New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

nearly 100000. round numbers, which it sferwsra
the usually dry cause OF education set any aadieSos
o. ire For TWO hours In the afternoon sublime
The PEOPLE sang and wSp and shouted hs
old, when the Temple was dedicated fiery nImbSs
| wrapped the throDg.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The order OF the evening the Development OF m.
Working Forces OF the Church, Clerical and Lay bo,s
Male and Female in Home Evan elzaton" The eaho.
rate report and resolutions of the Committee on tbIs
| theme was presented by the Rev +. G.. Hibbard D. d
| one OF the finest theologians In the Church.
so~pses e, 49,
preserving prudential principles Gossa,'
aaI.Say Via ias os' .a,.ST genius Tao ADD essass
Sh St hi ,be inSt Of & i,s s,;s
this period Of history by circumstances Of the tass
creation q new biennial cen.c our c9qren go,srHT,u, ss
Oclercs delegates all the conferences within srs
freues Is cheering favor the progO change ard We eossd,
anticipate large increase Of moral Po"sr TO the Church b. is
heartily the O;dsrsoppg vorts
ton Of the Pastors Ladies Aid Committee Worag Boir Or ~
" 1SSTg o aS e ' o s .s WIDER cfh .D We , r%
families aud the sick and performing such E'sSgiea labor
The resolutions called out OF the most critical de-
first RESOLUTION involving the questions OF Biennial con,
ferences was Judged improper matter Tor deiSeration
omnittee, which Is understood to be cemetery iof un
Tie second resolution abiding to the still unsettled
contest OF lay delegation was laid on the table as not the
but question SO Of MAJ a% which belonged !:
the official assemblies OF tho Church. The third resou-
eushed second It was taken from the table
with the understanding that he wished to withdrawn
The s S Ps Sna eas @ ns SeoW S
| proceeding in dignity and Enthusiasm. had an
unique interest Of its own, to parliamentary contestants
THURSDAY, LAST DAY.
The morning hour occupied in a genuine oldfssh-
toned Methodist LoveFeas full Of experiences. songs
0ra nv n DraYer.meptiug for colleges
and missions Many resolutions Of etiquette, thanks,
etc. disposed Of and $1,000 raised for tho publ
cation edition Of the proceedings In handsome
dollar volume. 1t will be a noble monument aud moro
distinguished friends who had written 10 the Convention
Tue order for the session, The Spiritual ife Of tho
Church was then presented strSng ana ofes
which the Rev. VIM. C. Steel OF Harlem presented the
following searching resolutions on the spiritual state Of
tho Church, which were adopted with unanimous and
R,o,d Ist We depors tho genera. n.g.c, Of elias, meeting
anl recognizing is value as means Of puisM ss @
tee Of fG our church iu IBIS respect
d T %os b. ss SsS .%a s.s p.,s and also
n,stngs more .ce. aad Instructive ,,, and ,,,.,.,, applies.
on oar Disciplinary Rules decay as Church are Tue ,a,.
sa % IN ~ al sg, md d,ssrs hat 1s viii as Ministers
s.vor more t1I to & % sssiSs ssstsr ssr
sud public dsueing and that AJ@eS we All sP'' '
The Church which thus dsres and face her perin
At the Afternoon Session. the Rev. H. r. Clark d. d..
introduced the subject assigned, VIZ Inc famly s
Divine Institution aud Obligation and its Dangers ~
was able paper and placed before the people IN ceaf
aud coeent terms the true idea Of tho divine Institute"
The Rev W. II DIN, D. D., stated The dangers Of the
family in fearless expose OF some OF inc T., s
that arc being perpetuay c0mnltteu even ia te
marriage relation The folies OF fashion cTneues OF n
fantclde. justly denounced was Strong gspeI
worthy OF being published. that thousands might READ
and be reproved thereby. - 49,. ,,.
ject by the Rev H. r. Clark. D. D.. Divorce. Family
Religion, Celibaey. Divinity OF the Family INSTITUTION
MoRMoNIsa.
