New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

oseveal resolutions that referred TO the yarlous
Committees Prominent among these was one lntrouuoeu
by the Rev Mason Gallagher, an Epscopaan clergy ah man
from Brooklyn N ", which protested against the ,Ila
and convection OF the Rev Mr. Tying ana the eNpuision
Mr. George H. Stuart from the Reformed Presby
Church for singing uneyangelcal hymns ana 10,
ofenses. This resolution was mOdined by hotiHotlh w ~
those who had been-thus eensured or suspended
The report Of the Executive committee was read Dy w.
Ccphas Brainerd OF NewYOrk In reference 70 na.eIS
OF general interest says that the associations OF Mer
den Conn.,; Bethlehem Penn; NewtoHn, H. l flnIAueL
pha Penl occupy 5adngs S nfm ha Uwn bv the
associations Chicago, Washington, Pantsviie, New
York CITY, and Omaha while the following assoc
have building funds: Boston, Montreal, POughkeepsle;
Bristol. r. H. North Shore, Staten Island, N. " ana
Springfield OHIO, in all amounting TO not less lntm ny.
S62jOOO The Committee estimate te amount VI Pding
owned aud controlled by the ASSOCIATIONS lot Duuis
purposes at less than $75OOO Ninety or these sso
Citations have libraries, embracing 6 DO yolues &
AZ 100000 One hundred and seventyO ASSOCIATIONS to
port their expenses for the current year at 2llJ 30
AT the evening session of Thursday resolutions WIZ
offered and referred urging the extension OF tne assoc
stratug with all Christian stockholders IN cerporaos
that do work on the sabbath The colored deiegste'
representing association Of IS members IN washington,
was introduced by Gen. Howard and was very Kinudy @
received and loudly applauded when ne asked the ~ III
pathie of the people for his race III the morning session
OF Friday resolutions ereintroduced ana Ieerea utgs
tho Young Mems Christian Associations TO take strong
grounds against intemperance anu te use VI Tsi
Mr.; Dougali thought that uay IeIigious o1li,a in
could be made success, and was seconded IN TINS view
by Rev DR. Patterson Of Chicago, who Thought that
editors Of political newspapers are TOO 0tten lay preo
ers for the Devil The death of Dr. Duiheld was an
nOunced and made the occasion OF prayer
ton on Saturday morning resolutions offered ana
referred that Young WOmens Christian Associations pe
formed mothers and sisters be requested TO make
homes attractive possible 10 save young men roh
evil practices and associations and that protessed Chrs
taus should not participate in the social amusemenls Oh
the ungOdly-he theater the dance aud the cardaole
At the close Of the evening session, business meeting
was held and the report Of the Executive Committee
leaving the question OF feminine membership 10 eac as
socaton and the Of tobacco TO each individually was
adopted ON Sunday evening, farewell meeting was
held on Sunday Gen Howard spoke In the First Con
gregatona Church upon the missionary work among inc
freedmen The Rev. Mason Gallagher preached at tue
First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Gallagher Is an Eplsco
paan Clergyman OF Brooklyn and was reported thaJ
Bishop MeCrOskey OF this Diocese had enjOined him
against preaching in Presbyterian pulpit IL was false
rumOr however. Several meetings were held In the open
ar and at of the public halls during tho day, which
the delegates superintendent. On Saturday night Cen
Howard cOmplmented with reception by Post NO.
of the Grand Army Of the Republic, and on Monday
evening he lectured Christianity In the army
On Monday those OF the delegates who remained over
aud citizens OF Detroit to the number OF 7OO visited the
University OF Michigan, at Ann ArbOr where they were
received with kind and attentive hospitality by the c
zens. The students absent vacation, nut the
party visited the University grounds and buildings They
returned well pleased. Tonight they have dispersed
The next Convention will meet IN Portland Maine.