New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
The Fresbys eYIan IN. 81 General Assembly
nj brooklyn.
SIXTH pAY-MoRNING SESSION.

during the pes year. Twenty-Five agerts ni'e oceh
sddsd to the aotye force in the field, and some 2So
.ouI. have come into tue communion OF tie chuIche'
1 200 end more If nom were new converts.
Tho report tN.r allncs 90 the immense neiu IN tne
North aud West quite open II the laboIcrs III tn.s
work an( daies upon the labor necesstitec by the re-
turn Of the IA seeded States e re Union the genius
of byteriinsn is naturally Secope to the peop.e
OF this section VI the country, and wi ale the politS
character Of the communities viii he dependent on thc
Government, the social and religious elements VIII
largely belong IN the OF the CHURCH The recent
action in Tennessee carse for great cncourgement
to the work Of Home Missions, ana the churches are
aled to that their yonu8 men may be excited TO
practical sympathy with it.
The com nittee suggest tho employment Of Lay
helpers" Of proper quai!leatious to DO eip'Iyea Ia
hclpers" 70 be selected and recommended by PresDy'
teries TO the permanent committee
The need o, a monthly periodical is allnded TO- >,
N tie matter Of the CayuPo lrrsbyterys memorial,
'le committee recommend the. n ,sby;eres IN tile
ar ,etted parts OF country as many as pos
Pre-. pder one pastor. and send II ssionaries to labor
.,uc' those which cannot DO thus united.
~ ,ho mattrr Of the freedmen, the committee express
at satisfaction at the prosperity OF the misson 'or
4 en- In 81. Louis end reco"inenu re .slaolslihe =.
.',GJar inltitutoas tscsbere IN ia same manner as VI
re raso Of the rliIe poDaLafion.
The report accepted with the exception OF that
part referring TO the freedmen which was returned to
tie ,rai,'e and ia,er re-reported with this ad-
dtou: The committee propose the sending ~ agents
N. Sonh 20 seek GU. nisers % The freedm' Ms own
race uto will, as has been asceg lined, serve them
more ac piaby THAI others.
Tie ir,oI, EdailOn .ur perlOuica was reIsrTed 10
tie Committee Pdbic.,ion To- action Consideri.
ble discussion was called out oy a." questions mooted
in the fepor' particularly that roa 20 the fesdne0,
end the Pcs john T. Reeve o. the Al Presbytory OF
Phildelpha nade q telling spercI in I vdr ~ his
b, .hr n He said hat L tne diy Of h. church TO
tso possession u tue field ina: Providence has opened
for IL and thea treat the black men men ana broth
era iot drH-ndens np,n charity and sympathy. We
ere RI OF s,byi want fur and rsniy reepgDi
ton f iusitc end Of our preroretivcs We are rot at
Ill ~ 20 rf
cls snd wish &C. be adlnit'd nr70ag you az such-not
- iase 4 bono thrown al u We expected 20 come
bacA f5r mere Est blish chdlchos among or people
south and hey VII roon take care u themselves; oar
churches now do for themselves than on white
brethren. prcportODatclv. Oar peci are nafnraiiy
Pfasbyte " ffs only been their uBcha bc th
in tue eternal purpose OF Goa that has sustained "a N
tlrolg Tho BIER past. They are not Methodist
they arc cal, nts, quite mach MS their uaster- eX
cef. that tho 49,. believed God I'd one eierlel puf
pss AID tho or ,iodacr rare believe re exact Ie;
y.Isr Let "a 40 oar vok here IN America iaiil, ana
others rav--uot ~ tie sabbath 0h IOs yesterday
crrsdei behind our Juniors-ard let the schemes .!
