New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
RELIGIOUS.

ehpeSl of Drs Crawford and steele against le fas'e
o. Mr. George Q. Chambers presented che ioio"ns''
port ,,,,o,, ,,s -, , ,os ,oAen very late
an Thursday night and stood % favor Of sustin'Ds
protest to II III opposition 10
.. Committee appointed 70 Prepare 'r to ne % ''fs s
Rev Dr Crawford aud steele woud e f ra.hF and
:nSsr sSs o % as 20 .,f oes ss,ti b ae & on % & S
@ sS9 az ~ ,i1s e. li j., e's % % ay f 70 ts q % agag
ssS S6, ,se ,.1a oa f l' ef on et g nc' I.o.
ipssnoh r some tine afs'pl Wv Ploy de synod dc nct
qur, bat Tie Gcersae Of 'r Chamber ~, % i m. rdds
ts,,l M M, srrs thr ehlr "h, & itr prrgy sBd
d. lef srd ng eh Ting. a. % @ . ' 'e.S ana tfat Nj
Ctl -. be htIe. ~, N.Y., ,ri I.rehy The P'ss'3ty
n iSEHl Hti 70 M so NOR cat ac,uc iotur -, -
Jh minute being accepted ny 'ne Syi'T, WI TcI,cns 'i
McaIilen Chairman of the t'iln 'Vt VI VI ~ i'r ff
asd domestic Mis- ons pie'enttd ai'l"iI e"""' "s Wv
T1s r of Domestic Missions in presenting their an
nnal report recognize The gracious pfN H'r oI 90
ant 'e ;s' g ~ - " y nod 6eS,c f,lfl then appoint
p,cGy i'm The different Prcshytercs. only one l"
~ @ conited foT o HE ground that ne had ac
,,d asgI before The wears services completed
Tiis course not approved by the Boar iiu lI
NE urged o carry ont the good order Of ne sSu Al
No were rpoIsd rcItiates last year have received
calls The Easter PIcslytcy has aske9 . hlNe @
snt is 10 care for prominent and hopeful la'i
oes Some Of The largest coLt ~ ior J,rjrc
Sc past year. Az increase of pastors is negd up9h Ihc
.o.ideston Of elders and members. ana SO per "eH ~
s,lcgosied the rate 10 hc paid plo9A ones ,, ~
Tie Flccdmens Mission has received The careful con con
instructed the school Of this Church ~ AcNanCla; tne
average endauee being about 2o The eenSeSSioI M
n,.d The only public worship now held thCie is inc S"'
bath School exercises which aio wei a'lti,e,i hon. r,
The trarhers here deeply l;elestt" lh l'" WuH'
and dcsc TO he continued in it, For the suIron OF me
c,dInCns Missions. S3.4c5 have been received dHnus
tr tasf wear aud 8 dlsbused. The Western cohyt
ls cns II TINS Church now desire ~ Il
Yt appointment OF the Rev. VIM H. Red a. an as','
isreoOmmendcd, with instructions 10 NISlt
Tenn and report to the prcp1ety oi tNt!plNilu~
mission there. Tie American Missionary ASsoS WI
having expressed desire TO iihe 31lSy ~ me - ff.c
Alexandra, the Board recommend u"'' u " u"ISi''''
60 them. ..,. 60 ,, ,.
