to the earnest consideration OF all
the Associations
Mr. r. MooRE delegate from Peoria Illinois, appeared
ard took his seat.
Mr. SYITHrTT of Boston offered resolution that a ma
iory of the Young Mems Christian Association should de-
eide at the end of two three years the propey OF
another Convention and the time and place at Wmch IL
should be held as well the business to be transacted
The resolution was laid on the table:
Mr. Jos H. MARSHALL Of Cincinnati, offered resolutions
Iofo otadn p1yI
benefit the condition of the aborng classes III our large
Referred to Special COMMITTEES Mr.. Marshall ef Gin
cnnaii, Mr.. Smithett of Boston, and Mr. Robinson OF
Springfield - W,
The Rev BYRON SUNDERLAND, delegate from WASH
ipcton ID. G.. appeared and took his seat.
The Business Committee then reported the order oi
exercises for the evening. As the Rev Dr. Lee b'hop Oh
Iva had bcen unable deliver the address expected 1t
was determined TO hear reports from the different ASsoca
The Business Committee also reported resolution that
the next Convention be held on the Isl tuesday OF june
1855, at Newly ork .,,
Mr.. JAMES NJ HoYT, a delegate from Cleveland, ONO,
appeared and took his scat -, ".
The Convention then adjourned TO meet az the f"s'
Church, at o'clock T. W.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention assembled in the Rev. DR.. Ihompsons
Church at o'clock. After appropriate regious eyer
cs,s addresses OF ten minutes length were deVeIeuoy
Nr HrIME of New-Oreans, Mr.. SNITHETT OF boston
Mir JyroRp of Portland, Mr.. NHIPPLE OF LoaIsVhie sr'
YorNo of ST. Louis Mr.. RICHARDS of Washington, NJ
UoILASp of Toronto Mr.. Lowry of CIncinRat anu Mr.
MONTGOMERY of Chicago. .,..,, &c
Tho Convention then adjourned TO meet at the rooms o.
the Y W. Christian Union, at9 clock A. ,oh i"'i!'
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