The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-17


DR.. DAVID BROOKS or Minnesota, conducted the
religious exercises yesterday morning The Journal
was read and approved. "A special committee on
the benevolent societies OF the Church was an
nounced. The call for Petitions memorials and
appeals, &c, was then made by Conference.
Dr. LOVE OF Central New York, presented a paper
giving the present bishops ono years leave OF
absence from oiflcia, work, and. that any future ]
legislation OF the General Conference in regard to
episcopal residences shall not apply 20 the present
bishops Ills paper together with some others ora
like character, was referred TO the. Committee on
Episcopacy. A memorial from the Won,an's Foreign
Missionary Society was ordered to DO printed. a..
Tuesday, May II, was, on notion dyei az the
time for electing additional bishops, Immediately
after tho reading OF tile journal. Rev. Mr.. warlng
OF iowa, offered paper asking for committee OF
seven ursts to devise plan for the sale and trans
fer OF Church property which shall, be uniform In
tho several States Rev. Mr.. Hughey. OF Illinois,
and Judge warren, opposed this resolution as being
utterly mpractlcaele and It was laid on the table,
A resolution that advertisements Of .
I QUAo9 DOCroRs AND PATENT MEDICINE MEMBERS
be refused publication In the Church papers created
considerable merriment. Some OF the delegates
wanted n definition OF the term "qunek doctors"
DR.. Eddy thought It was proper subject for refer
cpce to the Committee on Frauds and Mlsmanage-
ment angateri Dr. osaon moved "a TO roy IT, on
II was however, referred to standing committee.
The following curious and complimentary resolu
ton concerning tho ladies, hundreds OF whom were
present yesterday n Conference, created un-
bounded laughter among the delegates by It's read
ing. IL was presented by DR.. Jac0by, OF Germany,
who supported II In u few remarks:- sA#
tits tia duty Of the Church to make NIL her members
Sr "a rass w s Ga, Wobs 9s e s ns
to The men rr ,naon tor ,s - s IA Dc ags
s church q 81 a., age;
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nurses s1s re sex harry
feapry S ays p MTsy T mss ssS e e. Is
| tobsco~e nonaniss hhd manyrch oleaye their money
Anoiser Srs0sG Of leney , CIV which Is espesay
sasaq X YSSa in s a2s nh .,s1 ocd s
npng ehG gaps n e %Dg h nS Rss the
sp ~ VEIN " ] rsass An %sny s$iss
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We c h q ss s ohGrc 8 ass
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dcaeonesses, q - iouai insilnte isr me training
{, s5eoc % establish in ali Cities schools or small
/ children
Refcrred to the Committee on woman's Work in
Inlorr,ation was asked in regard to the revision
Of the 6IDlc Ivy members oi tho Methodist Eplsco
J.
| ana by who'a; retelred. After some routine b,ls
ncss tho ordsr OF tho hsy was taken ar'-nalaely,
RECEPTION or TYfa DEfEaATEs FROM TIE FREE
! .,.t cHUroa OF ITALY.
The Rev. A. >, HUNT In few appropriate and
complimentary remarks, introduced the delegates
WHO he declared were the real successors OF the
Apostle Paui, ana that they preach as he preached,
erals and chGrches. lie Ikened the Chu On of Rome
to the eruption Of yesuvias, ana the Free Church
fee. Tho dopntaton WIS received with great mp
pause. the Conference rising.
& Or. TuoMpSoi merely pfe.aced the remarks %
Father (iayA2yi by saving that he tcavazHl ID THO
father Of the ivan eliaa' Church IN Italy, witch has
var ayM bea Sy sy%
that IN lsls there was not an oTangelcal congrega
ton IN Italy the waIaensss Mors nn,"ad IN the
. isso, Halor the decree of religious hber
/. ~ granted by the King, the cyanselzatio
CONGREGATIONS numbering 10000 communicates an
$4,000 adherents. And ihls great progress is due
the spirit IN the bond OF peace. The speaker thei
Described bis abors y bringing about the unity
for sucl, nncn; AMI in 1862, through the church al
Mian a delegated council was held in that city, and
AN EsAsGsiioN ALLIANCE FoRMsD.
His Church Is free; II has not hair OF Popery In
~ ~ Is free nom nj stat" lnterterence Ia answer
due ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS into italy, the venerable
feioriuer gave many humorous feasuus against tiis,
cS amS5 Th nos @ 9 @s me wSa hst
would Inevitably ensue among his Italian converts.
besides. he remarked, his Church ~ not OF PAU, or
arollos OF gephas. q, Wesley Or Galvin, bat OF tic
! Lord Jesus Gbgist. Professionalism iS Clrl1li0niy.
italy has The tulngNitilouc the name aud ne de-
pended upon thls.Eyangciical Free Church OF italy
FOR the spiritual elevation and salvation OF his
county. 1-.
| he did not stay ia tOe Church OF Rome AMI Try 10
reform that Ciiutcb, no gave an Illustration from
his HOSPITAL iie with Garibaldi; When finger, Q
hand or az nfm was gangrcncd the surgeon cut oil
the limb 10 save tue resG OF the body; but II the
hody itself was gaasrcled ne az not cut the body
done then 10 deliver the body TO the under
| takor for bulinl. This he declared is the con
council OF Trent tina Church might have been
reformed; before it adopted Its infalibiIity and
other hosmas IL might have been saved; bat that
Church Il now gangrencd from head to foot, and
what Is there, he asked to reform All that car
now be done VITA It y 20 cast 1t to the undertaken
III regard 70
raE MErHoDIgr MISSION IN ITALY,
ratheL GAy,zf r comm the American lea,
lisa Wesleyan Church, and taat only one Methods,
denomination be established there. contrary
couysg win DO great naru to his Italian Church
The reverend ather then asked the Methodist
Church OF the United states Tor pecuniary help ol
his free Church. One thousand dollars Will support
an evangelist ana tho SCHOOL attached 10 each char gp
and tie bah In which the Services held for one
year. Io wants especially To establish Biblical
college IN Rome for the training OF eyangests Tho
college buildings WIN cost about $4,000, and $50 o0t
WIN cndow the Il IT professors chair, and h9 hoped
70 OBTAIN this amount helore ne returned 10 ltaiy
The speaker then gave areason why America should
help Italy--bcrDuse Americans owe everything To
Italy. We're ,t not FOR Columbus he tthe speaker
should now be addressing al audience OF red n
dams instead OF the refined, Intellectual and UhFls
.ian congregation before him. Aud he knew, That
their Kidd mud gentle hearts would not accept bene'
fits without coInpcnsalon. lAey could therefore
send tie might, Ane ricln dollar To heip tue evan
pellzatlon OF hs beloved italy. The mpiciy.oi TIC
father And ,,s hu porous aliusions end lustrators
kept the Conference ln continuous roar OF laugh
ter. .sU u-a -. ..sMrt
DR.. T. J. MrIiRty OF che Methodist Protestant
| Church OF the United states, presented the greet
ings ot his church snd poi ton OF their Confer
ence Journal which he accompanied with Il few re
marks advosating uuion OF the sevei al Methodist
! bodies IN thls c0untry. His denomination should
not throw any obstacle In the way OF such union
Iae address OF,
THE CONFERENCE or TvE AFRICAN MEruoDisr
srs EPISCOPAL ZION cnURCn,
which met IN New York In the early part o thi'
month, was Tcad ani referred 10 the Committee on
UniOn. IL ASKS that lartuer efforts toward uniot
pe stayed until the tlcan Church which SNOW