New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04
PUBIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BIBLE rNIoN-ASNUAL

The Union icas-epblci 10 O'Clock on Thur-iay-
uc ProsidCn. the Rev. d.. ARsiTAGE. IN the chA.r.
After devotIons. exercise. Mr. DUTFVLD Of Ken
lucky Chairman # the Committee 90 Nomination
su.ntcd tho -utioncC list Of nominations for Officers
for Il Convection.
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J re erderis-t Ae Rev. DeoI-r 5" Etou. D. d H4nl-
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Pens Elwa1d J.rres Albany The Rev. e. Crane. No. tue
Hon. I.a.1 yi v .s. ,.r k'V T. C. J'a,' So.:'.S "a
70 key T. St-insirl ~ Tii1 - ~ IL I-.ttn1n.
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cJ r..ul-y Prot W Duncan. Heg 0T.sals the nv.
HiH kq5lon Esa3 III Ll.1Id H Ne Eey J. I: B st.
YoIk be Rev " W Ey4lt-. D D. hl'ls ia. Croatia,
Nis.o,I lane, Lyor, OBJ, Tho1a. P Miller, N bic,
Rev, ). fyp,r D. Michigan; Same. B,ser Brookyl T.
S Whitney. New. York. -,
fsC,ti.c Sc 81, , sS,7rlSsC 4 4 3 BuLs
Ho,eqt,, J,- ne, ,.'-,c-TaoEa, ThSm,' Nt~Yo's
Brootyni sayes Brooklyn J. T. Smith Ne"-fo'ki Geo.
Na,aq.-. f- ore Se1--Lucus Crsnd. in Place Of R.
l,cr the report of the Committee read sharp
discussion grew out of DR.. Judd crtcslns the acton Of
the Ccmmtee i'll leaving out 81 the Ils' OF Manager
nc1,ine,cd by them The Names Of q. W Able md Z.
H. TTipp two members OF tie Old boar Inc Kew.
Dr Lilly moved that the name OF the Rev. Dr. Eaton
. substituted place Oi tAc iirN w. ~ iHt
motion was voted Gown by a large majority, call
for the urevius que stion sustained and the report
va, adopted almost unsn motsly
ON tab ing the chair for the new year, the Kew Dr.
ArYtThGE made a bret address in which he vindi-
Gated Liu,. from charges which the Rev. DIR. Maclay
Lad been led to make against him IL pamphlet issued
by him.
be ak to be laid the table 20 be voted upon next
year Tie resolution called fol such amendment TO
lie Cons tutIon that the positions of President Of the
Union ana Cisir1nen Of the Board of Managers will
10. be required TO be filed by the same person. On
motion, the proposition to amend was Indefinitely post
poued.
Tie reports Of the COMMITTEES on The German and
Spanish Scripture aud Publication wert received and
adopted The man facts contained in them have al
ready been published in the report of the Board of
Managers.
The Onion then took recess to 81 O'Clock.
The body rea sembled at the time stated After a
free conference in which various addresses were aadc
The Rev. JUSTIN ID. FULTON offered the subjoned
preamble and resolution:
Iuasuuch differences # opinion may have existed or
exist H. H. uterpreiAt, Of any rule or plan adopted by
EcsoitA That H. every viii r1iiy adhere to
The great principle aL which ~ hf- 'tartrd nm,
Il .se Jripi, aid t That the plans adopted by me
t.,.r are iat Lt'.l, sppi.d in carving them out
The ro,oution adopted.
The Committee on the English Scriptures next re-
ported through their Chairman, the Rev. Mr.. WHEEL
oCK The main facts connected herewith we've con-
toned ~ the report oi l!lt l'udTu 81 mbHhStIS'
The Committee on Obituaries reported. The report
announced the death of the Rev. y = Church of 1t.
Louis the Rev. Joseph Burden and the Rev. Samuel
H. Kelly who during ther lives were active aud zeal,
ous supporters of the Bible Revision movement and
coucluded by passing euogies upon their character.
The report was adopted.
rc-oluton Of thanks TO the Committee of lnyesti-
cation for the faithful manner in which they had per
foinCd tior duties and appropretlng moneys 10 pay
tie cxpeI scs OF the members OF the Committee in pur
suing its Investigations, was adopted.
The report Of the Committee ON Library was also
received and adopted.
The Board then took a recess til y o'clock.
In the evening the Rev. DIR. BELL and Mr. d. p.
HENDERSON Of Kentucky made able addresses on be-
half of The Revision cause.
Resolutions of thanks TO the ladies of the BroOme
street Church for the ente anment they had furnished
TO tie members and otLc secular press for their reports
OF The proceedings Of tie Union were unanimously
adopted.
The Union then adjourned sine die.
The Reporters desire 10 express their thanks to the
Rev. G. a. Buckbeo. the Recording Secretary TOR ia
elites furnished by him during the Convention.