New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
~ vopx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAY a5 Iss9-TEN rAono

-,,,,,hns and presbytssies and synods that you
would deny them the right 70 have t m striker,
Yes, 6y, all means shouted aSs M Df S
"it t,r CresbS aud Dr. .Purves, Of Pttsburg op-
o! "a the Substitute il brief addresses, and pr.
Iamlin, Of Washington offered an am nepanb at
G fIlns 70 prootce' Tn, Rev d. J. Sanders,
coIoped brother, from Wilmington, N Co denGa
that il was either the policy or the practice nd ID
organze one Prcsbytery for the white people ana
another for the colored people lie admi tsa
abot there were PTesbyteres wherss
there wcro no white ministers, put PGIS
added She speaker with smile we G 40 do Sos
TO their comingI in II they want 10 uo So'
lLaughtor)
THE REsoLUTIo Ns AS AMENDED.
Dr UIamIiu's resolution was Laid on the taDh
and Dr. STRIKERS amendment was passed Inc
following is the paper relating to co-opefaUoh WIN
the Southern Assembly, MS amended
,rn ,nn,ercpr, Committees Of the Two PRESBYTERIAN
Assemblies now n font session C S their consdSrs-
lion among the topics regarding co-oPrS t ,r,o.
frausht with proonnoSGr nIV'e Of the coorcd people
within our bounds as well as The settlement OI uTiI
wisest and most profitable eceiessSt'osl Nl'''ol'
Whatever differences OF opinion may prevail l,S on
other points happily ell good mG 5 aS iayns Enowedgo
OF Gods truth, and 20 secure tho beSt pgncc"l ue
veopmen q their Christian arc arc q now membors of
our spcStve churche While many Of the actual ,,a ana
urOsU ministers
or arc members Of Ticsbyteres In connection WIN
these bodies They are now rsSs g5 81" 10 Instruct
them, not only in the Fundamental eiei ~, nhnrc
Christian faith but IN the Pstt'a 6r 5"I rSsr 81 Sn nom
the dangers OF emotional religion ana iron me
superstition and ianstssm 70 r wno b.come InisIi
Tsnt, coHsstcht, faithful followers Of Jesus Christ
o,D 1 aS 70 this end we nd ourselves confronted
by difference Of opinion 6etTesn Two hsse 40 10 SS
theory upon which such concerted efforts arc 10 I,b e
undertaken and tho distinct aim OF theIr H''p'"p"'"
In the Southern Assembly the policy, was adoptcd
nnhy wears since. ~ entire independence Tor !ne
qored people IN n' gor Sg eoT Of that Assembly,
IN bcualt Of their colored brethren See Mihu'eS Vi
T6c Northern Assembly On the other hand has pro-
nonncc itself AS not IN favor Of setting OIL lts cOrS
TcTEgSrs S tho, G .GPnEa WSr among tie @ood
people for their moral ana religious deveoPnh"nL
x b. be done by recognizing tOse VINO arc w WV
cburrb ~ entitled 20 all tho riRhts and pHVuegrs
which arc involved I'm church membership aWi S "
dlnatlon tsee Minutes Of Northern Assembly, 1900
However. since tho status in both churches Inds
them PT@cfi eri acstIHe hSdIsS As regards the
rducaiion Of culorsd ministers the pIoRro~l'c onan
bmrrhrY INTO Trrshytcries NC DO not boovc that tTo
FrSat determinations kr ours, 40 near aRin Shou po
S@1sbt ac 'R IN such Wal coDscrns q c By
az, differing prierelc"s o, opinion as 20 scI9 N ths
d,rr,' Of cod c!ther by IN" formal decision OF
the colotci PEOPLE them'eNes eNcht.any vi o1
clearer rnl more decIdeu c0h'0""h u '"'' ~
ing crc,' his !olnt committee waving no consid
er,top Of ih-C difference. heretofore stated' aErtS
| 20 rccOmmend 10 tho tao Assemblies:
Thar tho relations Of the eoorod pNoplo IN the two
churches b. allowed remain in saiu quo n" W"'h
anopa h,n to proceed Tho same lines A. heretofore
. That eli proper Ah. oomior; and "ncou'sg'm'nN N
spirit OF Kindly ChH''an sympathy oro'h"'n'ol ana con
aiencc shall cNCni't By each church. to tho edn'L
. tha .GIf FOR
,gA Win ycv 70 he encouragement Of every iaudabe
nrort % ui' snf on both ,df~
IN. school. ani churches under n The Hoard
y u..ons 70, Freedmen and any corresponding work nm.
,rr,sEon ~ the Southern Assembly, especially ' TuFea-
l,,-a institute Tor Tdu~auon u Color"d Ministers
.h,l l.. heartily recommended 20 he sir"fs Of our spec
live cuFche. or practical al mutually concerned In
The saig, grat msUnay work Tor the g0iy OF 900 ana
he bic ssiu- n our common ''uhiry.
INFORMING THE SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY
As soon ns the Iapcr on the Freshmen WINS
adopted the port Of the ~ port relating To puhca-
,lnn WAS rad This showed that cooperation
,l,cadT exists IN that work The report wns
adoritd ss q whole, and this Il ieErnm WIS Snt
70 the brethren 10 IN" Southi
70 tho General Assembly, oi Tho Presbyterian church
In a-,siou a. chattanooga Tom
have lln,tcd The report Of TIC Joint committee Of
,ouirrrncr ON cooperation with the following amend
mrrts. In rap~r SO > on CoN0nCratlOr IN the Homo
IIcd Rctnuipns 2 and hNv" reHn consoldAl ci
INTO on. resolution uunlo-rl Resolution ,. IN oaDNr
So, u a. 60, ,rer,in;, m The EyanRelltaiiOn ~ the
roorrl pupIo ne sixth paragraph 81 tho statement
preceding ne resolutions vas amended hy tho omis.
Ian II tEr Uorls NhlN bv cOnCclins The existing
,iluAuout u aplrvcs Tho policy Of separate ehurrhrS
pr,snyisrios ani Urods subject to the choice vi the
rulu-,-i T-upr locomotives
The Is.rrtiy further r-Solv~ that 'his clause was
drtEei ont not H. prejudice fmrr action nor - out
| llne ,hc future policy Of this church. bur simply ~.
4us- t1,, Ns.rfl,v an no, iciryc that n stated the
historical fa"' IN The your concurrence In this
| action - requested. In behalf ~ N" Assembly
| MILAN H. ROrErTS stated Clerk.
| AZ soon rs the vote " , taken the audience
brenn - diSIrrse Many comments were heard
| in regard 20 the possible action Of the Southern
| Assembly in view ot the amendment made here
| 4 d.sraich was received In this city lat" Inst
| night stating that the Southern Assembly con-
| CURED Ia tho action Of the Northern Church.