New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-16

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li,tle more sht suqj for nintsis were teeoeu
Iauth,cr In cne Instance he knew Of min
who said he would not Prsy ior ths d 81 bh
niei stse. because had not made up hs hind "bch
.ids Wa r2t bid they think II there was lay represent
alton that tuch man would have passed Never LAP
~ III, stare Of tho proceeding, the Rev Dr. Bacon OF
New.Hsven Sss introduced to the Convention.
Prag ALIEN sAd n reply to those "ho behe'eo tuAi
h kins ont the word equal" they we're giving up equality
such thing was s;sigs Tor ay pot r., a,ro
doced aud therefore, the demand should DC :" seN'ia
IT, Rev Dr. DUgBrs stated th, the Bihop' could neither
,psk. vote. nor veo in tho General Confidence ihsy
'ps,S ID third r,,on,ion passed without debate
oa the thfd being see Dr NOTTINGHAM oi bah'' spoke
NJ, ssRpyr orpos,d N. resolution not ayorsey rep
re.satf opnion. Of the , nay 4 va. ,'. od. S
rinnibg eud aud We. not hone't lo We h b T on
liz l. ~ were equal to those made bs 'ho Hln''e "
Jo5 Bosp could not 20 home 10 bis people in Msiysnd
80 h such speecn in his pocket as h-
nd ., Listened, co. He said the iinerani s,tea vas
/ tu1 far,tSs.sI He said they loved the nerni sys'
,, f' we NJ, - that thsr- would 10 10 Church AP
Ilause n~s, no''he iJsol sIs' snni., -.
An .teU2, to rtcousdef tbs 'rih rs'oOion i9n 20 10
,.rt sisylisn' inssd of lay repesenisiiVe'" Ied
.houi b. tbogsLt La toe O'h'eLuSn A'4~'u W. i''"
NJ MIcoarsA offered resolution 10 The esci that tLs
VOID sao1d be defined 10 mean one s man 70 ons NIL.
lt. Al W.. referred Committee 90 he'ottons An
invitation 'l.is ouf pubic s''sui'n' va. AeSsPt.a
We lsymsn ef the Mshodis, Episcopal Church who ,s
OoDvsasloa t''eat o.. Tls We I-So.ih,, ~ ~
.iu 70 BOD Savior. hs degree Of property Whleh
hss NAKED the history the communion oi wscn We az
urube ib.t tho societies pianted oy Hf NeNet MI
.,uares biva grown to be popu ou' church "Lich 's
ra,y ,usss-d 10 Dis ig SDIipiurs holiness over Lese
i4ndt set 1-tsve Ns; tAs icsltny Nouid La'r Drr'
r1rpof..d in tbs ccuncs OF too ohutch We arc ifoui
cse srd ate tion dehth-d With 10 intcfeti nanJ o. "
1,sgaon 0orn yoa,h Wiz No desire th,n pro
s q; .s .ie sss Hs-s s 20 y. - y Dy .sss
opportunity o oti1s t1oie closely i''a VIII 'u
bfe,tsa u tue ministry u the fesiounfie' eAie' a.
.tols Of 10 church yos.b under tie pics ofssu'
ilatlou Of 10. foremul.nt be it tbsfriois
Hossd b. IhaI a. tie judgment Of is CONVENTION the
u b.. f1v coms ulru the isymen Of th- Meb'diit T..
ic Lyud bs ao5e Intimately uuited wihths ministry an
~ a. ofs .catrsl ntets a. and that tbs proper
o. ssslfns his would be by providing ~ al sqaa fe
fe,. nilt ou of tls lsty IN the beteTa Conference
srrd D. IAat led 10 ssk Tor gepre'sns'lon %
d. l-ty u g. General Conference ffou aconTictiou thai
once established would act boneucAy upon al tae la
stss. o. M .Aod, Tue isiy bfoasLt TO share in tle re-
, care o. Metb 1l.,ui would n's u higher spfrecit-
oa oil tbef duti-' Lew uu's would be COMMITTED 20 then,
which We believe tiny would lccsp' Win ne ds'e nnal'n
q i. faithful h. 1sons an abundance o TALENT witch
nov 10 us lnu.,d wUsd ar hfoIsti n'o t- e. wee OF me
church ns yIaetca eHprcncs VI !Nan "oud nr Drhdra
h the clear moral niHstcrs IA the nation
tic discussion Gld se srl rnrtt oi lupoit queou' 30
& De- bort 30 boiys, wood be uost hi y to eoun-
..l !. q ,cido vi.sy lor toe welfare OF re chnieA
Ae.ifd Ihu. ~e asA representation v Ut lIlJ ~ VIC
8,n.ra Conf renee btclase sa - wei as p 4ess Il 70
,Ipedlrrt sucu su ncoft ftoisoH oi mo .i'y w ~. , %
.y the government OF tue cLut'. a. ~ Ms so
tLs osaer Of Prin.iv- thrtaiiy - - IT, "a
New IfHtl
s,,e. Of fote. al he bfuueis- OF "ch profess To
% 1Lri s,s.,m. o.. doc,.ine and g1vefameat upon tue
Of God And hse -. Ia Sor opnon % no ,,O 49, ny
MethodisH should PEI iuaH' MY o. lar ol 'ts ~ ~ ~ g.
