New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
HUDSON RIyER BAPTIST ASSOCIA-
IJON SOUTW.
TWELFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION.


The Twelfth Aunual Convention Of this Associi-
ton comaenc-l on Tuesday morning. AZ Mariners
ilhihof staten Island. The lay and clerical aitotd.
auce was very large. nearly ihy churches being
roprc scnted. Tie Moderator Of last year, Rev.
DR.. DoWLISC, presided After the preliminary tx
ercises,
TIE Rev. II. G. w nos delivered The introduce
tory sefmoD from Rev. xii. &
The dlr'oGEse embodied tie purpose of the AZ
mighty m tie counc'l 81 eternity, L. cave manaiaI
irpai The doom to which hs iransgre- iono auc lull
should have otherwise consigned him.
\ collection Was then taken up for mi IN minis
ter aud widoWs: after y lich
! The Rev, W.. :. MiA-l, MAS elected Moderator
! fYr Tire en.uiag wear.
| ia, Rev. {. {. Norton and james Haslie were
appointed clerks, and John NJ. Bruce. jr., Treas
urtT.
TIE Boomugdlle Baptist Church W.. admitted
iu.o ihis body.
APrrRNooN >rssoS.
The Afternoon session commenced 81 ~ o'clock.
uHd .gs eAcu-yely devoted 90 the reading u lctos
! fr.u toe Churches embraced ia the Association.
| Tee, iu0i- ~ d growing RELIGION. iniofcsi among
fhD ttsre i've tougra CATIONS. hey cymced 'hc d-eI
intr.ts' our binitt tnur.hes iake IN tie e.pctua-
tion O.. iTee institutions cd our country, aud aIs.
a''.s - 80 'Hny - 80 active moo of the cLurches
oaslos OF their country. Many Of these mcn fell o..
the ballo-ielis Il FAIR Oaks and Shlloh; some Of
them 81 - heal Of their company, cheering it To-
victor snd plo.l.
Then. nIv connected with ihe Acacia. on. &C
churches, iUo'I members; baptized duriug th,
wear, 90.
The .9lowiu- lfeihfeu were appointed Com.
uiee % ,on.l'r tbs pre- 10 state OF thc ,out ,ry
sud re, 0rl thereon -. II. Scribuer the Roy. De-
Dowisg Gillette Drnbnr and Lowry. AooIrued
EbfNisG SESSION.
tbs sef~ion Nas devoted 20 Tie cousiG, rl ION of
p rd a
enhancement e.! iiar branch Df eyaugel .d ! bon
Ire Committee o. >,ibstL-N"I,oi-, appointed la-f
yeas, pfe-en.od several ifl~.i., accou aniei by
ttIc- fom fu.ff-Une schools, obtaining an ngprt
rate o. 1883 a,teud. ~. t.e Tee, lor- in tnotc
-ioolr numbered ~ 80, 81 wrirh org were rrrt.t-
.or- 81 Religion. Use number OF new schol.l- adj
nittcd durla The year 0as 10. TIC conversions
Oi schJl-l- c1iiIr he wear Vet, q. The ~ ont
collected ~ mo tclOnls wus 5000 -. Ad~re--cs
were then drli;crd by -eycmi gentlemen ON The
prog g Of To- Sabhsth-> -co.. Aiipunrd.
-E'uSD Uth-AluUNiND SESSION,
A.. Convention n-, on Wrda, div n6tni.g, .ie
Moderator. o." keH. Nm. :. Mhr's, frc,iling. II
the cl0rc 80 o." rriiyJu1 eNcrcs s, cfE!ai uin0
Cogolf.oes lle-cuted reports. whieii We're approved
Tue Iymlitec ga The Sta,e II E,ligi0i III tb,
! riare.o-. Trrcr'ci al o&endod report. which
stated tn' 'hc rr 'r- int st- # be churches was
We .ly maintained, apa tal.t Tor .hc gratitude Of
! ths ColyeuUg. ~ he Almighty.
lie ilev. Mr. fouuu r-.Urued missionary from
Assam. delivered si.uins address relating to tins
interesting mission. lie sad TOY were Witlg f1r
tire Gospe crying ogt, CONE and we vii buid you
houses aud supply your walts The session wds
ylo-ed by Il sermon, preached by the Kew. David
horris Of Scw-Jersey, on "lhe Faithful SteWaid.'
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After tue introductory services. tho Committee or
he State If the Country reported series OF rcsou-
lions sustaining the Government, IN adopting n.e,,s
ur,s to crush the wicked roUl Ou nov raging in our
beloved country, and 4 cory WAS ordered TO Dc Sent
10 the President Of the Dnited States.
The Rev. Nj. hague, II. D., will preach the mex.
annual sermon.
the Convention ordered the next meeting in 1868,
to take place n Tho Hanson Place baptist Church,
Brooklyn, after which they adjourned sae lie.