New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

been done and hive le undone much that ought 70 nave
the wide sehism which occurred
in many Southern Synod. this Assembly viii take no :ction
possible circumstance labor for the extension and the per.
mansn maintenance Of the Church under It. care In every
part Of the United Staes Schsu far ss may sxp W
hope healed thss b. win DO dssgarded.
III We record our gratitude 70 God for the Prevsilns
ehsscterissd the Church in the st.s. tha. have
reyoed embracing great majority Of the minn ns
called with smphasi', oy. orthodox, and pous Church
and ell its acts and works Indicate its right 70 title g
:.. 60. Il. Of csa1es sn
are very diheren. from those Of all civil institutions What
ON o wee ..tss hs
therefore osupems la portance that the Church should
question:, interests ths. hsI ana
.,n s"s no. sy ts. Necessary worhns 20 cause n:
enduring than hse Dis'urbe the Church ought not 70
90 allow sd d.suOer Of the Church In States is
d.turber. WAC under many false pre.eI. may promote dis
content dsoya AID gsner. Iienation tsndins 70 The
m.TyoId trouble Lei :pih. d q.istns.. Of mutual
iOrbsars,ce, and Of ready esedisncs 70 sa.heri.I
S.A .s s nd :.s &c. s.s Ai :y: sl
ministers Of the Gospel and among them per.
count favorable TO the terrible military revelation which has
en- attempted. and which Gods provdencs has hitbsste
to be adafessed And in the and by the authority Of
the Lord Jesus pesy all who love God or lear
HE wrath to tun ds. ear to al eoan. ana % -
disturbance either In tee Church or tn tho couatry IneI
hardly hing ineIcussbls connected .ith the ens
f couspiscy sssnst which testify nsn ts condaos
those office beaIcs ard member: OF Ia. ChuIcn wno
c,rens States and subject to the control o.
tkori,y human and divine which they owed subscton
Nor should any whom this Deivsiance may come fan -
bear in mind that It 10 not only their out.fa con'
duet which they ought 10 take heed bet Il 10 also
snd especially their heart their temper aud their motive 10
ssh God aud the free and benebcont clyn Se
hich be has b-s.d witba and toward the sp'
ua commonwealth to which they subject In the LORD
Ia al haaa a al
great day And is in view Of dread responnoiiy
the Judge of quick dead that mako this Dsv-
A.r hearing the foregoing the House sdopsd the same.
peed Sp9n "a. "a %.as Is psc,s, VA. sHs
tened to with The most profound attention and tho deepes'
Interest.
The Judiciary Committee then made partial report ons
item this report sdvsng the dismissal Of the sppes
and complaint Of Mr. W. B. Guild Of the New York.
which was adopted The Rev. George Ainsles wss hsns'
ferred from tho Of Indiana to the Prssbytsy Of
Chippewa The report Of the Bosd Of Educson Rod
and discussed ct considerable length This report gives As
income OF the CanddsteS Fundss 3A o. showing de-
6c Of s62l0 compared with last year The whole number
OF candidates tho Of the Board IL us including
"a new candidates This shows Of 10 in the whole
number and Of 80 candidates resolution requiring
the examination Of candidates every year, add thsf sonvs
ton with the Board to depend upon the annual recommends
ton Of the Prebytsres passed Overture No. order
ing the Synod Of Baltimore to ct Harrisburg Penn,
aud Overture No changing the time Of the meeting OF The
synod Of Missouri passed Overture No 49, having In
view the union Of the two branches OF the rresoytsn
Church taken up and discussed and after amending -
10 read it il ns,pedent for this Assembly to tale any ds
ute action In the matter" wss adopted
The Assembly sdjourned at st O'ci0ck
FIFTH DAY.
CoLuxBus, Ohio May u, 1884,
The Assembly met at the 81 pointed time, and wa
opened with prayer by the Moderator Additional reports
were made by the Committee Of Bills and Overtures The
Judicial Committee also made report included In which
was the appeal Of Rev Turbot from the &C, Of suspsn
sion 6y the Presbyery Of Peoria which referred 70 the
Assem- next year The Report Of the Committee On Thee
logical seninsriss mentioned the donation Of $4,000 70
Princeton Seminary by MsssA r. L. A. Stuart New.
York and Of 4 volumes the Library Of the same Insita
,ion by the Rev. DR.. Beatty Of Steubenvile, Ohio.
motion to open eonsspondencs with the N. Assembly
now In session 9, Cncnnst and the appointment Of dsle
gate to that body unanimously referred to the Committee
on Foreign Correspondence.
The 2th Report Of the Board Of Foreign Missions owes
the Financial Department the receipts from al sources
eisss a. ard the eudtares $l7.Ss2 49, sho~isss
deficit of sest n.
The number Of Missionaries employed by the Board 10 a.
ncudns two nsves number of assistants and teacher 1851
communicate 6sl and Of scholars reevfng In
srucou, t792 These missions principally LOCALIZED -
India China Liberia and Siam The remsfs upon The sdop'
ton Of this report showed that enjoys the confidence Of
tie churches extensively than any other Board Of the
Church An interesting made In referenoee
India missions By the Rev. j. H. Morsop which occupied
close Of the morning ssion In the ssrnsOn the
attention the assembly called to article In IA< C
eaxa Gazette alleging the neglect Of al who snssse In -
the opening closing Of the sessions TO invoke the
Divine blessing upon the Government or the cause Of the
Union Sc far from this being true It cannot be denied hS
al the Departments Of Government fervsnty rene
bsed aud perhaps than two or three member Of
this Assembly would forget the Of our rulers and ~
those in authority.