New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

r,~.l so far IA the word "traitor' was concerned,
era Intended for bin. be would uae means OF punish
meut on the spot. His DIR. Curry - remarss "eie
upchrisianlike well nngeOttInahIy, ana snouiu
nat be uttered before the Conference.
The Commit,ne reported az follows:
Whra An attack has been msJe the flag Of cur country
IA s,rcu OF nv public peace and threatening the existence Of
Wseas While we love peace and the Prince q Peace yet
hold be the sacred duty Of all men to love heI country
civil ruler. aid and sympathy thsrefsIe,
Rfored 81 the member. Of the NewYork East co9e,once
sssemblei that do hs-e
and now and entire sympathy with the
Of SG ,9o 20 SgI mi 10 sustain he the Td
States in f., derne and support Of the Constitution and Of the
Ks.oired That, duty hound shall pray
IN public In private for the Divine blessing upon
u peace e,petiay 5c.ceehus Imishy Cod that Il in His
justice He must sha,ts S. Iii; mercy may SO temper bis
(sisued) d. CURRY
IN II HRkh FFnEs
J. $ IN SH2s
The Rev. DIR. CURRY explained that the word
"traitor' was not intended to be personal, and the
Rev. DIR. PERRY accepted the explanation:
The Rev. Mr.. KENSADAY couDseled moderation.
The Rev. Dr. CURRY thought the Union sentiment
was unanimous.
The Rev. Dr. Crooks, Border.State man, was in
fa, or of the resolutions.
A MENBER said he had always felt that there was
moro OF The humorous than dgniied abQq, be spread
DUb now nS was fthug w o"Pfpi. '"N' 49,
bird, 10 the very tip of his wingsat which one Por-
ton of the audience gave cheers, while another
laughed.
The Rev. DR.. FOLEY was ready to testify his devo-
ton TO the ULOn to the bitter end.
The resolutions adopted amid great sensation,
the ladies' and all occupying both the main floor and
the galleries. raising TO their feet The report OF the
Committee was directed TO be transmitted to the Presi
dent Of the United States.
CLERICAL APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments have been made:
Neso Yc,k stic,-E r. tIriswod, P,es5ipg Elder John
Allen street. g H. Smith Cherry street. j. .. Rogers Wtle
street. J. Sesles; Second street, w. Collins Seventh
street jas Foy Ninth street lnskip; Seventeenth street
Abel ssyens twenty seventh stree, W Wai.ius Thirty
secoud- avenue Mission, Gilbert;
Iona hand Dilfict-W H. Eorris Presiding Elder. saDds
.treet ~ Nsdal, g. Crooks York street T.. sand,
Wa,hngtou street, T. Deilsni Eighteenth 'tTee ".
sn.ou place Cyrus Fo; Carlton j. A. Roach wash
nrton avenue, 4. O. Osbomei Dekslb avenue n Mead
subsp BsnE. Mission G. Essesson Union Plac- Knsh'
more Fls,bu,h j. H. Plata; South Fifth street B. Hun
Fhh sIeet D. Bou,on South Second street Il g. Pn'ney
Grv~upoipt TuylOr Newtown, Sc, j. o. WORTH flnfnus
Hatfield; Heapsteai ~ L. Scudderi Jamaica, j. Hen
g,,dssp.rf Di,ict-Pc,ldiug Elder VIM. =. Hoy,; Fast
Bd1grpo Church r. b. Chandlerj Norwnk trSt Church
j. Wooley: Norwslk Second Church y. Mad DsnnuTy, j.
| Pezx ir. Waterbury,, j. 3. MeTwni Wsrtown L,ndon
birmingham w. f. Hli Seymour, A. Booth; West "n'ted'
r. NJ. LOOMS. - -, ,
Ns,r IGrcn D.ris Presiding Elder, Heman Bangsi Pint
Church, Srr-Ha,rB = Keunedsyi 81 John street. D fh,
bury G,ofre street y. g. Francis "e'yi,e W. Ia.teneei
lam L. T. Perry Merldep, q. A. Hubbel; Hartford, T. H.
Bufch New BrtsD, llin. .
The Conference adjourned zine die.