New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14

pledge otfseives 10 oeVo'0 ve sneih'<s w, n
Ard our prayers to he removal Of thing which
threatens 10 s.ver .bo.e Christian bends. Brethren Of
the United States call upon you 20 aid os N tins
vo,k. Aid us in The ballotb1i aid Us by infuenceg
the Pysss; aid US IN your fsniies aia counting
,b1ve all by your prayers at Throne OF Grace; anu
nav He who + Prince of Peace grant thatihe strong
tie which binds our hearts III Chrstian love, may
never never be severed. II Co,,.
In, Ob,o from the Committee 10 whom was referred
the question whether the Convention may Consistently
pace any resolution concerning the exlsng arons
between our respective counthes repaf'eu the oio"
ing; ....,,n ,o III. purpose Of Gu, organization
tie INTRODUCTION OF merely political ot OF
d.ba.e; yet recosuzpr must, ths; srsod clement OF
pure intelligent CArsasny which stamps me consistent
10 % s ou B 81 sae r aa.. in
relations be~ the two eoqntes ne snsv'e
cool " di,y ..oraie judsment calm ana and united
PRAYER to God that he will direct Csbne ana temper ,as
tide Of popu sympathy insure peace and advances Inc
knscom " chrst among men; therefore, -
R,o..s Thai. With view to secure peace ee recon- ON
Confederation observe the , Tac.dIy Aygss day
Of special to God nd the eserel.s Of
bold on cha, cay two syer mee'!,., viz: one at os9s.
with cae mind our ma 3 20 Seat
Rored That rors may The ndueem.n's 20 the pres
State. Gres, Britain respectively these considerations
que power when we consider the relation which these
Two counties sustain in the Providence Kingdom
Oro and SAVER Jesus Chr't and its e.tashsnt in
the earth
Toy Of Ohio, Mr.. WATKINS OF Richmond, and Mr..
NrrF the President, were unanimously adopted.
Mr. II. c. McCoRNIcK, ir. OF New York was unani-
mously requested to address the Convention in the
evening.
SECOND DAY-THTRD SESSION.
The religious exercises were conducted by the Rev.
Mr. SMITH of Cincinnati, and the Rev. MIR. LITTLE Of
Cley, land. Addresses were then delivered by Mr..
". C. LAyspoN Of Washington, Mr.. THos. II. GLAD
I Nv " a. Mc('oRMIC< ir of New
York and Capt. RICHARD GIRDLER of Boston.
Or motion Of Mr.. SHELDON of Troy the Convention
ed TO nominate place 10 hold the next annu-
al Convention Mr.. WAiKISs OF Richmond Va. nom'
mated the city be represented and Mr.. EMMELL nom-
mated Ne wark, \. j. Ga bal.ot it was found that
Richmond Virginia, was unanimously chosen as the
place 10 be re recommended TO the Associations for the
fourth annual Convention.
THIRD DAY-MORNING SESSION.
The religious eXerclses were conducted by the Rev.
II. l.. DISMoRE of Oswego, n. I.
Mr. NEFF presented the report of the Central Com
miitee for the year, which was adopted
The Report givee account OF the operation OF the
Committee in releton to lectures, the est establishment OF
a Journal issuing travelling certif ate, ETC. The
Report Of the Treasurer showed the receipts 10 nave
been s4O2 5O the expenditures 1896 ls-Sth bal
ance in the treasury OF Sc 80. There were also one
hunc red copies of the Journal OF the Cincinnati Con-
yeption on hand to be sold at 90 cents EACH and one
hundred ,Isveng certificates at 81 each.
Mr. RHFEs reported relative to Lectures, that CIR
culsr had been sent TO each Association asking tor IN
or1pation NJ what Lectures they most DESIRED ana
letters had also been sent TO eminent gentlemen who
had given their approval Of the plan proposed Among
thes we've the Rev AODzo Potter, the Rev. u. w.
