New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

Ii trct; The Rev. Geo. s. Hare, the Rev. J' T. New
mao and many others.
n was generally known throughout the ely that
,le Committee on TIC State Of the Nation woult pre-.
30. their rrpor'; hence the unusual Interest kn-
did ana the prea, increase Of auditors. A. tie ap-
ronr.i time THE M-thodisis are not only method
i,al, bat prompt. parliamentary. and exact 10 their
cow, mi insl ths Rev. ALfRED GOODMAN, Chairman
Of this Committee, arose ia his place and, In dis
tine. and fervi MANNER read tbs following preamble
aud resolutions:
A.rea, The soJthen nrbonion tssnllo IN ii' proper;
io ard pashrl5o IN Il. wick sdnoas continue to Dpefl
re existence ofthi. Republic. ape
Ae-sas Dor nn'i1nsl life inmsey idrnthed net only
with ,he s civil aud rei ous liberty in the world but
also with ~. hes: iGteIss OF tie H. gtom OF fH fo 50
s a. W. nav 1des our il choice and chosen pslra'
Tot the epoD and esSbhment Of that Kingdom on
Hhgs1,, In ci.. Ike the present. 10 the solemn du,y
Of every citizen y 70 the support OF cause 30 unspesA
ably imrortaBi .nd glorious; therefore -,
r., led Tnat members and mntstsrs ~ the he'h'
cd. Fl i,cop Church within the bouuds OF the New ON
nnusl on erence. cb~-fuly cur yogs q Ia
and ddoDal oysy 10 the United States
resolved with ID. blss.i,I Of a. ay-n. 90 m.iosin.
That il duty. enforced sliss by the Word o. God
nd our Book Of DISCIPLINE submit to vita the
rgulsry Constituted civil Authorities aud to 'in the sane
g. Th1 e we DO deny. but rsher rreorrIIs snd de-
frnd the right Of 20 discuss the measures lnu
prcy Of the Government u the s.ne tune "on foen
eel t1a. 10 the prt'eD cca condition OF puDhc snti i
rht 10 exercised with grest oiosssnee' esalon' s'u
That the copdnet Ct those who Influenced BY political
Gntie. or southern symps hes, aud under the pTert Of
between The Adm insiion ,no the Govern
me- throw themselves In the path OF every wAhhe measure
T.. IN our view treason which hs. tie ushspi'y
without the Gniues, Of Hose who hsye hsy ed t.omse1fs
in opeu hostility our liberties sod 10 deserving oi our
3 Tai avery Is evil incomp ,tible in its spirit a5d
prsc'ics be- principles Of Chu'auy WITH republican
with IN. trad ioos dctne sud d,cpines OF our Church.
aud mi anxious Inquiry, whit s.i be done oI !"
bsf ben shyn srY answered By ID ine row
10 1rrta
In led a,e. ID, power and the 70 tsue pro.
clnston tus.usfing tie 6oon Of icsdon to millions oi
s. TIai we b1.ry c,ncur IN this proclamation sindisst
inc the Of orr cause securing The .Jmpsfht' o.
Of ~ Utivefsa fiheF who j. invariably on the
side Of Justice I'D hesdsm.
l. hat fad abundant FOR gratitude and enco p
10 ta. Iscen r., i'al Of The neo raw ui N zoe
inneuaIce o. The public Great 81 'hr ehsnFe o. h %, of'
ion d. el'c ally H Enrtnd ADD IN To siaauA ou1 We
trusi ,lrs prosr,s - cor trui.
a. That We cordially lcsp. The Ps'id.n' seommrnda ioa
TO obte tie 3il tsy q ne p. cot moA % ,'.on %
pfces wor.hp, will humble ourseyei sd ea'lesi
pc.ie III. geS. RueF Of Nations 20 forgive oui n,2f ~
gude sustain rud Do' ar rubo ine' 70 ZOOS
on our army sna navy INCREDIBLY gvHs success IN ,ur srm'
90 tL's issnous rebellion may be 'psedy enth o. go
peace a g tsou' and permanent mty return 70 sls
ma our inres snd .yrra,y oi these who rtpre'ont
n, A m. bed Gu iuue anJ that 10 ~ ihoss vino
te ,urrus o54fqgrpre 1f %, havoc 90 ds1on = ti
terrible oGeT our nncefess 'Thps.L'c' s1a OUT
Cbr,tan coi.dol"ls.
J..
Pissd o.. the Va ID Sie and that they be 91D'hed IA
ne Ch,isiGg Adr,eaf I'D l1H-tdl
h.tRED COOkNbJ !
