New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05

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yise to evoent societies. If Yale College were de-
pendent church contributions it should be subject to
Bacons argument against advise" was therefore in
this respect groundess There were society s
20 give away Sss 600 there was something defective IN
at an outlay in the process i've six eight cent
while Consfegationasts ran all the way up to sixteen
Chicago o''s ss %sIber of the
Ss sn action any %ss
waste; the Committee had made investigation and now
Louis Of Committee said that there was evident dis,
That the Council was to advise Was
onsTn CSune sne hs pent was i would
be needfu to review the whole faction at Ooeriln
Of Drs Bacon and Dexter Alright. the
sphere of the Council and OF all Connci Gus
stronger language and be had moved 70 have the
advice" form adopted. 80 that II any one was 10 o9
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by consolidation to put low estimate on the piety
when one wanted to- The objections about charters and
the rest. reminded him Of the negro slaves dennon c
conscience-"' suthin' In here that says won
Dr. j. o. Means of Boston agreed with the preceding
This demanded A evidence and evidence mad been
submitted by the Committee. The press should nave
dlscussioa thereon MT Atwood OF Salem Mass, chair
man Of the Committee, replied that the ~ naa
sh testimony, and gratuitOus puDicauon oy rehgious
iav bound too to keep its conclusions secret till the
body to which IT was responsible should
that no fault was found with Committee but rather
that should be thanked for its patient and Lhor0uen
MG srcn of Missouri thought that the discussion mad
brought TO light all that was then available ana thought
immediate action should be taken.
AN ATTEMPT TO POSTPONE ACTION
DR.. E. b Goodwin Of Chicago contended that every
body admitted heavy leakage by separate management
and that the thing to be done to recommend some
Improvement As to objections about charter changes
societies. charters could be dispensed with, or seats
removed to States where charters could be
amend so as to include missionary SUNDAY scn Mo-
work and church erection under the home mis
year, and double the customary amount The Rev
Amos Dresser of Nebraska contended that the
separate organizations. Prof Emerson's amendment
was adopted. when DR.. q. B. Bacon OF New,JerSey
striking the of the difficulty The Rev Mr. Hnbbeli
of Ann Arbor, Michigan supported Dr. o. %. Bacon Bacon
would adjust themselves. The Rev Mr. Wright Of wis,
cOnss held that Dr. on e peesied to be-
ne v MP Cotton of Connecticut d not think that
the Committee had got at the bottom facts;
change should be made, but the subject shou DC lur
Council Dr. G. b. Bscon's substitute was then lost
and Prot. Emerson's amendment concerning doubling
Of collections diminished 10 increasing them
by third The amendment as thus amended was theh
lost.
The Rev. Mr. Roe OF Minnesota said that testimony
had been asked and that he for would TESTIFY tnat
change was not desired his State Well enough should
be let alone. DR.. HOlbrOOk OF New-f0rk urged the
necessity of economiZing. Something should be done
10 stop the leakage. Prof Mead OF Andover
theological Seminary cOntended that the vote
of the Council, be Of any Value, should be
unanimous nearly which was at present
impossible He therefore moved TO recomInlt the
whole matter "a committee OF i've 10 report al me
amend so a. TO give the Committee power TO effect
changes, if such should prove desirable Dr. Love OF
Michigan favored the postpOnement as more snt was
assnredy needed but the Committee should have power
10 act societies must learn u DO Dusi
ness as cheaply as their nelghbors $3.50
The Hon. Charles T. Lines OF Kansas held that II was
absurd 70 wait light three years invest
only OF the nature OF experiment President stnrie-
want of Illinois, moved to amend that all OF the re-
port not acted should De recomDtted. Dr. Quinn OF
Massachusetts moved TO ada resolution "a, when had
been tabled ana resolution 81 which had been IN
definitely postponed The Rev. Mr. Atwood, chair
man OF the Committee, objected to approving
the American Board and Education Society,
the rest OF II would be putting them 10
bad light and Prot. Mead's amendment was lost, 10 u
81 After further discussion the original resolution was
amended SO that the departments OF church erection
and missionary Sunday -gchOOs be made separate
bureaus or otherwise may seem eXpedlent ana me
sociabe at the parlors of the Center Cnurc Chapel ON
Chapels al y. H.. and TO hold business session IN
the evening but pressure OF business led TO ADJOURN