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

aud lay preachers were raised from the people He
orders. Dr. Chalmers Gays Of it: It CbrssDty ia
earnest At H. sud Always at Il" People viii nsiufsly asy
Grsu g. are nee or all tme to come. If not We
u1y expect t. the scenes Of l5 aud 40 Incted lie
IN fv ot II; b,nan-s he opposed 10 these
tious No church has my convection OF lasu-u bDt
IL 10 the on way t-y have Of expressing their vi We
The Government Of the Church would prosper better with
,he two ee9eni tdnea,Ion and mis i9 ay qgesons viii
come I'D. Lsymeo look on matters With busia eye
eeef busrts mater to them tDey would doubt d.
IN Theology to
twill lrev future chances and Innovations The mn,.
ters are no. opposed 70 IL tfs Cirrch cee. cen tr1s
the Church DO not see why there should De
Of the people. II irust them We cannot influence
them Bat dout be in huuy. Bot, be hr Il win oo1ne
Like Henry Clay, can take my and the Aeghsnes and
hesr The footsteps Of couifg mi Ions Is ts centenary
81 hodn lG this country gfpr0schig Hsl uy t1hr
tins we could bring Ia the symeo with their and heir
influence that shoulder TO shoulder might hasen on tue
gloiioys future oi DE hodsn.
The Bhop took hi, amid the general applause Of the
Convection.
The Convention then agreed visit tho Institutions the
Islands tomorrow.
Tas report Finance Committee presented
ommendug that BE- raised Tor carrying IN, work Of
the Convention j. was adopted and subscriptions made on
the spot 10 over S8 100.
resolution thanks passed to the Pastor and Tus
tees of tho Church, TOR the facilities afforded the Convention
ald-wht many ,ich meetings neglect-s coiecdon was
taken up for the sexton.
After singing the DoX0ogy, snd the benedle0ni ths meet
ing adJourIed I'll the evening
EyESING mEETISG.
The Committee on the stale OF the Country re-
R''ored Thst deem the present Citing occasion OF
The ass~l1bng tgrther OF LsyDen Of the Metod kpisco-
pei Chu.eh fom different States Of the Union to give ex-
preston sentiments tnTah plsc. .ing our
qualified devotion and sdh.eJoe to the Union snd the
o. ths lava; aud effort Of Oec9ni0s
hoe devoted 70 bs rtbesBce Of the interests If
Humanity and Rel oD, shall DO spared TO sustain tho Gov.
err moDt IN this crisis Off history.
hesoUed 2 We ao recognize with great satisfaction the
couTse Of pagers tho psotc services Of many o.
nDister ia tie aud at home and abrosd IN the
Nsona cause and nduse the hope thst Toe cay 10 n,t
distant when these noble sha the proud salts
lou having contributed in email degree IA bringing
about Of beloved country 10 the blessings of
a glorious snd per nausut peace.
ReIolrci g. The extend brave brethren the
hsid sad IN the Amy exposing brl lives Ia defense o.
common inefo cordial sympathy and upppFs ana
pledge them interest in for themselves ana
our Tor lLeiE families a. home
These resolutions sustained by patriotic aud eloquent
addresses from EIGoV Wright Of lndiaua, Jne,e Bond Of
BslmoIe President Allen. Dr. Srcklend, DR. Hazaney and
others oil os whom went IN or hs noton c slavery
every whsfe snd Of HON declared themselves uLqus-
bed Aboitoni.ts. After some ss. ameudnent, they we're
a. nsunously adopted.
A Of thanks then proposed snd uuanin onsy /
adopted tx Gov. Wright his 5e and impartial conduct
" he presiding the deliberations Of the Convention
After singing the Doxoogy and The benedetion tae Con-
vsl sltion then adjourned