The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

sons Why fey shsuh be sassned with oODgrsg.tiossl
70 promote .eosionssp, but 70 give reason for
| the fa1h thar eas IN them
The means Of dscUsscs qs<soss Of general interest For
nsspce here wss Row he subject Of tho cooper alton IL
bat sSs.ss bad % BE- Snpos.d a. .ad needed r % b
chcpttto.
meeting would be bad would draw together very large
number Of oIeIsy men and brethren.
Resolved That the sspedency Of annual conference
or fatorslsts in connection with the annual me
lhe unnn be referred 70 the Board Of Trustees, 10
make arrangements for such conference.
journsd.
THE COLLATION..
Any dulness which characterized the business meeting
was amply compensated for by the brilliant gathering
that found assembled in The rooms At seven O'Clock
Dodworth's band was dnoourspg some lively music the
fair city danes and their ruddy checked country
couains beat time with fans; the men looked
happy and the girls charming; altogether the
scene was one 9 . more festive character
than We should have looked for at May meeting espe
cialy among our stad Puritan brethren The Bali was
filed 10 Id utmost capacity, that the requison 70
keep The ahss clear for the walters was found 10 be
ncult task Each lady che entered was presented with
On BY e az ss s.
On the platform We noticed Rsv DR.. Thompson, Rev
DR.. Tyng, Rev DR. Anderson, Rev Dr. y Bsrdeer, Rev
Marsh, Rev + Atkinson, Rev. NJ Aivord, Rev. Daniel
Worth, &c. On the mont row Of bsnohss Wendell
Phillips convsfsng with biz young disciple, Mr. Theodore
Rev. Dr.. TzoxrsoS - Chairman Of the Committee Of
70 welcome his friends 70 these festivities. he would
briefly announce The proramme q The evening. me IN.
be did not feel liberty anticipate, BY Announcing
particular the names Of the Speakers for the reason that
Known, had Kindly cosscnssd 10 SPEAK, on he condition
that hts name should not DO announced and he had
that morning shown he va. an EphoopsIian becsuss he
from bis word but stood ~ the truth eoquenty and
fully he might the condition were now violated. insist
the Bspust and other Presbytsrian speakers who
were to delight them. They had tail men in the Assem-
above the tAeit, 70 whom they might cry, Daniel ser
want q TIE MOI light how Sid ne Lord deliver shss
had been made 10 the satfacon Of the ladies' Abou,
hspa nine o'clock when the addresses Of the evening
would be concluded. the collation. would be served; and
for all the guests. To insure s comfortable service
particularly requested that the asss shoud be len
he na sny op. DssrsrsS vote
q adjournment would be Instantly passed daughter
with his soqueDce would lend dignity TO the occasion by
occupying the chair--Rev, DR.. BuddDgon Applause
The soSah by mn Of the Plymouth Collection was then
sung the audience standing and the band leading after
| Which Rev. Ut. MARSH offered prayer.
The CEARNAN In the name OF the trustees OF the Anne
rcsn Congregational Union, bid the audience heartfelt
welcome The trusees had striven 10 consult the com
fer. Of each one They bad been occupied during the
| solemn dutts committed to them BY the benevolsnc
Of the several churches mpAthzng with the wants Of
htr struggling brethren, rejoicing with them In tho
nory Ct their Triumph and especially rejoicing In being
the medium through which The strong Eastern churches
| had ssssted the weaker Western ones He welcomed
IA. m nom Maine and frcm Connecticut from tho Dan
Beertbeba Of ther infant Israeli and less did he
the example Of the ancient fathers wbohsd carried Con
rtctcu The Mississippi cot over rsckess deserts bat
Ard he would be doing injustice his fellows he cid
rct welcome these who from other denominations
i6s was ,Gc,nl '1H maerns tsuya ioaepsDSsnt
fellowship revolved their entire ecclesiastical system
Appl.u,s2 1hsy came tonish; to recognize how much
common, and how they could spend night together
in The nteIcksnse Of Christian love. lid he seek
rant for sueh gathering he night cad in the history
we're needed was 70 be found in the scored objects for
y ssrs here 70
10 tscsrian object they were here simply - American
men Who the bat Les the constitutions o.
earlier times here to give the hand and heart TO every
or wen 20 s
thibboleth OF arianism, VAS now. The chairman
concluded BY introducing, highly naserng terms, Rev
Rev. DR.. sNnu received with applause He DID
net, WITH he came here, know At what po,ns
nor Old he now know TO What to attribute bis being
called upon the nIst Was he TO refer II 70 ,he soye
/
fully, although be was believer In the higher Law be
yObd all sovereignty. (Appsu.s When Invited here,
and On looking around him he was not disappointed 90
eens the ladies' a. they entered each presented with
was Purnsnsm, IKE Aarons rod, WAS not only thing
Of strength, but thing q beauty He referred 70 the
son Of srnsrins, hey .ssIccmsd some new pit
grrs, and The mesgre fare which they were
The plentiful and rich collation. which they were blessed
with night In spsaklpg OF the social nature OF this
ssers be ALLUDED 70 the ses s pre-
| Of denonnsicp would always exis-even In the mil
| knitm. We leaned sometimes from children. little
out Of The window; hiend sied Der sso made The
moon; she answered simply and pret,ly "God made It."
aohiS sLe answered, without bssnsron, "Hs made II
With knife" Wen, he thought that greatest phio
scIhers lad rot come much nearer TO The scius how
So IN religion ls, them all ssree tho great Gospel
uufs and leave nice philosophical questions 10 each enc
,.,, ~ ps, ~ ssa st w" az r,e.oaS.r
VITO embodied the finest points Of the Puriao character
rhh The most poi'bso psees Of the oAvsier Might they
BE- each day cofsy uphed IN tbe rpr OF ChrstsD
eve ard fellowship, forgetting al minor differences In
re rrai and fuDdsm'riai G9spsl uuibs which they all
n, 4atd hymn Of The coils elton was then sung.
The fs,sTpNr, In iIuoduepg Rev Dr. Hague, said the
daily pspsrn had bssr them that those who we're
ssNthns Tor the grave Of Roger Williams had found u,
| hut htomed On sIpe tee hsd found before them,
,s, two sspersns si,sr his death sneddlng fruIu aIa
| bhsftb on tie lan9
Rsy. " BAevs esesined beios any more tcsn =
snsd he wss told by ne master o ceremooiss 10 have
plersrod srsesh, ~teh led him to suppose that tns
sen,l.nsn Anticipated On atmosphere that would be In
ip,rirr. Nor rss he cssppoinise u would seem - 4
ever, heart beet In with Christian love and fei
esIs essea n. aos ''1 Ss-s. 'a 'n ,ooa
oessslcn 10 refer 10 sone cobysrssuoss he bad bad
'pnn, snb whom be -s ysIy familiar. lie never fen
rrer than ~hen able to bear wiinsss N him Of the real
uriu ~ PURGE vhcb prevailed under 20 much &c
l,s dlverny q opinion. lie mentioned anec;ote Of