New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
METHODIST MATTERS,
NEw-YoRK EAST CONFERENCE.

pisbop Amcs, who presided, informed the Committee
op Domestc Missions that IS co had been appropriated
nv the Parent Missionary Society for the aid OF Domestic
Missions I'm the NewYork East Conference for the cur
rent wear This amount appropriated TO the charges
respectively, follows:
nrsyoRK DryrRcrNewYok Mission 600; North New York
MScn 500 Upper Nev-ROehere Mission. $50 West Farms Ms
S SoSr% L6Ss Isrsp Drs7Rcr-wesey Church $500 Hunters
PGo $50 .a 1s ln Church $40 East
Ycrs s2oO CyIrss s $780, Southampton sl'Oi "InIonf
BSioasroET DrTucrvi.ta ESQ., woootle 500 Trlmall %
40 ThoSssown : 40; Saugs,uek 20 Total $500
NfvnAysS DTE.cTM,lson 80 ESQ 8 S "sdsSi s %ssi
SO UniSnylle 80 sou'Sns'9h S 9y 80 : s 1oi ssG
nsTs1 % @ & Irf ~ ~ PeaSe Presiding Elder Of the NewYork
District, reported on his district as follows Tvs , n, c Of
The hos' portion Of the New rSrs D' II sb boot The toe
being .h Battery the heel CGeltsP ard the leg sstehng 70 IN mar 1
o5sros oS globe 1nd complete Pelygo, Of 3, d the
daa religion and addition Juihsn Ratcnsm Atheism and almost
,o ed bed or nations that does and
this aii teTL IS' & not nn9 b s'so9 Std S9 STY I I
c tP hn Parsted only BY crust sSout & tTo
ssysse i157;s 1' to s' Ss ounJ d. for c1;aS @
S nce between Church and stste not Only hat Tc
gon not tolerated. Religion tolerated IN many places where y G G
s does what the d ior the urei body o. LsAT1s
n E r 1 % &C. ne A79 I thai sserag a Ts % S SeH tide
c does not sweep through Nev.York Ct7 Viz receiving
b fBl g, it. rs. 80 Wdeg as the Yeg.YoS press You
may go to Boston flep Baltimore Cincinnati Chicago and the
ic, daily press there dO up those Of NeyiOIk
mass of population tins district Is accessible to Christian effort
Her. He pn,s & elsewhere ss,r. % s0s1 % lo.sss.Sa 1ssG1a
think the editor Adoa has not exaggerated when he tells US
sS s Rt' We eu III le% s The question MT how the thing
b @ 5 o' S aS 'T u s that PS-SR Ike ya are d children arc
A. % che g9g3S ms 1ed whether n a as great & SanSS 3
@ can @ . te m I as well he in China as in HeWYork 50
5 @ hat Is per- cent Of The children Of Catholic parents
t lost to The Catholic Church large proportion according
him m inc @ % BGRGTon R So IN 'S Se enat by '%Ii' S
y w cent are lost think ts osght i2 Pe mater 81 G
r. e S ore 5 s ln the @ sdu poPuoa III, suda
School MonaI Society & st has beer but four year. N eI S
dr-y ths year The Sventyseyeuthst organized
Fortnight o - tne $500 os & Gi @ ne T sh r IN f school over
children Ground has been broken FOR building Over Eve
Al Oaehn1 Brother Steel pastor Sab
am sorry say spriag has fallen upon this Society he alluded
q the death o. W ". Cornell late President Of the SundaSchOO Mis-
The country part Of the district has been prosperous
peasantes commanding positions in the whole
place to erec church and parsonage subscriptions to
is proposed 10 erect a handsome stone edhce' At
sccd IN psT last YEAR At RoSbGry new church has
been commenced, which Will probably be dedlcated
year have been about as usual on the district.
The value OF church property this year
tits does not include the church at NewRochelle. The
value Of parsonage propTy is SSso being SEQ GO ever s1s
for the year averaging to each preacher qneudng -four
airy Of $i5A; the average salary each Conference
preacher has been COS; the number o conversions is
The Row Nir. that the Secretary the Rev
MI woodruff he granted suIernumeialy relation Win
out appointment he anxious 10 taN el abroad for
year the benefit Of his health. 1t TAINTED after
many expressions of Tcge 81 tie nece> e>slty The rev
!. ~. EOIue obtained "a similar privilege.
