The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19
m.eting at DIR. Cbeever,s Chureh.

egain red on inufsday evening WIN the members OF ~
Cheevor's congregation.
Mr. GEORGE II. WHITE occupied tho chair az al previous
meetings The meeting opened With prayer BY DR..
BAIL
Mr. BERRY, Secretary Of the Society Of the Church Of
the Puranr, read the minutes Of the previous meeios
Mr.. CHESTER then asked 10 have Mr.. Warren 9 resola
items read by the secretary lie then said this debae
had been going on evening after evening uu there
great danger Of every ono being weary oiit BE hal MOI
spoken this subject not because be had not anythut
10 say the subject, but he had Lett II In the hants
others who had treated IL much better than he coalc
hope 10 do and he thought mad hess resolutions beer
met in the spirit in which they offered ia tho s9r.
Of kindness, BY the orginators Of the British ad
ment and by the psstor, this discussion would not
taken place. Then the movers OF these resolution
he pastor Of the church, an accusation utter,
without foundation, az the movers OF these resolution
distinctly teavow any such intention. There hal beer
coed deal OF discussion the right Of poor church
seek aid from abroad, but tina; WAS not the question
Is perfectly right and proper for the Engsh 70 establish
mission church in this country any other country
Nay, they may estsbsha church for tho preachnt
tf anti slavery doctrines, They may also employ mis-
sones 70 preach the anti slavery gospel through the
land But the real question Is, wise or proper 10
sId Ont 20 Great Britain for aid 70 collect Imoney 10 tho
OF shis church and to aid in the preaching Of
au slavery gospel But before this movement MAS BE-
On foot they should hare consulted aud then Advo
taken in spirit OF kindness, before ouch an important
S ss This vss taken ~ns very grave aa .ns me
done without the knowledge Of the trustees
And Il new turns out, when I'll Ia known, that ths
spfesl Is nct to aid the church or the sonely
but 10 TO support the pastor without the assistance
the tocistyto sustain him 10 this church, IL may be-
mius a appeal for that they bad nes The
nuke Of the name Of this church or Of this society
s.S the p ase M Ia one
the gentlemen the opposite side who has deaed them
he said that defiance came with very bad grace from
who wished 10 advise with them. II he wished
maintain his intense individuality why not rereS There
was another thing too be had noticed when this brother
maS 10 bsn him. 4 be oarh 1ss % Srea .S
The first commandment
Mr.. SMITH here rose to pciu Of order, and said he
thought rather Of order charging brother who
was well known among them with breach Of the FRS
commandment
Dr. FAIRBANKS sad-Iet the brother 20 on and say
what be likes Every one knows did no, DO $3.50 !;
does not matter. Qaushier)
Mr.. Hall said he also rose to point Of order and
wished TO know whether the gentleman who spoke hrs'
was q member Of the Society,
Mr.. SMITH said-Yes; can produce my xedentials and
Mi CHESTER continued by saying his brother Fairbanks
made use OF the expression 30 help me- Cod IA every
Dr. FArRnANEs sEd-weu and 90 do an shau never
do any thing cannot ask God TO help in Laughter)
Mr.. CHESTER continued by sayiug-In this country, In
vor though the danger 70 be feared not 50 great in this
country - IN Europe, where eocesiAsnc. authority
,Sda X , Of
very was drsgged In, and for whn reason be did not
ino~ There resolutions bad been discussed night AFTER
night, an, he thould move vote be taken thai evening
Mr. HALL said-I second IT,
Ma PnErs sid before the question put hs claimed
the rsn, Of saying few wo,ds 10 on subject Of vital I'm
Dr. HARr said Dr. Cheever spoke before the motion was
secc nied.
The CHAIRMAN said he believed be had the privilege Of
Mr. fnElrs was allowed 70 speak on his question Of
privilege, and said what had that day come - bis know
Inty t1a of rf
society, and he, member Of said socety, thought
duty lay the information before them, that they
might take such action on II a. may seem 10 them just
Cries q Estate Jour question Of privilege, aud DO not
make a speech" from AL sides Of The room.
Mr. THrs then said he bad hat day heard That false
receipts had been given by Dr. Hart and Dr.. Fair.
introducrs voters into The Society Of the Church the
an afcavh from which he read al account which hsd
been 70 before Mr. J. Dey, thai Dr. Hart and Dr.
money! nom aeponce and these r.osps were sVsn ss
the person holding Them had the privilege Of voting
ard 60 stpcrent seemed to think.
Or. HART said he treasurer Of tie society Of east
according 10 the decision OF Judge Nuen and whatever
statements had been made could be explained In salts
Their procsediDs. could not be sass.ined =
Mr.. FAIRBANKS said his name had been mentioned In
tbs Affair." and 10 explanation, would say thA. be Was pew
tier and py Hart and either had the right
give receipts ard In this case both had dooe co. and Ii,
whole y alter was jast tempest IN teapot
Mr.. Gilbert, Mr.. Aserneathy, DC. Hart, Dr.. FhrbAnks
and several othsr gentlemen commenced taking and
contrsiictpg each other the subject Of pew letting
me Chairman vigorously thunped on bis desk 10 main
tain order.
Dr. ouvx, when The pose had sonewha,
cded be had not he rshi ezcsp, to SPEAK 10 question
Of privilege.
Mr. Hal said he had seconded Mr.. ches,er's motion
Here another stormy scsne ebsued. Mr. Warren, Or.
fatarks and Others insisting on Dr. Cneevers right 70
Dr. crKvrR said he had been referred 70 that evening
By both Mr.. Chester and Mr.. Phelps. He shout most
certainly insist on finding out the truth Of those sa'e
msnis, shout be speak q question Of privilege
Mr.. enBrxr said he hoped Mr.. Chester would with
draw his motion.
ast and be dd not feel Inclined 70 withdraw his mo
ton.
Dr. FamnssKs said he hoped The motion would DO
Withdrawn, aud allow Or. Checver 70 address the moot
Cries Of "Quesiou,p "questson.p
The CHAIRMAN thsn ssif the result OF an Animal re
vote would be the taking up u Mr.. Smiths resolution.
Or. Hkm-rhen what would be result Of . negative
me calsRxax-why, the contrary, Of course
Dr. HAHr-n win be 10 hear Dr. cbexvtr
Mr.. Bennett and Dr.. Fsirbnnks were nominated -
tcllsra
me CHAIRMAN lhsn pat The qucss,os.
M cwpru oailsd foe division a NE hcuse.
The CHA.sn.s shen sssd Mr. Aesvussshy and NJ Haw.
Another ssosny scrse sssusd, n consequence Of The
sss aar = vnssss ,ss main sassoU sSoed Ss Do
NJ H.svsr ross snd s.sd be had noticed ssnssmso
voting who we're na members az the society.
Mr. wsuy moved ihsi Mr.. Beuns, and Or. Fairbanks
be spponted tslera
M Busr. the Secretary, then announced % ysss md
and Mr. Hal en- spots in fAvor Of appointing tcIcrs
scene Of ihe noaka description snsoed-the Chairman
NJ AruSlarHr aid hs should Ike 70 ask whether
Gentlemen were s'rad Of having This matter decided In
. Or "a Tas s ssd--No, certainly so.