New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13
them, he but accorded with the sentiments Of evs,,


superior Of their Church. He maintained thu, 80. ~
success was absolutely necessary, only to pr..
vent tue extension, but to put end TO the erise.e.
Of that great and crying shame upon all Christie.
dom, the peculiar institution of the SosA u.
alluded to the fact that on this continent a Cs,bou.
Power, Mexico, had been the first TO denon,o.
Slavery, and urged his hearers to see to it that n.
South should not by their success in this struggle h.
future conquest, again re-estabsh it in that conn.
try from which good Catholics had driven it. 81.
We are glad to notice an increased ds.i,.
throughout our Northern Churches TO get ria ~
ministers who sympathze with the Rebes. Tn.
Presbytery of Allegheny City have concluded to re-.
verse their late action i'll the Of Dr. Plumer No
the Doctor declined to vote for series Of loyal reso
utions, and has since published all evssve and en-.
tirely unsatisfactory card respecting his loyalty
The Presby,ery, consequently, adopted Unanimously
paper advising DR.. Plumer to resign biz char.
of the Central Church, and asking the directors Of
the Theological Seminary TO slspend the Doc,o,
from his Professorship. The removal Of DIR. Plume,
from his Theological Chair is generally demanded
by the Old School Presbyterian Church, and will uu
doubtedly be coon effected.
AT the lac General Conference Of the Metbod;s
Episcopal Church in Canada, Peter Cartwright
who was present as the delegate from the Me.bods
Episeopa Church Of tie United States, gave the
following review Of the relation Of bis church to
Slavery:
We have bad troublss and controversies, re.ultn, r.
divisions. The great division CONTAMINATED in lsl
bad been brewing for years before Slavery s ,oh
cause ana civil war It's bitter consequence and will =.
Southera deInsgosues aud great put together an
soutbsner BY b,h ana education born in yirsiaiA rsi
IN Kentucky senty years In slave states ands
stand the matter thoroughly. LUen as late az ne GnusI
CoAJeyepes 81 1882 ce had no Mefhocst pysde, lo puI
opiy aroto Slotsg 70 BE- rights but in 1885, At Cincinnati
brother from South Carolina made ret speech to prove
Slavery Of Dyiae appointment His Southern brethren van
.shsmd Of and Kissed hun But at the iaore Genel
Conference t5s some pretty strong advances were nais
toward nshcaiisn Of Slavery. Ia 1874 We hsd the g.a
battle ia N-wY0rk bshoP Andrew, very good man bu
Of slaves srcsd a. fair case for hght They
then determined that should make bare TO tue ministry
spcops,e, or they would e. out There was nsjrsJ
from the states but they did not understend ihs
southern preachers ] comprrheuded the whole PISA. I
aid acfern NOV, perhaps. Ia jail OF ongh to ~ iAa
n Tie Mshodt Conference is divided II viii be tie enter
Ing wedge TO dissolution Of tho Union lie ssswered Ct
How soon his bitter spirit would .acrsce the Chuck sd
tie Union 20 slavery preached % year. ago s,aiaA
Slavery fined two or three time: for IT, Preached
il al 8 cimp nesting. when Me,hodst magistrate hned
r sud costs Two saysnoldeIs paid the tine and said Led
and IRE again have received most abusing letssIs non
Southern
me tneY would not write sny more honor .
BE- abused oy such dirty .cimp. would consider uys1
unworthy Of my ancestry, my cann'Iy % az
bon. and new. There would ta7e been no eivi "I th
lid not to naiion.ize Slavery"
The great excitement which has recently spruna
up in the kingdom Of Hanover, on account Of The
compulsory Introduction of new catechism into 10
State Church, has at length prevailed upon TIE Gov
ernment TO recede from its position. On August q,
royal decree was issusd which repealed toe ogdss
providing for a compulsory introduction of the cate.
chism and leaving the matter 70 the free option Of
every congregation. Tie Minister Of Public Wa.
ship. who was tie chief patron of the ATTEMPTED
compusion, has been dismissed, and the reorganisa'
ton of the entire Ministry is expected.
We stated in former number Of The TRIBUNE
that m .ioriy of the loyal voters in the Canton Il
Aargan, Switzerland, had voted in favor Of disss
luton Of the Grand Council (Honse OF Representa-
tiyesD on account OF it's having given to the Jews
eanal rights with the Christians. The dissolutica
has, consequently, taken place. but, to the utter ~
constituent Of the leaders of the party of fansteisn,
the new Grand Council is As decidedly liberal as the
old one. Many of the sovsreigns had, on The sober
second thought, changed their minds again.
The Dssenters of England celebrated, on Aug
81, with great solemniiy, the 2OOth anniversary d
the eectmeut of 2 900 ministers from the Church f
Enrl.nd, on account Of non-conformty. BY that sd
OF violence English churches were led to rely wholly
OH the voluntary principle, and the result has proved
fatal TO the exclusive pretensons which inspired The
Act of Uniformity. Since that measure was passed,
the new principle it quickened into life has won 10
way among the people, and produced body OF ms-
isters Of various denominations, almost equal u
numbers and superior in circumstances, to the geas
body of the working clergy ofthe Established Church
An interesting meeting took place recently u
between the American missionaries
and the English ambassador. The Embasssdor N
Henry Bulwer, who had invited the missionaries 70
his house, assured them Of bis deep sense Of ths
value Of their missionary labors, while DR.. Goode
in the name of his brethren, paid manly tributss
tie good offices done to the missionary cause by s
English ambassador.
The cause OF religious liberty is making decided
progress in Austria. The Gus,avus Adolphus 50
cstes founded for supporting poor Protestant con-
grcgatous, and nsmed after the arch foe Of Austria
in the Thirty Years War, held this year their tns
General Assembly--the first meeting Of tue haa
which has ever been permitted in Austria. los
FaSulty of Protestant Theology At Vienna will pr0Os
bly, soon be incorporated with tho Uniyersty, ar
though the Archbishop has threatened to ioroa' ~
this case, all students Of Catholic theology nom
tending the lectures of the University In tue Iyr0'
which until few years ago, denied to every ff0''s
t.ut the right of settling, tie first Protestant enu'A
is near completion.
A good deal of excitement was gotten up IN Ia