The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-24
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THE NEW SCHOOL PREsBYTERIANS
Report on Reunion by DIR. Darling.

Report on Reunion by DR.. Darling.
Despatch 10 The BUening Telegraph.
New YORK, May 24-The General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church New SchoOD held
a session this morning. Rev. Dr. Darling, from
special commission, reported, on the question of
reunion with the Old School, the following pres
byteries had voted favorably upon the proposed
scheme of reunion, viz.:-Champain, Troy,
Albany, Columbia, Catskill, st. Lawrence, Wa
tertown,i Oswego Utica, Canandaigua, Geneva,
Cayuga, Cortland, Tioga, Steuben, Chenlung
Ithaca, Wilkesbrough, Lyons, Otsego Chenango
Delaware, Buffalo, Ontario, Rochester, Genesee
Niagara, Genesee Valley, Hudson, North River
Long Island, New York Third New York Fourth
Brooklyn, Newark, Montrose, Wilmington
Philadelphia Third, Philadelphia Fourth Har
rsburg, Erie, Meadville, Pittsburg, Marshall
Kalamazoo Coldwater, Lansing Grand River
Huron, Trumbull Cleveland Portage
Athens, Pataskala, Franklin, Scioto, Cincin
natl, Ripley, Dayton, Hamilton Salem, Madison
Indianapolis Greencastle, Charlottesville, st.
Joseph, Logansport, Fort Wayne, Illinois,
Schuyler, Wabash Alton, Ottawa, Knox, Bloom
ington, Milwaukee, Fox River, Columbus, Lake
Superior Des Mones, Keokuk, Iowa City
Dubuque, Cedar Rapids Omaha, Mankato, Min
nesota, Dakota, st. Louis, Usage, Lexington,
Kansas, Union, Halston, San Francisco, Nevada,
San Jose and Humboldt. Total 80.
The following presbyteries voted in the mega
tive:-Dstrict of Columbia, Detroit, Washstaw,
Chicago Total, 4. The following presbyteries
assented to the amending of the proposed basis
by the omission-frst, of that part of the first
article which begins with the words, sit being
understood" and ends with the words Gin the
separate churches" and, second. of the whole of
the tenth article viz Troy, Albany, Columbia,
"a tlo nd
Geneva Chemung, Wiesborough, Tioga, Otsego,
| Ontario, Rochester, Genesee, Genessee Valley.
| Hudson, North River, Long Island, New York
| Third, New York Fourth, BROOKLYN, Newark,
| Montrose, Philadelphia Fourth, Harrisburg, Dis
| trict of Columbia, Eric, Detroit. Henroe. Mar
| shall Saginaw, Lansing, Grand River. Huron,
| Trumbull, Cleveland and Portage. Maumce,
| Athens, POtaskala Franklin, Scioto, Cincinnati,
| Ripley, Dayton, Salem, indianapolis, Green
| castle, Charlottesville, st. Joseph. Logansport,
| Fort Wayne, Illinois, SCHUYLER, Watsach, Otta-
| wa, Knox, Chicago, Bloomington, Fox River,
| Lake Superior, Des Moines, Manllato Mime
| sofa, Winona, DakOtah. st. Louis, Lexington,
! Chauton, Cedar Rapids, Gaena and Belyidere,
San Jose, Humboldt, and Holston-75.
| The presbyteries refusing their assent to these
changes are: Catskill, Pittsburg and Dubuque
! 3. \ few other presbyteries expressed Il will
! lngncss or preference Tor union on the simple
! basis of the standards. Some other minor pre-
! ferences were also expressed, which we have
not space to give in full.
The report was accepted and referred to a
! special committee nOtyct named.
4 delegation from the Old School was then
| introduced. DR.. Musgrave said that in 1870
there would be no two schools.
\ public reception will be given tonight to
the Commissioners of both Assemblies mt Apollo
| Hall.