, 1863-10-11
FROM SPRINGFIELD. =
,Triumphal Pas<agc:: u, the Anti.
= Slavery. Rrs9latioil& e.


.sr4fSsrieI-p, Oct u, 1Sca.
Tase Loyal and asti slavery men seAtoyoI /,
@eat triumph to-day III tbs Illinois Methodist
Eritc"ral Conference. Thc tom ii st.o1atlon
IN fle ttrlee, WINS carried b5 sotc Of l:s] "a
1hat ftkolutloa Is Tie only one on which t,.i
aysa ni'd nays were taken. and r. A. fpfoHs
Hs*txt.d: That W. telir<e slavery 70 te sss mi.
".'f caask OF th!s ~lek.d rehe;;lsn. snI t.,1t
peasr o. she Slater N joux II The evil Ii ta:xs4tei
The eight 7o,,ne!n tso m ssee,.lys wee puck;;
Craze, nesatd, Lacey. Nas s1nn,., Pay.oiu,
EtntI.*. nd slost~ WAen tha .Rern Ie.rt
ta'ixt5shs1 ages seysnty,ei ,eigh,, aedKev. Jou !,
a:ha~ statnptr. aEed IL, both rxsk'euts pr a
':aye n Mttt t1sen!ueky.> rotea scr: I'LL. s:eso.
l"'>pb, 9hlFe vas much splsause.
a few resolutions ftor,'thc minority re;;;o,,.
":ieh d" nos change tho principles Of those
!. T!ui tac mn1oflty report, wcre atIaed t, ,L,,
REPORT Of the uaIotity, and the whole,
eighteen In nst,, we're pared. .''-
" Rev. Ms: feston, Of thu Qu:r1f District,
and. .anontr presiding. elder, had len much
rrsesuted in their districts during tho ras,
ysa, heeaute they would con:lnne TO rrsr f,r
the i1e.'aeut Of the vnas! States Ind Liza,
tueee'ss 81 our asula. l:w attempted ty
the CbNfesh.sds to dsl,slse ttcm Of &he!f
sur7ort. Another elder from Pike couaty
Tas $50 mach per8ecated.. Iii parsonage
~aA but shdrt, sistAnce i1uan where at ona
tine II lamp II 100 &. G. C.'s had been
formed. rso would mt allow loyal :aen
Through thc!r llaes. In tbs distric. or conn.
Try that tits coitc1t1cc includes, thcsu wu.
u Copi erhcad majority Of l7,ool a: thc last
e'eesto Z. sna 1t eemlsites parts Of thu S::std
Which nte morn saiutcl With dleioJalty 10 tho
Government than aaT other, -:
All the Methodist Church conferences in
this Stair, s!<: tho Roek Rlrct, l:o:a ,h.,
Niscoasiu statc line to the Rock laiand rlI.
road, thecoatral itoIa tAr noek it,a.,a mil.
road y nloo;atos:or, :ht I:1lnaia conference
from Bt,ontingtoa to C4itnyiue, and ths
d"paht1n !, FROM f,a1llusil!e tn Cairo, haya
ra.sfd loyal and antt-s.:rery resolutions.
- WEI: !akluS TIT a:e4 all noe. oa tho 4t}t
,teaolntlou, tsoE. }Atts aaa Gfn. AfcCleraa.s4
se'e intrnencca, md snt= she vote ~as takn,
the GtTtrEo. administered the ,oath bs A.1ec:
lance .nia vary Impressive n4Aune1 to ths
m*mhcrs Of the co1te,eree, the local ,rsr.eh:
Elf, sid sEe vi.iifng brtthrcu- The .cenr WIS
most solemn oAe.. Tbs Governs raa then
Invited to fitsE, and for two hours held tho
audience spsn bond BY hl4 e1o4urnce.; LID
was followed 5.G~f. MeCterianl in ass
1tna1 clear, f1scib'e ard enplat!e manner,
Tbs dcie1ates elected iu 4kc Gcaez.l uont:1.
ccee RI the Methodist Easscopal Church tof
The Ch!'c1 States 10 meet II ra!,adelphla ID
Nay 1,ls'a, asr II. +. kroaeke, T.. F. Gath.
nc. y. Il. Il. Moore. A. 8. AcC,y, ], C:
R!nber AID J. P: DIn.nltt. The e.e..:lon of
-aFte retcrvo delegates wAs postponed tl
MtndsJ. The nterea:. will ros .paab:,
hrjou1n lii Nordsy afternoon,
Tie Ttu1:c of U..o rho2,a ;3ok c.: ioi
Eoi7erie:sd IL 'aslona Of that sta;s from this,
'Iler + co'loust but there Is = aeras n3xt
ofthe lind anor 6 tie ccrrerhc,a seer: so.-
e!+:tes vi Illinois.
4 s>e5v1s siot saa reported d. Copper,
tehd nsestsEg@ ~ L,gaa co-nt5 to day, and
man VIE .aid to hs sil.ed md scytral raass.
"a. Ger. Yates WAS .s!e5.aplsi to ay cit.
Ken tor aid, acd sas.: "A dhpAteh 10 4cuipsel
La;lla'n ~ to tfe tafnsr roftke difficulty. The
Colos:sl :sI.lied Tat there vas 10 nce,esAtf