New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
NEU4RK N. D. CONFERENCE.
CLOSE OF TIE SESSION.


| After the opening of the session of the
! Newark NJ. f. Conference. in St. Paus NJ. E. Church,
Jersey City, yesterday morning. the Secretary, the Rev.
MI Ellison, read the report OF Committee appointed to
investigate the alleged frauds in the Methodist Book
Concern, NewYork setting forth that they salts
fed that frauds committed by the agents
Of this concern but that on the contrary the establish
| ment is in very hOurlshing condition, and is not
report was accepted and placed on file. The Rev F.
Lumnis spoke behalf Of the Freedmans Aid Society
asserting that it had done much toward alternating the
condition of the freedmen, and reporting 1924 IN tn"
Mr. Grant agent of the Book Concern, made speech.
commencing the policy OF the Republican party as re-
hat the day was not far distant when colored man
would sit beside the Bishop in the Episcopacy
Trustees Of the Centenary Fund and Teachers Aid So
ciey. Larew reelected Trustee OF the Education
Fund Dreamer and j. > Garter reelected Trustees
OF the Conference Seminary and David Campbell and
Jason Brands to fill vacancies collection was taken
up To indemnify the Rev A. Nandusen, Ior expenses IN
Cured in defending civil suit brought by Brother Tom.
knsOn who has since ceased TO belong to the Church
Dr. Wiley presented report Of the progress OF Catho
LEFTY the United States and made speech urging
and united effort III the overthrow OF this enemy
OF freedom and friend " oppression. lie said that
seventy years ago the United States only contained
Roman Catholic bishop and about 100 priests while
cordlng TO statistics today Romanism can boast OF
srchbshOps So bishops, $500 priests 443 churches ~
I2S monasteTies, 2s6 missionaries, 24 high schools.
:. H. Ransom Of Jersey City elected III place OF
veution The usual thanks accorded to the Pre-
siding Bishop and other officers and after The reading Of
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the benedctlon pronounced, aud the Conference ad-
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