New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29

bavo heen pch Of man had ~ not been for his connec.
prViIese te become an instructor those nstita
| lions II he could not get Christians to attend
them h he would be- sAG Sed 81 5
association which would surround them Dr, Banyard
favored Christian unity but he did not think that mixed
| conventions were always conducive TO the wei
fare OF the Baptist Church. Mr. stpbbert-I go
out ne truth being muzzled but II the truth is
to be mqzEed DO not 60 for for h tasn hsir =
the truth then cannot Pedo Baptist doctrines go
sick of these doctrines We cannot admit that
believed Pedo aptsm Massachusetts, TO be damning
heresy yet he believed In Union Dr' Esh SAID that he
tons He did not believe that they were Inventions OF
resolved that in the judgment Of tho Convention the
interests OF our Zion would be promoted by tne organ.a
making several amendments the delegates concluded
that the Convention would not be prepared ior thls
Sn another y sate AssocSOns astern Western
Trenton and Central FRSs.Ss rUU pev
churches admitted total number Of churches AZ pas.
tors Il? members $685. number OF baptisrns, 7@ East
N j. AssOcatlOnOne church admitted. IS IN all ~ Pas,
Asscclation-two new churches % baptisms, 20
churches in ALL - PaItSs % ana rs bsps@s
The Committee Board Of Managers appointed the fol
MANAGES %sSu OF he So Ho of
Davis MURPHY GsRsnsrs W;da H II % S.1n
ley, H. j. Milford, W E. WatkinsOn, 8. Van wlnekie, A.
Brown w. r. Mcneil. M. Jones, T. g. Wright q. Il. Lar
F. On Brown, H. D a Cordo, and H. D. Doollttls: Be
fore the adjournment some the delegates from Newark
did not furnish them with enough hafare tickets, as
they agreed Only Is were printed ana $50 people came
telegraph orders for the conductors to pass the delegates
back free they had paid fp fares coming down, but
thus far nothing has been heard ron them'
. I'. LAST DAYS SESSION. .n ..
Tho Convention came to order this morning with about
40 delegates present 1t was moved that hereafter the
Convention hold its meetings IN uninterrupted sessions
u was said that II the Convention was 70 be used as
bait TO draw people to attend the Education ana
sunday-sohOol meetings, the delegates would 2ha
10 transact nOG only bushes. Of tho Convention
and was too much for them TO wait DAY OF 20 uh,
Ss Sad II was rGp6d 70 incorporate the
luton in one of the bylaws but sftss much discussion
a the next spnSsl peetlns % tho best books r
iSv 1 6Ss ess schools SOS
Committee Of Ave be appointed from each organization
SH3SI WITH S %Sae VIZ q e:
ton in an annual volume. The Rev Mr.: Trump
man Baptist work in this State. It was voted
that eve recommend TO the Church reptesentieu
tns ot the and other foreigners in
the respective communities; that lnsead Oh EuIVpesh
them the COMMITTEES on Arrangements for the next an;
nual meeting reported that the lteY geo =. NUT
preach the at tho next Conyent9n 70 pe
held in Brdgeton, NJ j. Also, that the years history
OF the Convention would be read by tho Secretary
before the reports from Associations are presented
Tie eport of the Obituary Committee was then read and
received Mr. Toan OF Gloucester County said That there
were hut two Baptist churches I'm his county and he
prayed that the Convention would take steps toward
providing some place OF worship there The matter vas
referred 10 the Executive Board. Messrs Fish, Bradley
and Lasher were appointed Committee Sunday School
Books The Treasurers report was read aud received
IL was voted that the proceedings OF the
Convention DO printed 1t was proposed TO hold z
Sunday School next year but this was objected TO
ON be ground that 10 should be distinct from the Con-
yentiOn The Rev Mr.. TOlan offered the closing
PRAYER and the Convention adjourned sine die, The
proceedings were much nyeier than 10 usually tho
case at Christian Conventions, The managers OF
the Institute deserve praise for lodging and feeding
fhe yietors and delegates. The Superintendent Was
forced 10 bring provisions from NowIork because the
residents Of the vicinity would not eontrbnte toward
supnlyns him To furnish 100 meals small under
taking for a ne college.