.uides lah aud practice or c'n hIs uutei hv en
when upon a. la ~. !-fE''f ia '0N P'' "''
TL4t 40 .ul,sut be found Tor .he
-.i. Of the iaS iron tae General Conference AZ TO De
c... vi ts itlueiacy. The Lltofy oi MctAoaism has
o,, tina the Ol on thLsCh axe o. mnln ~ che-
- Tcr, .pD.rheud q. ces,ly the Ini Iistf, a.
,nta.rs o peculiar economy aud they nave proved
TAD, a. tnoE nlls.rai bo.lsn 10 eni-fr tl sAcs'Iaes
IN Il arulsud- ot beth pIeseHtI an people The ies
tporeio.e tho nod lcton o Lay hoprets taoh into
eD.fal Con VII oi tsei s.tcla'y eLiius'r tle
Dncicy Ia ~ q'tsa'ou oanai's sue 1e., injustice
- ,Lc -,,a.ft a-.-eh1,Et oil lie sy 10 'Ae c.so o
Ie,rsI D. Tia,h "a conviction that the perrc
rt Ion u ismen vi minls 81 tie l'ssaii .ni sGni.
n Oh OF churcL ugdo tie carefully gatrurd lm,A irs
Of law "ouI hr 'e hii'y a+-s'' we es ol .i'sn"' i
d a. O. wilh istsm D. liable "riril Ih grsa ns's the
10, erumeul Icpro eia'on IA TIC bJ'c'uius
Hatory slows tnfl ne Ieoo to ever nor" co"teni
with Ae gro,sr patience 10 dn,es aud 1afaen n
Ia. adnsson lay tcpresen lyrs % tEe 0- srl C9ifr
wooli believe, give greater hra to the people In
r he pfo pei ol the uiison VI MctnOt su, dnd
would 10 protection against Liabilities to 'ch.n.
s "a of PhiiadephA the i1th OF AiAy iSti lss
supJses oi ay delegation % may sheu be
oper: such dsle, to 10 ch0seu IA accordance with
pian 70 b. dty-d by comteo o scisn 10 DO apponted
with power by tins Convention.
win power 10 ald ,h-ii number, T. present IN insC
oa. subject OF lay approximation TO tae coH-
mite. sfeby Instructed 10 confer with any committee
a. o. Ia, ~ that may DO aprolAoo by tho Gen
ou.rruce aud report 10 she delegate convection p0
yidsd sor ey the presiding fs,ou.,on.
conittss 10 dsviss and for raising the
ry funds and tho said committee hereby instructed o
epar some plan o haaues early practicable 10 tins
yention
AFTERNOON MEETIso
A committee OF stven was APPOINTED on business,
and Committee VI hiry 10 represent 'he Convention ~ she
General L0ufeteucs
ysntou advocating the Introduction Of tho lay element into
tue General Conference on variety oil grounds, al once a.
matter sf right the people and es'ontia to the growth
and pros pefity oil the ohurch.
a.. lev Dr NApaL OF Eew.fIsyon also addressed the
Convention taxing tho ground Of Scripture and oi absolute
Justice In defense VI bis vsws lac quoted and sIpcunded
uumo pass Of Sculpture showing That they IA
favor OF the people bsing represented In the church. The
Convention sydeHty sympsIhLed with nn IN hts .zPoonS
.Dd conc cusions aud frequently eLesed his remarks
Bishop SsFsOs then addressed the Convention lie said
hs was pleased meet O his brethren IN the Church
but he did not know II he would have been Present vit
them lad the charge Of doyaJ TO tho Church been
made sgns hoss In favor OF nIonucns lay approximation
into tho General Conference 81 the Church For this he
wished to take hi, share responsibility ns,much b. had
publicly ad,ocstsd IL The question before thsm sr
pls one IL tho introduction OF lay representation
la tho 0enel Conference OF tho Chuch Ever since tho
.s Of questions OF lay Influence had at ditsTea
es entered tho body and had produced denson and d.
vision IL had ren, tho body by thsi II
law OF God In constructing tho machinery OF the church,
that hsneysr defect 10 would show itself book ut
rs.u Other churches have had their divisions doctrines
our have always orgaistonou lay and clerical
influence. The solution ' here Mehodi'm 10 it' orsln
wA one upriiiDs oflsy influence. WessJs plan w TO
pOJ vi the ly bdusocs 10 o0ad eoauaad Cass leaders