The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY r. l85s-TRlpLE SHEET.

nhe gay OF cortsiaa.es IN, be hid ys. 10 learn
Me mere matter Of doaIs and censs p'epfy should
hola Aaen back.
NE passion ss to ndedDhs pOspoosmNp. OF Tue rsso
n'p ew ih'p bie'ghl Up, ana tcne III mo 10 o-'Ofo
on 'ooreo, 1t HING IMPROBABLE TO re, AZ toe feeling Of
The s'tins but ond t,ai Ine "novs" wero Do
cbied Ia have .
The CpARM N wished that an could he preserved
s0tiby The grsgMy Of the osuss,on He trusted Inat
ou'nf DE REMAINDER OF the Convention none OF these
WanhtsvtoDs Of sppaue wood take place, when were
no,esy i'aole 10 pohti a. and oib-r ssatm bles. -
Mr. "Escorr sa q, The American and y 'reigo bahe
ocr'y were done away with, then me Baptss ~onh 80
o'he Smes Abe Society. Toeir oonrbnt ons c"oii
hn be iurDed to osher channel, and consequently
ne d'f ucliop Woulo he great loss
Horrer pRiGBr though. that The amendments OF
htnh.fs 0,cys Caio we'll vent fro extreme 70
ne'blh.r One sad, lea keep oo'h SOciet@s m exis
ce, and The ssd let anuioia, the hole So
Gfiy lie @ss ayeIte TING aop hlaI'no, and ~"ud 20
OS abe DnioD of n Societies. ind might toe blessing
| Of God lest on tbete baDDe.
Ro'tr ssrn, OF The Ib,adelpha Publication Society,
d,o % mcsp spy oisrtspso. TO brother Bgo. his
Tsn Tor tho uliiy vi he idea 90 knock
Bothtr s,lMsos sais nst Philadelphia we've pn,
cl ned ceVe be Society the wsst was Thy ~anled
~ The go bachelor and waio a1O tbry could
| she care 81 itcm In to western p'ares. The ADeri
ra PuhncBt.D sOg'es not confined 10 Pb'aieipOiA
e fe'Dsso 10 ~ Dnl he DID not beooa To PDhiieipo
| ny great deal He moved sbas the substitute and
| al 10 a.Lt be i.ic Cd the table
Brother ShlH ~she6 10 be understood az speaking for
om self, AID r'' 'or Pniaoepbn or any soc,ey.
HWby JElFhEys Rutd ,bet If the ~ ,ls SnS,ety we're
Z" be ss'beo The tabhcason Society," tnere shoaia DC
! a, addiops' income.
poi'd Ioi dele sa'ts, nslsaa Of S7 as reported sne
| Veus daV.
il suPgesed snd carried that speeches should
| D. ntd "a five minutes
81 OaheI RANyAhD moved an amendment 10 the resolu
hon. hcb ~oul0 refer the subject 60 the socetes ana
| # hey deemed II advisable, then union 10 os toe
| re,olt.
Bother CHURCH thong bit that by hl.le moderate we
| mAlt Sc M. ca ~ NE seeo spicabie understanding
| I5"tb'r SHAW, OF Fultop, b., not only beieved wo
nu HI 10 ave Bible distributing society, but also al
DE lnehbng soc@y, ano was Therefore IN favor OF tho
| WRiai iesO'bHon.
B'o'her CONWAY, Of staen Island, spoke favor OF
ptTsns tie oceties into one conducive TO the gOod
| VI III, III bosb.
Avo,e ~ss then taken as to whether Bother Ban.
vaJds subtiats should be received tho fourth
| luton, and u was carried. II az folo@s:
Resolved, That, in the opinion of bis Convention, the
81 The and For Ign Bible Society aud
icaD Bapst Publication Society The direc,oa
OF boaro Of managers, to be located IN Philadelphia,
dsisib button The Scriptures e.ans eucal
bcanons, and we recommend 10 these societies 10 COZ
cops deralOn, II he found practicable, that Go
| sarU,s'ly advise be same.
After payer BY Brother Posi-, The meeting took
| ill O'clock
AFTERNOON CONVENTION
The Convention beng order at Two O'Clock, and
| prayer offered by Bro Parker,
Judge CuLvkR made motion TO reconsider the fourth
stsouro1. !, had been voted upon the conclusion
long and somewhat exciting debate and in moment OF
aulh confusion. He alluded TO the beautiful symmetry
OF The original resoupoDs the character OF which wound
de earnestly conended that The sboold be
sered 1t seemed to be imagined that the ,ect OF the
Convention TO kill other OF the societies;
tho real object TO dimn sh ne friction
| the power
Bro FnH IN opposition. He did not think fair
bour to spI from the decision which had been rived
Ut, and thus open the whole matter sgan 10 debate.
