New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25
SECOND DAY-AFrEPSOOS SEs>i0S.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. FAS BoKEELES OF lDeo!t'
MIL. nd.


Mills, Nd.
The following resolutions adopted:
Eheo' Both the local srd he genera efficiency Of any
T'on increased Or diminished IN proportion 81 n chii-
snd more leg e@ar, eefned ana 0a,,.a.
oc,fe. where Young Men. Associations be
+, or tou organized the above points; therefore
s r.sn Assoe.ti5n Sceis:y aca has for il object
y tIuttion md the deye IN of Christian
A0..ea That iOr the paIpoe Of giving The acbp.
distinctive Specification, we recommend 70 The sew "a
a1f in comz-uuion With Evangelical Chutchss.
Mr. RHFEs Of Washington, D. c., reported for the
COMMITTEE Oh Perioci ais, recommending the Central
Committee to publish quarterly journal as soon as
sufficient number Of subscribers can be obtained to
iDtIuc the payment OF expenses.
1kis Journal to be the organ OF communication be-
tween the Central Committee and oil other As9Ocia-
tiors 10 contain hints for the formation OF new Asso
cgtiOns foreign religious intelligence, &c. No edito
rial to be- admitted except in explanation of the objects
OF the COnicc Grafton, or IN answer to Inquiries. The
price proposed If fifty cents year ana as soon as
i've hundred Subscribers are obtained the work Is TO
be commenced. Messrs. ". III. Neff, Robert Moore,
Samuel Lowry, Jr., WD. +. Mitchell and A. C. Neave
all q Cnoiupati are the Committee OF Publication
20 v hOn communications should be addressed.
The Convention then proceeded 10 the election OF
Central Committee for the ensuing year with the Toll
lowing result:
Wna. u. Nea, ROh- Moore ssai Lowry, r., A. G. Ees,s
w. ;. Mitchell Ciucnn9,i, Ohio -Patou hn2'ion, { W
ia C. Jones Chalest q, C.; l.atdnE Eew.Oilesns la
J. BacOu flaDCisCO Cal n tchcock 81 Louis, NO
These constitute the executive agents Of the Con-
ve1tion and their duty is to establish systematic
respOndence o 20 the prosperity and welfare OF The
various associations in their respective districts, and
10 establish new ones and 10 promote generally the
objects ofthe Union.
After discussion Of the time and place for the mex.
Cony eutOn-invt8tions having been received from
Montreal Troy, Pitt burgh Washington aud Rich
mond-on b,Otin, Montreal, Canada, was selected as
The place and some time III July as the time for tle
next Annual Convention.
Mr. BEoiDwELL OF Cincinnati offered resolution
expressing the regret of the Convention that many of
he prominent associations in the country were not
represented here and extending the hand OF ChriiIan
fellowship and sympathy toward all Other associations,
anc rcquest ting them 10 join the Confederation and
eerd delegaies to tbe next Convention.
Various resolutions OF thanks were passed to The
citizens Of Cincinnati, for their hospitality, TO the re-
poeTs OF the Press railroads for facilities, to the
Church where the Convention met to the President
for his ability in conducting the deliberations and hs
efficiency during the year rs General Secretary, :.
After PRAYERS by Mr.. Clement of Buffalo and Mr..
Hickey Of Rochester, the Convention pro ;ee1od in
b,i, to vi,i The roo of the CDci matt Young Meas
C rs,an Association and those Of the Mercantile LIZ
blafV Association