New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03

yewYors eight elder. and two minister's Yorbe Rev Hen
P Png an. nd R ss e? Hon Si9 'l Dwight IT,
yacobus D. D. the Hon Scott Judge Alison and he'sf'
To collect Information concerning Mr. Joseph wiser
RoSef. Carer he Hon Robert Mcknight and WIN Holmes
To eonsl changes desirable in the pn' s GORGE ygkn
For, Thompson the Hon. ovey K Clarke and the new H. "
The nominations for the next place OF meeting was
called up and the General Assembly chose 10y a
where the Rev. Arthur Mitchell late OF MoIIlstoTn VIII
j. pastor has 523 members and is the largest ehurch
The following important action, constituting new
PTes6yeTy in Asia ia P was adoP IS G., ,eDo p
ton from certain aisooanes in Japan NJ TOE key -
and the Rev CarGheTs Of the Prese Of s. Ssv %
be into pySr Ds a expected hat other
will that field that the prayer Of the memorial
to be known the Petey Of ledo and be stcned 10 W
orier that The Presiytr Yedo at such time and place as
may be indicated BY two Of the members Of tna re-
opened with by the minister whom two oil the members ~
new Presbytery was also ordered in Florida, as fol-
The Committee Poy of the Church Overture < az P
ms recommended th the Pre, Of the ReoS9rs q d an he
3 the An e Ra nee o. REYNOLDS 81 BE Pre.
York Of the Central Pr:Sytery fPhlneBhe
Pennington Third Pres5er Of Neg YoTs and ths, sa
The inst meeting Of the Presbyey he'll At Jacksonville the thn
Wednesday June 1870 at2 o'clock m and be opened MN p
This afternoon the question Of establishing separate
board for conducting missionary OptIdllois dhonS
freedmen In the SOUTH instead OF Committee under ie
Home Missions Board, az hitherto, caused
discussion. Gen. Il. NJ. Gregory reported tor INT
mittee in favor of establishing the separate BOARD anu
Col Redck Mckee Of California made minority repoIs
favorng the retaining Of the Committees In the manner
existing. The subject was extensively deDaUd Oh,
the most interesting speeches were made by 9oloreu
members from the South. The galleries were dehs.y
crowded, and the visitors and members listened WIN
great interest and applause, constantly anu cordlay
repeated in spite of the orderly raps OF the Modeiaor
gavel. ~, =, O.
large aud hopeful church in Charleston, jealousy 0p
posed the establishment Of separate board on tne
ground that it perpeuated distinctions which belong 70
the past aud which the coored people fecl IegIaua
ton that they ought to be obliged To keep Ihey are
anxious elevated and to have education, ana tney
want TO have all such stigmatizing names as contra
! band" freedman" &C., omitted from the Cnufch
| terms.
| The Rev. J. g. Thompson Date o. 81 opposed the las
speaker r Adams) He though the c0lOred race NOuld
rise themselves from all degradation OF name and fact
those who able TO do 1t Will only educate tnelh
they have separate Board OF MISSIONS 10 lOot
after Just their affairs only they Will be more Ger
tanly attended to than if left TO and every coho
| that happen to fall TO their share.
Elder Calyn McCurdy (also cOlored OF CatawDa uate
o. y Prcsbytery), 5. c., sustained Mr.. ThOmpsons view
of the case saying that if the cOored people should Dt
left to the Irregular care OF COMMITTEE OhIE ueI III
teress would be neglected. and they lost 10 all eternity
The cOOred people GeTe had not thrust IN,
Church. but the country had rather come upon then and
they had a real claim on distinct and abundant care
The question still pending at the hour or aUOurn
ment for the afternoon. The Assembly will sit this even
| ing.
| CANADIAN PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
MONTREAL, June 2.-The first meeting OF the
Synod Of the Presbyterian Church Of Canada, in connec
ton with the Church of Scotland held here yester
day The Rev. Solomon Milne OF Smith Falls was elected
Moderator.