The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07


nice the demands OF the laity far suggest psn
by ~hich they might have voice legislaung upon
temporal sas Of the body which 10 cay the eas De.
PENDENT 70 great extent upon them, both In financial
and moral point view The conferences DO no.
need the sssstsnce Of the lay IN their Deliberations be
,ps,er. spa Other matter Dot demsndinr the acton OF
,be ay but the friends of the propcssag "A
Conference which fun 20 wcr IN
ies~'s,ng for all departments Of the church-
In hotuicu moved that 90 much Of the Episcopal al
dress as refers TO dectrinh unity be referred special
committee al
Or CrRRS opposed the appointment Of such q commit
He ~ nj alhired with The scnuens expressed By
the address that point but thought the differences of
eoc'rine alluded 70 only existed among limited circle
and would Gle out soon. He moved that the wnos sub
jet be aL en- the table, which wW carried
The regular order Of business resumed aud mum.
Der Of memorials and petitions from the conferences
lsire chiefly change Of slavery and lay dele
CATION. -ere referred " the respective committees.
that Of the ourns Of me Black River Conference
IN relation 10 giving supsrnumsrary relation 10 Of
their Members 10 i've and labor within the bounds
Of sposher conference, 70 the Commite on 1uncrsncy
which adopted.
Ii limited bat this refers TO The Rev Hiram x.,ii.ou
who rabld sboliuopst. and said 10 have rendered
himself obsoxious majority Of The body on acooant Of
hb ultra We've uron slavery. Mr. Mstison sympssh,zsd
meeting held a he Cooper Irsususe IN New YORK 20 sym
paabse with the anny 81 the "msrtyrr The action OF
tne Conferences on this matter viii be looked forward 70
JoHs Anxsrroso moved that The portion Of the Jour
nal cf the Black River Conference referring slavery
agreed The report Of the committee Of that Confer
ence ii is late annual meeting vss strongly favor Of
turning body out Of the church that sympathzed
ell vi snsa" The ce~rafes from that Conferencc pre-
scented baAhsl q petitions sssoss slavery, Witch led
Conservative delegate Who occupied scas the
persrs table 70 remark 70 The writer, Rack River IA
pouring cut iU vengeance"
he Chairman Of The Committee Public Worship read
bic report which fxed the appointments for The services
90 Ne sabbath INC pup''s o. The xsihosrs rre-byse
risn, Unitarian, baptist, and universsiiss Churches In
Buffalo and sdjoeine tos yin be ncd By delegates Of
he Confeecnce during IL SESSION.
The CcnSrerce adjourned at noon, having transacted
more busfnsss than II any preoeiipe session-
wr~ TIVE uxvrsy COMMITTEE ARR porSe.
We iniere~ and importance, 70 the secular public
lest Of the proceedings Of this body 81 the prcsen
turcs,~e q, the political condition Of the country
their action nPsn the QUESTION slavery Hence every
,hirs pertaining The subject viz be laid bsfore read
e, Of We HxRnt, ~ your reporter - soon poe
sbe n " veil knovn that the Methodist church,
s.. the ss..s sm; n. s. .,, ssss
sorts,s and ncr,ssru -,sodss The ns.soass church
not s scr2r s. = but une. d. pross Gene
raj cosssnss gnss the rights and claims
~ the forter Conicreucss The, threaten A. ne
sss orstrerrh tneerg o. uss BODY nunerous prcpcsi
red 1csston 10 SATISFACTORY discrimination ard srnoue
ht m ,he followrr an'ecsed The Ere vrowcspcs
md Crsisass Resolutions NE nrs s-ss Coz ctanse q
IN nssrpre,s,or rsde o. the Pusnt ruiz ss
ban c'esy es'sblsh this principle. The ssc~ri ~.
uests srch chsnge a. Ebsl declare TIE "buyins A.
cling a men, women and Children With the fntsutln o
pslavirs thens consssest with cnrsta.y rhle m. /
incinr sfi propcecn sks for change IN favor Fl
lsveholdirg With this sdoit'on-tNd ssvehol8ng
s,,l 10. be Considered : ocndi''cu q ms.e.r.hi,
hurscsy afternoon, and undcfrccd thet TIE vC.s
10 shove rssolutscrs foIio~s,-
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