New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

them; God was their shield. TIE services Of n
| evening were highly Interesting.
The poson Of this Convention on the le.fi'g qnss
ton o. the day usy be inferred Lom the iJIo~.ds
resOluticn, which was psss.d az; yesr;
Rc,olre9 Ths. aersrce the Ee4t Abr and ~
pobent AID CT Fere hsmAn,es We deem y ~ 7Gn
:sd !. P p, ~. sFy SA P .as sa G
Slave Po~f e sid Whereby men aFe esp " o. hi,
ha. made iIsrste in ne ild'idaA members ct nc lima
family
sEC0SD DAY.
U1der the head Of Dpmestc Mss.ous the 70 soas
dest,u.on Of Connecticut wss discussed. Ine Rev.
M.. Savage OF the American Tfac. c--y, whose IA
tee have taken him over the S'.e, SAID thar J, had
beer esma.ed ;1a. a. .as. onetli1d Of the population
have 10 seats n any evsrgehci church. Tie meals
Of religious ns,rueticn are not cred . large p'pu-
lson. Some have represented ne d7s;,ution s. be-
ing greater tran ore-tnird. a coporteur found IN
single -chool district b.ieen families sh0 were nsbtu.
ay sts,r. from The houss of God sod eleven o. me
families we're without tie Bb.e, eui escl scce5tcd
ore from Tin This is $40 picture - C'ruecticut.
vi len seIcs Sd mach money abroad i)- -aisHolsry
pufoses
fsIrt by ire Rev s. IseY, cI Eset, - Vai3l sewers
uers.Us 90 ke and among taem tie Il ". II ID o,
Il the sam Mission IN h-l4. Macy o! tie - 'i-r;
OF THE TRIBU know that che Baptist ~ trt Nora,
al lsie mee:iog ~ Pnlsdeipais, ~ iuiloaZsd
risti1rsre- ID uaGeT specific instruc oEs from The
Executive Commune 81 's.jn. : me MISSIONARIES
felt tho. those ca the ground where toe "oFH "ss 70
be dsLe hLe better ~bGt eNscy - % AID nov 20 DO
il tbao the community Nv. e. in BJton, t1oogl tnS.
village IS ca led the Athsts Of America | Was $50
felt that the tystsm was Dot demJcrstl. enough ijr
Baptisis an a. tror'le had come from It, and WIS
growing worse. u revolution took pl.ce; End cow the
details al tie work LETT wIto tie mis- .lonaries On
the ground. Tie Cow Of Come ,tlcu, ha.lsd
with pleasure tie rsroldti0n. NJ Bronson, the re-
TUNED mtsonari, believed u wCad resul 70 P'Ail
log harmony, and ,.4rtiug III the = rk Of missions
V tn on accelerated movement. hrcl eatAuilfsn
was msriieted in tie STATE VI thn5', especi ally
az u.sny Dapts;8 il ae state oave long desired tae
change.
TIE cl.ns CT several reg Gus benevolent soci sites
sist..Ied ~ tb9 doUomin alton we're preserted. TIE
Il be csure being Def re the pvenon, TIE Rsv Mr..
Brorson cenoue'rated he reed Of toe Society - give
tie be tc toe heather, effeI IL had been t!-ns,ed
b7 the missionary. TIE Word Of God osn live and
exert iis Jflusnce where, On account CT the cImae
missionaries wi,ber sld die. IL spoke OF ssOr
wLO wsF cJnyerted on beard chip q Waicl the MS
siou,ry making pass g, and the first thing ne
desrsd ~ do we y lesn 70 reed, 20 tbet re mSat
read hi= B.be. NJ. Bfoneon taught him he alphabet,
ard by the end Of the voyage the sailor I'D read
twelve chapters 10 Matthew
The Bspiot Publication Society, whos9 es-l5ish
ment II Pliladelphs, wa also presented, aud the
uadf nomiI ational character Of IeaTy ell the books
published wss referred T. a. not comp ,r,ng with the
name Of the So.;s,y. T1e iie2 entertained by some
is that tie Society should publish those books msiny
WLioh other Societies would not puosa on eccouot of
their deboriUational bias.
The Re- Or Phelpa of NeR Haven presented the
oause Of Home Missions, Society tha. embraces all
North Antrica.
During the session subject which has arsady bsen
commented on IN THE TRBrNE, cane up aud ellci!s ID
deep int rest l. wa presented by the Rev D lie!ey
Of Essex in the following resolution:
Resolred That the Rev Dr.. j. L. Hodge of BdisepoT r.
Tnnbu c Hartford aud s. d. Fhelp. OF NeN-iven be s
Committee cinoale Congress Oh the tendency m.u'sted
by Rational Government TO establish the Episcopal form OF
worship il the Army ~ Navy
Bap.iats ablCr union OF Church and State, such
rs practically exists at the Government Academies a.
West Point and Annapolis, and they will bring this
question 20 Issue at the next session of Congress
The exrereucs OF Baptist chaplain at the hsnds o.
Episcop alianp, for non conformity on board
man Of war, has excited deep ard vide
interest in the denomir stion and the whole affair
carefully covered up with all it's oppression and slanie
will in due lime be exposed. When the question was
taken On the resolution the were requested
to rise ard TIE whole Convention rose as one man.
There s a deal OF feeling this subject IN otner
churches beside Baptist and particular among Pres.
byterIans chaplain OF that denomination 1.-THE Rev
MIR. Sprole) having been unceremOniousy sent away
from West Point and displaced by en- Epscopaian.
Tie Convention adjourned at noon on the 10Th, TO
meet next year with the Baptist Church il Bridgeport
Of when j. l.. Hodge ID. d., is pastor; the preacher
If the annual sermon being the Rev. W. ftz, oil
llar.hrd.