New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

the nfuer CO which the Christian church hsd M
The bIscks, owing TO emsDcpstis,. He zpu,d 49,
SAY hat ne woald DO, exeGd Christian feIlo.,S;a -
slsveholderr.
The Rev DIR. How said that the prooosso,. -,
hoee who favored emancipation di3 no. give ,hs ~
sra.eo slaves the privileges Of free men, we ala -
dc this in te North. We cru.hei them in H. -
aDo held the there Heooe the em4ncip,tsd 49,
trued out thieves AID pjlferers On -sunt ~ ~.
North uolna had bsen compelled TO ss h.s -
prtssi stiop
Mr. = ne Question of emanl re-, ., o.,
NOT 80 ~ Al We proposed rs sass a.
VI clscoD tersIce slavery as a SIP, though d.
compelled by the necessity OF the case to eesc.
Rev Mr.. Vas LEW was opposed 20 N,
4. preamble. He ~anud To have toe op.s.s,
az scion or nna admssioa settled without relersoc,
a. avery st all.
Eioer THOMAS JEREMIAH was in favor OF N. rasn
lotion of Mr. Garse because be did desire 70 to,
go sn expression of thsir Indignation agaiat H.
system of Slavery, although they might extend IA
band Of fellow ship to Christians who slsveAssjey
not by ~ oi.e
The Rev. Mr.. HuLBuRr said IL tho preamble VA
inter dec TO sppy only % hs northern Stairs he hsd
no otiectiops 30 ii but h. oppossd to oar prs
scribirg conscience for the ChrRnaus o. Nora
Carolina.
Elder Bacon Of Utica said that bearing certain ".
maiks which he had, he bad fancied himself ea,r;As
back quarer OF a century Or el,e the speakers h.S
could corcerve of instances where men ~Ao wsr.
slave oldeis wee entitled TO Christian felos,hi,
Hut such lostances we rare. But be VINO woulS Coz
tend thar Il was night o bold men as chs,tel--to b
Owned az fCs footed beasts- he speaker did no, BE-
lieve wac enlire1 to Christian fellowship He h,a
been glad TO ear the lesrned doctor adn tia, Abrl
ham was not slavehodsr In heaven. He believed
that God desired 10 rave His will done on earth |.
was in heaven. He copcurred in the view OF Ii.
Rev DR. Reihuno thai the shouli not 20 4, of thsh
way 10 yet them selves into iii Ncuty lie had al wsy
iehcaed himself with the icea that he beongel 20
church which had 40 correction with slavery. Ii TIE
North Carolina classs sas admitted t0ey would have
10 speak of Slavery, and i. wolld ever be bone of
conepiiou until the church would become divides.
Although IT hi. hi be sale a minority shoud not q
wsye be Prupbling; yet MINOR hzd its rights, AMI
one Of them was 10 he head. He thought that itws
easier 10 Keep Slavery out, than to admit aad hen put
IL ont.
The Rev. Mr.. PHEIrs saii thst he soua not COO.
scentiousy vote sgsiost the reception of tho clssSs
as II wouc establish test which he tho h, the Scdp
lures ould not warrant
The Rev. Mr. WILLIAMSON was opposed "a admit.
tirg The class-. it would be The of dividing
the church, OF creating feuds bet s.ea m.mb.r, and
between NE II beis md pastot. He would recommend
those brett en Of North Ca DINA seek foe alvisson
into The Presbyterian church, whore their presence
would not be an element of dscord any creator than
they had Low.
The Rev. Mr.. PELTz favored the pre- nbe of Mr.
Cause. lie said that place the m4ter on a basis OF
truth. ~ was not compromise IN whlch pom co.,
ceded little.
Tie Rev ID d Dem.Iest said that this preamble
asserted nothing but Whist had been a 1sertcj to be
the n al wants OF the brethren of North sroins he
would pot be prepared 70 vote for reception without
p can bic.
The Rev. Mr.. GASsE said he would have been glad
had the Chassis lever a, plca'ion To this synod
or if they would withdraw thu Application; Blu, he
would not ask them 10 DO 30. This matter b "a come
efore them sought; he was willin, and ROY 70
"A a n. nd he n
Providence Of God might bring upon them M the dis
chsrse Of heir evident dut'.
TIE hour FOR adjournment bsviog arrived, the synpd
az journed 70 meet at ociock on Thursday.