New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29

Second church. Philadelphia, and the First Church OF
Aegany was taken up and adopted 1t recognizes the
members who would not identify themselves with the
acts Of secession Of the above churches account OF the
George H. Stuart difficulty The case Of the Presbytery
Of saharunpoor then taken up and resolution was
adopted which declares that the Presbytery by suspend
ing relations, had seeded from the Synod aud placed
themselves beyond the Jurisdiction or the Chufcl Ine
Nv " was pfsse.Td va th bysys1 IN
and recognizing the fact that there has and now Is an honest or
sng r3s We Do G R "a t those he church Who have
so @ a5t TG s R e.a o Sai SnnS
tons have and who will sing honest hearts other portions Of
Scripture than 'te 10 P'an matter Of praise in tie worship 81
therefore s hp%S bat pray your respected I aTG
men nay nt necessary 10 make matter Of Christian foroearane
With you due snhectiou your peti
toner commend yOu 10 all yOur deliberations to the favor
On motion, the paper received. and the parties
presenting were referred to the minutes OF the synod
OF 1850 and 1868 The Synod then adjourned The next
mectng VIII take place In the First ChurcD, CINCINNATI
on the third Wednesday May 1870 at "a o'clock p H.
PEACE MEETING OF THE FRIENDs-wAR AND
ITS EFFECrs-PEACE THE ONLY HOPE OF
THE WORLD.
The Orthodox Society Of Friends held q
public meeting last evening at the Friends Meeting
House, Twenteth-st, near Thlrd-ave The attendance
was large, and much interest was manifested In the
addresses at read by several members Inc oect
Of the meeting to discuss the Peace question: hr
Benjamin Tathany occupied the chair; and Augustus
Taber acted as Secretary The Chairman opened the
meeting with short address, in which he gave very
interesting outline OF the progress OF peace principles
among the Friends claiming that the principles OF peace
istry on eartG. are literally carried out by
the Friends. Now. il ever should the importance
the Indians on our frontier almost imminent, and we
asO Threatened with with our fellow Chr5tlns
ton Of all to the wickedness OF war At the conclusion
Of his remarks he introduced Prof Chase OF ayerord
College, Pa, who read very eloquent address on sle
subject Of Peace III which he very strongly condemned
warfare under any circumstances arguing that no reason
sciences of rne believers in tho Prince of our
churches are unfaful to their principles and trust IN
Many Of them were not Christians, but Pagans IN their
actions, for all the evils of war the Church Is IN he
true principles OF the Prince Of Peace many fathers Dtot
ers ard who sleep in untimely graves WOu,1
an eloquent tribute TO the Howard memorials II PANIED
him when he thought OF the bright character ana taeh
OF those who had sacrificed themselves IN unhOly ana
wicked war Though we think thSf uealn "uo n .i
yet how much rober would they nave Deeh h i, Wy
blessed principles The speaker concluded with ~ earn
est appeal TO his hearers to DO untng ~ thee eh2rtS %
by Dr.. Nicholson OF North Carolina Daniel HhI OF ONO
| and Francis g. King Of Baltimore and MT Hlu e.yc
scno appalling statistics OF the effects OF war since the
formation Of the world Fourteen billions OF men nave
been destroyed which Is an average OF over two nlnohs
"a year aud xix thousand per day Europe to-day nc as
serted, has seven millions OF soldiers az ,otal ~
six thousand millions OF frames ms oeS Ut ms br
rble slaughter of human peiugs Thousands OF iamAei
have criSlcd from restitution, and would be lnosl
bic for any one conceive OF form any estimate ol W
| dreadful devastation war has caused.
In ndiouruug the meeting the Chairman TOOK occasion
10 thank the gentlemen who had come 40 Tar 10 spear
words Of ehor aud uopc o their brethren, and alsO
thank the pablo press FOR the peaceful policy ~ IS "a
present advocating. Ho assured hs healcs "a 'c va.
mate success o the efforts In aholshing war; ana gave ~
rNunue of the good work that - being accomplished W.
action OF Grant in appointing men VINO were kHo
an the world men 81 peace, 10 treat WIN e III
dtans " no have been continual source OF WARFARE se
stytn "a
country assured them that at last iheic were Is
pccs vi speedy settlement OF the Indian question ls
would brIue peace to all The speaker closed ms remark
b. auo,iug the famous words OF the great war cleHai
| of The aze-" Let have Peace"