The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
SPICY AND EXCITING DEBATES.
Speeches Of Rev. Drs. CoOmbS, Moody,
Haven, Durbn and Others.
Arrangements for The lisposal Of the Reports Of
the Committees Thereon.
The Contending Parties I'm
Quandary,
As., ks., Ss.

as., &C., ass
EIGHTEENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
HruA REPORT FOR TIE Srw YORK HERALD.
BUFFALO, May %, 1867
After The disposal Of some unimportant business,
". @ sEirn, OF India a, novel that whea the c,n-
srsnce take up the rspe ~ OF TIE Committee Slavery,
hey proceed TO vote by ayes ard nays without debate
Pencil CooxBs, OF Philadephis, took She floor, and
Nd hat to u feelings Of the majority, In most
enerous and Chr st sprt, consented 70 valve She
pechcatons 10 vxshce 70 say, thati motion OF that
ind vas press ed, or ar effort made small or great, k
ssveht the IN Ivy from being beard on the qaeshcr,
hey should sot only think unfair bot they shoah take
he liberty 81 S.yiug %. cloud cries OF "AmeD'D
numf ,er o delegates sously Allied for tes re-
oluiion 70 b. laid upon the table
Mr. suu wishce 70 explain
Voc Acroyls cries OF "No, nc"
a rs, oluon VAS laid upca the table By cvcs whslm
as veto Mr. McoDr saying "there let forever is and
y J~er q resurrection"
n wsrK con- nEScE cEsnGrp WITH APPLYING TIE THUMB
Co.,. v.,cs " ,s "a res Sutton directing the
Durs nee % raucy 20 inquire whether the resolu
sr passed by the Bamore Conference at ~ LA. session
nc rs,d Ws. the delegates from Maine instructed
NJ GypE was in frvor OF the resolution, bu, thought
rat he Con erence called 70 consider matters
which would be involved in the debse on the slavery
M TAArs Of Baltimore, had objection to the Con-
ference examining their jouro.L iney shrunk from
sothsy, but were wiling 70 have ran inyesesuon, ye'
he opposed 70 being submitted 70 uA oy n~' pouy'
fhey had no riga: TO do that ~
MI sLcrn of East Baltimore, remarked that the sub
eot ssd been referred the Committee on lunerAncy
and he special Instruction .ae nvidious feature Of
Chs case II TIE minority were 70 be sube;ied 70 KIND
,s, sno ss''' Appsuss which was Suppressed 81
ne PRESIDENT When Border adhered 70 the hetho:
ds Episcopal church IN sns ,oss1 noa o.
n; but II quadrenniay they were 70 have the thumb
screw pu, to them, the majority proposed 70 give me
ucrpv turn now. n that 90, he wanted 70 under
stand u The Baltimore Conferences was composed largely
4 free Stale territory, but their people In free state and
IN siaye state alike sosd upon the platform OF the Ds-
spIne a. u.s. and by the help OF God, they would main
hin The interests Of the coored people slaves and free,
Ell he protested that the whole procedure ~as
M. BrsroI remarked that there was unnecessary
kvers hnee upon the subject, and his friend Sheer WAS
We PKsrDEsr-Let Us have the question and not the
brother
a,atcn Of fear for into the ACTON OF an
annual conference he claimed that there was nothing
M. BODY bu, was their inAnenabie right
Dr. DuRmS thought thai the object OF the mover was
accomplished by Greeting The attention OF the committee
Dr. Hoposcx believed that not competent for the
Maise Conference 70 sis In Juigmens upon the Baltimore
MI Cows Of Maine, denied that they wan'ei to do
what las, SPEAKER had charged them with attempting
The teles aes from Confer, simply carrying
OH e wshss Of body 70 have the ASTON OF the Bs
Dr. Hoposox GA 'fRked l1'o: A.. liberalization, Nm,
shoorh, there vas little attempt = apps fxe sss s
presented Maize IN Ia. Com nit,es on Itner.ncy
Mr. ABBrT Of yaine the delegate referred TO- sail that
he had detained from attending the meetings. Of ,ae
Dr. HoresoS moved a. amendment that special To-
Sn .blch was cordially sosspssa Sy
hr. ARBorT, sho proceeded ray TIA, tas Name C,a-
ference hsd simply Instructed them 70 make hs aqury
without attempting 70 pcrecute any conferences. Tue
reason Why the matter introduced al the, ums
that NE delegates from Maine had overlooked the request
recorded on The Journal and had no, perceived
n I'LL this morning In reply 70 the ns,nus
Don that he was attempting 70 Apply the
perancy ayn he had 10, sought 10 give the con
fersnees the ssveholtng States fair play. Aa,lgh
every man on that zoo, fnes him :. have aesa.oas,
hae Conference ccsred 10 provoke the Border brehrsn
sul be wanted TO vipdcsse the rights which he claimed
equally tenacious Of the rights Of the conferences
Nj CoonB moved 70 further amend the resolution By
ice, Of slavery which accorded; but, on m,uon Of
D RAYMOND the slider OF the whole subject
RT Classy o. Minnesota moved that vh.u the reports
q The Committee 90 slavery Be Hssn up on Wsdnosd.y.
