The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16
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sns ansssEE CONFERENCE ADxrUsrRAreN-
NV. II. hArfus0N PRESENTS CHAn8ns AGAINST
sissoP AnEs, In REFERENCE 10 rAvsRIsa
sLAvEHoLDK0 NiNIsrnRs-YR. FORTHCOMING
HrPoEr or THE SLAVERY CohMIrrEE-raE AP-
rxAL OF Hxv. A. WRIGHT SUSTAINED, ETC.,, ETC.
SPECIAL REPORT FOR rHn HERALD.
BUFFALO, Nay 10, 1880.
Tho Oceferenoe met this morning, Bshep Baker pre-.
siding DR.. DsxPsxs conducted the religious exercises
The minutes Of yesterday session having read and
approved, tho following special committee appointed
70 Jake into confederation the admuis alton Of the Gene
see conference-Joseph Brooks, Arkansas; N. Wilson,
Baltimore; =. a. Stanton, B. r.; T. Thomss, CAhior ala;
VIM Young, cncinnst Joseph Ayers, Delaware; f..
A. Blades, Detroit; Geo. Guyer, East Baltimore; p.
hcKnsiry, East tennessee; A. Prince, East Name Jns.
Balm, Eris J. n Fuller, GeDssse; VIM 8. Prentis, Hi
nos; John Kiger, IndiAna n. II. Hare, Iowa; W. a.
Gcode, kahsas and Nebrssks; W. b Black, Kentucky;
@ C. Cose, Maine; r Sspp, Michigan; @ Brooks, J. Il.
Hopkins, Mississippi; n c. Ellison, Newark; NJ Ray.
mond, New England w. +. Evans, New Hsmpshirs g.
Y. Munroe, New York; A. N. Osborn, do; Grs-
void, New York, East; j. B. Burt, Northern In
diana; J. 2. Kelum, Northern Ohio; J. u Sal.
lard, Northwestern Indiana; Fred. Asrrick, Ohio;
D. A. whedon, Oneida; A. +. Waller, Oregon;
o. huDfon, Peoria; VIM Cooper, PhlsdeIphia; VIM.
Eox, Ptsbure; SIDNEY Dean, Providence; II. Crews Red
River; D. Holiday, Southeastern Indiana; J. B. Con-
Dnsson, Southern Illinois; Dr. sithsrspoon troy; r. NJ
Keller, Upper Ioss; P. xerri, vsymons j. Dr1anond,
Western Virginia J. Williams, Western wisooasin; & O.
Thomas, Wisconsin, W d Perne, Wyoming.
Inc reports Of the stand ug commtees called for
which WAS responded 70 BY DR.. PECK Chairman Of the
Scnmntee on Enscopary, Who returned me norisl Il
one q 4e bishops what was supposed To b. Tho PhlA
celphia Conference.
Of the delegates Of the Back River Conference the CON-
nsee instru ed him 70 reurn the paper, for want Of
due formally. me adninsrson Of one Of the bishops
VS. complained OF without naming him.
Mr. AIczR learned that IL an indictmeut charg-
hS naneess party; there sccuser bat NO cul.
Rnt ought 70 bs returned to the deegsson present
~ A az, further d.ecssIon the memorial was returned
Al later period DE- RAYMOND moved 10 Suspend tho
order o. The day for the purpose Of permitting ne BLACK
granted vhsEeupen srAvros presented smos.
hon Rev Hiram hAstison member Of the BIssk River
Ames the Phsdelphia Conference held in Esston IL
March, 1858, which referred the Com mItsee q
kp:soP.sy ass %s~ % 4. cn.sss that BsDop
we charac.sr Of members Of that body though
they had been formally arrested By other msmbsrs Of
that body for slaveholdng and admitted the offence thai
they we're thus clandeslnely passed by the bishop
without either vote Of the Conference wandrawa Of
plains that the bishop took partisan sand in defence Of
savehodng preachers OF the Conference against those
.ho , were e., endssvSr.g Keep ne Methodist ministry
and honor Of their comm(h hethodisn, memoriais
prayed, IN conclusion thai the ad ninsrauon In above
Gaze might be investigated. The petition dated Bar
fAlo May 10. 1880, and signed H iAstison.