signed foI Ne iere is corrl"t"d
Iii Rev. uIys H. iroHf.oS ~ the Eewars
a. JD Pro- vt objected Lio, stIenu0nt T. putting
The iseIr ea churches with the nhiesf a WHO
ar.r over ,elored aggregation wosd be- IN imP'sai-
Ditv. Mr. Reeve had gaored on Instance IN bis o"n
parsE on this point. u and once winte cergym n
core Il preach for him-w,CI w1s generally sonTcc
Of aaAleiy bin lee, ,here shorl be some maSt@I-
pnl tie good brother 60, thI99gh hs sermon and ibe
,rayer iad then he you!t y, 'Oh' Lpii we kno"
In tie soul ~ tbs black s gs dear t. Thee as the
SOU tlc Wire iaan oni that If eoGS', Spoled ~
tic rest Tie isci -. the blaris arc very mrch pr-i
diced &c ii1st the whites. llna htrrl hr. lEon? on
deemed rrcsby.erii'sm tic Ter i-th tr To- neSfoi
N4,hoSs- .esradcs them siit Il rxctes ard nrOrscs
ts,r cns;blitles which nerd lher To- b. Gu.ced; and
- 20 the RI Catholics. HhO are seeking 10 YIN
'heui over % that filth. a negro deems ~ Roman
Catholics iiishHen. and that enough Tor That arsr
rne't
n N o. tie above speeches were listened 10 with
rra. iaies n. ard warmly ~ -o'drd ny others
II, lines of DR.. Thornton A. Milk, cinded 10
present in the Assembly quite nee from any Ell cts Of
bis ndi-csifion-so much 80 A. 70 have o'en "o.e "
write n not giving. n this iaiprtintOn.
TIE excursion down tie by being the order 81
business" for q is morning. The Assembly neets at
Iar.nta, foot OF Mou,ngue-s'. Brooklyn, to be re-
AFrEISooE Session.
Tie afternoon session opWet by tie Esv NJ. /
Jewell with PRAYER Tho object NJ Home Misaoas &C.
ouppd the entire Session 40 had Done IN tho morning
pow, r.ul speeches being made nv several nenorrs,
the mos. interesting = which was TINT by the Rev.
Jacob Pntcr. pr,sbytery of y. Joseph in Wabash
SYNOD. Mr.. l. j. p ,..IJugl West3fner Ia spirit ~
wen "a in arpen rc'i aud t1e question before thc
house being tue Hs-iha'' work ia the far West. bis
remarks Lad SPEC al psop!ct!. ~ TIE onset be DID
no: en- 10 ceir, hIs fud.,rce with him. but a. the
scic Of bis address neg 70 rnfd tsf the listeners
came "a relisc thst ther were hearing man Who |
knew What he 20 taking about thoroughly and every
eve turrel - him. C.her addresses made /
above mentioned, but ibis Was noticeable Ia the strong
~ .grcLis bron-h. forward FOR rot very popular p
nat of "geipeIr.' ~ the report the more ef ,
usl rcnping otho harvest ,pren by he hand II the
Almighty.
to this work and houndais that should not crGmp the
:ahoreIs lie reiircd 10 Tho ease # the Morning Star
The mis- onary slip built by sabbath school children
som, years since, evidence that when a Geiniis.
yropsly limited object 10 pies"ntec herc VIII be M
d h.uliy aroEsng the necessary interest To accom-
psh H. Now let ~ it limit TO the Home Mission
a-h kuf LOT ~ is y a /
mo every Southern pulpit. and then We will
eond minister into every place where there ought
bo pulpit b. tbs means We shall give am'!e scope
for al tie taleat hat wO1G other~i,e shrink hacb.
Now know that Paul Is considered 10 have held tie
doctrines OF the Pros, Church aud he is taken
~ Nh example ~ what Chrsts minister should be; aad
where We cant follow Paul. Why then John, who was
an ecgout literary gentleman, ascho!a- is followed;
bn. poor Peter hnd-' has a representative Ia our
church ! know he denied his Lord. ana know
also tat he rerenied. and vas received back
did one thing that Il m.aslcr Of church DAYS
would M think Of doinghc vert fishing. tLaughter.
That is when no found be couldn't get support by
preaching he turned oroanl T. his own business and
got IT, aud the Lord blessed him abnndanty. Now
young educated to bellows that they must give
up their whole life 20 tho minstry and they lose all
their vitality, butI say must make Of who
perhaps lave nj been well educsted. hut can reach
he hearts q men. We shon'd take the from the
army and Put them 10 prcachDg the experience they
have had thtrc % human nature and Of the world
equsl a. three years course Of study. have my eye
row man whom when he comes back from the
army am eon. IL take aud pat into his work I" Is
be converted 81 CUn,crtodr No. but God can con |
him and an going pray that He will do II and
expect he will. tGreat applause.l am In favor ~
this scheme for "h"lpeis"-l had selected that very
FORD my sefbut let have the boundary line clearly
defined that shall know just what We are working
tt.
The report finally adopted with the addition al
udcd Ia in abstract OF t and the final understand
ing that, while the aity TO be called per-
form their share VI the work. licenses are not to be