snss 1e an. as' mem prsson,ed for ds,nssoo
N Cox alluded 70 the dculiy eIperenoet At the lss
General Conferences vhen number Of the delegates we're
hour rule &c hoped hsy would adhere 10 tia ~
eeea minutes rule ami LET them oondcDse tbs gold
N dcbair. The faculty OF condensation 20 ger vita
vhsh he not endowed, for the reason sdduosd by
Jefferson, that OF opinion may b tolerated
where reason u ieft free 70 combat H."
ID. DrRnN and hessrs BILorr and r. L BaewS spoxs
upon 70. e s susst % ssnp % sso as
81 hours in ,he dseussn, and would, therefore, never
R. DErmcsp-whai an arithmetic you have go,
M. occss vsh.4 TO say tire. thing. rra, he did
would care 70 rpeak against time, ~ iuuusei By Dr.
Durhn secondly be had voted for the gag Lac
any shnpe; and thirdly, the Interests q, stake Of
sush deep thai speaker should be eoaaaed 70
cussDs ne slavery question three, four or eve .seks
ne church had discussed for the last ten years, and
every form Of the question bad been ooosaerei through
the 9Th and breadth OF the land. They not
cppgrcss nee, who thought u necessary 10 make long
speeches order 70 make political capital, but o.
Cod; and he Of the opnion that they prayed more
and spoke ess upon slavery, they would De doing the
Dr. o~rosx proposed further ment ths, ths pre-
vnus question shs not be put during the debate when
vss seconded By Dr. HlebGd
Dr. krcstr remarked that n the hour rule and Dr.
Oshsxns am .ndnent adopted the General Confer
could any other basipess ala
very question He wishei the Conferences 70 remember
shAi
nv osposs's amendment was laid on d., table
~. ss.7xs moved that The conservative and progress
ve sides should sese '~o men 70 represent them, which
Mr. CxrS said dktirg ush>d statesmen ere uosod for
NJ AIeS, Who quoted Gay and c.aoua as oSs%eIy
long speeches hs order Of the dsy s,uu.
IN CafrwxcHr took the fcov, aud IN humorous spss n
argued In favor Of the fifteen minute rule hs bcncvsf
svery delegate had made up hts mind ho~ be v5lii
rose and no speech making would alter their n.
lid no. believe Nat the mental capacity OF any on
ne os ssGo 'snt % snsLsso him further ueou u.
rhject He Was ready 70 vste, and had hs kiicrts /
sees really 70 take hs fight
The PRxrprr thsn put The question and tbs vote re.
usd ms adoption Of the nisssn minute rule by large
naovfty NE decision having bean greeted with loud sp
n By u friends q The measure. II this rule 10 strict
s<hcred fe. the dkcvs~ioo may be shortened three
kr, JrrrS, of Newark, presented paper signed by /
,tside q utics, lnqurpg the dscrssen the slavery
,est,oa had msrrsd the harmoey, broherly bvs aud
iviensty Of The oAurch rheh wAs declared 10 be out
crdev ana Vas retzrned 10 hr 1usus.
NINETEENTH DAYS PBOCEEDINGS
BC@AIo, nay %, 1884
me Conference wu called 10 order this nsruing by