New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
sympathy with America In Grent Briinin.

Ia the month OF February, 1868, the French
Protestant pastor, to the ministers Of religion ia Great
Britain address upon Of the aspects Of the America.
VAL especisy In s relations to the ultimate eAne patton
Of the Afriesn on tho continent Of North America
A,a conference o. the ministers son" held In Man
chester thi. sdds. considered suitable respou,e
prepared and sent the 80 pastors In France who had
| ,gued the French address
1t further resolved to send the French addre
panied by address from the ministers Of Great Britain
the nises Of the several religious denominations IN the
United s,s" This sddre" extensively calculated IN
England Scotland, and Ireland and IN five week. received
about 4 900 signatures
deputstion from the Manchester Conference
this country to present the address, consulting OF the Rev
James W. Mas.ie, D. d.. LII D.. and the Rev. }. IL Ry
lance.
Upon the arrival Of these gentlemen n NswYoi, meet.
ing Of oleisymen representing the denoins held
tho Bible House Ater welcoming DR.. Mss,ie and BIZ,
associate to this country. the meeting hsud the address and
appointed Committee to report suitable response q,
adun, setins TO be held Friday July TO- In tho Bible
House
4At the meeting Friday the Con nmee reported III ad
dress which was unsnirnou,ly adopted.
II received that the proceedings Of tho meeting to.
geiher with the address, be published the Insiues Of
the Chairman and Secretary Of the meeting and that the
Of the religious denominations be requested to publish
the and that the ministers OF religion 10 the Unsd
DO CesHeo hpppveI OF
send thor by letters TO the Secretary to be appended
to 1t and carried with Il 10 Great Britain by the depuston
upon its The delegation earnest ia their
desire to bear with them upon their such expression
from the ministers Of the United States believing 1t will sc
comp sh much in correcting false opinions, In
the Efforts Of the stesdt friends Of tho United States the
interests Of American nstioeay, and in the
| bon 10 Of national fraternity.
The Rev Dr. Msoe Of London tho senior member Of the
NV nj
held In Manchester the Sd Of June arrived
the lst OF July. On his arrival be waited the Rev DR.
Tyng and through his arrangements he had conference with
the Rev Dr. TyDg the Rev DR.. Asa Smith and the Rev Dr.
Thompson These gentlemen after consultation determined
invite thirty forty Of the principal ministers Of New
ork confer with Dr. Massey and rocevs the address Of
whch he 10 the bearer The meeting held la the
the American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
9th in. Dr. ynton occupied the chair and the Rev
MI Duryea was requested clerk Alter DR. MaUeys
had been heard and cordial welcome he'd been
given him by the chairman IN the name Of the assembled
ministers, Committee was appointed con'istng OF one
minister from each Of seven different pre-
pare reply That Committee retired, and ultimately re-
qussted adjournment until Friday Az O'clock on Fri
day the reverend gentlemen again assembled. with
sd Iitions to their number, and tho address which
the Committee had prepared then unanimously
adopted Dr. Massey has, during the interval addressed large
assemblies In the Broadway Tsbsnsce. Dr. BudiDgton.
Church. Brooklyn Dr. Adsms Church. Madison Square and
Dr. Cheevers Church Of the Purtssn lie hs' also held
meetings with the coored people in the church OF the Rev
Mr. 0arnstt Prince street. and has been cordially well
coined IN private by many lay gentlemen who sympshs
With him In the object Of hs mission. 1t intended that the
gentlemen who constituted the conference at which the I'D
dom was sdsptsd shall append their ssnstuos aud by
.,lston commend ministers throughout the State Of Now
York 10 consider tho subject and II hey think proper
10 ve their signatures The Rev Mr. Duryos ontpues 10