New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

School did not want 'hi, bcdy except comes by it,
Individual members in the ordinary way.
Mr. SHiILIhGrORTH Of Philadelphia made this e.
tlnoob tie OF the mot shockiogly Pro-SIaverJ
speeches have ever heard. Otherwise i, visa simply
fotlith speech, delivered in a very foolish manner
by foolish man who wanted To make speech. He
expects TO turn Philadelphia upside down shortly aud
no doubt he won't.
Mr.. JARHIGAs, q Tennessee lawyer and tbs Hon.
Mr.. CocKF oftbs State, made very efectve speeches
in favor Of separate organization. 10 fac, the tide
DOW runs that way very strongly, and before midnight
| think the action will he taken.
The Rev. n. G. DIckFRSoS Of Kentucky went
strongly in favor of union with the Old School, pro-
vided they can do il OIL honorable terms. So did
mGIy others. And here cannot help remsrkiny that
ausicrs 10 the Old School we're made I'D nqBsean,
and deraoted imne nsely from the manlness and out
riclnCss Of their position.
The entire evening was consumed III discussion un-
til about II o'clock when the fourth aud ith resolu
tons In the series were adopted. The fourth was
amended by altering the time of meeting for tie ne
Synod. 1t is to be on the first Thuraday of April
instead Of the third Thursday in May. The resolutions
passed without dissenting voice, although think,
some would have dissebted if they had dared. The
following axe the preamble and resolution amended
and adopted by the Convention;
FRHAABLE AID RESOLUTIONS.
HtrtGs All acts utions and testimonies OF past General
Asfembe and especially the acou othe last General Assem-
bly, whereby suspicion. aud doubts Of he good Standing ard
Church mputans charge, against their Christian chsr
have either implied expressed contrary to the
s.iop Of the consation Of thc Piesbyteli.n Church
nd whereas The relation q master ard servant 'e
,dered or further the elstive duties arising
Slavery institution Of the state do not properly b.
long the Church judcsces 'abec for discussion and
fr1lerca, In the Judgment of thi, Convention there
prospect Of the Of has agitation OF Slavery in the
General Ascend f"I' Shareholders III connection
with the Chulc Il .,.,ir,
ton with the Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church in
the United s,tes of America to withdraw from said body
Resoted That in the Judgment of this Convention nothing
be made the basis for discipline in the Church
which not specifically referred to IN the Constitution as crime
Re.o,sd That the General Assembly of the Pe,'ytoan
or lower udcaory or ndviduas for any cause unless they
have been brought before the Assembly 10 the way prescribed
Rored That the Convention recommend TO all the Preby
tee in the Presbyterian Church which are opposed to the
appoint deeates-n the proportion Psccce5oed sy ou F,fT
Ss.tsy to meet i Re Tenn ira. Thar'
april for the rIR9ss S o. oGS'nz tP seSeta
"risn Church in the United States Of America"
Red That the members Of hi, CInventon adhere to and
contsiing the system Of Doctrine taught in the Holy Scrip
and that adhere to the fom Government aud Book
Of Discipline Of said charca
In order to save the feelings of the Old School ai-
hcrents and leave apparent loop hoe for them 70
get 10 the paradise they lcnsed for, the fol owing
paper offered by DR.. Newton Of Mississippi, wa,
adopted:
Resolred uuion between and Old School
brethren could be effected acceptable to both sides
would be conducive tho best interests Of the Church OF
Christ this Convention after free and full intcrch,ns Of
opinion and views Oh the subject 90 recommend tina, the
SYNOD formed aud duly organized shall invite the Gen
Assembly Of the Old School fatens conference with
a view 10 union.
Had il not been for the almost passionate desire Of
the members for an outward look of and undis
tulbed harmony, this resolution would have caedo out
an animated resistance, because it was exceedingly
unpalatabo to DR.. Boyd and come of his fdends.
They for the reason Just given, acquiesced and took
the bitter pill in silence.
The Convention adjourned at O'Clock 90 Wedues-
day mornrg.
wish to say one word about the railroad cOmmu-
nication with Richmond. The Acquia Creek and
Fredercksbulgh route leads you twenty five miles
of the anest sort Of the old fashioned strap bar rail
II is curiosity and indication Of the Company en-
terprise The road from Alexandria to GordOnvlle
aud ,hcnce TO Richmond is very fine ROAD and in
capital order. That is the way to go to Richmond.