New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
THTENv-az CONVENTION or TIB
PEOE. E.s!sCgr4L Cu-HCu.
The CnHreh aud the I:cbsilion.
II0iIIH DAY.

BlONfH DAY.
Norriug service @as fonlncisd by ifbntp II Gil
vAi,E, D.. MA,os aud ID. LEros.
TIE Rev. Dr. low lr.snnica repoi' OF the
JCul Committee spl~inrd ~ the General tooNen-
i.oa c isJ3 h. eccrfc Tie rci nDhchi0h % nc J'ni
nIs 81 T. General Convention hoa \. y. 100 10
a. ID. lj}, inclusive. ...
tle history of the Cbquh, made a few femnih,.
urc u tae General Conytu'ion to assume the ''-
.,ouslbi!.tv Of repubisLmg TIE work, which has
i.e,n siitoi By the Rev. DE- Hawk LId tie Kew
If. Perry.
In rldnced tie ioliov ilg rcfoln'iOn:
E.,f,,a Thfi -sier. on. H. f,fi o. tie Coz mre oi
Nine and ne g. i S M 's 20 IS s' 'N'
DE- NlSTOs eiCqnontly derouuted ,be rIoH mhfe
10 choh, oil discussion and called ibe re,ol lpn ga
T,sOluilon.
u c'or IIlcrrT disapprovei Of ,he siels taken to
ilht debate 20 IL MINUTES GA the moneDi0ns issae,
Inc Rev. Nr. HgNGiSGrox Of Couuec'ieat made
few remarks on what ne called question vi pti'i-
iege. ~
tiOn.
The Committee Of Nine, not beng ready 70 report
retired for further consnlt4tIJn.
HE Rev. Mr. BREcR - Delaware ri'de "A speech, Ia
winch he drew ,rsiliDus contrasts between iticn-
mopd and Aew-hOfE, IA the former cny the dele
yafes were ho.pilaoly entertained BY the czcn- freq
Of thafce, While In New-Yor. they were compelled
20 20 To The hoLls snd pay oHtiayapant euus or
n ir cptertinn rui. lie tLsD pIeeen.ed resolution,
" !cl vae al,ervHd NiipdTawn.
Rev. Nf. WHITE 4 Kennedy H. a few spirited
reuurhs, stated tDat Le would 10 ari,ancd oi the
rs,aap. Of ,uoh resolution. lie would not compel
hos iia'ity. When he was guest be dttifed 20 be
"a snrea mt 10 was welcome.
1he place for holding The next General Convention
Yas called uI--Dcror, Chicago, 81. Lpnis, Pniil-
Del ,sg hpd Cleveland were nsncf aud the ho.pi-
a f,.a ul. ll lie giltIOl
b, Lo Gelo4 tcs u these oioceS's.
Mr. guvSoT prOnOsed that ihtlfhurgh be TIE next
Niece OF Il eeung. Although some one might rlse aud
call il "oiriy Il4ce, The cloud Lcl hansh over },
woald be an emblem of tDe troubles thl, oyerbang
us at tie prt rent time.
Ia. SuATTuCk inylted tie COnvenlon 10 meet ia
/, sfag moved Iva, tie question BE- decided by a
vote b. diOcetes. Although Philadelphia obtl.ne 1
The largest number o voies II wds luaiy ooeeed'd
u Chicago.
The Rev DR.. RtNDALt sid the clock had struck
Y. and ITO report OF the Comnittes o! Nine was
next in order.
Tie Convention Determined to postpop, the read
,pg Of the report until the yOle had bee taken.
While the Secretary was examining tie vote, the
Rev Nr. BRICK OF Delaware moved thAt the Prayer
for The ConntIy, READ by the Bishops on Wcdncsdsy,
.o urintoL ia The apl..udx OF the J00rnul of the
Honso If lot printed iu the journal OF the House oi
Birhops.
Ii was adopted.
The I,ey. DR. Mead. the Chairman o' tho Committee
Of Nine, called upon the Hon L. G Winthrop 10 read
the re,ort, since it was written BY him. lie .iid,
although II did not exactly meet bs wishes, IL l The
re,ull of ri.ny mutual cOnct tssOns. lie hoped The
Convention would be equally unanimous with Ae
Committee.
The concu,ion was reached soon siler the solemn
service Of yesterday al Iinity Church.
IrrOrr on TnE COnaITTEE OF MINI.
q - IA fe.rTT~d IN
,ev. ffofo,i,ion. offered scc s,ry by Mr-gs Biu1ot
luueiter k,Crsws Holman 1nG sTfon and % thn hes
Mr borgss al1 he Rev Df Lcefa-s oi t1"n r. r'ib 70
tie con,n o our church A. Affected by L- condition oi
our COaufrs respectfully submit ihe following feF,t
The Comni'toe have been deeply ipested wan tbe I'M
pofsuce aid Rih tue dihcuity of Tho daJ H'siRlra e
ihey have tgeuind With ell the vsnous irsViHivl
which have been frigTed 10 them and have not ost it oi
the rubequrEt sgg-ons which have been made IN dtbs'e
Dy rsinhs OF ths body from many different parts oi oni
conutry.
IL saipg the rs.p!agn' With they have lspth, amer