The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04


moro inpru ~ement In the mode Of Agriculture and In the
improvement IN The soil in the slave States than in the
Tbs Committee ron, and the House adjourned.
Meeta~s at DIR. s,Aeever's Church.
me lecture roo oS the Chu oh Of the Paritans was
again nsd last evening with the members Of Dr. Choe-
vers oonregasion, Mr. George n. wlise In The chair
Or. FAmnANn offered up short and n ropriate prayer
nj The opening Of thu meeting.
Mr. BxzRr Secretary Of the Society Of the Church OF
the Pursans then proceeded TO read the minutes f the
previous meeting.
Mr. CHurxR moved that when the meeting adjourn, Il
should DO to Saturday evening next at half ssvea
DR.. FAmANKs hoped that the motion would not be
ried, - he knew was the desire Of large number 70
speak on this subject, and IN case vote not taken
that evening he should move they adjourn until nsxt
Monday week, at the same hour.
Dr. Fairbanks motion was finally carried unanimously.
Mr. Hall, having the floor at the close OF tho former
meeting said no should proceed 70 state one objection
which he hsd against the appeal for Britain aid Rev Mr.
that the appeal had been made but the manner in which
that appeal had been made, and that the trustees had
eharasser for integrity 70 maintain and would soon be-
known the other side that their church not
and beggary had been represented 70 be BY
those who had appealed for aid churches Of Great
the act: Of hoss who had made such an appeal Tho great
fundamental objection, after ALL 70 the English appeal,
h.sM utterly against the principle. Of
New England, the minister 70 chosen by the o0ngregs
he pss ~ he s sos
poracs Of the church under the Of the trus
he ~A occurred
Hughes and Senator Brooks The two similar
In that IL was attempted TO managed the fundS Of the
society without the consent Of the trustees, and In sup
port Of this self constituted authority Of these gen.
iemsn had said he would defy them he had dedcd them
end ana IN iacs his speech brissed With deanOes IKE
quils on = porcupne. QAnghtsr They were given 70
heard i spoken ana Certainly was carosisy-. hat
the spiritual power WAS superior 70 The temporal
%s ssa Gregory ss II. Seventh s %
tua power which from on high but that mot the
spiritual Which Io:,s TO Be- mp money mat
the desposm Of the society over the church, and one Of
ths surest signs Of decpoiism suspicion and fear Of
those in their own midst, instancng the example or
The stuarts, who, because they could not trust their
own people, must send over TO France for aid
what end their foreign appeal brought James
the Second. he hoped none would be deferred
n S.s q s BY s @ $ r. s
sonAl allusions waich have been made
Mr. FxzRn commenced his remarks BY saying he hoped
each speaker would be limited TO fifteen minutes He
then commenced = defence Of Mr.. G. White being
dsnierssted In hs opposition TO die appeal for Brih
Mr.. Pn,lys rose 70 poln, of order.
Mr.. WHITE said II the gentleman could speak Of bis mo-
, MI . Mr. SS
could sometimes do wrong without knowing IL,
Tho CHAIRMAN SAID the speaker did not quote him COR
Mr. HousKxAS said he hoped the Chairman would pro.
hbit all applause and kissing He noticed several per:
present who had been amongst those who disturbed
the meeting at the Cooper Inssit1fe.
disturbing he harmony q he meeting, he should Do
had been placed amongst those o. Inc noble mon who had
signed the sppe. for foreign aid, and defended that sp
The speaker was several times interrupted by the
Chairman and gentleman In the audience for using many
n. Pmr hoped ne gentleman would be allowed 70
proceed a. ussa.ed % al present The wisdom Of those
who signed the appeal for foreign aic.
Dr. FAKRASKs said had been represented 70 the au-
denos that there was one man amongst the former speak
who brsted al over with DISTANCES, and - they
might whh to him he stood up there for bin fellow
M HIu ssd be had niaunderssood his remarks; hs
had said his speech bristed with denances like qua
Dr. FliRRAsks-An right; 1 accept the correction.
Mr.. BERRY hoped they would be more deooroua.
The CHAIRMAN said they could nos help laughing when
they were uckled and, besides, laughing wss good for
F.s.s :a ssDl.lne S. :sas As I Asa ass
money when ana where he pleased and which he
accountable only to his God and the man from whom he
- Mr. PnnSs said many sloqusn. sad learned speeches
had been delivered this subject d the appcafor foreign
but be n.a no. heard on: .7 q ss Srcs
opsca q he conduct Of those Who orrauin.d The Foreign
~ os lie so as .sss 4 tie sssrss
pcrsl aaairs And when the society and church ss.d
. ne: s S f 4.
enter h solemn protest. against hb appeal for foreign aid
be did not thai ths appeal had been ssTsd either in ar
meas or rood feeling hey had not been treated with common
y %. s ss.os shas
that maintained, was not treating she msmber o. inc
church with common honesty He did not know what
point Of View but be dd know shss appeal they
! owed the present shattered and distracted ooadi-
Who appealed for foreign aid that The society had
not sny reht 70 express their opinion tho matter
tba IN fscs vas none OF their oaanes Inc anus,oo
one 10 them - 10 we'll Known what had been the rceult
Of their appeal for foreign AID Dr. Hart gave long 40
Trustees n The time The foreign mission instituted,
giving full and minute account Of NE actions and prn.
Of each member q s sG.ss ., s.s Sssn
made 70 them because they we're eli constituted com
m,.s .h monetary Ro.sr u. .Ss ss,s,s u t1s
city ihcusaBd dollars on, Of ,hsir own purses would any
objection By the socsssy And "a he did not ses
any sinereucs IN princple Would any lawyer DC Kind
Mr. AnrrxsArHY rose 70 correct few Of the persona
:: %.ss ~ DE- sses oSsr for
minutes unsn called 70 order By NE chAirIan- a..
Raw. Jon B.a s,. =, sad - BE- m s,,s
:Svr, ss'; ~: a.. hey he .ecsy mould su.
@isSsrsuos Of tss GospsI IN De church. Ths lslss
have shs rieht v Aks Ne agreement bstwseu The peo
md tha church--m cher words, pay hh snlnsy. H.
rsmasks be made 70 prove Ne importance q soosV
| ooaneoo6on WITH NJ church.
fns SH1rsnxs again had 70 call The meeting " ords
and prohibit loud taikine.
UpAams work On oouresseo1aIsm, showing NE con
pecsson bssween NE socsssy and The church.
NJ Gunxxr moved the mssting should now Adjour'
until the time originally menuooed-a week nsxt honda!
evening, n hall pase seven.
Ansr some dScuaon The motion wAs carried unani
mousiy.
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