MoJ,lat"r tbe Rev Dr. McNIaStcis for the able aud
TloGunt Sermon delivered 10y him at the olenins o tht
synoi The Rev \. &. Nylie was appointed alternate
ii toe Moderator 10 preach the opening sermon al neNt
Ineoilng synod. vote OF thanks was presence
h,'e SiJS ca syTCd Si,"nld take place in Tire
Rev Dr. D0usiss's church IN Pittsburgh IA oh ' 9 ,9llu
Wednesday Df May lsCS. at q O'Clock p N. Inc Rev
j,r Dnig!ass men called u the paper Which ne had Pre-
staar I'm calling for the paper, Dr. Douglass said mat
n had been stated at distance from this city that IN
t,sT nc th, paperhe DIR Douglass had made use
~ q line of argument uuhecomnS the gravity "i w. r
subject and tho dignity Of the Christian ltlsl1%, Oh IL t
now asked the Moderator to decide f such was e es
The Moderator promptly replied Iat 10 Dt fb SEncd nor
rad he done or said anything uubecOulEg the dshS OF
character of the Christian ministry A'eI io" i'' No
lr Douglass Withdrew his paper -, -, , -
ON union:
TO ps, p7erfai effort to bring The divides
GcreSs The docrna sttaineu,s wen the worship order
the United Presbyterian Church this country nearly If not quit
ResoIoed committee ppouted proceed to the Unite
Presbyterian Aemby assembled in ,he City Of Xen1 Ohio am
enSayor TO 9egotste or arrange an organic union with mat body
negotiations the several Presbenes under the Of th
RSscd That Presbytees be directed
basis which this committee report and transmit hci
RSsoised That majority Presbye have reported favor
make the final conumnon Of the union at res
Rssoleed That negotiations contemplated shah
% S allowed % 10 10 ,g % bD % ,ond f"r!e tbsn IN harmon
with the resolutions on union sTeady adopted By this synod
resolutions would not supersede the acton which The
Synod had already taken on the subject Ot Union IN
AeeratOr decided in the negative but several OF th
delegates still appeared to be doubtful on tins point an'
the paper finally laid the table for further action
The protest and appeal of DR.. Mcleod against th
Philadelphia Presbytery, in the matter of the license
Robert +. Thompson. then called up and the pro
the floor support OF his paper The hou
Of adjournment having arrived the subject was made tn
special order for the Afternoon.
EVENING SESSION: Ess
The evening session maugurated by fierce attac
of the Rev. DrCrawford upon the unknown eorTes pondeI
the Banner Of he COceHdnt he accused OF Grossl
declared Tie Banner has become the organ of Tn
philadelphia PreshyteIy, rather than of The Reforme
Presbyterian Church The committee appointed TO pre-
pare minute in the case Of Mr. Thompson, presente
That il s he Judgment synod the Phii
dph Prsyte, m pursuing in h hcensTe Mr X lhomp,o
ssandness Presbyterian Church
S,I etsTe M rompson To- hrs sonndness and revoke bis ens
formed Presbyte on Biblical and other
The minute being accepted, the Moderator appOinte,
the following gentlemen as the recommended Committee
The Rev. Dr. Scott the Rev. Thomas johnson, and Wm
The resolutions on union presented by the Rev MI
Hill then taken from the table, but after spirite
debate, returned thereto by large majority Thes
the resolutions printed IN our report OF the mornn
eessiOn.l
An application was received from the Fourth Presby
terian Church. of Philadelphia, for the formation OF
Presbytery, composed Of the congregations OF Dir
Crawford and steele TIE request was granted and tn
Dr. Wylie appointed committee to organize such
Presbytery protest was received, signed by the Rev
Drs WYhe and Macauay the Rev w. Sterritt Mr. GeOrg
II Stuart and several others against the organization
Synod. The protest accepted and Committee al
pointed 10 reply TO it, Several reports OF Committee
received and the synod finally adjourned TO tn
next specified meeting.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEW SCHOOL
ROCHESTER " Y. May 4-The Presbyterian Gen
eraAssemby to-day occupied with the matter OF III
Illinois The history of the ease is as follows
In October, 1865, said Miller suspended by III
Presbyterian Church at TuscOla ILL.,, the charge
anfestng unchristan spirit and conduct toward th
Church He appealed from the action Of its session
lie appealed 10 the Synod OF Illinois where his wa
RENTED to the PresDyery for new trial From thi
whole testimony was read before the Assembly; afte
which the Rev. g. j. King Of Quincy opened the case fo
rhe case as presented BY Mr. King showed that great
inres had been done the appellant in the several tla
TO which he had been subjected
DR. HOOs. the delegate from the General Assembly O
Che Reformed Dutch Church Of the United States,
formally received this afternoon. He addressed the
Assembly and was responded TO by the Moderator.
THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AS
sEMBIY
MEMPHIS May 24-The Cumberland Presbyterian
General Assembly adjourned to-day. A Committee o
% w SnTae S e % sse11 e V Sn
sncet at Lincoln, ILLINOIS.
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