The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
Hsst,ng at Dr.. UAssvsrss CAureh.

hesvsrt ossgTegaaisa-bsh Ne fourth meeting durng
the ass wssk-os The purpose q dsoidug - y ne rshs
Of certain members Of Tie Congregation, wAA Dr. hssver
u their head, 70 seBct aid non abroad, support the
anti slavery movement, without the consent q Ne Tus-
tees Of the Church Of the Purtaaa
Mr.. George II. White in the chair, st the previous
meetings.
me meeting was opened Win shert and Impressive
prayer By Mr. Berry.
the Purans, then READ the ninulss Of ths previous
y. 4 ". cn.rn ma Tia. before M: Woodbury. y
man present could inform him when this discussion would
b hiey TO terminate, and would move that nestns
oay) evening and the matter be then finally dscA6sd.
c. E .I1 s.d ~ dd sss gee me proy 2, mSs
von1 .Te 'of h ne =
" ventilated, NO matter whether occupied another
evening, week, or six months.
on the other side nom saying all they whsd The sab
ject and would withdraw hh notion.
account q n S..S s sss supOpr a Bennett % oc
cupy the char for him that evening.
NJ. woOnauD having the floor asthe close Of the NEST
the Trustees whether hey had man amongst then who
would Be willing p 90 70 England and retorn The iasa'
dh.eeable business they might solicit the aid q Veto
ria n their ntroducsca 70 Dr. Buchanan they might say
:Se ~ would them, perhaps, 3 more wiss 70 ass them
In sliusion 70 the dinsrenOe Of opinion existing
The uns the - Sss
presented. fhe eyes not only Of America but Of the
GLAD 70 hear Of the none sDg sent back, aad England
told that her aid Was not required.
M. Gonr said be wished 70 say !. few words about out
the reports which had spPeared in several Of The
daily papers, which were intended TO inpuen ne
character, not only OF the meetings. but Of Tho
Ss.aea 4s.olmy Meeting no Dr. Cheevsrs Church, 1.-THE
Chairman Unable 70 Maintain Order &C he kuew, from
good authority that al the clerks IN large Wholesale ~
Cbsever was 10 spesk, and he thought judging from the
noisy character Of the meeting thai evening something
Of the same sort was intended 10 be carried out
Several gentlemen present corroborassi the truth Of
Nr. Gorey's statement
Dr Bali sad in reference 70 The cnarse o. conspiracy
riends that IL ought 10 have been made
saADst The brethren Who had ssrt an agent out TO Eng
and 70 beg money In the name Of the Church OF the
Dr. FMRHASKs rose to AJAX how many times be must
esDy thai statement rnsy solicited money in their o~n
Dr. BAIL .sid tina. was merely quibble-thss money
collected to AID The Church Of The PorisHns must
that several bretheyen bad organized themselves
into . BODY TO collect funds 70 sustain Doc
senng ont an sgent without the knowledge OF The rus
Nesof the society Individuals though members OF The
ySou Se coSssps Of me society IL. the sseS
who sent Great Britain for aid called meeting
q tho church before dong g. this uouole would not
have arisen: He had heard many Of shem say ,hcy
would not have sanctioned the movement had tAey
snown beforehand the trouble II would have caused,
and one member Of that body had Than have
done 30 he would have cut his right hand on In al.
lusion 10 the statement Of those who authorized a9
Johnson To collect money 10 England that hey, as toe
Of the Church Of the PuSaDs, responsible
the action Of these brethren. One Of the ARTICLES Of
agreement the Church Of the Purtans is that tho pas
me contract ssswsss the pastor ana he socs
", and # the pastor violates his agreement the
society need notan longer continue tosnpport him And
the influence OF Dr. Cheevers preaching OF the anti
slavery gospel loses no foroe when he has 70 be sup
ported by contributions from ABROAD They have sus-
isned him. not because he DR. Checver bot because
he preached an anti elsvcry gospel
DR.. CmAvR said, IN reference 70 the ilegsllity aud
iIproprie,y Of the pastor being supported N any
aonsrs year, he y no. 70 90. money in any
and ridiculous, that when be hrss came TO the
Church Of the Puritans, was mutually agreed BE-
Was Il liberty TO seek for pecunry aid ouds The church
the nrm point he should notice was 10 reference 10
What mad been urged " regard 70 the church and ts
members 10 sustain sef by appeal for ADJ "a there
y q stigma attached 70 The present appeal for aid,
because Il ID foreign appeal II 10 mentioned In
the New Testament sbss 81 Paul sought 10 increase his
salary by appeal foreign cid without reference
any Board OF Trustees that the stigma said 70 10 attach
support Of tbs ssiement he nssanccd several EXAMPLES
In The New testament very sinias N every particular 70
s ns NC ss ehld
"a s s.,h.,s 10 80 hs $500 m ,he rburcS mir tam
..ss.s,ir al s,i,,,,.rv shirn ~. cocs~.d.a ,h.v
80 ,grh, N 40 v,shos, ,s.yercs c,,hsr IN ~
,-ns,s.. a, ,hc s,s,v Th., ina snus.I Tor fors~n Al
the name OF the Church OF the Puritans
but the ~ Christ and bis cause, the support OF
free church and the can.e Of The oopressed Ihposuse
NJ theexsy ,b,n asnned maj nnvey the sortssv and
,,,ssses h.v. nj the ~ he an.nri.l ~
a.. tn,sh n -.f.rcc ~ ,h.,, cccdacs h. .,lcn. AZ.
49,. .h,o. A.. 40 ,h.,, rn,..so, h.d Iesn i.rsh.a
at and sneered ct because their agent was .
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- ~ . ~. 80 90. ,s,.s 80 ,rs.,,,a 2,,vo..
wperr thirty members dec,ded mat he N right, ana ten
eecided he - wrong lat thcse ten oniy get another
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