The Rev E. W. Jones OF Utica presented the following
I1i That highly pea'ed to le,ru that bl e 70 be pre-
seated r the consideration Of oar $40 -
pr.etci ia u,ab ssd TIA. We so.',y ago ,se lawmakers '''
Which was adopted, as were all the others The Com
mltee was especially instructed TO publish the paper OF
the Rev. II. DIN with the proceedings Of the Conycu
| tion. Tho following touching the death OF the Hoa
| Arson G. Buriingame was presented by COMMITTEES
come kpovlsdse that ID. niis, Of ea,
osuO unparalleled usefaues death e'c 'salsa easa 49, oar
ei,oSs.S s I ,s ,.ss,e. 10 b. ds,A ls.. 80 AL,
ourselves rlsOH. bss 10 all nations to eiTuio0 add 0s"
ovs Th.. while 10. n,,er. over til. rsasly .,.s' .
de S q he d.ess,sI 3sys,y beseerhsg
S SI s u. y oa ss sTl more S S. re +, G
aBd through bOsOre the associated .A the
-''''' E,rrsorcs,I Rows, 7. MSlts..r
II moved and carried that these resolutions, Win
the remarks Of the President DO forwarded TO the DO
Mr. Burllnsame was reported to have been jealous
and Methodist. and the news Of his death sen
slDy affected the Convention
J THURSDAY EVENING.
The publishing Interests etc. Of the Church were pro
sented by Dr. Carlton. the Agent at New-Ycrk He
showed that the Book Concern publishes nearly rs many
religious books all other houses combined and ihs
largest sunday-school book list in America with inc
finest religious publishing house In me ~9fin, so'n.
with other property. more than mlhon n"i, Nov "a
profits In twelve years and eleven months enahs an.
is6s reached the splendid sum Of so 2S - 5.o s
separation OF the Church South from the ofg trred
the Concern had paid them asv The terms 10 M
upon It. siS39ls co. At the time II had pald or .ne
support OF the Bishops for General
bnrden had added 10 its capital stock $4,000 Inc Con
had also backed the once imletleu
which on moderate profits could DO such work pe
honestly conducted. The late grouh.less rtnSs
amid the cheers Of "A satisfied audience IhS ouss
School interests were also ably dAscuSseu' ma VI" ~
closed with profit.
| TRUSTEES AND TITLE FOR THE NEW UNIVERSITY
| Dr Iove Chairman OF a Committee TO Nominate
BOARD OF Trustees for the University, and TO hf m
title then came forward and announced the ute agro'e
upon viz Syracuse University" which was receives
with ringing applause by Il audience ana INC gaer@
filed with fair and gallant emo emScpt Bo"rt Of trustees
i, Vs. iso received with applause AS their names
ey rad with their geographical distribution over tho
STATE as iS2Ss Rev Bishop f. James, d D. o: New
York. <... TIL. po rnoua. C,r,.oo n D.
=, of p d. Wilbor. A. NJ. +. II. Root esq.
' g,st Genesee Conference.-The Rev IS Latmer ID ID.
49,, III ion ID A. Ogden. A, NJ, David Decker. ESQ.
me cc,nipai " T. Conference.-The Rev d. d. Love. d. D.
,ho Rev A. J. Phelps. the Rev. b. IVES the Rev. j. T.
Crswfosd T. Rev r. Clark d. d. tho
Rev Bristol D. De- tas G Kew t. s Bingham. th.
Rev 8 r. Fuller, A NJ tho Hon wizard IVES y ifa''''
esq Conference.-The Rev J. T. Peck. D. D.. the Rev.
3 King, b. D.. the Rev. Bostwck Hawiey. d. d. Prof
H. WiS Vak Con6e,ynce-The Rev NJ ID. C. Crawford.
| n n Prof Alonzo Fack, A ~. Stephen Barker, esq.