New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
THE SLAVE TRADE.
THE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
JOHN JAY on TIE FOREIGN SLAVE TRADE.
srcokp pAY-EyENlNG SESSION.

w j R.prom.
TIE Boo. John A. Dix aud ohn jaw we're appointed
TyBs 9. Of ihe Psrp b'4l Fund.
TIE Hon. MURRAY HOFFNAN propNe1 "a amend
sat Of the act or the lnsOspJr t)a " Cbuccaos
shtf point OF uhicb the reduction of IN Do me-
o. vssIyueu necessary n organize Cnuroh, and
ehs7r d'hniiion Of the qualifications Of voters.
A3ep.sd.
Afser the transaction Of some roatns business, NJ
JoHS JAY sTose and pro esoed 70 sps,k np)a the sub
psf 81 fbs foIetgp Plavetrsrp, by way OF prefa'e -
ftaio resonioIs winch be designed 70 present tbe
Cssv' nIiOp 10 violsn'y opposed by csrt4io
nsEbers Of The COJv,hl0Di bat the Bishop rolled mat
be- 10 order Al be preceded in spite OF The es.
seat uoes sine.s of many of the delegates. Mr. JAY
sAd:
Nj. President: rise to ofsr resolution, which
regard ~ OF e.sept7l impouan,e, not simply TO The
,ucssfs int 20 the Continued exissDce of Of the
Fsrsgn h,sioDs in which t5e Cnnr'h 10 this diocsso
feels = pIoiouDd nOeTest The Convention, perhaps,
ARtlciDste ~ amour cement that r5fsr " ME
fiOns on sbe We,tera COsss Of Afis&.
MipdfoI Of the role recOg " d by the Convention
ths roTpio0 thai a neob-r his the right 10 advance
Of the ,tssutitioD OF rsldjn 20 state ia poro)rt,
kia ger erAl vrss TIE su' AMI his why
il skoud be adopted | sisil proceed 10 follow tho
tsurse With sUeb br-Viry as 1 may d1i convenient.
an glad, Sir, toat l nave the ooD0rt IOity of doing
is Si,h tbe Provisional shop 10 his seat az the o.
sSipg feer Of this h)ur-our Hwn Right Rev. Father,
aeeb scme5 TO prssde tns COuD II Of he Church
wnb iaifBess, with consistency, AID wi b courtesy
sid who is alike 'le aud rady - protect memb in
al ptlr cone it1tiOns rights s1d TO maj t9in unin.
p.r-d ,hs GecaDey Of procedure tha should character
izs shis Convention, ag1inst all aTeuots by WHOM
ma to inerlp; It's proceedings or conpromse
lS d gOlty.
TIE d-rger, Sir, u at anticipate to our mission on
tAe Coat 81 Africa ariss' % ~ rtesabl'shnsut at
eur doors Of tn. Afic4n sav trad aud propose 10
pretebt 10 the House what hi X they will 4dGi. are
convincing proofs hat rbe trade IA more op mig
,ros. El,d thao befo def Of tne laws Of
Goo sHd The r. pubilc from tha city of Nav Y'rk-
s eat Of 7our Episoopas, Within the Ii ns and aris-
sis,iOr Of ibis Dicts, and aihi1 the limits alec of
De ODDS, veal hest, and most Influential parisl-the
paIhh Of IrI.Ity.
Il DO not rg-t sir that when at the last Convent On
IirsseD 81 respectful petition from well no lay
men 0D his sobfct aud asked It's ref5re &c Oiai
esani1se Of both ORDERS The De On received with
soile and thu po'Oo promptly and by a lsrg, NO
rejected remeub b. well tn sceUe and he vote aud
j uust this Convention may m amber tlsm a,so as |
shes 70 them shat 81 &c that vote aut tie exuiant
oO8Depts ca Id 10 IN tOn the orc slavery pr IS OF
tbe county the s4 etr ade from this has inc cas- d
win such frghifui rapid y, thai THE L0nd0R Times
ODOuD'e s tue seat OF your Epsc1pae to be " tho
great ~ slav, ..r5OiDg mart IN tho wOIlt
Hif perhaps, proter taat thls House should DO ad'
vsed f The eODstrnc lon put upnn the smiles aud thu
vote Of tho Iast COoyeni by Ihs LJRdog CHRISTINA
ObsfTcsr, that g Dtleuen NAV kno" M their reoep
ton # the petition wac viewed by members o. the
Chprch OF Ell gl4bd.
vIll re,d but n single pssssgs from the December
puDt eF of u a. Uel .kuOwn aud influential iOurdal.
