New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

mr. william Adams who made reference TO the labors OF
anS aSa Esg Segaess @ Of Weather The Rev Dr. sha
carcd that knew Old nor Now church-it was one
church TO him. He thought that the Old School woln
furnish the ballast TO The Presbyterian ship ana Keep
steady while the New School would furnish the nind 10
loved. urcing the synod to love both Princeton and
Union seminares equally The Rev: Dr: Jonn Haa e me-
FROM the V Weather families The report on Foreign Mis-
sons adopted The Rev. Dr. Prime SPOKE upon baS
needs and achievements Of Foreign Missions as ne nu
seen them. The Committee on Home Missions, hroagSt
the Rev. Dr. Philip sca reported great ei @ ~ 90, me
the work and necessity Tor ad heeng nanIn"9 Was en
bodied that wealthy young men be induced TO enter .d
n,sty @4eaier eaf be- f insusd This adopted
The reports on the work among rree1Deh anu ri
Erection @ Fund sPTSs Sna were
appointed Committee Home Missions. The % time Tor
evening before the third Tuesday in October The nna
cal report read and adopted DIT Llaa IRA w. W.
der g. s. Bishop and Jas. Bovine were appointed OH %
mtlee on tho Narrative Resointlos vi Ilhs i1r d .
the synod adjourned at with the usual devotional
exercises
TIE FPIsCOPAIIAN ANNIyERsARiEs.
The fourth anniversary of the Evangelical
Education Society Of the Protestant Episcopal Churcn
WAS held Yesterday the Chnrch Of the Holy Trinity
After devotional services business session was held,
the R Rev Bishop Lee OF Delaware In the char In the
absence OF Jay Cooke The Rev. T. f. Faes was appoint
cd Assistant Secretary The Rev r.. G. Matlock, the
Secretary of the Association read the following ANNUAL
regS, ssesso 81 apS collections sSG caS o 20 10 individual sub
'o5C"s & 3 1s TeSod 81 , yssr g.
S e sS: aa sSGs@ ss.,SeI sSag sGtSS 500 sdns
.dPnd $50 Tot' si5i' &C. Fund % hanJ az -,
Bro os H. PoTe and j. Dre,e ai the sums eo1reaed
By and 9sss IN ~ % 1I Sss Sss eo@s esssS 9S S t
and Ao,o Potter scholarship During the year o students
ei ~ have Withdrawn from AssOon bave been dropped
and died TIE the list thus euce 10 The ,irdni.
NJ
I oTetioas awe 10 c cardinal Evangelical
reqP sl s' "a 4S S @ % S Ss @ rule e Of Of @ h 1s @
oppose, justification by ameI,s and the exclusive pnehO"' OF
The report elected animated discussion which con
tinued several hours. The Rev. Mr. Ridgely of Mary
land objected TO the report, inasmuch as u faed
10 enbOdy the idea Of moderate chlCliluanshlp ihe
Low Church Bishop CuinuIins Of Kentucky advocated
the adoption of the report IN its present form The REV
ting questions Of inquoral character to candates
for orders. He characterized the whole system a. a.
absurd and as destructive of all independence oi
Thought The Rev Mr.. Currie Of Wheeling, W. Va com,
mented with great bitterness on the questions spnru
mentaIiansm, he especially condemned Inc rev mr.
Richards also supported the same view ON the otner
hand Bishop CunInins DR.. Newton, Mr.. Hubbard, ana
several members Of the Board maintained that special
guarantees needed from candidates for orders Inc
discussion, which continued for three hours with great
acTmony at times was finally closed ~ rev eolre .
hensve remarks by the Chairman Bishop Lee ana a
motion TO print the report was passed win Ie" dsSeh
committee Of three consisting of the Rev. Dr. spar-
row the Rev j Howard smith, and Mr.. Felix BrunOt,
was appointed 10 nominate officers for the ensuing year
recess was taken until evening and unc was seIVe
to the members Of the Association IN the chapel Al y
business resumed, and the Committee Oh or2all%a,
ton reported the following nominations, when were
/ cOncurred in by the Association:
Cooke and Agent the Rev. e. MA9cki
Treasurer Manag the Rey P Hips brooas WIN
r. IAwpce G. Smith, d. D., Archibald Russell flefpont
Morgan Rev " H. Schenck D. D. the Re- Samuel Element he
Hon Columbus Deano Julius Glsmner d. G. p Lse th1 S7'
d. w. C. Byleby the Rev b. Watson D. D. NJ De" Rove u D.
ton s. Appleton John BObr Biwsri om'ieAd VIM p ceson
Fredk Fsirih0ne
The Association held a formal anniversary meeting at
"A d. m the Bishop of Delaware presiding Addresses
were made by the Rev. G. NJ. Butler ID d. or Phadsl-
pbia George g. CurTie OF Wheeling, W. Va the Rev Ken
ard Newton, ID. d., OF Philadelphia and the Rev T. W.
AndreMs, ID. d., OF Virginia.