, 1866-05-24

Old Schoo1 AsAe1nblF Proceedaarx-Jn
dictnt Comtn}ttee's E6eport-Ncxt Al
se"biy to be held at Cincinnati I.
NAY. l667-Rcn1arka OF DR., mcCash
OF freland-Appeal OF the Illluoij
synod Referred to tho Judicial Com
mtttec-TAe Louisville Prcsbytcr,
Gaze Under Discussion, dc.
Especial Despatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribape.1
--.-...., st. Lor1s. May q.
After presentation Of the synodlcal records, th,
Judicial Committee reported In favor OF placing III.
case o1 boyd against the Synod Of Wheeling oS tht
docket.
Rev. Mt. Patterson moved to ee!cct the ner,
place Of scte1on. The cities Of Cincinnati, ALBANY
n. T.. BuGslo, Baltimore and Dansllle, Ky, WEIR
named.
Rev. Mr. Kcmpshall favored Cincinnati. 20 ,s,,
the General AestmbIy could have power 10 Get oyc-
the rtEcr to Kentucky, which would give the General
Assembly the power 10 eli vacancies In the Ttus.
Rev; Mr. humphrey favored The meeting 4. Dan.
nss,tsis x1s,e, n. Rev. ". l. Brecknager II
The lt.t vote stood s* tolloxs:c C 50.
n1'las' 1,,'i oa; aa4'imose, aa; New l:~.- ~
the on IN, me,'sn es,,s e,asinns,i Eas sao.ep
shursas: Il @ isNStsi IL Na3.s is5s. ~ 1ne nme axs -
The Moderator annonnced the .ho, g: :~,., =.
1s<,;n9 IT,; nt 4s ascs:b, et !hs qeesa,exal .:1
Dr.. Boa5dman introduced Dr.. Mcc:-::. -. =.
temby- Uz. McCash fhcn =poke 10: 49,. !. =;
pel1e.l Alliance ol Great BItrain. BE- -
country to fncite a1measute for unit q ...n.,
between b. tho American and English r:s.st:~.s~
been suggested the great impeachment hid BEEN
slavery. That great impeachment had how bscn
removed. Ae tPoke Of the sympathy Of the PIES
felt an 1nterret In the next problem What afe vnn
to DO with The coloEed b,etisen. This IS d efest
Totk . IN some 1etpeets Is the great problem of
question he!het the white man can Improve the
condition ct tho black man, She has falicd to Set
ILL., ite IT, iney look to see ron settle It and teaeh
out 10 hecome lover anu lower, and dualy die outi
he xo7ld rejoice to see = conference between Tho
wisest men Of this country and Of ENGLAND, 10 de-.
politically, but morally and intellectually: =
The Moderator thought the addEe.s Just made
would bare great weight with the churches 10 thus
hsd sympalhized will the nation throughout its
Nj: Wet moved reference Of tho tubject OF
Great Britain to the Committee On Foreign CORES
ponteuce. Carried.
M, Tx sgRsss e@ e ~ tie ltpo. sS9o4 referred to
TO Judicial Committee. Adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION,
a 1he assembly mel At na!spast three o'clock.
the Louisville Presbytety wa1 taken up, but a!ter
rome discussion was referred to Judicial Commit.
tee.
Rev. Mr.. Jonet, Of Delaware, resumed the floor,
ne iook con.ersative grounds, and thought that
no principle was better established than thas an
aecused peIton should be heard in his own defence,
lie Claimed that this principle had been Violated
0y the Assembly In the exclusion Of the Louisville
Commissioners. lie thou;ht the ancient md
-hon1red statesf Rights doctrine should be ap-
Piled to PteabyterIes. lie referred to tho ooposf-
tion Of Mr., Galloway, and his political feeling, 10
The fagttlse slase Law, which WIS the eiaW
Of The land. and denounced the remark applied
to tho Louisville Commissioners, by calling them
Fc0els: Many an Innocent man bid been depouuced
10 rebel By the Provost Narshal, and been tom
awaY from bis homo and Rmtty,-
DE- NcLe3n announced that The Committee OF
.eEen Nere resdy to report.
u. C)ark moved 10 divide tho question On com.
niImen1 and the Instructions.
The motion to refer was carried.
The question recurring on the distinctions It VIVA
noSed 10 Lay the proposition On the table. Car