4Ur Ct-E OF IHL RLV. HORACE COOK.
etss IL t and coScrsatcui ~ was called up, and
t..- ,s head the OF the Rev. Horace Cooke was
50! Toe feminine portono Of the congregation was unu>u,
arg" and tle most eager interest twas Tis manifested
when B.-hop Ames asked il conformity with usage,
4 L. pcIs. is his Presiding Elder, responded: go
IL tA c. 4r, tlrcn, which you an m a1deIstanG M WI WIZ
tia the c,nfrfce. Il has been our custom to allow
ministers 10 withdraw oud, a. believe our only oDect
sto keep a." Church pure, and not t. punish men FOR
Tie REV. NIr Ros,--I would asK the Presiding Elder
II he bad not sufficient information 70 arrest n 50 that
his Withdrawal should be inpossibef IoRect 10 this
rt.c r,nI siusIcd over OF itcWashcd.
Tar Rgy. NJ Pc&se-Ihere was sufficient opportunity
Z" tst Coco and alfhEh MN neI%IG commit: G
ministry la the case. Alt,r taking counsel WIN men
h, IN tAe ministry, we concluded no good would come
OF bringing the cas-, h,Orr committee, which n most,
could only suspend the ofrndcri so concluded to loi it
Tie Rcy 5ir Eoss-That answer is not satisfactory
because YOU pronounce i q crime for suspension.
CHc Rev. Nr. Peasc-I said Committee oi Inquiry
Iue Ecy. Nr ScudIer-I. this a withdrawal from the
CaucA ar the ConfercncGt .,...
10 2sy .;r rcasc replied that one was equivalent 70
lrc kew. Mr. Roole-Ts motion strikes IRE unfavora-
ty. have sympathy, c3Rsci6nGe MS en- ana ana, my con, con
t.u; nevertheless, there Is prerogatiye tat Con
ieI.- holds of spelling VINO pleads guilty Tie
iub.. are looking onN0u.y to know what The Confer
-u,e viii 10 IN r. Cooke, il he mas made ad
ion Of li, guilt, H. well worthy of expulsion. Allow
c.ison ] believe he ought to be expelled 90 not he
Ic,c the Conference will be approved by public senti
u.nt it y0u pass this notice.
The Rev. 5lr WoodruY.-This has been TO Methodism
t, .3d,7 trial OF her life. Wear humbled in the dust
1l la hlN 10 % us
ard 'ad: Brethren If may cali you brethren, come
heio-e you 10 acknowledge my error: EXpel me. Turn
h, D.. expelled: ii b his to and ask But the Elder
right Let the reporters take down that We take no
of tho withdrawal only because we have wish
dc ire Ia ntct pains or penalties put only to clear the
Tho Rev Mr.. scudder-I win vote for the motion But
thing pcrpcXes Whenever this man wants, he
can to the church. any other church, and
le Immediately admitted without confession or cOntri-
t1u. an afraid II may be dangerous, Brother Pease.
affair. do not believe that putting mourning for the
natter according to the suggestion of Brother Woodruff
T. going 10 make any better in the community Such
Things have happened since tine time of Judas 1t does
shake my confidence In God or the church, In the
The Rev Mr. Malory-If this brother wants to with
draw, let him go pcaccafly. II man comes into my
house without besnc,s and desire him 10 leave and he
So there in thrusng him out forciby. 1t
makes tremendous breeze in the church TO kick man
out.
The Rev. Nh. Kclseywhen this brother applies by his
representative at the bar and asks the privilege OF with
craving hc CGesSts an aegcu against MN 10 DC uue'
Brother ~cuddcr Is AFRAID TO find him trying to enter the
"a voice" And gct to Heayen.l He has committed
dep disgrace, and probably rreparabe damage to his
that MS soul will be saved If were pastor and he in
my juisdio ton should be glad to see him come back
humbng himself We read In sacred writings that even
harots shall enter heaven and hope this man will come
The Rev Mr. Ross-I think there is something due to
the church There has not been word Of reprOOf
Of the injury done t to the church Allow
he likes upon the permission hope 1t Will not be
The Rev Mr. Pease said IL was customary with some