New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07


church. The fountain Of ths Christian life not IN
cur keeping. Let not obsruct the st cam lie wanted
to enlarge the stream by clesihg communication IT'D
new springs He had len tue Free WI baptsts 70 iind
Untarisns were be as great stkers for their name
as the Fres VIII Baptists II was time for new move
On motion Of the Rev Mr.. MAYO. the meeting ap.
pointed a Commute Of three. consisting OF Mr.. Bryant
Of New York. Mr.. Hayward Of Kentucky. and DR..
1 Pnlsrey 10 draft patriotic resuluiions -.r
A n'oton was made 10 lay MI. AIles's resolution Oh
tie table. which was lost.
The Rev. Mr.. CoLLYEg Of Chicago declired to serve
on the committee proposed by MIR. Ames He had
voted against tie constitution regarding it creed.
lie wished he could consider ths Convention free and
broad as t,e Western association. But the action
today had been simply 70 fo tlfy the view Of DR..
Bellows that they Lad made progress enough In tie
past ten Years.
The Rev. DR.. Lornnor inquired what was the result
| Of the iIoer End broader basis NJ the West.
The Rev. Mr. CoLLYFR chal'anged any ono 10 find a
body Of Chr tan ministers men entirely united
and OF one heart than TIE Western conference "
Judge HoAB Of Worcester moved to strike ont so
much Of Mr.. Arness Resolution as defined Christianity,
which accepted Ivy the mover II the resolution.
The Rev. DR.. BELLOWS hnd serious ohjeciior TO
bodies Of claiming 10 be the peculiar champions OF
liberty He Welded 60 no one in devotion 70 the spirit
Of liberty. II intolerance was to DC found at al wa,
among those who sneefed a conservatives AID thanked
GoI that they were not such-sncercG at those who
wanted to conserve that which they deemed eternal
truth. He belonged 10 that class who wanted TO control
tn. snrit Of the age. He accepted Of the tauts
G5oni the disgrace of this Convention He desired the
sympathy and affection Of both sides tut II he had to
ohofs, between the two he frankly avowed TINT he
would 60 rather with orthodoxy in any firm in Which
II could be stated than with ose who would put jesus
Chiist into comparative contempt. fArplause we
have made CONSTITUTION for the purpose offolinr the
latter tnnd fhe Issue smade VT sbGl gain ten firm
good Christians for every one We lose. tA pplnl,el
Tho Rev. DR.. CLARKE Of Boston sad thst all Qaee
lions Of ncturasm and experimentation were noshin5
| to the need Of reaching bligi,cd souls.
! The Rev. Mr. MAYO OF Cincinnati inquired n MI.
Ames intended s.npe Committee OIL Correspondents
TIE CHAIR sad that that would he tho effect O: the
! The Rey. Mr.. PrrN,M Of Brooklyn moved TO amend
the resolution b. substituting snotle (Which he rld).
being In substance the articles Of belief submitted yea
terday by Mr.. Low. with different preamble
point &c order Taited "a to ihe relevancy OF the
amei dmout, and the Chair ruled that NJ. Lows reso
luton having been laid he table, this being the
same " substance could net be entertained.
The Rev. Mr.. PUTNAM then moved tho previous cues
ti0n IN Mr.. Amess resolution. which was ordered.
| The resolution Of Mr.. Ames as then adopted.
The Rev. Mr.. PUTNAM then rcnewed his offer o; a
esmble and resolutions nvoyine five articles VI be-
lief and Supported the same By few remarks
On motion Of DR.. sTfBBrss tho subject was hid OF
the tale Until important business was dasrs seh OIL
The Rev. Mr.. Low Of Somervie. BON the Committee
or Business submitted resolutions recommending the
the raising OF sO9C0o for the years work. $1,000
annually thereafter. Ike sum ~ encog Antioch Coz
| lege and recon mendin,, missions IN tie West
Mr.. BIYAyT from the Con uittec on Patriotic Resolu'
! fions. rcpoi ted the following:
God the with which he hss crowned the
of the Uni ed states H. for the suppression oi
witch ed rebellion Tor tie prospecf Il peace and for
onsnng which made BY Tire e1tnc ION oil ,ltHrry ior
the diffusion Of Chaniy in it, true pitt religion Of
love. mercy and mi, er.sl liberty.
| Tie words land universal liberty" were added ON
motion Of the Rev s J. MAY. The resolution then
adopted by rising
Mr. HALE. fIuin the Committee Nominations. re-
| ported the following officers;
For President Gov Andew; VicePresidents Hessrs Hoe
Il Paley Lo" lof BfooAyn) Goodwin sad Dewey Lon
- cfciary, Mr. G. rtou Cor, ,pordrs Secretary Mr
Bale, Recording Secretary, j. H. troihDg'hn. ior Mem
bers cf the Connd-nessIs Believe. caI,r, Peru dsr,
Eaton Clstc tof Boston,. Eliot Low 20. Nssachasetts,
Sawyer. h-pworth End Mayo
resolution VI thanks 70 the presiding officer elccsl
q response from Governor ncrew, in which he said
hat While he did mot suppose that his presence here
would be Of any signal important service yet he
thought there were what might he considered acct
dent Il circumstances connected with hs name humble
enough In itself which would enable him fo lay on r
ing iLls rear on the altar Of liz nith. hic II never
hi chi he in lis power 10 do G-nin (Appl ,nse) AMI
being IN some sense what II termed a pubic uan for
the time being, he owed it TO common cause that e
shond come the city Of Newfork. whore there r.
but few pros ~ pecula- CnItaD iaIin here
10 show hrs own oolors. (Applause.)
The Rev Dr. LOIHEor moved to take up from the table
Mr. Lows resolutions and refer them " The Council Of
Ten Agreed 10.
Tie Rev DR.. BELLOWS felt called rr0n before tho
blessing OF God mpored az The close ~ The touyen
tion apologize r what he feared mry have appeared
70 have been unkiud remarks on MS part
The poo eefings were closed win prayer by the Ifv
Dr. Hal OF Providence ind the singing oi tho do1oogy