Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-20
TIEE pG3ESHYrE.REAy svSnD orPA.
EATsGEsE.
SECOND DAY.

prof, :, ~ ~ 'nt 4.'i'A I'd tht
wh, h.5 i,paj ti Cb,,} ,.,.i, ~ ,''g '.''l'. '''
Of Key. Dr.. BullOck, the con liberation of .,... o.,
was deferred ui,tl same or tl,, ,.,c,Ir r .f ,,
| ~. b. - '''4 ,''e+'illiS WI t' fH,'
F i.S tt,A ~ hi come m l,eN. W ". Campbell
~. "l M t'ttoI'is u5 tc icsbJ 'cTF 90 bal
The nia,;ic yer" on ] 'it' '' pgGn wIie4 a.
| Uritfnn D.. y, II ;r;It:ty 'i!'l"t 'l e., ldi az
th T. H. " ii,i1ns' RON thG Committee ut
led thaf @ cr" t i, tL 49, 'ta,l '"T
Committee ,5as di..IarocJ ~ CT; W., ,'T,i ~ ~ ~ th
| ,n,In 49,, I "o'l,"' '1CS'' NV Ncn!Ec J. Hay
taIr" In ,, d. ~ "htlhIf an aIl'ihd' cou!,
tI,. I.Ij te VI a!i I"lGt ana represent CHURCH
Moderate, deri,icJ tbt "ir M "DLG Ic'.i'..- Ltt
remarks had becp madn ~ m y'si, ] "T',n WV, at'
generally ruucurrcl in $ NJ ~ ,i.g y"
Lutheran ChNrr',. p'r. ~ ~ II h-HG', 81 th'
Methodist Episcopal Church, h.ori If H. I,r.I ,,',
Tract Sucirjy: lays = l. Wii.,I Ia IL ~ W. ,', @
Leonard NJ t:,r,Iurr of tb r. n - -. .. EA ana
7. Nice, Of the Bg,li.I j,i,ur.i l @ - y ~
ley. of the Pre- bytcr,. of phii,Joirj ii - lini
ton tiarrjs n of The Ejrrinig S ',.i ". It'
members ." ''''' '''''' 80 'Il 's c'rr"- y"ntua
Eny ui. fn.ifp t,,,,, r; ,
Ovcrurcs, reported thai rr,aiu I,,,. l ,IS ,, |h,
were bv the committee deemed f. - ''' '!' W
the .iuli,al Committee Thr rrI.,rt NV, n ~. .','lI l."
able lia.Iis ION On motion, mo I'd ..t
10 the iags .,aac, committees .n5 H. 90 ',i'ft'''
BijlS and hgclturCs DISCHARGED '"'''''' Oh
Rev. DR.. turlcy, from COMMITTEE on che Nfontcs
Of the last General Assembly (which an, tj,a ,.;,,
day rs noticed was increase . i' l'i'-
members. submitted rep,r aiI rc.,,,,.o i..
adnp'i i,u 81 The following. '''''''' .'.' '''
Rsoirrd That we JOIN with tl. ,..,,r.l... -, -
comm r,uiin. 'that all uur rhIrr.,r. ,,,t,, III ''
Christian bntlirs i'm srilinp ,l,,rt t IT, NJ ." H.'.
February a n ,iav of ny,r r. H. '''n, LEU 'laN ~
the iigiy Spiril anon ON. yhii,lrc, ASH ,,..b
especially upon those a.scm.,igI i'm fIa .!i ,.,H'
lrrrs and nil insti .iinrs r ,,r,,;,,.. a. | , 81" ,
chat r,llrrij.,l, he Xxx nj, ,i.t u W ''.l 'Hl
Fuml ofthr Board ..'' ''' ''' '''''-'
it.~.}r-I That tn" G,.i,r.l .f-., ,.,,.t ,..,i4,
scmhy in r"aolil..mn. ling 10 ii,n srs.i,., nj. ~
churches tn S,., anr,. ~, p, fcriJ l. ,,"!I " Qua
for the descent ot the loy spirit upon The r
aud for the conversion OF ll,. world thr - -
uinn January, IN j-it irrlra:,,, ~ '" - '-.i-
bath of ,cecibc ap, the r'f ll,ii ~ ~ W., ',l'
R,spir.t That W.. commend f.. H.. 800, ',, !
tiuu of min. .trr. flip- rlI.,. l..,, "'i' "
members ...,ur.iCi Viii, tIn b,,rj,,l - ~ '.i'
and also to the stated clerks nT pr,..i, , 5 '
action ul The General Assembly tn I'm, sri,;,,t n
NFausr. a. recorded on u;I,rs ~ ,,,G ., 49, W.
printed minute. and p,.lnr. and .t,ir @ ~ @ JiI.
congregations 10 hi, srlr,.t ''''' WI '''F
Rs,oir~J That this synod hofrtir, .,,,,.r..,rt, a..
actinu wh,rb lin. Crunr,I ..... -. 'I'''''" =" il'
The ,hnrehct To- taln o., br,lr 81, 'y''''. 'n" 10
our land and we earnestly yr.l,,.c,i L 'IN @ ~,
ministers and members t" ' ~ ''I "G
means and opportunities will 3lloy with H.. ,
bly's Committee IN Freedmen il, ~ t,,i;, - ~"
mos ot education aud religion f., llIi- ,,r.I ..
tcrrstinq rcollc -'N ..'' ''
The committee stale THAI ip ,ji.f.,..t ,....,. .5
minutes ur the General Assembly, l;,Io,f. . ' ''l,
recorded tDurIiug the state Of thc cnl,f,tr, ,J H.
