New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION AIo Ap,ocsSsrsr.
Ni&s<'' M lime IL

observation-disclosures SESSION AEo ADJOURNMENT
FMpAr, June ~.
rha Sxnora met pursuapt to adjournment at Il
.o'clock The proceedings were opened with q prayer
iby the Rev. Mr.. WHITEHEAD.
ON motion Of the Rev. Mr.. Srinsos II was
p,a TIA, the General synsd adjourn ct II o'clock to
re - ~, ccle.isfe Churehin Forsyth st.. NswYork.
The Rev. A. PoLHEsUs, Of the Committee on inc
prf.sorate reported ssd recommended that the mat
tor Of changing the time Of the annual meeting o, inc
hoard of Supern,endents be referred to that Beard Tor
their consideration
The Report was adopted, MI.
1he Row Mr. LORD, Of the COMMITTEES on Domestic
Missions. presented the Report IL states una. nieen
new Missions have been eetaoisneu curing .le !eai
Appended to the Report were esoiu''onS u" 'uo''"'
as follows: a., a.s.,.,.v
recommends that action be taken to meet me asneeney
Regrets that ia ehurches have made no Contributions
ing 1s s S.ou. C.e. ,ppOnt Standing Committee upon
The resolutions were adopted.
The Special Committee TO whom was reierred tn ne
comparison of the form for administering the Lorn
Supper with the original with the view oil retransia-
ton of come of its parts, reported. They presented
prined revision of the FORM Thereport was acceptei
and the further consideration OF II was po'tponeu u'
the adjourned session TO meet in October next.
THE NORTH cARoLISA CHASSIS
The Rev. Mr. VAy DER WEIR offered the following
cesolution. which was adopted by large majority;
Dc ,eousst.d 10 reconsider the withdrawal Of his papers,
I leave them in hands the Synod until their meeting ia
The WV. j. r.. TAYLOR, in behalf Of the Commit
fee apponted TO prepare resolutions expressive OF the
sense Of the Synod toward the Rev. Mr. Butler, the
Commissioner from the ClaSss from North Carolina,
and toward that Chassis reported the fJowins reso-
lutions:
ude TO God the noble stand maIsnea oy 's Uvraa ne
doctrines OF the Reformation against the errors OF the MeT
Rrsoed That this Synod suffer the Rev Mr. Butler
retire its session without expressing their kndest feelings
most cordial ofihe hearty and prayel sympathy Of
Reformed Church In their efforts to maintain and spread
there the Gospel an to establish their Seminary OF learning
esored That we commend these brethren the material
aid the Churches and them that the doors OF our The
logical Seminary cordially thrown wide open TO such
their pous youth may time wish TO asa themselves
Of lis advantages.
The Rev. Mr. BUTLER subsequently addressed the
General synod. He said that he mad been at loss 10
know how act the matter since being informed of
the recent action of the Synod. He was willing upon
the urgent request OF members OF this Synod to incur
the heavy responsibility of leaving the papers, and
meantime he should return TO North Carolina aud
consult that Chassis the subject. In yielding TO
this request he wished distinctly understood that he
and his Chassis wished to cause no disturbance IN the
General Synod.
The Rev. II. ID. GANsE, of the Glasses of Mon
mouth, said that at the moment Mr. Butler asked to
withdraw his application there were many on the floor
who whatever might be the feeling of the Synod with
regard to the application, desired To utter their dissent
to remarks of some of the previous speakers. lhey
felt that as Christians and as Elders in the Church of
Christ they ready TO meet any great moral ques
ton which God in his providence should bring INTO
their body, and ready to meet it and discuss 1t
fully and frankly. He knew that he was speaking
the minds of many the floor when he said that they
were glad to have the question brought before them
It shall not be shrked. They would not hide behind
the door as if from bugaboo and cry g DO go away
Several members arose in the Synod and said that
they indorsed the sentiments of Mr.. Ganse.
After the election OF officers OF the different Boards
and the transaction of other unimportant business
the General Synod adjourned to meet in New YORK on
the fourth Tuesday in October.