sps aIst sStU E,i.eop. coDyshton seated W. att
le'pse fo a. TodsTs ge lion st log iTh that
Juoie african saytSie hath BEEN reopeo-o and
bflns pDTt OF NeSl "'tni1 u
and jmdic Cf the nocese Sud praying foi ngaiJ. ~
ut Episcopal Church thea appears quite pr-O4sd not
I.' 20 5 s but to add tbs weight CT Its Gu
Sacb Wss rhs painful condition Of Eogsh Church.
touching tue meaning aDd fleet of your scornf1
re tun # he resplocoa Of refrrsDce a1d Ehe f'o
my peoual scqnsiDtarce win Uelob-r' Of this body,
freely stqut large humter Of those who voted 70
rc he resolution Of any Intention of strengthening
H. s,av..trsde by thyir vots ss frankly dsoare that
] b.lisve tDs e1s5t Of their vote has bseO, as The
CArfaiaH ObstyUer hath 1t. "to add the weight of
heir authority 10 the Dideous cause
thUk h.rs is 90 room for dpuotiDg that the scene
ard tie vote ~ the lat Co SeDOn mat 4llY asss'e1
No giyiI st tTesh imJulse 10 the trade do lug the
pss ,esr Jbat has arJ1.ed anew the Indignation of
Crit don T. the In Oleut revival in ne Diocese OF
Ne York Of The intern traffic that fathers sup
poe they mad eGtaguished more than halt a century
age. -. ,..--..- r 49,.
tonic viii he excessively diss4s eful u many of the
gentlemen Whom have the honor 70 address. They
VIII ppIbsps d. tho i1stice 70 RENE uoer tnai IN
be few J. Darks ma1e presenting the soti. slave
trad. pe,ilon confined mysf srcJy to the proprIety
of RIFE neg he petition 10 Joint Committee To COO
id.r ard report What action If any, should be taken
UPON II. Paid
III, net Convsnton ong TO AXE rtes or not
IN regard ,Osl prevention Of zoe ron our no
sor,pO ugor, TDe onls question hse . snail os PETITION 90
hT 8, & cons iou.pss. Of strength tst IBIS Gu ecG with
oon.posuIe aud d,libyrslsly sok what is her du yP
For myt.f OF posed as am by habit aod on prin,i-
pe 10 Az unu G. say setsti should have preferred
: II,
that on ct way Of reaching rsot d7cson o1 inc
oo siion CT dutv ~ the IN witch the rsfd5 OF the
Cow. DtOu ~ refer the petition has necessarily result
ed Fore armed they aced as they had the power 70
act. DsapIrOv ng Of that dcl0n, nevertheles5 uu'
com mn gl, a,qui- scsd IN IT, and p'omptS retevef
III. anxiety of tne Rever Rector o. 81 G-or9es bS
takiig back trs petition frou your hands; ana now,
lis al CT sdcr s4Ig jout Committee, addr rs ny
self directly add III Opsn day 70 tf5 ConocI OF the
Church upcp what the Bh)p Of Oxford rightly calls
u orally eigioasly, aud politea y-the great qleS-
ton If his county, and d tins age. .
Cousci as Of my iD4bity 20 do justice 70 s1c9
theme rs the woOie 0ny OF the Cnnrch 70 waro tns
crime of savetr dog it, accessories and ice resats
tbir Il my duty with sd,b iity as may to open tb7
suni.ct 10 the Houe, well assured that the Dab se ns
day begun never viii be ended nntl TINS Goa ci, tTne
10 the teachings of the spirt OF CnTuanl y, 70 tn7
ls br "a Of toe Ii urgy and to tie spcsnt prece1eoJs
of he Church sha her II oence and authonyJ1
ttay the ssve.uade now r,opened At your door, ann
,b1a accom- sh TO some leas IA the language
o. Lord Br0ugham II the greatest triumph pOiC ever
won over the WORT crine ger man co nmiiIel -,
In the fret place ak yonr attention proofs o. the
fact hat tbe is being actually presecot9o
from port Of NewfOrk u TINS your olo -e@ah iiis
6nd iuTisdictiOD. GIL,
Tie S. Louis Intelgsncer, published in Slave
reopsug Of The trade is an accomplished fsGt
Al Tie ysry tiae carsOes If iguorant bafo0us aha
cT.st NH, Of ID guf cost Of Florida Alabama Mis'is
pi LonisisrG and T-Is u sbsl refer ga u texis P
plan al Dc u vessels, cited out in the P'Its Ns
OreaI and Esv YoTs i engaged 10 20 Pfi9Du sr,s
svb Dear he Cuff the freshly iuPorid ntgIos5 are
uIt they be sposed Of 70 the neehoo'"s P
A oorresp, ndert of Tee N y. Times, wdtiog from
on board e UOitsd Sy4t.J snip Port'no1th, on tn'
oosft OF Africa U1Ier date OF December ~ 1922
1be few mouths .Jpersnoe have had 90 the cost o.
Afbos be- not been altogether thrown away IL ha thofens
co, generally rom York cesred from the Co'to