The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10

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Ann SLAVERY RKsoLrroSs
Rsv. Or woIooT, OF Chicago, here came forward ana
x,>ssd hat he had seres Of resolutions 70 oner 70 tne
,dsrson Of the society and asked permission 70 read
nes which he did as follows'-
ommnse Il Fiees adopted resolution Armlns that .eoss
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Resolved that the reasons vsgs dkcussoa
weight
TIE CHArMAS-The Chair world state that In hin
ppnion the resolutions Offered cannot DO considered
pending the consd eton-of the annual report Of the
sty. The motion 70 accept tho report which hss been
read the only In ORDER and mutt take the prece.
After that, ~ is the viii Of the body, the ress
may be taken up and discussed will add Il The
time that while the Cber win employ oil his efforts
fair discussion, be will take care q the
time that whstever done shall DO In accordance With
Mr. woIcorT-Do understand that my motion will be
frst 10 order after the tansacon Of the regular bust
BeefS
THK CHAIR--I. win.
Mr.. woioon-rhen, fer the present, withdraw the
ADOPTION or THE ANNUAL REPORT
Rev Dr. RIDDLE, Of Jersey City, then offered inc olow
ing resolution
.e~ sssn .sd ss sdopsS ssS pbsssd aaS tho drsaoa
3 oS r And s s xS aei Sss T.
lssdsd his country and foreign lands during n
me reverend gentleman then made brief address,
,srrng 70 the blessings which had attended II: efforts
~hsh Ws TIC
wx T. DopGE, Fro in eecondiDg the motion, said he
M Is. s Be enjoyed I'm IN being s
serve the progress have made In that respect We
corresponding increase in religious point Of view had
been slight ndeed. In fact tue church behindhand.
twenty years; but Christianity has no. followed out the
opening Ines through almost unoccupied regions TO thai
M s sS VET 70 SU oS
Dasavely neglected. ooporterage valuable twenty
yssrs ago, ws for this reason twenty times more vau.
ohio noow. The operations Of the society we're more
needed than ever, especially whom they could be per-
Surmsd at an expense light Let others do As they
HON the objectfor which Il was formed
The question then taken the adoption OF the
Duttop, and was unanimously agreed TO.
ASsuu ELECTION on ouTcxRs
Tue CHAIR announced that the next business In order
Mr.. HOLDEN submitted the following resolution, which
wus unanimously adopted
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more Of New Tori. Be also elsssa v.os Presidents
There being TO other business before the meeting,
Mr. worcor submitted the resolutions above introduced,
and advocated their adoption. He saidI acknowledge
that have three for Offering these resolutions
and as 10 ia order for 70 state them, and % not
intend TO task the society with protraced remarks
hope msy be heard without interruption. Ny first
reason for onerpg them Is 70 vndcate the freedom OF
debate and the rights Of the humbeet member OF this
soc,ety by asserting my personal privilege to fair
Dartcpston In It's regular deliberations. have dis
possn refer in any unkind spirit 70 the proc sedugs
q last year. than ID implied In the word vind-
cate" regret the necessity Of any personal Ausion,
s@ under the present circumstances proper, and
etter which has been sent abroad since the
MT annual meeting by the Rev Dr. Eastman, OF the
nisbsd with funds for the evangelical purposes
Of this society have been refer to BY name, with the
express inmaton that Joined this society for the sole
purpose OF making disturbance. Tnis ungeuerous and
unworthy Ausck, this dspArsge mont OF my motives and
shsse oncia channels, the penalty a consoiensioas
odehty 10 convictions OF truth and duty 10 the penalty
Rather OF calm Christian eapresson q that dissent VIA
respect 70 the wisdom OF their measnresand the righteous
crss the 1 10 ,ss c.u, Us, s ys, ssa,
similar views TO these last presented The clAmor Of
opposon which was UNEXPECTEDLY created was succeeded
BY the unwarrantabe suppression OF these resolutions,
and also Of another resolution, based upon hsm offered
by tho venerable pastor OF society together the
secey acton upon the whole matter, ia the Official
cords Of tho meeting Thee followed By this crou
hr Of tic secretary cannot besve that there another
poc,ety In The land which draws upon the charities Of
churches that would presu TO take such liberties with
NE good OF .s members, s has been done IN my
swn csse "iemsfixing and exciting personal feeling
agalpst them presunng 10 take lie business de-
hbera Lone, without consulting the mansgers conseung
% carry out Their programme ask yol whether this
frnu
eur prosperity shan this policy Of dis.
pArsseneni submitted to- No. not an hour. Aud
resolution, would be eecisive my mind and impose
y upon me a. duty. Ny second reason for proposing
sssss resolution. 70 maintain Snssrsses the proper
agency An attempt Wa made q the lest meeting 70
merge In the Executive COMMITTEES the functions properly
inherent 10 the society whole Abcred plea put
forward 70 The tset that The society, elesosyny
Institution, exhsuss NJ power IN The oct Of choosins
la annual meetings not proper the author
Of this plea paid The graceful compliment 10 the
any reply 20 II. Argument That pl.s "0' Ss.
UNDERWOOD 10 be the semi oioal expression Of the com
s.it,ses views, was printed and cs,riouied BY them
roushoui the land and thssc resolutions presented
. challenge and contradiction 10 sophism They
recognise the fArs thas the charter from which we derive
sheren-thAi 10. such persons are, or may hero
aner become members of the rrac, Societyare consN
coal4tpg worts Tor religious insiruc,a rhs members
therefore, mbed here 10 act corporate body
and here the origin q The power conferred upoa
The officers OF the society s servants, and they
not keaiy be ne masters The stream does not 30
higher than the fountain The constitution OF the society
The act Of the society; they made h, and they
repeal define n The charter Restricts u only 70
the prntrg add Circulating Of religious publications. bat
sr,cs,ye csrss ca Ca aud % nee: The prob.btes az
evangelical Contamination There has been some die. !
enssnn In respect 70 the meaning Of tha, restriction
ther psssge viii serve reissue that clause Of the c,n
sciuiion from what deem The perverson Of modern !