New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
GRANGE and yielded It's delicious fruit (Applaus- J
Tho Convention had aettleA four tiing4 z l.

lpo Convention had seueo Dur tilne4
Tho Independence Of our churches. 2. Individual
Christian liberty OF opinion 3. The emphatic avowa!
OF the historic name Of Unitariens Christ the Lord
and Savior as the foundation OF their faith. There Let
the Unitarian Church abide forever He conplnanted
Gov Andrew his marked re- preceding ofcef
| keeping the the Convention from the breakers
where we should lave soue TO pieces: we
this side ard that. and in the middia.
1t was but inst to admit that something important had
been aided g. the past. Many years some one OF the
Libc e., Holiness and Love Tic spirit Of the times
has adied another wOrd-Ihe. Wen taking mp tie
instruction and example Of our Master ana we will
make ourselves living ministers OF life 20 men THIS ~
tie work lat We IRE going home to do fer God for
Christ and Tor man. lApplnuse.l ~
William c. BRYANT was next announccd lie
spoke ~ the storm Of war as pest. Slavery blasted
TO rise again. and the dawn OF peace az at hand
He hoped III the return peace to the country 10 zee 1t
d 4s4y sss the i 1q1 SPHERE s t
! barrier 10 the diffusion Of christianity,
and tie tribes Of l,rocous Christians which bad sens
by diminished In tie past haY century ne nopsa
the Rebels against the National Government were e1'
peeed to be- before the rosts Of another Winter Zap
plause.l
Rev. Dr. ELIOT Of St Iouls followed. lie alluded to
the great progress made in Missouri -Four years ago
in tie Stale Convention when the vote was taken on.
tho relations # The State the nation. only fogr un
coDd ona Union were cast. though there were quite
number in favor Of rpion on some cosciiion Re
Gently. at aaother convention, only four votes were
was now In progress In 81. Louis, somewhat
Ike the Cooper Institute, TO educate mechanics and ap'
prentices, and the building was being erected on the
spot Shere " eny line years ago martyr vas burned
TO death. He much gratfed at the roadiaess With
which the question Of raising money now disposed
Of The idea Of raising $1,000 u lev years ugo took
eir breath iway 10 day. In about hall ninnfe res
oluton passed 10 raise this year s22pVU, as II II
were tdag Just as easy Us 1t Is Laughter and sp-
planse.)
The iIon Jons q. PALrREY was called UPON. and T.,
lis response referred 10 the controversy watch divided
the Congregational Chufches in 1873 Down 70 that
time there were bu. three UniiaIian churches In tho
United Staes-Kirgs Chnpel. in Baston. one III Pbiia.
dcphis. riDisiorsl to by three Iayncn, and one in
N,irhun beraDd. Pa. ministefcd % BY DR. Priestly
cLr.tian churehes wa; hela IN the, he city Of
Enitimore for the ordination OF Jared spGFs
~ n n Or fhrnI s c, wa ai ns rm
Uutarirnism IN New.York. MIR. Paliiey referred to
severl eminent present as having been bis pupils
IN elosiOf, be spoke Of TIE establishment Of American
liberty. lie Who bad lived to these events might
we'll tad reason b say. Lnd. now letIest now nv
servant depart IL peace. for mine eyos have seen my
JOIN T. WILLIAMS, esq rnade q brief and humorous
speech. aud was followed by the Rev. Dr. B,iows
lie sske Of DR. Paiirey rs b, teseher and as having
been in the habit OF wearing knee breeches and sill.
stockings lie bad suspicion that the parsonage Who
had about lin ajairing Massachusetts friends
Saint Andrew. From expression Of q colorel
waters who he had seen look at Gov Audrey with
tears creeping up into Their eyes. no felt thu |
there only nassa thnt rece in ills count y
continued To love and respect, and that ~ la-sa
chusetts lie really feared h. had unviuingiy pefpe-
trat.d pun There l95 Unitarian churcbes the g
represented olt If 23 IN America. lie looked forward
to no dtnnt day wher tfey should reckon 10y TIE
hundred churches 81 the UDtirisn faith. nut Dy the
thousand Dr. Bellows spoke 81 the fact tbht u vas
the birthday Of the Rev. John PierPori and alluded IN
cpg terms g. tie death Of tho Rev. 1hos. Starr King
GLd Mrs. Caroline Kirkland. Il
judge uoAR of Massachusetts, who was ncrt intro
cucci, said nc from New England parish, where
for &C years 'he salary of the rDiscr and al the
parish business had been arranged In TOW n.meeiing
male some remarks the action Of the Contention.
ater which
Tie lev wv nRyRY CLAIMING OF Washington
made hi.ef address Tho presenee a the lniy. he
sht the r@cirisic NJ the conference Tint Ind
been held. IL sign 81 the tines The Character.
isiic Of the naiiJn toiny az minister" and laiy
Lad been brought together BY the providence u God Ia
comprehend that politics mast b. feg Us auf that re-
pUn mist b. tic very fc Of 2ortil and that this II
Christian commonwealth.
conveuuou and /, should teach then NIL b. ~, beautiful
synbos Us living sympathy. WHAT sbc!s unitarian
Cummunion should be-
The Hon. 1Hls H. ELLIOT Of Nfsssanhuseits was the
nsttpcs acT Ia happy Hor bcAa' a the coun
iSy d.lci lies ana county pasIos he offered thanks
grand reception he cordial greeting, 'h. cnristiaD
f-novsrip kindly sympathy received "a their iards
Hut all must 30 20 their woft. pastors and pto- |
rie Let 10 DO onr work That by-ani-hJ. !
nav say h. the ,ncent orb 81 that ID English pri,
Who -rore teforo the Mhydower oanic fcightcd with
her cargo;
fortysr my ed wiloui sst!eiy.
Tion sweet irfa ny unto our esr
-ee Thou - alone, f,r "a tatngs else appear"
Tho Convention thea ended. and the assembly dis
persed