New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13
SECOND DAY.


SECOND DAY,
SYRACUSE. Oct. TO- I.56
Atl0o'cloeka The Hon Ichalod Goodwin - Governor
tarian 11rrrca called the delegates - order and made
brief address, concentrating tie aEace on tie favorable cir
under wh,h they were in together ana conse1g
harmony i1 al delbal tIOls and Wora-
The Rev Eivard L Hale Of Boston Secretary o, the Con
ference reported that be had received TIE c HtI- OF l
gate representing l3j religious societies all nae n'oAai!
ihe Rev T. W Bellows D D Of New.York Chairman Of
the Council Of the Conference submitted the ANIMAL Report oi
th.t 10y A n 80, 10 % arror ~ The Uni
into existence the report said hs the Is oi ae
Council had been carried out a. follows: lte sum Of s5y
Of $1,000 was sought 10 De- raised l l-'' ana
o- Antioch College and provision has been made for other sup
plies amounting in III TO about $4,000 for thar Institution
adysemcnt as the favorable time therefor las not yet been fes
cried . The subject Of establishing an organ Of he sect j. t
probability bat Tie Christian Llpr7 viii .o7l pass into
hands which Will make Il still better Missionary "Grk hss
been lost red and made the subject o sifcm tlOuEl
and care. The Council has net six umes ana
has held frequent consultations There Is coreal LarlS!
between the and all other UNCONVENTIONAL o. ElI
tons. The Council think the Conference meets The wishes OF
bot also hold needed thorough and ecue
The Rev frnc., b Abbott OF Dover \ H. Introduced the
foopiny vi. ch be proposed substitute Tor the preamble
and Article / oil the Constitution Of the Conference
love eeues snl trut1 at.liureDt Of his otJcd
ald octave Christian activity TO be en' @u' be Thoroughly
ya. Perfect freedom ofthousht witch, ,hs tight
n and s, ihe5orv hnse-sd By creed, aa;e,ut' Of
"As,,S ne 5ay Is5r 5 Inn Of ne 's' q a az & Or
sluu - cl Ch;iiai o1s based Asf "a lHiY Of spirit
SETicLE -Ttersi-ctse churches here a''sHlsi 5slrias
sh'p % I'll VIC vi og With ,lsu Cnnaa sort, uuTe tbsu
T ri,arisn nd iad-r'ad Csurcle,
Tic preamble aad resolution ordered TO be referred to
Tho Pe M Hcyvood OF Louisville from the Committee on
Nerrari,,. ,-s rep9rted n follows For President the
tIf set
the lion speed OF KENTUCKY the hoa Charlie : May
Com We o Ms.slcbu.5t Gen. n Foce Of Ohio and
Gen. Ambrose L Dluslde OF Rhode Island FOR Honorary
Secretary tac Rev Augustus Woodbury. Il Providence Tor
Recording Secretary the lcv L. L Collier ID ~ Chicago
or Corresponding SECRETARY, TIE Roy George a. hepgorh 4"
Boston ioI Members Of he Council Tie Eg' H. Bellows
the Rev. Charles Lowe the Hon Warren sawyer the Rev 4
ID Mayo the Hon. May Charles T. Guild esq the Rev
Edward Z. Hale and Hon q g steele.
These nouli nations very ratified s. h app.au.e.
Tho He,. M Haywood Of Louisville PR ni'l memorial
from the Western Unitarian Conference uIsqg tle need ~
better orranDaton Of ne body IAe me29a e-o..1 y
ers and founders Of three great religious mlu IL n.ta
Ian JniTcrs list and S5si!iA FePtel-'s.!l. an SLos nos,
in gioEinr liberal faita worth abo7ns FOR and
ganion Of every practicable kn, AID theie y greatly extend
ing the scope operations A plan accompanying TIE memorial
~, ei orf-rc with I'M .r ,netbeis carefully denied
also the establishment OF jurisdiction supply and Tie stand
inc ministry the church. the establishment o. publish
The Rev Dr. Clarke Of Boston presented he report Of
Committee appointed u the last Conference consider the
s1ler of more general I'D liberation among liberal Christians
o! advancing the general cause Nothing
sud Of ebratiou on the subject the following four possible
methods The adoption OF creed and union Of tle Con
sentative Unitarian with the Liberal ouEOoL 2 The con
tuuance OF existing methods he trOaleuEg the PRESENT
platform admit Independent" believers 20 t and g. Tie
destruction OF she deaultolal character %; tie Conference
ana the establishment % independent religious movement
Tie report recommended She adoption OF an amendment o. the
Constitution that The Conference may De composed OF
delegates from Unitarian churches and otter Christian
churches
The proposition the Ry Mr. Abbott for amending tie
Constitution came up py assisqnent AID TIE Rev D Aee
tuye having ouy the experience year rer
prove upon me present Constitution may b imperfect oui
perhaps al in al as good as can BE- devised II me yoIIs
men Of denomination remain with uuder tie
present Constitution better that they sway Us
Than Tor change to be low made OF The character indicated
bad the alternative mas seen Independent la!
ard include Mohammedanisn Mormoui.m and Atheism and
with none Of these could the speaker fellowship
The Rev c. G BuIegh Minister Of an Independent rel-
society Florence Mas presented IN very forcbe
manner The claims Of the persons presented ty h1 10 eonst
GRAFTON By the Conference.
The Rev Mir Fox Of Trcuton Y Z one of he Youngest men
IN the Denomination express himself as decidedly opposed 20
change be made and would draw the denonina-
' T5e Re d. Bellows fooTe n s5ceeh o. rss. pouer
lie opposed the change because it radical one
Lot demanded by the ex-euce real supposed Of Tie BODY
lie opposed the grounds both Of e1peency aid
Soae,oA lie heT pan se ~ ne s';se O. CsIsi1Hy
sell forbid h lie member o. The churcl
universal bat yet Unitarian and be fully believed il lie
means Of usefulness He woud take board pssercrs
until shall have been demonstrated 10 has not vet bon
that own boet cditlby. he said he eoud
lie Tag ~ Christ lowered the Head Of the Church
degradod c0luIve tber0af and from denomination
wherein such proceeding shah become fact be should AZ
secede.
The Rev Mr. Mayo Of Cincinnati opposed the anerd-snt
q tine address
Padeod % Rhode Island moved 20 Indefinitely poy,
poDc the entire subject but Withdrew his motion OF bir ia
formed TAT snch uOiioR would Of debate.
The Rev Nj Abboti the OF the a1aen1menf
TIE radicals Not Of whom Young He wanted 10
creed thing in the resemblance o. H. He believed In
Christian work bar also peIt e0n G. tho-tt and led
that In the unity u the spt i8 scope be gwen tie IL
tcects while the soul suffers lroeatiOn Cless union
be effected TIE doctrine 81 spiritual urtT uzrv u TIE
Young the VII l coeTa.e % leave j. ana So
ioE spiritual home elsewhere lie warmly spPoals1 70 IL
Conferences b make il possible fOr az 20 vofk together
TIE RI C-arlcs N5yes Of Nortlsld Ms lopel scrs
might b. devised 20 eict sogfiOn " tie sub Ia
sucA u1lncE that boil vir % tie cen ultio1 ho-l
b satisfied and offered aeltegt Vep,et via that
su,i iu view. IT, luec-rert was l1- .tco Eel
Tie Rev Dr. Os-CoL % NealC1 o0l.lf % allow ~
fairs % as tlT ,Cv lc and -l -l- Cr-.ti.-.
t1u at-lda-ly Llc.ll ard -e-sre. II vas firr
adopted 0-y yer aro ale- .l- -c t. lr Llf sr
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