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

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Reports we've then presented By delegates respecting
the conoi,ior Of their respective Associations and their
prcgre-s duiing the past year. Vsrioos questions were
ak, . spd much valuable information elected.
| nv Gro SHEPPARD repo ted for Hamilton, G.. W.
Mr.. 4. L. LocxHARr reported for g.. john Y. B.
MI. r. c. MCCORMICK, it,. reported for Ns..York.
ar. JAWS MCGEE reported for Brooklyn, NY.
| Mr.. +. A SHELDON reported for Troy y. \.
Mr.. gro. H. STUART reported for Philadelphia, Pa
The Associations then called in order for reso
lutioDs, &C. which were referred to the stand,og or
Select Committees. Adjourned, after prayer by the
| Rev. Mr.. BCCoRNIoR of New York
| EVENING SESSION.
| The Goth chapter Of I-aiah was resd by the Rev.
| john IRwIS Of Boston, and hymn sunS. An ad
dress was then delivered by the Rev. JoHS hcLorp
of Mobtr. al. 1t Was able, practical discourse,
urging on young men tho Importance of rork rather
than words. Hettougbt religious men were becoming
too Indift,eIt and lukewarm, and j, was the great
yalJe ,I the Young Mems Christian Associate ms thai
they alec aymen into activity, and gave all VINO had
/ a mind TO wok something 10 do. Mr. McLOul WAS
rqut stec furnish his address to the Convention for
publication.
msp, made the following appointments
COnmit'ts Cn Lm{!syaent and Re'StEJsnss niece Of
E % a ct 1Sy s q e soa
Cort,ee e Erin9 ReiaiOns bei,cen England and re
With WIG % Rchnend va b. j. UnderS Of s. JoSss
David II. Wood Of Washington, D. C., r. c. Giehf't Of
1s%%ittt Sunday Seaooc. Hart Of Troy, W c.
L;SsGn Of cSates9oD Smith Of BrS. u
Ce~rs' The Ise.c:: Of Isesie1. ard cL1e; a. ASa.s,
land A. Lawrence Of Buffalo j. Broadwell of Cincinnati.
Gamnte o. Nsc,..iy Of Phvai Dere pmeu, asd tie
mean fgTS'f Ms. 1 @.n Of T%
| RIA. OF Il. o
Coa@if,e on Prerentisg ~ro,iOn' the 'oeint,r, BY
b. c. L. w. boty Of sprl shet Ohio O. A. Hull OF Louisville
co@sisi.e nc bet nea,. Of s,,Ds.g Ivo,iSy Yong
Mcn.-N Habert Of Buffalo; James Bsyis Of Monea!;
o. L. Little Of Ceseand; JoSPh De 0oyer, OF Troy G. A.
SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION.
The religious exercises were conducted by the Rev.
| JAMES EELLs, Jr., of Clevelar d, Oni,
Invitations from the Merchants Exchange aud Ne
char les Institute, to visit their rooms were read and
accepted The associations were then c4htd for reso
lutions, which were appropriately referred.
| The Busib IS Committee reported that they were
unt Bile 10 recommend any Uniform rule for the coec-
ton Of dues bur think it better for the Associations to
devise the best means according to circumstances
Reports were presented relative to tae Condition,
&c of the Portland Association by C. A. LORD, and
Boston by MOSES w. PoSD.
Tie Committee on Confederation, TO who n was re-
| ftred tie inquiries Of the Hamilton dele aton, re-
| ported the following resolutiObs:
fo- Sa rent mart, Of the United States Canada who shalt
eseh furnish lnt Of hymns from which the Central ,mn
published The authority Of the said Committee without
Ee.i.ed That the following selected the Committee:
' MS.G. r hss f haSs sss'i5' G-
Gichs ChaIestoni Rev. Robt A. Young ST Louis Geo. W.
| Helm ., New OresnL
MIR SHEPPARD advocated the adoption Of the resold-
TOM on the ground that OwiOg to the jealouses be-
twt en- the demo nations in Hamilton no hymn book
now in use would be adopted there, and be tho1gh'
1 .,,,k.a .,,ld nf
| ton. =.
Mr.. p. r. NEYr of Cincinnati said that in his city
the A,soca'isn Lad printed hymns for their Mls.on
Schools large caras in order to prevent the children
| fiom taking them away. He thought the Hamilton
| Association could get up their own hymn book.
After some discussion, the subject was land on the
table.
Religious exercises conducted ~ the Rev. Dir. RAW
| LISGs OfNew.Albany, Ind.
| Tie PRrsIpEsr appointed the following committee
| on the subject Of lectures:
T. M Doiy Of Springfield Ohioi n. A. HaSert q Buffalo
NY; Rh.e Of sssstcp CO. GG.; j. W. Ms'n're I"
The following con- tce was appointed TO nominate
| Certal Committee for the next year:
Noble k1su Lfssst Sd Is Mo
tres Boadweii o: Cincinnati Edsal Of Bsookyn Gpnn:on
cos ar fs~rsnss OF Bao
phpore sfo.ws h.ist Of tu OF sSasss
r.sslutitn n, reported by the Committee on Confed-
Grafton, adopted, appointing uciePdtlOn w 'bois
the Young Meb's Christian Associations in Europe;
and to ciprocate the fraternal sentiments expressed
by ttose bodies through their representative, Mr..
G9SstG 3io of London asvt;o0 VA, .aoDted
The toe Co sns
ceaIy increase IN the number OF that CON-
Reel.fd That this Convention recommends the local
ciso amend the Resolutions Of Conede.t that the
BE- corresponding eabers to be appointed be lett - the
ReoiSed TIA, the Central COmaee be requested to tAhs
obtain the decision Of tho aRn
dao that they be sahorized to sdi TO tho Com
sIPoined BY this Convention not to exceed SIX mem
The Comm ittee on Confederation reported in rela-
ton to Que.tons submitted by the Hamilton Delega-
tion-hat any of respectable character before the
con uupity should be eligible for Associate Member
| sLip; that an open vote, and not secret ballot,
should be had on the election Of members, and that an
officer should retain his Office for the term for which
b. was chosen though he might during that time with
d,av from the Church of which be had been member.
The Convection substituted the word moral for respect
able, and then adopted the report of the COMMITTEE.
TIE location Of the Central Committee for the yer
was then discussed, Cincinnati voting for Buffalo, buy
all the other delegates voting for CINCINNATI winch
| was decided upon as the place.
The Committee on Confederation reported re:en
TORS to the effect that no dissent hsd been maze py
| sny Association to the resolutions adopted at the
Worlds Convention Of Young Meas Cbns'iah Asso;
citation at Psri, therefore they should be engrafed
upon the basis Of Confederation a3 binding Adopseu.
| Mr.. MCGEE of Brooklyn, from the Committee on
Employ Ut and Relief, reported on The plans adoPtea
for the purpose but could not speak very iayoraoy
their rue cess. In reference to relief the New fo,k
Association for AmehOraflng tn CONDITION Oh Tue
| "Poor" was referred to as having the beet system
The Young Mems Christian Association OF New. iofk
woud furnish particulars to any applying 70 tnem
The Committee to nominate the Centfal Comm1@e,
| reported the following, who were eleced:
Fred Lf f.l shas sem, Eq NswssI y WI kses;