New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

roses ard niv Gated az annual cont-ihr.o, for mi.
end in the ch srch,s.
The Rev. Mr. DWIGHT having to leave. desired to
state few facts much n point He procoeiel T. ex-
rlar tie more of distributing the ESQ 600 fpd rsi.ed
a wear or two since; narrated the great god VIZ cb
haa air. adv resulted from II. The time hss now come
for n movement On a large scale and he suggested
convention to meet the week before the Of the
American Board 10 hear reports from each State as 10
The dispo-al Of the former fund
M BUDIsCTOS. eIpressiIg much pleasure at NJ
Dyigbt- remarks q. sired 10 withdraw bis resolution
and 10 substitute which should cover tie whole
ground.
ditjon of the Churches there for fifteen wears. The
$50 600 fund had very much encouraged the Congrr-
os,opal Churches IN Illinois. not only by the money
In by showing that symI ahy for them existed az the
Fo.t. He thought that now Illinois, which hal re-
cved So coo Of the former fund would rai.e a. muoh
es that to swell the Few one.
Mr.. CLAKK-MoIe than that Sir-they'u do more
than that.
melting. viz: that the Union adopt the plan of the
Trustees for church building in Kansas aud added
that there would be al advantage in making this
Esnses enterprise the immediate and most prominent
olieet and in Gfterward euarging IT, If desired 80 50
toncude the raising OF 800 coo. He sad further hat
Karsas must be free, inyo sments there whether
rHe Bibles churches or schoolhous--, will all be lost
IL, : fee II will be the brightest star in the galaxy
~ Western Ststes-ganiug lustre from It's trials The
need th,r, FORE Of speedy action IN raising fund.-,
and 10 thus end it will be best to make Kansas the frs.
object
tior Led already been SIDE BY eight responsible set
cnents in Kspsas for churches they agreeing TO sup
NJ. KYIGHr Of Kansas suggested that these
churches if built, ~Osd go very lar to make lsas
free.
NV The Chairman, with the addition that the money
raised i TO be used by the Trustees under sucn mtS
tons and in such manner Us -hel seeln indicated to
.b.m Nv the providence of God. The resolution
ladontifg the enterprise Of Kansas churchbuiIding
from tie Executive Commtteel, WIS then adopted
unanimously
Aher some discussion another r, solution passed
,r,Lo,iznc the Trustees to cal either a convention
~ .n,cial meeting of the U0ion at such time and
rioce a, tbev may Judge best for the main purpose
81 consulting and arranging for the raising of the fund
Of 500 600.
Mr. Tuo.rsov then read An abstract Of the Treas
rrer', report The total receipts nj the year, sside
from the Kansas fund, were st75 %; total expend
ture- s675 AZ; leaving the treasury IN debt eighteen
cents. =.
ven, were reelected except the Hon. VIM. T. Euss of
Boston as Vice-PresdeDt instead Of the Rev Chas
R,echer who has left TIE pa-Orate. Israel Minor was
elected Treasurer n. A. Cakns, Recording Secretary
and Doposi,ary, and Board of Trustees As follows
the Rev X. $. StorrS, ID. D.; the Rev. W. j. Budlng
ton. II. c. Bowen; Geo. Walker; Israel Minor; y. p.
Cttterden; n. A. Calk.nS; L. {. Gilman; Jas. Free
lard; the Rev. j. T. Thompsoni W. u. Vert a. b
Barnes ind Seth b. Hunt:
A re,oution Of thanks having been passed to the
Rev Nj Atkinson the retiring Secretary, the meeting
adjourned.