The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-08

NE uho", tropl o. r., oeoHeo 70 postpone we Ass-
rsoria business, which the special order for today,
unt muTsdsy and Friday. rhs reason was that some
Of hi political friends desired 10 20 70 he Oidago On
venou, who did not care % much 70 DO tho record On
The Territorial business on the Tariff question, which
would be the next Important subject Of oousdersoa.
Mr.. Housros, (dem.) Of Ala, was mot willing TO vote
on the Tariff until AileF the CHICAGO Convention.
nigh. BE- postponed the Houss could pro, 70 the
biIis '-' w.
M eHow sad he last week moved 10 postpone the Ter
democratic side were absent Il Charleston He did not
think fair 70 consider Il when the House wss thin
Those who desire TO 80 70 Chicago should, matter O.
the Territorial bulls up, he would move an amend
iosss % sscs their o.a ooss
NJ CLARK, Sdem) Of Me-, expressed his willingness 70
Mr.. Crows motion prevailed by large majority
Mr. Bo1nE, Is. OPP OF Va voted NO. saying ths'
the Union Convention will meet on Wednesday, which
seemed % have been ignored BY both the democratic and
Er. GRov-I thought you'd got through in day
Mr.. Bo1nx-I think can sssure you nat il viii be
harmonious convention.
THE rAMvY QUESTION.
Mr.: sHnxAx, (rep Of Ohio offered res ,ut N that
The debate on the tArn DO closed 70 morrow at on
NJ HOUSTON said this subject should mot DO forced
the House unexpectedly: He moved an AneDdmeot ex'
Disagreed to-62 against l0s
Mr.. H0usroS would - soon have the bill gagged
provos,on. he moved to lay this on the table Diss
greed to-
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union on the Tariff
Mr. SHnxAS said that the act Of 1887 was complex
crude and ~ dgested-p.ssed BY combination Of hos
parsed should now be repealed This act took effect
on the 1st Of July 1857, when there we're 81
sha n tYa LAT AFe uhnsh fha nshk
debt over sixty five and halt millions He 70
tered 10 facts and figures TO show the ORDINARY
expenses OF the government, and pointed out wherein
large reductions be made in the appropriations II
gentlemen would only devote their energies and nteecs
To The ordinary operations OF the government, the
total expenses could be reduced 70 sso,odo,oo
annually AZ to The Post Office transportation:
ne BE Se s
current receipts. He spoke OF private expresses
being more expeditions and safe than the public convey
while party vpt and sectonalsm are rampant IN
the land he cong the country that secuonNsm
gradaton and could DO harm In the future The public
lands are not TO be locked to In the future .
ource puShc s Tue 9i nov unaer considers
SPECIFIC duties viii give seventy i've per centdm
than advaierum, as they viii TO great extent cut oil
frauds and false invoices He at some length advocstea
the passage ohe penoing bill, which he consaerei sim
pie efficient adordmg reasonable protection
10 the interests Of all sections OF the country Tns be
commended, should not be treated party measure Il
extraordinary that aa administration which had been
running the country largely In DEBT, should oppose
which will extricAte them from this conduou
Mr. SBwARTz, "a. dem Of Pa. } Indicate his
private character. He together with his colleague Mr..
Hickman, and Mr. Haskn OF Ne~ York, hsd been assAil
ed by the torso., the Official organ Of Mr. Bachanan,A
paper sustained By public patronage but fed
lupser, which attempts to degrade those who
advocate peoples rights and interests He representes
large Jeferpopion constituency Bers county which
incorporating m Us hostility to trescnery
ana corruption in ce than 70 tue career OF th.
mi Ia NJ
~. Gixncey Jones) as having uuckled Us po~er
and supported the loahsome k0gisn-Kspsss
language which would shock even the iuiecc.ciss OF
Bill ngs6atc He would rather be plain John Schwartz
than President Buchanan, who had lost the conadcoce
OF HE friends, and rembles when no meets
them face face aer having deserted and then attempt
ed beay them In CONCLUSION he advocated the protsc
MI Gaow advocated The tariff bill on the ground that
lie pssssge was necessary 70 meet tho wants Of the reA
suy 10 be fair tarir must have both specific and i'd
vaorem duties the former to apply wherever articles
nearly the kind the beter not only
certain and unucuang revenue but 10 shield aad guard
Nessrs BLAIR, frep.) Of Pa AND srKvKss, (rop } Of
Pa, spoke In favor OF > protective policy
o ~ ss s:e.: ~ 70 s
isin The conmissss ross. and tho hoa.s sdjoursed.
The Methodist Episcopal General Con-
Hsrenee-sAxsh Day.
BupAIo, Nay Z, 1880.
ne call Of the Conference which was intsrrupted
SATURDAY by the adjournment, was resumed.
successful effort made 10 reconsider The action OF
the Conference Saturday 10 the matter Of appointing
COMMITTEES Appeals, and the Char was ordered 10 ap
point committee Of seven to prepare . code, regulating
the disposal Of all appeal cases, and report 70
Behop NoRRs presented tho answer OF the British
Wesley an Conference 70 the Methodist Epsoopa COME
renee Of America
The address, among other congratulations,
expresses warm satisfaction ai the existing
sentiment In the American Church the
subject Of slavery also . Communication from the same
Conference 10 the bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
church reereung their inability send deputatleo to
the present Conference, and expressing tue hope
such depustson will be sent In 1854 the letter aso
Acknowledges the receipt OF comm 1nicsr,n from the
Rocx River Conference on the subject Of slavery, bat
cecnpg any action thereon deference
American brethren The letter also expresses nope
nnaiy sepsrsie self from oil connect on with that
luton.
Bshop Nopap presented an address, from the ssors
Of the annual copf renee Of France aud ned a
Paris, June "a, 1909 the address gives favorable re
port OF the progress 81 Mstnodsm the Euro
pesn Continent, not~iihsianalos the constituted au
them, IN many DISTANCES amounting TO serious pcrse
ca,ops The church V making RAPID progress
stl have claim upon the sympafnes Of tho American
church
Ou moUOn oi MI FHceF, tue tou mfttce on ttrree-
pordercs Instructed 10 inquire and report regard
The that the Brinsh Conference had
memorabilia by the Rock River Annual Conference
Bsbop aoRRis presented memorial from Dr. q
Luckey, vbjcp read, IA favor OF establishing
executive conference for the OF the church
to copsst Of the Bsbops and one delegate
IRON each annual Conference, TO be appointed
every four years, which thall hold annual
sessions and sbah have general jurisdiction the
various temporal the Church Including tho
power investigate all charges against the bishops,
10 try The same, ~ vel ~ the Preachers
subject to sapeal 10 and revual BY
The General Conference, ~ yell M general
supernendsncy Of the book and the missionary
committee The memorial proposes 90 W eject the Ex
scutive Conferences Of body snail
be rprpssuaiec In the succeeding one.
The memorial vas referred 70 sclect committee Of
yeven, 10 consider sud report nj an esrly day
The CHnR announced ~ the special committee 10 pre-
plan for the disposal Of appeals. Mesrry Moody,
Clark, Nelsca, Hitchcock Porter, Griffith and Reddy.
Adjourned.
Seventy three petitions for change OF the slavery rule
and two agsinst were presented TO day.