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

affirmed thxl the church gss horouxhly ana, ssve,s
proceeded 70 say .tA ia shAeyer form their lds 50.
might take upon the queston he 10 the church hst
ne was . the State Ne wen. citizen f9r ma lak,a
Of The States, and II he pfeslsea, Of the Usrsc
North South, and here we're sbs enough bsougios
mem H. s apo 1 III no. vault sss,
He went for the church hs whole church. and no,tiug
eaf The church. Rsnewed applause) Pc went ior h.r
earnestly desired that she would be VIE - sas .os
hsImlsss ~ dove whea she ssaded srsat Que sIons
nohns woald soo!hs him more wn.a hs went do IN %
Nils question freedom should receive = con:naons
lalPsrs bus u, unfortunately, II sh,uId 30 80 set
rsa MAJ asersy would no. 20 assisted, be
there was man tina, oor who would no. srsscsbe 70
snass sshunen.s 10 ;S4A he Or Darbin) gave vote
hs judgments ans be supposed he might % compelled to
20 again lie wss afraid there might be some conunc-
sufe " circumstances gathering around the General Con-
70 decide that grest question In such way that when
iw days should come, and calm and quiet reign lhey
bis brethren q Sop s0a consider % and
Men IN The name Of COD 10 do what was right aud be
sonsas sse De ns ntac ne se.sst sa y
IN as Corresponding Secretary Of Nssions, aud asked
tem the settlement Of the slavery question would
ut materially Affect the success OF that work. Be-
FIRE the next General Conference met there would
be new States in part Of their missionary Geld,
took into account the influence which this question
would have upon the great missionary movements OF The
was AFRAID they rsestled their common bond or sym
patty, they would dry up the fountains that supplied ths
Sssn. cs s that great work he vas coaadeO hs. me
measure would have upon the great missionary
10 hoped toe border men would be willing stand
settlement Of the matter they would 20 home and stand
on the book and bear what they would be compelled 70
Mr.. Goops, OF Kansas, inquired II Dr. Durbiu proposed
The paper which had been read substitute TO tbs
Jofy report which the President replied In the air.
NJ. sucER moved to lay It upon the table
Dr. CuRsY .aid he vas very DESTROYS that the subjsc1
every delegate should have full power express himself
H therefore, moved TO lay the substitute the table
pspsr On ss table and 81 he
resolution which asked for the prinupg The ayes and
the nays were demanded ON Dr.. curry's motion 70 lay
the substitute on the table, which carried 1876 voting
sfirmstvey and So negatively. While the vote was
being taken. some Of the delegates remarked privately
Of tho prcgfeeaves voted against D. Currys motion.
Dr. Durbins proposal took the house by surprhe, ans
nances Of the leaders Of the especially The
Border men, that the substitute too strong meat
highly probable that they win refuse 10 make the con
cestons demanded and 30. NO can predict how the
matter will end The radical progressves viii contend
for the rule, but In my Judgment they win fail 70 Sc
Ton the chapter recommended by majority report
they VIII have gained point which should satsfy them
nouBced that the president he Canada wesleyan Con-
ference was about TO take his departure and desired to
address the BODY
Dr. Srnsox briefly addressed the Conference, hoping
that the paerna feeling which existed among them
would continue, and that the General Conferences would
send deputa ion 70 their body N s next session 10
K,ngsop, which would commence Wednesday week. DR..
Snson ked that while he sojourncd among them, no
with their great Intellectual strength and
spiritual power and the magnitude Of work which ny be-
fore them rheir responsibility great arising out Of
their power and position Alter invoking the pleasing Of
God upon them In the future, he resumed his seal
Mr. S1cm moved that the Conference reciprocsse the
Kind expressions for DR.. Stinson and his connection
which he had sxpresssd for the Methodist Episcopal
church, which was adopted by rising vote.
TIE Conference then adjourned, Dr. CURRY pronouncing
the benediction.