The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

God and their fellow mon, should, for Any ooasiderA-
zoos whatever occupy the position they st held in re-
gard 10 American slavery.
Brief addresses we're made by other rsvsrssd ssotis
occasiou and The meeting men adjourned
Rev. A FRASER, Of Ewing place church, thoa pro-
notiuoed The benedction.
the MEETING AT DR.. CHEEvER'S CHURCH.
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The lecture room Of the Church Of the Purissns Was
again Aled lass evening with members q DR.. Chesvsrs
oss0rssaaisa.
NJ. George n. White n sAs chair. ~ On Wednesday
svsslBg.
fhs meeting was opeasA with shsst but eloquent and
iDprsssivs pvsysr BY the Rsv. Mr.. Warren.
me- minutes Of tho Last meeting wore then read BY Mr..
Berry, Secretary Of The So0sy Of tho Church Of the Pa
risans.
Dr. Csuva having Tie aosr q ~ close Of the last
meeting, came forward with vsiuniAoss nAnusorips,
end sasA he had bssa deeply Impressed with the prao
pss which were involved in the adoption Il the preamble
and resolutions moved their last meeting. Bi views
those resolutions he should ooeeA 70 explain iron
the manuscripts he held, the first plsos, on the right
ana duty or We Church OF Chrst 70 make suoh IN appeal
for foreign aid IN support Of which he brought Forward
many inatances from the New Testament, whore It was
menaoned that ST. Paul solicited aid HON the people both
efforts he had himself made sevcra oosasioas aid
other congregational and To which no otjecaea had at thu
time been made Tho seeo.d point was:-rhers Is no
right any board Of usSe1a to prohibit such measure
He said the Trustees q ths Church Of the Parans he'd
no more right prohibit the pasor and members Of the
s0cisty 10 collect money, than the Crown Acqueduct
Board had tell clouds Of HeAvso where they should
drop cf rain, and that the pastor and Members Of
soey are as much above Tho trustees ~ the clouds arc
above the earth the trustees but The guardians Of the
fuAds Of the society, and have authority 10 dictate To
the pastor and members OF the society when and how
Tho trustee had taken upon themselves undue authority
whca they undertook 70 oersure their pastor and the
members Of the society who have solicited foreiga aid
exsts against such appeal either NE ground Of ne
cesHy or sxpeoieDoy. That Shea the resolutions
you'd rsoso. 90 his character and Sanss. sSs
Il the Church OF the Purans that such resolutions
would destroy the confidence plsosd In them ~ the
held and appeals made in behalf q the Church Of the
Puitans and vbat rather than savow the ass o, the
scotland, ne voad quK TIE country, and b cossens .
SIT quiet Hsner under DR. Alexander DR.. Can dish In
EsesSursh ths fourth PLACE that there Z no right
society to asTcsats this right ever the church d IN a.
from the tenor 6 tho resolutions, Intended 70 cot
~ an appropriate Whereas the society u sub
eerv to ne church. and mot the church 70 the society
Il the widest and nsst rdiealous oeuoelt imaginable
eaey bat By authority. God deliver rs fsu ssoh
opnion, whore disaeeted minority wore coatinuaiy
creating discsrd and stx1s and using every y
Ssys Ss p :S = sey ws " 1t
ne CHAIRMAN here sad the question not of driving
the pastor fron the pulpit, Or Of ccatmsoious church
luton for thai eJersd by Mr.. Smith.
An appeal was nads from the deoiGisa q the CHAIR
aaA ne rev gscsen.n allowed y continue his readiag
He said he he'd been told BY member II Tie ministry
that hs ought 70 resign bec,sss he had allied himself %
party They very much admired hs principles bat dis
the Independence Of Inc church and pastor against the
ccaponm Of the eocht, - we'll - the suppression Of
The slave trade Hin letter 70 Hr spurssca h.d be-.
portuny OF affirming that every word In that letter
<ue Tho Church Of the PuritaAs both pastor and
sess he said warmer ferd than Dr. Hart who hsa lea
his own church 70 como to their own assistance.
Mr.. BEnEr then asked 70 have Mr.. wsrreu's resosu
tons read again he anxious 70 speak 10 the point
he sad the right Of every organization Of -
lay down rules, aad that every member ought 70 obey
pass such rules and that Organization fuldi
their mssion they allow their rules to b taapled
Tho Trustees q the Society had been appointed to take
meeting had bean called, ke hoped the resolutions xsad
cited "a from .sroSs IL support 40 o. The ss slavery move
ment had been endorsed By himself He wished V sAy
thai be ioycd and reyered ha pastor for his boanes. in
sSsrs VS. any nscsssiy o soei. foreign aid, Although
had 10 been stated HAa the efforts been made q
hos % ve:s Pa ss's s'ss ssa D
FairSaaks wednesday nss - The essslsraa
IVES much better naa than he hns1 70 De-
"a ss. :5s :s: saa. ne d, cAp x.s
mce1sg, bus oaiy sesdea 70 envelope Il Il misk NJ.
and rule esbshsd % prossss he sccisy irsm ,assSos
been said about rules; but when they applied 1of
about rules. Hs had, 10 aid .ss night psr S
right TO ask Tor aid IN his own NAME and he would do
in defiance Of the Church q the Purtans any other
church on the face Of Gods earth. He helper In
depised minority al his life, and expected 70 DO % On
this side Of heaven, bat there 10 hoped 70 10 In the
The CnRxAs sad he hoped there would no. bs any in.
terruption.
Mr.. HARVEY made few remarks in support Of the 30
ce and hoped the movers Of the resolutions would ~
he phrased H. back the resolutions he thought
would bring destruction both their pastor and their
church
Mr.. BEzRy said no thought he could point out q way
BY which the two parties could harmonic He was op
posed to the Foreign Miseion from the rst and always
,hoaght money enough could have been collected at
home. The Foreign Mission first started when the
debt Of the church had NOS been paid off, although he
had not at that time any knowledge Of IT, He then gave
an account OF his connection with the Society He
then offered the following resolutions "a an amendment
Of the sahsutcs offered By Mr.. wsrren:-
Resolved That while this society believes that those
pei sons who originated aud auth orized what is termed
the British Mission, actuated by conscientious
With % oHas and sss
by them Iendenty Of such society and the Trustees
osttLsby for the purpose OF derAyng the expenses Of
toe society IL dangerous precedent aud subversve Of
our ndepen dence congregational body, and there
fore society have not aanooned and do sane
ton, either in substance or manner The appeal made for
foreign aid l4 E-C q etaN le
Resolved That 10 the passage OF the above resolution
we intend 70 express NO dissasscoa with the pulpit
Of the pastor OF the Church OF the Purans
neither It intended az an entering wedge for his re-
moval .0 a rtcF
Dr. WAagES then moved that the meeting adjourn until
Monday evening next st half past seven O'Clock
Motion carried unanimously.
jersey City News.
FAIL FROM A BunprSe.-Yestriay forenoon "a a man
named Patrick Sheridan was engaged painting on new
building in Essex street. Jersey City, the scaoldng gave
way, precipatrg him distance OF thirty feet TO the
ground He taken up nsensibe and removed to his
residence No. IS Essex street. and upon medical aid be-