BIO. tnrRcn also spoke againstit
Bro coIBs ibouRht that the tine voice Of the Couven
ibe al mater had not been gos and
# b' could be ali assembled together again. as they
were when II was aiken, be tboueot would De very well
| 20 Ieccue'cer ", hut not rs matters stooi. &c
honght 'hr, iourtbs Of the people would rejoice in
| upOn II 10 could ne carried out.
Brother scIAY considered the resolution definite and
should be reconsdered; was the best mode
| OF meeting The W she's OF the Convention.
Rrober TAYLOR SAID the resolution could be nothing but
ms and water when il met the approval Of such
hose who met this question With such bitterness every
pom.
Brother CHrRcn considered hmself impeacbed and the
Char called Brother T Tor ORDER when be apolog zed
and continued hs argument in favor OF reconsider atoa
| Of The Jesoluion
| Brother duncan said there were mspy brothers from
down East Tho had not the pfvi eye OF mnues'
| s'dertd
Brother HAGUE wanted to know what power behind
m II TIA, would be injured this resolution PACED
To b. they 10 be snswerable for dstui bng the
| SWIM euy Of the I'soNnons. He would crumbe piece
by PIE ce before be recognize such oduence
| iwould be uinmg W III the PRINCIPLES on which this
Convention was founded 10 assent to reconsider tais
! LOW.
The motion to reconsider then put vote and
| csrr'en without opposition
BIO her TAYLOR then moved amendment the re-
| soluuon
The CHAPMAN said that part of the amendment that
bad been agreed 10 ID The fourth resolution could be
| stuck ont, but II could be added to.
his difficulty wos overcome by the amendment being
| Withdrawn, and after further discusslon 1t was
sss1 be e. 's '' part Oh the '0af'n resolution On
The fifth resolution was then taken up and spoken upon
by other JErrREYs who thought should carefully
CONSIDERED before ADOPTED II the cOporccrege were 70
te transferred to the Home Missionary Soce'y could
hey perform satisfactorily their labors conjunc
hon WITH that OF the coporerage BE commended that
,b'y could bot he went INTO estimate Of abors
utVtfp fp both
ormep ana the expenditures Of esch, sho wing tha. the
Baptist colporuters accomplished perhaps tue
Howe Mission at a cost Of thousand dollars less
DO ooeot That these facts should be known before
| question
Dr BILL, Secretary of the Home Msson Society rose 70
correct What mlgut become false impression. The
nhtionaies do great cea. Of work rot included in
reports and amongst these the distribution of tracts
and religious books, each book tract distributor
as emitted to at eas, five thousand papers and tracts
| year nom the American Tract society," OF hem
obtained them The religious booke they Obtained where
they chose, hut they ali obtain and distributed them
Az thtse aooIs were not recorded as required
| that they should be.
Brother BucKAND paid the RESOLUTION recommend
I'd was simple impossoilny. The york OF evangelical
ton could not all be submitted TO the Missionary Uu,oa
che,e foreign ports which Society could not en-
tet-socb as Sweden. Ii the work is 10 the
| Missionary unon IT is committed to dungeon and he
protested against IL.
DELEGATE said he imagined that other societies could
| sepd their coiporieurs % sweden.
Broher BuohrAyDH there is any mistake u Is better
| TO ascertain II before passing the resolution
Kew DR.. PECK wished TO communicate Ia: be always
understood the fact on this subject He had not I'M
I'll yesterday beard that there any obstruction Ia the
uay OF the Missionary Union sending cocotsurs IN s~c
den and Norway They had had difficulties in Germany
and Denmark as great as in Sweden and Norway. Ha
wing accomplished what had been piehed he knew
OF no reason why the Missionary Union do 30 nov
Brother BrtKARD osked II OF the labors those
brehen thus ssnt forth had not been in
the laws Of the land
Dr. PECK replied That although their brethren were re-
src'ed from doing any servce in Sweden and Norway,
and obliged to be imprisoned IL was not beca ne
] they were members Of the Missionary Union.
Brother BrcsIANIIt was because the law Of the land
| was against Them
Dr. pfcK-l suppose it not because they were
cong the work, but that they did not belong the
thefan church.
Bother Smith deprecated the idea entertained By
| brother auckland.
Brother Posi- offered amendment ting the Nisson
airy Union and the American Free Missionary Society
ne ALLUDED 10 the names Of honorei members the
latter society q Boccher, Rose Harris Vlntop and