81 u. ~ ChANFUkD
J.. ". PICK,
J.. =. HERNANCE. }Cowmiroe
THOMAS LAMONT.
GHANLtS PALAEA
CthfEk JDsT.
While the npOri Sss being read, the mos, fer
vent eIacnls lions were beard m a1 rhi's o' i,e
bor.e come .hontirg " Amen :" " es, the Iord''
=. God be- praised !" az. Some expTsfsed lcir ell
ri usiasm by clarpng their hands, AID other mani
fes.ions at applause. SO v0ciercus wee these %.
tnoio do.noDtr ious, that tue eminent gravity o!
the presiding officer v.as Gi'turbed
In order 10 restore tie Cpnisrean@ 70 lie general
elm, he (Bshop Som aroso ard rsid, be disen'sd
itom such modes Of expression. Nhe.cup1n d..
kosTER said when be- was converted, be ol9lled
bands into rho Lord fer the event.
Inc Rev. 81 WooD suggested that The Confer
ence expross lie emotion by the old fashioned
4" Amn!'
On motion Of the Rev. Mr. Fox. the resolution
were ordered 10 be ROAD again. auG vote taken on
them terlhtlm oy Yeas ana Nays
The Rev. j. +. NrwNis. tail before The resolu-
lions we're r. sd DO desired, behalf u tue Com
,rittee aproiptol ~ wait on Gen. Wool. % rrpoI.
he result of their Wit % that distinguished oh
Geu. Wool declined the pleasure II w0ai have Al
torled him 10 wilt The Conference, ol TIE ground
mat be hid lost rec ved uovs from Warrington 81
a riece Of Rebel rasc4lity which nut be Iut down.
The Hon M0sEs f. ODgLL, IA reePunse 20 IL cali
IN sneak lsye 40 account 81 hs visit 70 Fair Oaks
Nth tho feeling WHicn eAted 10 the North that zoe
Government I'D done uOt.ing ward tie supYlee.
zion Of tLe Rebellion and that their efforts bad III
gone for uaught. lie honorable gsnisma' spoke
with great earnesincss, aud was iIeqnen.ly AZ
III udcd.
DE-. OspoS Of White Plains said, in his place the
ads were thick o. biackterriee, and hc fet
son Ell o. as II be wished tbrashing n man were q
Christian virtue.
Bishop Scorr sad he loved his country aud bis
church. lie could not conc, iya how any man wLy
loved Gods blessings in this favored country
could utter one feeling against that flag. Long may
II wave. Loud appliance.
The Rev. d.. FosrEE, after nlludiug 10 he former
ympaihies with the South tall II rebelicj ssd he
now fro head 70 foot and from hsr o. Leoi fer re
war. Cheer. The South lad an uttor contempt
ia. the North; D. wss ground into tIor natures q
the !CJ,'c OF the North had allowed the people o.
the South 10 rule them, 30 much 20 tbat n South
erper fe'd NorherneT hsd no fOul, be would be-
AFRAID 10 contradict hin. lie hOged ihe war would
never stop I'LL h&J doyilsI ilea wa whipped ont OF
the South. lChe-r,.l The reverend gentleman
sl0ke witt great l0wcr.
ne was Followed by the Rev. Dr. Nrteiy and
olhcrs When he Iesoiuiouf were ia, IA reypouss
10 tie call of the Clerk, with two exceptions, ~
voted Tor them. one Of these Obecting gentlemen,
the Rev. Nr. silleck OF Wet CslIp Ulster County
voted DRy because ne did nov hhs TOE AHonton
character OF the TeroiuHont." A. must DC rCNem-
bered That ne represents IA disr.ct which swarms
vlA Cy,plileau. end be hs not TIE cOura. e O: Or.
Osbou, TO crusl lie snake with La heel WHOM J..
rar Hcross bic Path. Tic Rev. DIR. Gait II or Ret-
tel Of Rhiucb-ck managed To 10 called ont, tort
he could make speech Ia deien-. a. ls opposition
vote. Anor god deal of lnc.syan ms ler about
te ,tars, siripcs and spread oag'-.-tle pari-tsui
O be psgents-h. being born ~ 80 aschusetts, uDd
his Willingness - shed piAt ri blood Or logo a.i arm
for his cOuntD--Sis lack OF sympathy with the
No.th, aEd his dare ivr peace without co"queS,ng
u, became 80 apparent, lie was IOunoly
lifs.G rs III. ileADeis % he Conference.
he pat GA great aiis Of Orayado wss hot 10 be
scared into up.iance with tho wisies OF the Con-
re1oe, AHA '.ol!c 10. pcfm.. NY pCdy Of men 10