New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

, cause TIE dumb ard down -.roiden slave, WITH.
gospel Of the abolition OF this ~ckedness.' r.
was ~bet youpg Tying mssrt ard shen as see yos.,
and old Yonpg Mems Christiso stiohs cha,chs
assemblies Missionary Societies holding back iron y
Tea " rejecting and ceDyisg il true me sung, and y
bosstIng If II IA another sebse, tremoe a. the l
words of Malachi, and cannot but feel that except
turn the heart OF the ia bers to the children and f
children 10 the fathers, in this thing he mast cone
81 lie the land with curse.
DIR. Todd of Pttsford moved the reference Of 4.
subject 10 the Business Committee, and ChanceI,
wsdswor,h said somewhat tartly the, IL was too a.
in the sessions Of the Board to throw such rsbr.
amorg u.s. There was no difference of opinion amor,
US about the slaverade but he objected to this Bog
being put in false position by this measure.
The Rev. DIR. Squier Who has resolved the problea
Of "the Origin Of Evil) ssked whether il would not q
well to siga the orisl "a individuals, AID III
comprou ise the Board SUCH
The Rev DIR. Anderson, of the Secretsre
srose and fully indorsed all that Dr. Cheever had A.
legged to the relations Of the slave .sade to tAet
African missions, and A. TO the supreme importance
r,movir the obstacle out of the way. IL vas this
with other things, which IL threatening the Gsboos
Mission. The principle is right We ought 70 reslx
the slave trade, and petition Congress on the subject
but the after has come up so suddenly that we have
no time to devise proper methods and memorials. He
did not wish the matter Indefinitely postponed, but As
some wise measure shall be devised, since the slave
trade i. now enormously increasing along the eetrs
Airicsn coast, except where British poser Is IN the
ascendant.
DIR. Patton suggested ths. the subject be referred 10
Special Committee 10 report to the next meeting y
the Board. We must look this gigantic evil square =
the face.
The Rev. DR.. Perkins of Persia, spoke in terms Of
the strongest condemnation of the s!aye-trsde. Pro
gress in railroads, wealth, building, &c, IN Anencs
during the twenty-five years OF bis absencs non
America, had surprised him but nothing suppress hn
q u UGH what be heard OF progress a" s'"''s aai
ths -trAd n Christian
The Rev. DIT Pomeroy agreed with DR.. Andsrpa
and DIR Patton in their suggestions 20 refer the suoss
to q Special Committee to report next year.
The Rev DIR. Duf'ield of Detroit, deprecated 20 oes
a delay. Let something be done promptly. "a
have not time 10 put the matter 10 proper FORM Lex "a
instruct the Prudential Committee 10 do So Hos
many poor souls will be killed by this traffic before As
rext n Getting of the Boardi
Dr. Converse Of Philadelphia abominated the slsy.
trade, but he deprecated any such action as th BE-
cause it will fire up the Extremists Of the South 70 10
what We do not want them to DO.
DR.. Heman Humphrey thought ought to meet
the matter promptly, aud the Rev. Mr.. Bingham d the
Sandwich Islands showed how a Secretary Of The
Board, DR.. Evars, had once caused the commander
United States vessel to be court msrtiaed fof bic
conduct 10 missionary in those islands And ccaN
not the Board have memorslized Congress had United
States ships tried to set the slayerade on foot thse
Mr.. Orcutt of the Colonization Society, denied Dr.
Chez vers egstioDs There has been but one cargo
of slaves landed at the South. and that has ruined
those engaged in il. The Government has Just
siren ned its African squadron by additional force
This subject will breed discord affect income Ae
After soue further remarks from Chancellor VA
WORTH the whole subject referred to the Business
Committee.
The discussion wss good but one sided. Tha Y,
scarce any spoke against the memorial.
Gov. Buckingham reported tn 1t the Treasurer sre-
port is correct; and the Rev. Dr. Chids reported rec
ommendDg that DIR. Andersons paper on the Boards
debt be published; also recommending pastors 70
preach on the subject, sc. The reports were adopted
but not until DIR. Leavit had made some capital re-
marks on the necessity Of cutvatirg the little nils or
the little bres OF the great roots or more plainly the
necessity of training veybody to do his part. Mr.
Track also gave the Board an animated philppic on
tobacco of the evils in the way OF its opera
tops. -
Prudential Committee reported spprovingy.
The Rev. Dr. Blanchard reported Boston as the next
place of meeting Prof Parks OF Andover as pIeacner
and DR. s. W. Fiber a. alternate. Also that DR..
Mark HOPKINS preach memorial sermon on the occa-
sion of the Boards 50th anniversary.