, 1866-09-19

The Chair appointed Dr.. Wilson. Of Conuecti-
Witeonsin, as such com1ritice.
Brothes Deno!est moved that vixen the Con-
vep,ion adjourn II bo to two o'clock p. N. Car
tiep. On mutton adjourned.
~DcIegates arc still coming In so that complete
list cannot 5sfi 5xfTERS6os # ftssS; SESSION.
The Committee on Unfinished Business reported
through ksv. D.. Fisher, Of New York, and on
;, Ga motion q Rev: i. Eddy, The rules and +ega-
ptin,ed .ainntss ass Of The ast Convention, were ere
ten Of dcnou,inatlonal organization.
rules for securing 1nitorn system OF fellowship
nId discipline on pages twtnty two to twenty-four,
It being moved 10 stEikc out part Of the twentieth
minister not in fellowship with the Convention,
The object q striking ont, being. + wns statsa to
massachusetts, aud Edwards, Of Iowa, wna ap-
pointed @ report on lhc cxpedIcncy Of striking
The Committee on Blanks reported, RECON-
mending those printed be accepted. Adopted.
through m Rev. 4. Eddy sad accepted, and The re-
It was moved bY b.. Fisher Tint committee Of
different bodies IN ihe denomination to tue Con-
The Gonsension elected Rev. Dr.. Fisher. Of New
chueetts; Dr. llydcr, OF Chicago, nj; Rev, Il.
K5ady, Of penns5lvania. and ]: p. Sanford, Of
Tie permanent Treasurer, 3Ir. E. ". Crowell,
OF Brooklyn made his report which was accepted
showing nle amount Of cnsh received for the
st. 81 op s IL ds SsaF os ca
hand, ss75,5u. RECEIVED bcsides from the assess-
nsn1 fnn1 e. ~ -, a.,
Committee On N @ the saio 81 lie caureh' M wSeh was
On motion of Dr. Fisher, Rev. p. p. Itvcrmore
! 1t was moved that when the Council adIourns 1t
b. to meet il he ,dEs Ep!ssops%! % Church At nine
were elected to nli vacancies o. foIlows: Rev G.
/: pemores., G: MeA9an,s, NJ: F; 6; Brooks,
a warm and pr5ltnctcd debate arose on the
roinla in the oecasional sermon, which Is 10 be d.
was participated in 6y Reys. Tslss, connor, En-
sition was voted down. only two being In IT. favor,
mittca was appointed 10 report during the session
on the stase Of The country;
| On motion. adjourned till tomorrow.
! The Committee on Credentials reported the fol
lowing as properly approved 10 this Convention !:
coHEEc11cCT.
9trasg1-H y Haler ;v,IssyW kaymtn-N. GLADDEN., W.
l ~ N"SNNe~i AH@~"
| Cle leiedt-J. skinner, D. D.. E. Fisher, +. J.
netsst, 6. ". Tomlinson. LayneaSn. MeAdem,
iost4and, !. Dolaud, D. ". Fofecs,I Harrington,
REV JERSEY.
Nacin' N S. Jaqqss. ~ J; u; .tn, Ea1shild'
nsses. i: ss'''' - . As'enas'o' D. u D'~"' W. <
I. E. Thompson, il. Wright, D. smitl, "
c,<,.ee,-n. $. nsysa1d, sdAf Z. J. strans. zayme,
&C. G. Jones, S. r: Lyon. and-Difdsal.
wood, G. c: Snow. Laymtn-.AlL Workman, Hon
niehboS, j. Fcian,, il. coieswosshy, L. L. L. Wads l.
worth, Jr. -
NEW HANrsn1EI.
poS e.ssn dssas dhs!s' sas ks,ep r. r9ss' Ssa
L. simmons, F. j. Rogers:
! cytn.w-1. Warner. ' $. Goodcnoush. zaymen-
Ward colton, Samuel Davis. John G. Putnam, g
Whitney.
j. alarc!n, C. r. Sal0ru, J. j. Twiss. Lay1un-
II. johnson. u, johnson, F. capen: j.. e: Vel
BODY, Z. i. barney, r. Marlin, j. Walden.
G<t7cal-M: Goodrich, j. Boyden. L0ynxn-
A. Briggs, a. PltchoE.
chr5al.w: b. smith, i: Csoy: nwn,n-Joh
Miller, ]. V. HeasAnts, A. y; Miller, u. speer.
C7<rieol-J. f. ForFestcF. i. D.. D. II. Reed, G
?. Ellis: Layrn<n-1- ?. Brady. F. Il. Sleeper, I
sanborn. D. 5. Boun. +; u: Ring
t"opi so A. L. ! b. tsssff bs.ls9 stiss' i"se' 1'
cit,lco,-s. B. 6arnes. /. Wakefield. 1oymt
! %. Morrison, II. Blalslly; Isl J. S. Fail.
cler,col-J. r. Sanford, &. Morris, j. ". Het
ssn: g, ri Ley"e"-A. Fletcher s. ". Edmunaa' X
The following named clerg5men are present wh
~ M!soisNIes: i. $; Bs1sh. Q. P. wssten, I I
sf @ T. l. 81 ks9 2a L. b. ~ s Hsy = hs6bsrs Il %fs E
Rice, T. ], Carney, D. 2. Bum, c. Brown, J, l
= Taher. y. X. Chamberlain.
f@re-A. {. Eamunas, T. c. Eaton, T. Ba
lingrr, Wm. nfntlam. ], Kinney.
