New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11
Sew.YSrk Eass Methodist Episcopal Con.
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The session was continued YESTERDAY Prayer
was OFFERED rs the REV. j. g Instip. Bishop A;nes
presided. There was a large nGmber Of delegates
present and a. an each day since the opening OF the
Conference the galleries we're crowded ladies After
the transaction of some routine business the Rev Mr.
Boole read the following resolutionsi zi.
Rrropr OF TIE COMMITTEE on TB2 STATE OF TIa
..............'. ..''''.'' COUNTRY.
Your Committee heartily indorse the able and eom'
prchensiye resolutions presented ny Dr q. H. troot
and enthusiastically passed ~ the oresng OF lal'
session. aud in view VI the glorious progress OF the Ma
tona cause In the more Iec9f frWnphs neg leave "
present the following additional resoluheus.
Rc"ats That We ave earreSi ana I,vtIent nam 70 a.
mighty God nom vAoEi T. 2 ace aud Vletoy loi Cue
whh The opening ofihe con.renc' when Tie capt re
Peterbu and hchond olnced as continued TO
come-he bravery aud ,9is Of oar noble soder' eeI oe
Gnt Meade Sherman Shefda and others Icsghs IN me
vm the body r' right arm aud strength OF us M ulo'
Rebellion nd destroying beyond restoration tie bogus ton
l,derucy OF tire ,ci'h
ness and power u Him ~hq roFth among ~ "ntioss Of
The earth aud givcth the Kingdom tc whom-ocyrr ne vi" ia
brought through the DARK yi,,t nations t INTO
the GLORIOUS lt Of our hntl triumph IN the conioundhs o.
human policies made IA tue ioob nef OF Iaau' sitrintL
TO hehl slightly thr hurt OF be nation ~ ny Pl hE 10y
compromise with Sin until that hinge ihiqty when wa We
Tf .ans OF orr troubles j. dshroynei 10 ps~iVie 'H
oya North from tie .erl aud rcehdafy aitack- 81 uatofs
lurking in midst IN tie elton Of Atrabsm Lincoln to
~" fcfponnhnnes and nohcrs Of the iTesdelrYi ~ INC
amendment 10 the national constitution Pssd by toih Houses
Of Congress blol.g sid Prohibiting slavery for ever WITH
n the national domain and n ni"v'rne ,"or a'sl'tnc
those umeuse Of the country whh have enabled
~ to meet pressing want IN great emergency.
Reof That We hail with faness - Joy the long prayed
FOR day Of redemption whieh brings freedom 70 millions OF .
aud tat II the God o Ju.ce their cfte grinding 10 poweef
the fou Institution Of then bondage and clevaug tue negro
70 his Eglu place solder and man, and ere long we
R,rcd Tba under The restrictions wisely aud Justly aid
down By toe Cnnse, Of these United states cordially
teud tue gt hand OF follow ship to crng brethren Of the
South sud Wigs upon them 10 return without delay TO the
tcon ud privileges they posses'd under tue honoIed
Fa. II oI n.on. ana pron'c them, on our part that The
welcome thJi be nesrty, sincere and brothery.
These resonti'as were adopted unanimously
Speeches were then delivered by Dr. W. III. Boole DR..
-. H. Crook the Rev Mr.. Inskip, DR.. Cnnny, re Rev.
Moses L. Scudder, End Presiding Elder Herman Bangs.
They ali spoke ~ the condition Of tho country aud the
recent riumphs expressing their Joy NJ thr news lately
received giving glory TO God who oyefrales and orders
al things fOI the best.
The Row SIR. Taylor then read a short poem on the
recent triumph. I .-f ID
The ement If the time for meeting Of the dit
fefent committee. then took place amer which the meet
ing adjourned, To meet again AT - o'clock p M
BY appointment Of the Bishop, tie Rev.
Daniel De Vinney occupied the chair az the afternoon
Of this bo1y yesterday Reports presented
from the Committee Oh Oity EysngeliystoH Tracts,
slavery and sBppor Of the Fund fS oorerannHa1ed
Ministers. 49, ...
The resolutions presented upon the subject OF Slavery
were decidedly radical IN sentiment, advocating tho
fullest equnlty Of the colored man IN his eecleastlca
and political rights.
The Committee ON Ten pora Econ0my-wh0 reported
in favor Of raising the upon certain churches
for the Supcrnnnla'ed Clergy Fund-met with consld
oTnbic opposition. Rev McssTs. Weed, BoOle. Wood
run and 0iieis spoke zeal0usy upon the inpropriety OF
rasilg the assessment upon these chuIohos-tne Han
som place Church fox cIaMpe-because their lboralliy
had exceeded nst yea1 the contribution assessed upon
them. The Increase Wa favored by the house. how
ever In ~ ~ to 10 and the Committee sustaiIed
Afief This matter had BEEN disposed o. the Chair In
tToduced tie Rov Y. W. WEYNAN. Bishop Of the
African NJ j. thmch, Who entertained the assembly
for brief period ID some very interesting remarks
about recent visit ~ Charleston and Savannah. Bisb
op Woymsn delighted the audience Immensely 81
placing 0I-Tn his foce pair ~ gold spectecles which
once the property Of southern aristocrati he
also exhibited fragment OF marble hvu the tombstone
Of The great Ngihor, Calhoun. upon which the speaker
had found penced the somewhat remarkable words for
that locality. Henry War. lIooeheT.' Bat 1t was stil
crlllyiug 10 the Conference Ia know that this
OF the Oppressed had been privileged a. speak 10
the coloTed children Of free pnbhc school held IA the
onical building formerly used as the Slave market OF
Nsw-Orioaus and the applause with which bio was
greeted was al evidence that the hearts oi the minis
With thor woTds, In the great work Of sym
pnhy vith the down todden people long held In bond
age.
Tie conference adjourned with the dorology and The
bcncictOn by Bishop Wtyman, 10 reasonable to-day.
at - n by Tie special request Of Bishop Ames for SO
early hour The Conference will probably olose this
Session 10y noon tom a. another Conference
Meeting demands the presence VI Bishop Ames else
" here AZ that ime.