Division Of the M. E. Church.
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The vote in the New York Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, 10 rescind the restrictive rule, so
that the property of the Church may be
divided, is lost-the requisite number not
having voted i'll the affirmative. If the
delegates of the Southern Lonft ference, as
sembled in Convention at Louisville,
should now separate, says the New York
Mirror, they could claim none of the
joint property of the Church. The law
would undoubtedly consider them as Sc
paralists.