Hms = H!*6Ha: J. Dskson, R. L. Rogers j.
: isdi1sa-n: +: Mhls!.
i ItHnkylr1al1-R. Eddy.
Ninnttofa-J. u, Ballot.
/. Atehgdn-J. uotlon..J. Strau1e, a. Countr
T = is,moat-L. Warren, ". Powers. Total 81.
i, EVENING SESSION.
Q Although the conveution held no resnlsr hus
$ ncts. meeting tonight, the members and lart
for a meeting II conference. The house v,
crowded to lis utmost capacity, and many cou
not obla!n ecats The sxerSlses Wcrn opened !
Galesbnrg Church, a1tcrnatcd with chanting
G the choir, Of the Palm beginning, Unto fhe
Hrd sf dG M qP ny s fSGsa S9 sS
+ 2, chambeslsln, Of Iowa. and bs singing Of 4
. ''comc, Holy Spirit, Heavenly dove.t
Q The nntcd voices Of The great congregatie
!; eae5ed np By Rcv. D. Skinner; of utisa, Nc
l. On the part Of the congregation, Rev. Nj. BAL
!, welcomed the dclccntes aid attendants Of 4
!, Convention TO the Great wcst-thc place, he sui
i Esst grows issscs here. 0''' =
y Rev. g. l.. Demotest, Of New York, respond
: y hshslt 6 'so.s tseEa ,he Essf usfns ~
ihe eho,I sang ..oaWa5a; b!other:" :.
Far Fat 'hSagns enss b. feud ay FesRond 70
e, nop, io7 he knew sha. the West WAS Freat con
=; tEy Our denomination has upon 1t q new spec'
t e5sass sis t. nsw os Il 4eon III
?. @ @!sat aii tke Iecrslity wss IN the "
s. IL e. x!1 4nst1a 1,nd r. souss IL
- felt the ea1ne warm thoughts ns had been
+ 'fs sRssest TON q u sSsssa Yet .,
I'd fa e., Or Mt Il h.d T Ssen sis.ea taai nlin
sss E Inland %f'' %! rsis Es'es sss T.
e1 he Il Ehsn : US nd s95s H.
sSi1a % NJ ps @ hut to 90 fo;
=, nuhlcr and Icy yoDdLor The Kingdom Of God.
iss did not wish 10 think Of this lie being sim
for ,he present Of happiness. but rather Of Tut
II. ReT. j. j. Twi.e, Of Massachusetts, said Ii
# H. sn99T 1issn ef osi ts 6S Of ne
- Richness and beauty as IN our own denoniuat!
~. nastei they wonla never exchange ii oses fof
Of nsrna liberal Christianity.
sPHEes Hs B. & sne4 as T' e keM oYsa Ys e s
bat speaker present. He won1d not ,alz long II
est conld help II, but sometimes when ho Eot
as a
q TIE reason hat Christians alae:ed SO it lie .
It's. en& time WIS because thc primitive eimplici.
paganism aud mysticism being mingled with
Il ns9 e. 'efsg ssS il roao and # ,yn to aS
Ice. no shey were trying 70 come together asain
a3 ef:or after error would be knocked %, iii
or, to beils!s ;he 6rosd plato111 q tbe World so1ds :
scd vation. Henry Ward BceehcF was in advanc
SC, e In sa e. within .lt III isw ss ,zs:ks ApPIsi
ae- Rev. Sidney Pekham. member Of Congress
aud Maine. Edfd: We fall to appreciate the r
;old Of our glorious faith- D1t small portion oi
Ill.,, uniyersalfst faith IN this counit: Is wrapped
II In ths name Of Uuircrsa1ism. Oars are tie
rtdeetning Influences that arn to save the VT
Fill Many, In other denominations, and not come
Ask Win any denomination. Substantially
'Tke lleFe our doctrines. The rebellion
=, originated by- ID Institution that denied
brotherhood Of men, and NC arr mt pes1piue
succeed until NC acknowledge this great u
and the difficulties under which nc now i
Jon owing 10 It, and VIC shall never hare dnal p
Be- unul wn recognize this great truth appl1e
nasa 1l5ck ae well ~ White. 1Arplause-l
cas- Hcr Dr. Wilson, Of CONNECTICUT Tonld be
oup not 10 hear the words East and West 10 far Al
r denomination Ia conccrued. lis objrc: Is to .
nll In the common fa1th- We ouiy want 10 I
'ds, tce ilc pruclpIc8 of {hc doctrine ,Se nrofrss
lark 10 advance the &ith We love, ->~S''
Ices. The speccke4werc all able AID fntcrcstinc r.
p can receive only nnesszs notice here.
A a1tftn rf NnIettnrg, who said he was u
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