The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-26


o. . use, IN 10 . ouvson nov ont 4 aaas PrssusANy
speaking, b seldom or never that rspesisbss
S. upon ns 40 ''S aapa .s S.,s
ven thousand whs coUA Withstand The assaults Of bagy
simply bcsuoe he battles Of ssyess and esnaa had sept
eDcep As veil might No N learn 10 cheas u vsrds n
order 10 BE- match for shArpsrs The pretence false
9TH sss ever, ssn,s~as "a. o,mpssS 70 a. i. :.
ng; but were there conuseur circles fovmsd in which
sDs nsm stab smother, amid The r:psures Of bsstiug
practices without sseing Ssr sssw beings slot dew y
before there single gladiator N the CIRCUS 3d. Also
EDr.sbmsp Dsy Tetaan their reputation for Individual
practice which 10 our days d . cssnpound Of rssssxsS
And Iufasnsnn unroasemed BY ssss soisang q .ia-
sAtsg element.
The Trexfas0e I'm DR.. CAeever's Church,
A large meeting Of the members OF DR.. Choevers
church wss -Aeld last night IA the lecture Of The
Church Of the Puriaans, Uupn square. Mr.. George H
White Nr deacons Of 10 church. YVES chosen ChA
man.
Mr. Wn Henry Smith tscn moved The fssowing pre-
snbks ssd resolutions
Whereas Certain members Of this souieiy during The
last year, without CONSULTATION with c4is ohuren,
Or with The society or ~ trustees, employed and
procuring funds for tie benefit or The Church Of the
Puritsns, and such agent has nade public appeals
Great Britain 70 the charitable ana bsne.olent for such
asds and s Understood 20 have boon collecting moocys
for which by the terms Of her employment she s to 30
paid ten per the amount ooecsed ana Whereas
circumstances Of this society csculaaed even duly
authorized 10 create feeling IN the public mind against
Cd sns 70 prevent 10 growth and succeeds & he socssy
and whereas, q yet more Questionable when
from abroad 10 70 into the hands II individuals who
hold Independently Of the society, who may to
promote their views or the vexs Of party in ths
resolved ina. ,hs society d,sayow and utterly reUu
date both IN its substance and mode the appeal that has
Resolved nss me collection Of funds from any source
BY persons connected with this society and held by
purpose Of 3e,.Sns The 81 Ss or :ns
dangerous precedent and Of our
as Congregational society
Mr.. CHARrls BAxvr seconded the resolutions and
stated his LESSONS for Directing the mission to Great
Britain.
DR.. BAIL was the next speaker. He decidedly op-
pofed the prsctive OF soliciting foreign aid for the pur
pose Of supporting anti slavery cbur Vi in this city
M WARREN said he was inclined 70 look with d,siavor
on the Efforts OF some OF the members Of the church
to call ~ without reference 70 the trustees Of The
ss yet produced any important results, NO one
had said It was wrong wicked, and the influence
thought very Sad besn
an error Of judgment and too great affection for the
church. and perhaps he might be allowed 10 cay for tho
pastor would like to know whether the passing OF
these resolutions would have any effect on their next
weekly prayer meeting, or IN the church next Sunday
Mr.. warren then submitted the following preamble and
revolutions substitutes for those offered By Mr. Smith
Whereas, Messrs Bartt Fairbanks, Ferris and Gilbert
na =. ne t 'pe Wno
ADO ahinoI2fo the sPptA 70 IIsn Ipfsnans Tor pecu-
mary aid end always have been willing assume
nno oe ear, ~ .n9 eema@ ,esponsoliss CONSEQUENT
fumes for such objects have been svowed by these
brehren are manifesy not an undue interference with
rights preyogavee Of the Trustees Of The Society
and are no more Objectionable creating monetary
power dangerous to the Independence OF church and
r snsa inc enota o. me PASTOR and oes 70 rase
,u n,s oessce we o0Dsegs"9n 20 nqoioase deos,
wnmn Saco @o" ss.n Lave urea.ensd se-
~ n,s eam ra h,Sb aT sociey, nor man
n.,ny ,sq ua aersscoc 70 nave once maoe toas ne
m0u'u LecSssay, sus'an 'ne cnu1cn ennrc'y rom nn
o~ pssmo,,sS Trat ,isr ru &. -, ,...,o.
.,d. ~. As .a ~ w ioI .n's ~
Tor recrrarv "a nov ann ~ s.. s.u M
s IL nor my scssOn reAnve 70 my Iunds
answer pssa,. 70 ,n ass sppea .,o.,n,, ,.,.
resolved, Ihas IN Accepting the foregoing preamble and
that appeal, but leave that responsibility entirely With
those by whom i bas been voluntarily assumed
the had been consprpg not only for the
malicious reports about certain members OF the Church
Of the Puiians.
Mr. AnKRSE1nY said as his name had been mentioned
ey Mr. Gilbert, he was, he supposed on trial He had
hen that some one had said they believed he r Aber
heby) bad said, about three years ago, he would sup
port Dr. Cheevef and the Church OF the PUitans even
Il cost the whole O. his private fortune;
that DID not lock very much Ike conspiracy Then he had
'sid ecmebiJg about Dr. Cheever going to Boston, ii
FELL knt wn Boston was very good place 10 live in and
be thought Dr. Cheeyer might be worse OF than preaching
In a iipc church in the good city Of Boston
fr. D. FAlsDANHs sid that whatever might be the fate
Of the resolutions he should not ALLOW 70 disturb his
Christian equsnimty De did intend 70 speak that
evening, had not his name been mentioned in refer
eroe to the foreign mission Mr. Fairbanks then gave
statement Of his efforts in behalf Of the church. and said
be had put bis hand TO come paper authorizing lady 10
colee, money in Eglsnd but there was romethne al the
back OF the going to England he said they had perfect
right 10 ec as they had done sud had vet 10 learn that
be must take yard stick to ind on. how many feet he
must e. 10 find Christian He would collect money
from any person who was willing TO Contribute
70 suppori The preocbjpp Of Yl ana free posnej he
had ptyTect right 10 ge, money where when and boa
he pleased he woud eet At de,ncehe church he woud
set q, defiance Inc trsiecs md he wou,d %,
any church on ne fsca of 1is 40 har Srr
more For the Of the chn,ch and snend
Ing ii how be pleased - -
Mr. Pnrlps said the meeting seemed n he cat.
ting a little WIDE of the marx Much had been ss,d