New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
THE UNITARLAN NATIONAL CONFERENCE

FOURTH DAY-UNITARIAN MISSION WORK IN
INDIA-A UNITARIAN MISSION FOR PARIS
PROPOSED NEW PERIoDICAL-ANTIoCH COL
LEGE-ADJOURSMENT OF THE CONFERENCE.
After the transaction of considerable business
OF minor Importance the Meadyile School question was
brought up by Mr. Shppen OF Meadylo, Penn, who
moved that the President Of this Convention DO author
lied to appoint tho Committee OF Consultation regardn
the interests Of the Mesdye Theological School" Car
RED and the Rev. C. A. Staples OF Chicago tho Rev r.
Hale OF Boston Joseph shpPen Of Headve Arte,ns
appointed. The Rev. T. h. Hale snbmitted the nomna-
lions Of the Committee appointed to designate oieeIs tor
the ensuing year Tho following were accepted by the
Conference as officers for their next meeting; ,,,,
sp,o I' Charsss Ma, Of EaliE,ioo GssrG Part
s, Of St. Loe. Jo1a NIL, Of ShssPs ,,H aa5sss ro
seearJ-Tbe Rev Laird coslo Cbcsso statistical Seere'ary
ry-Ihs Well. % Quaey Mas. Assistant Sceryiar-
Es T' Dr. n.a hs, . 5 !. a &aa. Carter Of Chicago
Rev De- james freeman CLARKE " boston "aeH Sas{ o. Dos
Rev a N.Jo ofcaeanan wiam h wceOu q Providence the
Rev O. epsorsh Boon. sud Joseph shipper Of Mesvs Pa
The Rev &. H. A. Dali Unitarian missionary to INDIA,
who has abored there for moro than IL years gave
most Interesting account OF the religions state OF India
The Rev Dr. Bellows delivered address on tho con
diton OF Uniinrianism abroad lie reported me Uni
ing condition The Unitarian Church In England he had
found 10 bc hemisphere Of te Unitarian Church
in America They had In Great Britain. mainly In En-
gland 500 Unitarian churches. and many able men. lie
advocated the establishment OF Central Unitarian Mis-
establishment In the CITY OF Paris He believed that
In that capital within three or four years, Liberal
Christian Church might be organized which shall be self
Martineaa and John James Taylor, tho emit
nent English diyines and professors In conciu'
sion he spoke Of some differences which lie had had with
Conference some parts OF resolutions and said
had rather trust the noble instincts Of their body
than his own logic. Prolonged applause. He was
honceorth with them for better worse. Cheering
DR. Bellows submitted some resolutions
the establishment Of permanent ministry church OF tho
Unitarian faith, IN Paris. and congratualing other Con-
ferences upon tho Increasing intercourse and and
and American Unitarian churches and mnistors,
The Rev Robert Laird Collier then % epPea f0r"aEa ,a
spot for the missionary work IN India Several delegates
pledged their societies for OF $780, to t5 until
b5Oo promised in the midst OF the greatest enhu
siasn.
length on the subject Of periodical literature lie pro
nosed monthly 10 be called The Hemspheres" with
6e Revi Dr. Bellows named the Rev Dr. oogood as
candidate for the cditorshp OF the new periodical rs
Dr. Osgoods resolution which was then passed, reads
Ause. Ouh, to he represented By .h scientific
he Tsr. Chnsa public 10 be issued auspices
tanned at least part, By ,ss funds Of ~ tue s0sJ aud . m S
Association the beat Of establishing such
The Rev. DR.. Osgood, Mr. j. IT, Allen, and Mr.. f. p.
whpple appointed as the committee called for by
The Rev DR.. @. W Hosmer gave hopeful account OF
the condition and prospects Of Antioch College
George H. Hepworth the Rev. T. T. Hale the Rev: Geo.
District Committees The Rev. Mr.. woodbury.. tho Rev
Mr. Calthrop the Rev. Mr. Allen, the Rev Mr.. staples
the Rev Mr. GTDnel, the Rev. Mr. Forbush, tho Rev.
Mr.. Bachelor. and Mr.. T. W. Clark.
At his own request, Mr.. Shippen was excused from
serving the Meadyle Committee. ani, motion tho
Committee Increased to by the appointment OF tho
three following gentlemen The Rev Dr. William Elliot
OF st. Louis, j. T.. Williams esq, OF New York. aud f. b.
Throop, esq, OF Cincinnati.
The resolution requesting the corporation OF Harvard
College TO consider the proprety OK throwing open tho
Divinity School TO oil comcrs whether teachers or scho
ars whatever their religious belief referred 10 tho
Cam Aofneo otl
the reports OF proceedings Of the Conference
reported and passed Tho doroogy was then sung and
at about O'Clock tho Conference adjourned sis die
The ne ext annual will be held I'm Washington
Last evening devotional meeting, attended by such
members OF the Unitarian Conference remained In the
city aud large OF outsiders held In Dr.
Osgoods Church. Tho Rev. DR.. Bellows the Rev. f. Il.
Hale OF Boston, the Revs Robert Colyer and Robert
Laird Collier OF Chicago and others made addresses and
the services were Of very interesting nature