relations of the Pre- ,bvinrjan (I,n,.h IN tb ,
the Church south on M. snhirr H. ~: I',l: ~ ~"
action is recommended. ''. "'''"'n-
With ali ,tuc rrs,prf E,r tl. i,i,.b .., i..,.,. e.
our Church this synod would cNpfss H. rc.l,., f}t
the Gcncra Assembly, .aouI,l h,y,, ri. Il g. '',.. NJ
at tn" time and under the rir,.,luI lnII,.r. t ,i
thi, siu,l 20 large Il share nt il. aitrntin, , .
especially lp take ac,ian which we fear viii @ '
still further h. cnair rather ii., t, .3'
lj, I ai iiyilI ,lL ,, ~ '.'.' ST"
rnSclt. Il would seem 10 he il.n -l,rrial al
our crrlr>ia,lirtl court. iY L.I Grra.i q. ' '
than to wilvu and pcrI,,l,,.;. ,I,.!u RI .t.,
referred t., however ;y,, iI,,rp ,uri,,.~ t .
of great clri:rne1it, and ,r r.,l,ifnI 1,I @
thai calm and kind review Of rh,. ..-iItl
tend to- NOR. rruciliutor, r... .Iir,.+ in lba ~,
scnhIy. In the moan time this synod rrn,. .arioa,
the claims OF that charity which .nIcrrth lam, . =
kind viii sirly til" things wfic 1gc , ] " Is
and things whcrcwth one part o.. ihc CGIl... II,,
c,tity another. and moreover VIC embrace til. ..
chester Prcspvl"r, who have n, ,,,nt ,r;ih ~ " u
ia" last lpuf years of our desire i ygrlr,fn, l,,
our ow-lipani 30 .p-olcratc Win hr%f ~, iiI
some ii th r o'ar1 ur H',""Ii, ' alter
ananmonsy adopt"d ado 'i' . and ntc @ @ @Ig"@ ] "ge 3
nodica conference 'on the religious traini,.- 4r tf
yolnu" wa. had trtr. ~, .i,yi,,,r H. - '''
congregation Of the 5S0ih hymn "Grcal 5 ~. ',' III
thy churches hear and pr,ycr by I.Idr, II Cr,..,
remarks of an intcrcs;in,- rGYT1rir, nI No. l
~ t,.,,i,;.,. ~, 80 ~ 'i ' ''-' h.'r
were ni, by Ecy Dr n,a a, ' - Ii,nG,'""E f'.tlts
ministers Rev Dr. Dickson rral nm ,.,,q,, -
selection from The Scripture rrr ,ybi H. NJ
ator extended an invitation TO thr ,arot,. ,u;,;.t
nrot hrg denominations ii Inn. a..
bcrs to express their views on Ills ycr,,
subject. The invitation was ,cccrtci Ev T",- W
Wilson and another minister TyL,, ,,rr.i al IL, -; ~ "
pcrirnce in Sihhnih school iu.trIi.inn NJ. , -
cncc was closed with nroyrr b,. Rcr NJ. ui,LHI q
Ilur.iSburg. aft -r- continuing i1t h.,rtr ''
Roy. George - ilavs moved that Nor Vvill;.,,
i. Caniield aud Mcdowell of tho ',,;ru I,,,,I.
he allowed opportunity OF rrcscntin tbr ;,,frrtsi
of that benevolent object before t6" &,,,,i '''''
Rev. DIR. Bullock observed that he tlil ,,. III t
oppose the lnutou but hc w,,s =, ,,or., n .,,,,. ,+.
ling alliance with bodies of a Iis,i,r ri,,,,r,n, ~
their own. During The nutlu., thrv L.j ti,,,t,.I =.
paper which he hupcd ,ynuij j ,,,tc,,,;.i T. 49, ' @ q
in the Presbyterian C5urr lie yynuII t,L ill.,, ,,
rortuHity to object to motions Of n like nature H..
did not know anything against These h,Iia- Lnt H.,
some of them persons who if allowed t.. .,Irr.s
this body he kncr from ihyir autrrr,ir,,,s ,y.,, i;
lruducc subjects not OF a Religions cL,ro.trr H.
deemed it dangerous policy 10 Introduce IN ttc, ,,j
ruatcd 10 al,c,,atc r,tb,r ih.n 't''t,i '''
this connection the ,ncaknr ~ lrrrrl IL, ti , - ..
the venerable Clergyman who ON lh, i.r,, ', H.,
ming after the adoption Of ihc mIrori,,t I,snIIti
which had met the unanimous concurrence Of th.
body, uttered petition which he Thought was nT 81;
political east lie had no objection personally +, Inc
Commission, IN. thought it best to keep such matters
out Of the SYNOD
cusS the matter. Every member had mad. M his
mind on this subject The SyunI hal n.,;,' N,,l ; ~
expressed it's approval of such hrur\ lct
In this Commission there were one or marc ,F The
Vice Presidents and Enr or Frc 'r tL E vi ~, @
Committee, who are members Of This &,,d '>''
Several ministers made inquiry as 10 The obic,f.
sought for by the Commission, when Rcy DR. Dicl;
son remarked that il to send seed corn clothes
shoes, &c, to the destitute in the South. lie an'
proved oi organizations like this-thai Put food in
the mouths Of tho hungry, clothes on tf. pqLaI
placed the Bible in the hands Of those ncciip@ vii
gious instruction. and in other respects fulfilled he
great Scrrtura injunction " 90 and feed the hungry.
&c. by means of tho Commission the necessities ri
particular persons in various portions of the ~uutl,