The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

ns ss:so.sE ~ s,' .cs Of eed 70 purity ~ ohu,,l
wnsssss sps ssSscs mo yeporu are not correct ne
Are our Es,h,ses What shsll We conclude an
Whs, Are they the slaves Of an ousads Ior IN o.
own oonierencsAS What mean t -, Of sAs
more oo"''''""'- : 'o' p''" ...s from The s.a-
- - s..s AL w n.sss testimony We hxvs
IareS We have no OUTSIDE pressure exoepa Vhst ve 40
prove, and the inside pressure Of our Own oooscisnsfs
pe.ehso We sr also s;.sssd .s .s ss.nSs - n
.e.kensd En-, love ,hs Church. sAs has done much
and early through Ms influence brought 70 know he
peace thai passeth understanding But do nos love the
approve what believe Jesus onrst condemns psrsh this
& Nd a., sS
before make the sacrifice. viii mos deny my Saviour
Gsd sp' 81 ~ Sss sa %
defence He will not allow her perish. Suffer may,
but she viii come out OF her susripgs rebsptssd for
seais by the lords table viii again be nled aud
BY and by he prodsals will return; Goi viii
Tie conei ION Of the euancipssed is improved me
solorsd people in Abe State where live arc wsn on,
that staie and you look Il me statistics in The Uoi;sd
ssshs census, you VIII dnd larger proportion Of the
eG h,,s peops can read ana write than
80 TACT that cannot be gainsyed nor opposed. 10
down in black and white, and given BY the authority Of
reasons, and many more coui enumsrate did ts per-
nh, am in favor OF the majority report ] love
nets and the love Of God more believe there Is an
antsgonsm between Christianity and slavery and that
America bears SOLID, unbroken, and unimpeachAoe test
nopy against t7e "sum Of all vllanies"
wrer and his speech was listened TO WIN great interest
Ut DuRmS said he beld In bis hand paper signed ~
spssier1 accorded Win he Views set forth and believed
them 10 be just and right Those gentlemen had asked
as substitute for the majority report now before sSe
with view whether they could get on solid aud
common sround where they could stand. BE (Dr. d.
desired 10 make few remarks after The paper was
read.
The SECRETARY read the suboinsd paper presented -
PROPOSED COMPROMISE.
We are N the pi esenoe OF very serious question: tbs
great influence over our church and over The co nmuni
". The question itself, q We judge, considered apart
embarrsss IT, would not be OF vssy dcun soIu son Bot
crcumsarces in the church and circumstances without
the church s0me o. political soms Of an s:css:sal
powerful influence over our feelings, and thus likely
nseDsby 10 effect our judgments and conduct IN The i'd
san but 70 advert TO substantial agreement
Of the two great parties In the General Conference The
noeo OF slavery and the church set forth In tho doc
trn. and portions Of the majority and mioori-
" Of The Committee Slavery with but single shades or
SION They agree not only subs .an,slIy buI manfesy
ON all the moral, religious ecclesiastical and historical
have expressed conversation every where 10 regard 70
the efsentiA parts Of the reports All other parts shoud
ment Of this great and pregnant question:
main Bot Son n.s me s,, .S Substantially IN hs
thew come TO cys What bss, II ~ aoss @ .ess
seen In the resolutions appended TO the reports respes
lively, and yet one great fundamental feet appears
common and foundation element In The resousons and
this fact both claimed to be within the true intent and
nearing Of the provisions In the Dncipne they have
comprehend neither more nor less ,hsn The l.er and
ppit OF these provisions This material fact reduces the dr.
lha the tone intent and sprs Il the provisions Of the
Discipline on the subject Of slavery, ~ explained IN tne
s'So9x q % % rs s0s0 % me snurcn under The
yond douS. the true sense the Of the 5sci-
church n. majority wan he ase%sns q The sns %
Conference 70 be embodied In statutory forms. rhs mi
and all thst needed The judicial deciou Of the Gene
rel conerenoe, settling beyond doubt The meaning o.
8 Upon frank comparison Of opinions and Judgments
viii sufhcssnt plumber Of judcious brethren both
far rela,es % ihs moral religious aud eocissss,csi
relations Of slavery and the church, would clearly express
isee ard thas : resolution or rssoiusions fol- fol-
owing this declvason OF principles, designed 70 In
y ssne = apusDa.d NE ~: ,.d
aiming said declaration Of principles and rssoiuaoos d.
reepg tnsir faithful application contain the true and safe
solution OF the difculty which confronts u.s. and IN
dbHtes greed and complicated trouble 70 our church-
Hoping that Ibis General Onfsrenos VIII ses the
ports from the Committee on Slavery in the ehl se, isb
above we offer - substitute much OF ths report al
sisscsl aspects q slavery Here follows 20 macn q
the majority report - relates W he moray Of savery
also have bsen opposed 70 De traffic i s.vss IA ,sss
the spft Of the provision In the Discipline and hes been
opposed 70 sevehodns for selfish or ns.csnsry pur-
poses and that We have faithfully borne thh sstimony
and applied these provisions In the administration q TIA
Discipline - far - due regard y The laws Of the ssvs
"a ssiss have permssd In which The sAses have arisen;
Resolved, That the administrator Of dscspne should
Of principles 90 far the laws Of the several ssss vim
permit In which the cases may arise.
cpIes and advice in regard to ne sduip sraso" az [
udss NAT lre. modernism sSosi Be oss.rSsd d %:
public dhcueson OF this subject constantly maiaAAnne
he true anti slavery position Of The Church. H9ssd
J. @ AYERS,
p. n BRowN,
where he Then stood without rcmemberine passars IN
the Bnhops address, which stated that twelve mss Who
ibs subsr, had sone 70 answer 70 COD for ~hss shs1
DID, and Who NO I'D say that twelve Of them would ncs
TO God fer whs they did on his rrest ouesooS
o. :.; - 60, :! e. a. "a =: .:ss 4:
cure The prosperity and peace Of The Church h wished
he could show 70 The Conference Ne spirit which hs
brethren who presented the substitute evnosd. Thoss
men asksd him be aocsptsd Ne declaration Of Tie re-
port Of ths majority, 70 which be aDswsrsd $50 far
REMEMBER tnem, DO" He Afterwards examiped
he reports psivaasly and sfsr prayerful sxsai-
nation q them be vas prepared 70 say tksa NE paper
pos subsssnal difference In tnoss Two rspcrs spsr frum
The reeoluons nor In he resolutions exoeps the point
ses forth In the paper when they oaus say ho shall
say, eve vast thsm In The book % ths minority Az,
"fhey are there ALREADY" 30 he The spsaks) hsd Il.
ways urderptood and he decsoo OF The 0ensra Confer
ence - The supreme court Of the church osFpsng he
statute, might vol be ~ iorh n hs form a reeo,uions
and htnce resolutions appcnded 70 ~ paper pre-
sented Those resolutions contained two points that asked
their speca attention. The hrst III the admin
hfatn should BE- made 70 opsSorm {, - declar sxou Of
principles contained In ths majority rspo He ssksd
was NOT that sathfsc1ovy 10 TIE church ana
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