Bethune DR. Alien, President Of Guard College, Prof
j. ID. Dana of Yele Prof Eiw. Hitchcock OF Anhers',
Pref. Alexander OF Princeton, the heV' n. Murray
D. D., Etc, etc. -
The Quarterly Reporter, or organ OF the Confeder,
alton, wss reported 10 have circulation OF thousaod
cop,s the lsgest number being taken In Cncinnati,
n 4 A Ilv1u
in the whole of New England:
TIE thanks of the Convention were rendered TO the
Central Committee for the manner in which they had
discharged their cu.es.
On motion of Mr.. GILcHRIsr Of Charleston the
Committee were instructed to inquire into the expe.
dency of publishing The Reporter monthly instead OF
quarterly, and it was resolved that the deiegates
present should make themselves agents 70 extend Us
circulation. ,
Reports from tx Association in Cleveland were made
by The Rev. JAMES EELLs, ir, of Cincinnati by the
Key THOs SMITH Of sE,inghslS II Gy a. Of Bur
falo by lie Rev. W. a. De PuY of New.AIbany,
Ind; by w. II. DANIEL of Louisville Ky; ny G. A.
Hull Of Oswego, N. Y; by the Rev. II. L.. DIN
MORE of Montreal: by +. Z: GR.TroS OF Harrisburg,
Pa; BY S. A. HOLMAN of Washington, ID. C.; by
VIM. j. RBEEs Of Richmond, Va; by j. Is. WAT
KIys of Chareston, S. c.; by r. c. GILsHRIsr. Let
I, rs were ao read from Portsmouth, n H.; Hartford
Conn., Lafayette, Ind; st. Louis, Mo-; New'Or'
|, ans, La; Alexandria and Portsmouth, Va.
THIRD DAY-sLCOND SESSION.
Mr. RBEEs OF Washington, from Special Commit .
tee reported resolutions relative to the pupcaHon OF
the journal of proceedings of this Convention, that
Del, gates should make known the number Of copies
wanted, and that the report be issued within TIVE
months, ar d the statements relative to the sssoca-
tions be published in the Quarterly Reporter
Mr.. HAlBERr of Buffalo offered a resolution re-
que stir the Central Committee 70 submit specific
al the NJ 1t Convention. Adopted.
Mr.. HALBERT Of Buffalo moved the appointment OF
~ 20 dol ofaa IN
Allotted and Messrs. Habert, Baylis, ano ID. r. Eels
kr. +. u. GRArros of Montreal offered solution
requesting the S to take for tho
Mr.. SHELDON of Troy, from the Business Committee,
reported in favor of the resolutions offered they
Boston delegation and they adopted. They relate
70 the Mt gps Of the herd OF God N these fouog
Il eren all thoee who love the Lord Jesus IN OF
whatever name or sect; expires, belief that 6y
me ans Of Christian Associations tie mem oers OF the
true church universal will be eventually drawn out
from the world that young men are peculiarly cal ed
to this work, and that Gas nothing can separate rs
from the lose of Christ we cannot lose sight, under
"aBy circumstances, Of our brotherhood in Him."
A resolution offered by the Rev. JAMES EELLs, Jr.,
of Cleveland, " That the vitality Of the Associations
can be peIpetua.ed only by the actre efforts Of the
IN. mbeis in the cause Of the Redeemer," was
adopted.
Aresolution by Dr. ]. d. EASTER of Washington,
was adopted, recommending 10 each Assv .S'ao
have some person constantly at their rooms to receive
Strangers .y,
A resolution of DR.. ]. d. EASTER Of Washington
was discussed, and an amendment by MI. BRoADwELL
Of Cincinnati, adopted, requesting ASSOCIATIONS 20
bring the facts relative to them before the attention OF
the clergy and request them to introduce young men
leaving tier homes to these Associations.
Re out. ms were also adopted relative to making
known the location of rooms, moved by Mr.. GAMBLE
Of Cincinnati reaue sting Associations to subscribe for
copies Of the Report OF the Buffalo Convention, Of.
fered by Mr.. SHELDON for the Business Committee;
requesting the Central Committee TO present to the