New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
THE BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION
SECOND DAY.
From Our Special CerrePepdent

From Our Special Correspondent
PROVIDENCE, Nay "a, 1852
The Union pasembled at O'Clock Wednesday morn
Ing and ser he usus devotional exerces proceeded to
business The morning occupied with listening 10 toe
reports Of the Committees Tho Comm ittee the place Of
nett meeting and the preacher for that occsson,
mended Cevend Ohio for the foImer and the Rev j. e.
Buoush: Of shieaso with the Rev DR. C.ldws Of Piovi
fhe Committee on Agencie. reported through the Rev
J. Is. Simmons Of Phihdrlphis, recommending an entire
change m the system Of agencies long employed by the Uhon
to ot thu number Of serving In that capacity
four to call them District Secretaries and instruct
them to devote their attention TO the education OF tho church
to giving without the intervention Of an agent leaving
money collecting to the Churches themselves long debate
ensued occupying nearly the whoe Of the r.sndef Of ,he
morning se''ion, Oh which the Rev DIs WEIGH Patt,on
Ide Taylor Colver Bsckus Fish. and many others took
part The debste At time qnite excited numerous
clerical gentlemen simultaneously exhibiting desire TO speak
Finally resolution made to refer the whole subject OF
ssenes to the Executive Committee for them to consider and
decide upon the recon, ndations OF the report
The COmiDitiee the Nomination Of Officers being pre-
pared port the subject laid upon the table aud their
report received They nominated the following list Of officers
and us'aser who were subsequently eai'otsd Tor aud
Pre,idept-Tou. Ir. Hani. N Y. vicePr-'iden..-Hon
r w Esat o.. and J. 7. Grocer, ESQ, Pa hev. o. s.
Msnsssr.~My.ters: 4. k. P. Small. Bangor. Me-; VIM
T. Lst.rrp D. b., NewYo'k City; IL G. Fi.h, b. ID New
ark ~ j.; Wheaton smith Phads pha- Pa g. Talbot
P 1,saI II IsD bqHa. i:a Va cey:. D.
chicago Ill G. Hodge, Beaver Dem Wis O j. John
y ".
Laymer-A C9i6y. New London, \; II. 4. q. Turner
WARN, Z l. J. u. Du.esn ha's,hil. Mas, 4. pay
ozer Cplaui, Pa j. NJ. hoy,, Cleveland O.; Harvey
Edssrds Fayetteville n " C. s. Dure- Wood,took ILL.,
George Cumming Clinton Mass. Daniel Bowen, Buffalo.
The meeting 0en adjourned
In the Afternoon after devotional exercises the mo-
ton the Ageuc-. to the Executive Commit
,.~ with Instructions TO their own discreion in making
Ihs reports II IL. Commuters the different mission.
then piesed End .everaly referred TO the Executive
Conrt.c. They showed very eIe'ure.ps ssSr OF Thu u
u The various Mission stations ia Ch, INDIA France. Ger
many. tud sInorg the Indians.
cotiors passed thanking tie people Of Providence
ff their ho'Pitsy the fsr a. ,tesnbss Lines ior al
low ing members to tIuye hall fare aud to the Rev pr
Fsnder. T L,ernon last evening and requesting II Tor pub
motion IN. made b. the Rev. pr. WEIGH Of Albany
n " that Cmuuec Il three be appointed TO dtsn Sc
OF r.ouins -xpfesive Of the c-ing Of tho MEMBER
the niou on tie Ires~ut erss OF the comfy The
Hon J. A. Duncan g, Ms.sacLusctt- opposed the motion u
oducius polues into religious meeting but alter az
ye~c dc In ,h. cour.e Of which 1t became ma
let that Bii.s uu.try 10 ME DDS TO slavery h'
otiou JIeysid. AID tie Committee, consisting OF mo hrv
pr Idr the DT. th, aud the Rev Dr. ebb, w-re la
iuc-d report - tie cosc OF the meeting In Toe evening
loo Union thot selonrnsd until O'clock IA nc svehins
hen ti-y Central baptist Church and listened te
i.sioosIy sdd-,es oo iHr he' Sir DouGs" OF burash
the III SCOT about u 90 10 Bufmsh As msssnsry the
Rev Dr. bean rm.rly missionary to China. and he hev
h1 Henson Of Pi saelphis
Ih-se tie hey Dr. lde reported The following rssolu
uop, which sdopic riati and subss quenuy, -
~lo.e. uesnin.e,iy- House spplsudins
lbs of1es lna members comprising the American bspt
M.opar, Inbn aseuDea their annual meeting Ia Prov
iaepcc Il H. asy 2; hnd ~ 1904 1, incumbent them
. y ols ani foreign 10 tbrIr syhe. religious $3.50
etlon 10 yve pubic expression of srniinent IN refer
the preen upesdou through which the nation
| - pss.ips; =,
| ice lsse Tint regard the wssed by our Ne.
toea - pas down the unpIovoked and wicked
Il. b-on thatha arisen sss IT, md 80 establish the
fe.n md OF Law most righteous and holy one
..ne Dy God snd by all right ti king men, iavolv
INK very uauoe aud yhins Precious drp.bd
Az on thsl M intimately 10 tie pTosie-s o!
csslion. freedom. aud Chr.'i.piy throughout the earth
Rred Inst t-c,e tho Institution VI slavery TO nave
beea the principal and origin OF his attempt 70 destroy
hs Ioy,nuebt and safe soid and lasting p.see can,
| not be eYK~cied short .. Il. COM lete eyershrow.
keee~d IIa tender to fresidrnt o! the United
stat. ord h associates In the Government hearty sym
psthy aud support with the ss.ursc. of ieveDt prayer
mat the wine Hand bich La 40 Hsif-y guidtd
them ss en INTO the full aud uinn phant
Of Union Justice and Liberty over th" whole
country snIoug oil rails AID conditions 81 u- people
R,oired Ina copy ofl, preamble snd these ouiiou'
be .eut 10 S-.y Of State, .sn.d ~ the fieG.nt ava
Secretary 81 tLis meeting. -,
H.. Rsv DR.. WEIGH expressed hi. sst.faeuon mat ibe
Baptist. lad d-sd themselves openly for the Right and
acted - irur diitples Of thn,L
Tn Union tsn finally sdonrDed 10 meet next year on
the third iu-sdsy In May, al Cleveland OHIO Tomorrow
morning the Bo.Ii a. Managers Of the MON ho their meet
,ng sd The anniversary o tie bspis, homc 1issi.n Society
comu.noe. in tao Brown.o, bsp,i't Church H. ms CIT.