The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

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He uhe Behsp) knew tasi ibe sroiscr wss > psA'
Tread Of An ana that The charge wss nss sAAde for ls
psrpsse Of njurmg aim or asy person. but rspr.
present VINO Interested giving NE pubLc
m account u their tsings aad before aAsshsr ssy M
trds reported would be crcuAted ell ever the country
Some brother said that twas right 70 mention such
thing as charges OF corruption sganst the bishops The
SPEAKER = Sho% he .s s1 s .ssSss 90 DC a
but added that the bfhops had been charged with cor
ropt'on That ~ the sentence 70 which Bshop Simpson
CARED the attention OF the Conference before they adjourn
ed, that there any such charges they might
knew how 70 meet them and have the matter properly
isvesngAted he wanted 70 have such charges, aal
existed referred 70 the Committee Esccpacy or eo
hat An expnaSoa might be made that would 90 out VII"
the publication.
Mr. cowIss Of Iowa, inquired Il he vas the per''n to
Bishop SnFsos-Yes, mir; that sentence o0'"rr"' !"
Mr. Cowizs sxplainedlIe was very happy TO say that
be was a very warm friend Of Bishop simpson, ~,
thought there misapprebeRson In rererence W
he had said. Hc did not with 70 De ahacsso h I
ing any OF the Bishops wnb corruption. u nsd peen
charged However, some Of the papers ~ uaeh VINO
had In the General Conferences That me osnops we're
exercising an undue control ever this oody acsneo
~ couLs stse 70 What paper he auded-t WAS 70 the
Norlheu Independnt published in this State UAlsss II
necessary be did not care aoou. giving
delegate Knew OF any charge beng made IN any
church paper by = member VI the Aethoaisi cnaion,
ton OF Ills fact SHOULD prssent 1t before the Episcopal
Committee ,,..
stated thai IN the aruCfe nc tluooo W a1efe
was NO personal charge asangt individual bishop but
the charge that the bhhops would persuade
the Conference with regard 10 certain questions that would
Come before the delegates and that they would ytsd 10
the wisnee Of the bishops.
Bishop SIMPSON only DESTROYS 10 have this AllusoA
70 corruption set right -
Yr Cowus said he made remark Of that kind II was
intended. . .
he BrBoP WAS perfectly satisfied, and only wishcd
that Il should be understood by the reporters
Dr. HBBARD editor OF the Northern Advocate, inquired
what paper Mr.. Cowes meanr
Mr. CowIEs toned the Northern bsdependcU, but he
had 10 reference TO any church paper.
On motion Of Dr. CAKLroS the regular order Of business
dispensed with 10 permit tho presentation Of the
port OF the agents Of the New York Book Concern, which
referred 10 s appropriate committee. The report Of
agents Of the Western Book Concern presented
and referred 70 the same COT mittee.
digest Of these reports given in advance in my
report the other day. and, the arrival Of the HERALD
them, . number OF the delegates remarked
hat the Methodist pubic would DO indebted 10 the NEW
Herald for i faithful report Of the dongs Of the
General Conference.
Your reporter learned that the COMMITTEES on slavery
no business yesterday, further than tho a
continent Of sub. committees. The committee Ut i first
meeting refused admission V the press but that will
hinder from learning what progress 10 made from day
10 day Until the report presented for action.