This the reverend-genteman 10 whom alluded In
ne John osn ismp Il. n pon o. o o.
ellec of the ables Of the Methods. body
but in confequepce Of mis- extrene notions he fey
sympsthizefs In the General Ucnerence of which body
be was member st lis session -four years ago rne
Black River Conference refased al s last sssson 70 escs
which nor,ined him nos . little He y cosstantly Ia ~
tendance ~ each day sees'oo, and 10 evident watches
OF s On s0oo ~ me
reference 70 the NAL administration Of blshop
delegate from The Black River Confsreaos on motion,
succeeded n getting the order OF the day suspended
that Mr. Madison could have his explicit mem ,rial
charging Bshop Ames with NAL 1minisation referred
have oonsidersbe W,aSie Win oert.in dissascssd and
radical ministers and iaymcn, OF which Mstssoa 10 the
: .os% % Il. ~. sasd
slavery party would rally ell their srces - the
Committee On Slavery pressns their report: Ana two
,her report and coudly, whom will be presented for
the action Of the Confsrenos2 answer from posirve
.oriy q the committee viii report the following change
q ,hs general rule; that shall rcaa-"rhs buying or
s.vss Se% fssy viii also aia ma change in the
chapter slavery oomiormase with tbs change Of the
rule upon the subct-ihe former being orgaaic, Wills
The psaoss IN favor Of change Of rule keep constant
x.sDsse:y rs ps,s'oas we're rsesvsd n favor Of he
change, while there wore oaly fifteen against and the
y. % Ss s o.
or tuesday morning nsxt, which when presumed yin be
aid eve, tor oos Gay n order % sys hs essss.ss uns
coca feeling. and the prsvsiiss ssss%sn, "ssy The
on Of The Conferences this subject y looked for
with intense iaress and he dscusnoa BY The delegates
can for action dsrss The present SESSION, winch, we're
nst for VIC exctsuent the slavery question, would be
sessdsrsS ., s,sss inpsssnss . sss nsshsa. ..srs
de uSssd aa,ss-s shroassd every sfssrpoou
ys,sssss q s groups saroushous The ss.Sssnsa. are
Of sss oo@siss: a slavery Who are IN fsvor o. sSs
sn:sdssss ssssscs the prssass pis. Of aston Of he
nn sxpscssd ihai there win be srsas innax Of srau.
ssrs psxs wssk non al paris Of tho country
psssssy q sssiss % n asSsss apos iSs isssrs siss
iopao that viii b Discussed, and also Of visuag Nagsa
IsIs me oa,csi csss .so0m%s1d, ,sr'sa hotel; AMI
ihe csussns Of Buffalo will DO al thsy
date The friends iron abroad. Most Of the delegates
msus IN Tho American. A. James. carssdoo ssd other
hoseaL
Dr. w. CtAnx, Cnairmaa a NE Conmisiss On Missions,
made partial report They had under consideration
several pestoss from fcvcgr Gsrma. nssioaaries ~
comsod Ina. the bishops visit thess missions, and ths,
asohsr editor Of the papers and books be s,p,asd 10
place a The Rev. Mr. JAcoby, whose health y failing.
~. DvnnN made . spesch In favor OF the report,
which wss adopted.
MONTHLY Iorss.l rcs suspAr scaoo. rrAoa..s
The Commistss Sunday Schools made partial ~
port 70 which apoended resolutions nsrucling the
book agents II New York 10 pubhsh monthly Sunday
school teecner's Journal aiso series Of text books
ahapteA 70 regular Of study In Sunday schools
~. wrn sddresssd the Coafcrcnoe In behalf Of the
PROPOSED paper, stating that the demand for by
Sunday school teachers great ths proposed jour
nal we're pobahed, avenue vood be opsnsd for the
Advertisement Of Sunday school pubseAeoos me re-
port vas scoepted and the resolutions adopted.
d. HkRrn, the able Secretary q she ooaersnoe rose
70 question a privilege, rsedmg IN exuscs rom me
misreprcssated hi IN rcfercoce 70 remark made BY
Hahop Ames 10 eGect that the Secretary made mis-
TAI - aIvavs a one sSde The hahop mate he obesr
WALTON playful way, not renectng 10 TIE least upoo
he honor OF NJ Harrs me corrsapoadent q the On
cisuan Gassss requested 70 correct The statement
yrH cAsx ov REV. AVA vneHr-Hr rse "sExsnGuAt
fAygr Aox' TIE LADIES
m report Of The special committee appOtntef 70 try
NJ Wri|hi from the