New-York tribune., 1869-05-25


The Hsy Johu L. See, u. D., delegate from the ke-
formed date Dutch Church In America was Introduced
Nv the Moderator. Dr. Sees remarks had reference
chiefly TO the recent change Of name Ia his Church ana
10 the loarucstncss with when Tue h.iorh Ilg Icul.o
desire the success 81 inc present hoso''oD' '''"'
those two great bodies. 80, ,.
Tle Rev Edward strong, d. D., deegne from ihe Cen
oral ASSOCIATION Of Congregational Churches oi hash
cuses presented the salutattons OF hosc io
spoke ~ his own near personal hiiay1 20 V otiS
terlau Church, having hTotneI lDCspWs % NJ,
ltntiycsj in each of the present Assen9e' lhe sla'
chuses body has recently ianEeu I5 o,d rem
mere clerical to clerical ana ly ItPrefUtaPn'
rcscnts 600 ministers aud 5000 commitments iloipi'
,ia, ~ liouorgcng and home cyaugciZatiun are tue
questions now especially occupying tho attention VI 'No
Association .,,.,. ~. = vo-,,uro
ID d. Professor a the Congregational seminary ~ liatt
ford delegate from the (COngegatlonA General AhV,
Cntoh C W Va,c"iies holding tho same Westmnsel) Cate
cisn and Confession OF Faith with bis body. The rst
,naje very many years ago Ia 1885, tho Fairfield Con,
regatloal Consolation sent an overture 10 the eei
Jetwecn all Prcsby yterian5 in America 80 that u te eh
p,ctaiiOns which have been raised III trNend9m y tho
IbIgfelpha Convention OF 1867, shall be realized IN
DcrcrJ prcsbyctian union, Fairfield, Connecticut may
fairly calm 10 nave been the ognatoFs oi ths GENUINE
'Yayl,,c notion" Dr. Veimlyc gave an Interesting ro
yi,W OF The DELEGATIONS which have been receive lro
tins assembly In the Connecticut Association during 80
The Mod rator replied 10 both these gentlemen, OK
pressing gcat pleasure at meeting WIN them 1t, o0,,
mon attaC gfleut to the snGardA Many OF our neHl
bcrs no sa.d, fOnh oil their associations IL W
future thcro should be less cooperation Than hted,'
I
crease OF affection or sympathy. Iho h9delbior re
tnrned tho thanks OF the Assembly for this pleIsa
| rcprescntgtive visit a.. A.,
! bn invitation was reported and accepted from tl,
officers Of Historical Society, opening the nagnlhech
C0llectious m their building, Sccoudavo aud laeFcnt
Al 10 the members OF both Assemblies at any hour Ol wy
dgy convenient To them, but especially Tor FRIDAY even
! M Of this Week wlcn the rooms viii be lighted IA,
The Rev A. A. Wood Of Geneva, formerly OF TINS Guy
! closed The morning session with prayer.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The report of the Standing Committee (th'
| Rey G.. w. HeacOck, ID. d. Of Buffalo, Chairman)' u
whom had been referred the report OF Che Perhahen
Committee Foreign Missions the first order "I ln
afternoon session. Dr. HcacOck recommended tlo auop
tou Of the report. and urged the cause upon tho
through the prcsbyeries; recommended the ree,eSU 81
Mcsors Griffith. Bond and ~ Lane, ana tno 6s cit
McssIs Robert Jeray and George Enac@L cnttSe ", ant
10 MI tho Vncances In the Permanent VI dna nnentt
closed with the following resolution, when h'e w.
en Interesting and exceedingly yigOiOu5 that NJ
es,lpd That Il with ghsteatsbe pain ana % chp,,s az
read ouiTsses which have been comm t so "a t,dous
our conduct Wth all te , ~ oar Law
oaf people, and sbsHses' AaiasoDlsn To 'hs sA"'