New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY-NEW
SCHOOL.

StHUOL.
After an hour appropriated to devotional services,
the Moderator called the Assembly TO order.
The Committee on Nomination Of Delegates TO
foreign bodies made their report wich was adopted
with two or three alterations, except with refer
ercc 20 New. York:
To the General Association of Massachusetts, PdncPs Toe
70, Dr. p,w Of Harrisburg; Al 'ruats. Prof II S1'th
Correcicut; Principal te Rev Dr. Ss'rn' Alternate tue
V,rnopt: Principal the Rev. s o. ROoi Aern'te de
Iismrebfr: Principal the Rev. Dr. Fd-chld; Alter
psie he Rev. B. B,ckwith 49, ~
NewYork: Principal the isy Dr. "isnef Alternate me
Rev DR.. sfes
Dr. BOYD said he could not consent TO send dele
cate 70 the General Assembly of New-York, because
thev had learned officially lat that body csiUed
1ielt TO r. buhe or remon,tIat' wi,h this body II
a ,ot ~ hat tnev had said about Slavery that he OBJ
ct, 1 IN alone. and a. il had come before this body
cciay n al thew claimed that night, be- thought this
hcdv ought tc show them that because they had a
nona, noe witt u that they could not come here
ON an ranc II rebuke. They might regard slavery
"a curse-f 50 they might ~ r' gard PRESBYTERIAN
.,n as curse ard might take them to slsk for that.
Fr n j. reason be should vote asain-t sending dele
gate Il that hody.
,;or.I bciy had night to come 70 ms boly and yve
,brke II might lead 10 thcir coming aud rebuking
tits body for any hu u n-lt 90. Inc! hat not
,,;th6rawn what was offensive IN their cOmm:n'raOn
f..t D..
uosot to holdre d cUrrcspondence VIII 0c-y making
rl.ln 20 rep,ove tbs. he did not believe 1. key
nm a cor esr! eIoe which might be ,astruei nto a.
,roaie-ccI cc III tie right hey claimed
MrAIuRy said tha; the COMMUNICATION 20 tis bOiv
o.. - IL vas discc-IteCus. md up the Il l..
~, thev ,enf those eeoluuls hey md 90 passed
r..oir,io, ccudemna' " of Sla,,ry themselves.
The Rev. T ID. Mills "id Tat ]: they voted No.
.b,, ven voting arsius; t.' Sulo,tu'ut OF the-e
",,.,,,nsn 10 tse Nsw-ro rork 'ojv and not against
-, DING Q, .tt- tut 4t A--u' J . q.
=. 'p y ~ ADAMS m'yto sat he sIhi.c- of
sel,iug Dticca' 20 the e. NJ n Assertion OF N.v-
VI H. I'd 10 q t'"Glr'tre. WI. I'd wes sSo,,-.1
a Afor. Ii Al uR arr ,.ntCt jude J.-srp n. R.,
pr< Kemna .oyi. ians. end IL, Rev. Mr. vi Il.
,..se-rri, 'ra' Rev NJ sm.taof New.Yo,.; stsrs,t.
l., \, @ :. il-4Frae.pal Rev D. Foa' s,eruie Rev g.
'co,..i',r-factal 'c Eey. D. -tiea .,.e-r..e jHu.r
5-I,psr tg,as.s apreh- Pms i-sy D., ie 49,
R~t q. W. Gsr-es, s.'srnse. Rev " ,iesr- Cg.nh..
-+ - So, e-i-u Ch4c-- -TfiIal. hey. =. D. 3ii, a.
r., C.,. r. ls-is. E'sas'iA claroa q. FrA-es-R-7 =
TrPv.B.r. Brcxwuu Of. rcithe tolowia-,..,-
.uor, NL.ch V-s ."ltei'
Re,S Al "a, %. ',aIIe- ~ Bile S,esy il.pi s,-
r'hs q W CO - -, ,..,,-e ,-l a., -7 =. Ia
&, ifr.e e tic efforts F'.,srs @. or eaur-Ls
The MopTr,roE announced that iIe order o. ,,.
dav. tie >lavtrs question, would nov - takeo IN
/ DISCUSSION here D. 20 the 2. Ipi - Of ~.
ponir, the deh'-e ~ tie Savry qrtsrion 10 tax ~,
d, re-; ert Of the Committee OF CLIrcl evt o. .oq
tlrn 10 prt" ne aLi take up &c SUIT tt Of C.ur,.h
vNitr..or wb> II.
The Hen. AE,OrD MADAM " Pills !. .pha tbcv,l,
tlaA the whoe o.cussoI hsl arr from he in-r41e
lion Il the ma nifty report If eNtrHneoCs rstter m.
t,.i v,d # o . .usion - To Detroit re,Jrton rat
h,en .eft cut, a. p~ace tucrng, there c1u' have
hrep a. ur suimous vote in ~ favcr. lie moved ia,
2, bate D. closed az q clock unless sooner reached
and that speeches be Eunted to f;eea mr1ies
Debate arose UPON this pcilt at re conclusion #
which the motion was carried
Dr. BoYp took the floor. He ssit he lad 10 wish
70 enter into particular discussion or ne subec, Of
S,eysrv. had always been bis convction tha, moth.
/; tui evil could result from the agitation of the
,,ss,ic, !, the General Assem- by 4 the Pe.bvteriAn
rih a. ,rsu . ,h-ouebou. the eoGntry. Mt thst
~ b.T@ved frs ~ soutten Church coul D.; main
- -, lsf-y.d hat paeg-yer J. RAJ teen