New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
seltdepsndence and selfsufaeiency, our pride and
~" Tbs address then exhorted tn. people, a. Chris.


The address then exhorted the people, as Chris.
tians, TO repent and HURDLE Themselves, that they
might be exalted in due time that the na'icn might
have the caanities it was suffering removed; and
that God should he ACKNOWLEDGED IN all our lrgisa-
tive councils. Reference next maze 10 tho in-
sirumentsitSof meA Mn bringing about the state OF
the nation. which they all drplored. 1t was the
first time the Convention met since their troubles
began, and God grant @hen they should renssembie,
that these Troubles might pass away. The address
continued by allndiny TO The mighty force arrayed
agHinsi the soautry TO effect iis dlsmeinberment The
armies in tie field the penis of battes the Military
hospital and all tie sad concomsnis OF war, ana
the duty Of the Church in such momentous ersis'
which was to procalms in the words OF scripture,
that the powers that be are ordained OF TOD, ana
that whosoever reested them is liable to damna ION.
The States who had seeded were as bonud 10 re-
main under the Government rs Others winch did not;
that allegiance was due Tighiully to that Govern
mept; the refusal oftheir allegiance to such suthor
ity.was sim aud when 1t assumed REBEL on IL was
great crioe agains the laws oil God and usn. "he'
States LETT n common Government without cause,
and even with wrongs which could be Rightly re-
dressed by the provisions o! the Government under
which they lived they guilty OF AL The horrors
of tue war which followed. In support OF tbs view,
an extract was made from tho homily against the
rebehon. whip, aft describing reoelloh, oeonfeu
It's adherents to>be yickedly weakening me Uovslh-
ion was aso M ,de to tno patfiotm OF the people o.
all caeses of the COUNTY,, aud tie alacTity "i''i
which they forwarded vast armies 10 tie Hello, ana
molly made sacrihces for the unity Of the nation.
With Some the ,alannties OF the nation led them
,6r from God and with others, they drew them
ne',r 10. Him. Tbey should not let their love OF
country lessen their love Of G,d, bat shond lie
more Iaichful, and engage in constant prayer tna'
God would guide thon, aud remove the oalanities
OF Tie war. To bate rebellion 30 unehused, IS duty;
but TO hare those engaged IN II was the olpose oil
DUTY They should never depart from the ipIuncions
as Tho saviour who had taught them to love thcir
enemies and who, while they were enemies, oisd
for tlen,
The a fsress next referred to tho great decrease in
the receipts OF the Board OF Missions, and the elect
which the event might have on the hissions IN
Chiua and Afnci,-where the work mad previously
advanced; and alto to the results OF having no
clergyman 10 otci ale IN churches whose ulurtefs
had become ,hapllius IN the army-snd the rule
that congregation without n minister need be
deprived OF The services of the church by tie CIR
cumetanCc.
The address closed BY feeling prayer that tue
Nation and the Church might coon be united Ia the
bond, of peace and fellowship; and committed ali
present TO the care and guidance OF Almighty God.
After the address aud prayers were oilefed Inc
Holy Communion was administered to "A large num-
ber and the Convention adjourned sine die.
The following Is TIE woe Oh tie resolutions OF the
Committee of ne on the condition OF the country:
CLERICAL VOTE.
YEAS-Jacob L. Clara. d. D., f. A. Wsslburne d. d. or
Conn; Jacob tanbo aud Samuel &. BrBSe Of Del \ Ca
prom r H. CisIkson. ID. D. Theodore y Morrison, Nsrlea
II. Robe. Ill J. Is. Wske6.d. Ind W. Poet ID. D, Geo
W Ws,.on Charles b. stout. Iowa Alex Burgess FEEDER
lex 0ardiuer WIhsm Stevens fsuy. Neine Geo NJ Ran
dali ID d Samuel T. Parker ID. d.. Mas Daniel /. Ofin
mell d. d Jo,rph r. Phtps Nm. b. Aru.iiAge Mich A.
| b Paterson d. d.. MINI Montgomery schuyler. - d,
Nc. Henry A. Colt Isaac q. Hubbard. d. D. IRA els Chase
n Ii. Joseph A. Picc. d. D., Edward \ higb~e, D. ID,
Franci. kinton d. D.. n y kIsstus Burr. D. Gcofse
Wst.on D. d.. Ohio N. A. DE ". Howe u. D., q. Enlen
sias A. Cr,ue D. ID. II. l. Amos b. h,scn ID d.. "m ..
Wilson y. D. Andrew Hull. esisrn NeW-ioIk Lewis A
kemp-r. Wat 81 .
NAYS-F NJ McAIn..r California; WIN. Cooper Mead
silAs Toues ID. ID, Iowa, James CfAh, ID ID, ffAnei'
Wbittle krutuckys ". y. W sr ID ID, VIM Finley, u.
d.. Heny 81 Macon. ID. D.. Orlando Hutton, Ri. snd
Theodore Td,ou. -. ID, Mass Scion ". Hsnney. ID h.
Kpekrfbocier timothy WicoIson. Mum Js. h. ksns.,
y. ID hew- lIampsLire, Milo hah-D. ID ID, W tf0sssn.
Doaus. NesJensv. DAVID III. Bueu. Andrew OAref hsl'
ooin Douglas. NsIaoIti IA. II. Ashley ID Aael H. Co.s.
ID. ID, Nlsconsin.-IoIsl -
LAY yOTI.
YEAs-Jo~ph Z. Sheffield Seth ?. Beers. Conn Frank
lin ts Del Robert n Oadiner Msnes Geo 4. btaucs,
81. D. Mass ienr, Bss~ln Mich D. a. " ildsf. Ainn
simeon Jo, Ihos. T. CaTp-uief n. J. Murray Heh.
kudfep. Ohio yohn w CouynIhsu ". Welsh. u BIS
hot, pa I'd kinr H. l. Jo'opL Ju!i.nd. "ersrp Ai9a.
HAYs-s Corning Judd. Ill A II Churchill. wu. Corn
wall ny J. h. wagf.H Nina J. 4. O.nA~aAi-. HesTy
Msciarlsn ~. J. . Victor Atwood. Nt-lois. Z.
Tno.z Nor NOTISs WHO sFOsE on Sac srrJscT-lo's
e. Turall. -. - California ffesirl :. tAsmbsfs haTJ
d H. &. Winthrop snd Isaac p Ksdted Ma. fdmnnd
Neville D. D.. y. j., Frames l.. Hawkr H. D.. y. "
Henry Waterman, b. D. Rev. Daniel henshas l. Her
nan Cope f,as George h. Nauss.. y. a. VI " ~. Shcl
ton u. D.. HoIaiio seymour and WD-nston hun Nss,sn
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