Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-21

tedClleTS, pfllleTS, or uSSlSldlllS, SuppoIl0u
by our various Missionary Societies. Eigh-
teen mission printing establishments, fou.
of which embrace stereotype foundrles;
and twenty nine presses in operation, be-
sides six Tract Societies in Europe and
the aborers in Russia 259 Tracts and
l6 volumes issued in common with the
American Society or approved by the Pub.
fishing Committee and the Society and
the various Institutions aided, issue Tracts
in Gfy-sir different languages, embracing
a very large part of the earth's PoPuIo-
tion.*
Shall all these laborers be told that the
American churcHts are sunk in so deep
porerty, or have allowed the love Of the
world so 10 absorb the spirit Of benevolence,
that further aid must not be expected! That
they have forgotten their Saviour. their
VOWS, and perishing millions for whom he
died /? Shall our brethern who have been
borne out on the arms of our faith and the
PLEDGES of our support. relinqulsh their
plans, lay aside their translaions, stop their
presses, disperse the native printers, seal
up the truth of God, and hide it from the
eyes of inquiring millions? VINO shall
bear this responsibility? bear it before God,
and bear it to the judgment? Is there an
euange1icazpastor who will not do so much
as TO bring this cause without delay before
his people, and sec that their contributions
are transmitted? Is there an officer Of an
Auxiliary Society who will not attempt
to rouse it 10 action in favor of this object?
Are there any individuals, male or female,
ransomed by blood Divine, who will not by
personal gift, and gaining the cooperation
Of others, do what they can? Is there
Christian so poor, that he will not pray
for the dews Of the Holy Spirit to descend
on the Society, its officers and agents, and
all who take any part in this great work ?
Bv order and in behalf Of the Executive
Committee.
JAMES MILNOR. Chairman.
WILLIAM A. HALLocK, Cor. Secry.
NewG ork, Jan. "a, 1887.
*From American Board of Commissioners.
454 missionaries and assistants, l6 presses ard
2 foundries; American Baptist Board, l62
missionaries and assistants, Spresses and l
foundry; Western Foreign Missionary So
ciety. "a missionaries and 3 presses; Board OF
Protestant Episcopal Church, 10 missionaries
and 3 presses.
Lapeuages.-Sereca, Mohawk, Delaware,
Oiibwa, Otoe, Wea, Puttawatomie, Shawnee.
Creek. Choctaw, Cherokee, Creole, English,
Welsh, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
Dutch, German, Lithuanian, Bohemian, Hun
garian, Wendish, Danish, Swedish, Polish,
Finnish, Estonian, Russ, Armenian, Hebrew,
Greek, Turkish, Arabic, Syriac, Persian, CAT
fer, Hawaiian, Mabratta, Tamul, Tehnga,
Oriya, Hindoo, Hindoostanee, Panjabe, Bur-
man, Karen, Taling, S;amese, Shan, Bugls,
Javanese, Malay, Chinese.-Total 56.
The proposed appropriations are for China,
$4,000. Singapore and Indian Archipelago,
1000: Siam, 1900; Shans, 800; Burmah, 1000;
Northern India, LOCO; Orissa, 1000; Telingas,
500; Ceylon, 2GG0; Southern India, l,5OO;
Mabrattss, 1000; Sandwich Islands, l,OO0;
Persia. 500: HISTORIANS, 500; Asia Minor,
$500: Greece, 1000; Constantinople, LOCO;
Russia, 5000; Sweden, 3CO; Hungary, 3OO;
Poles, 800; Hamburg, 600; France, 800; South
Africa. 500; United Brethren, 700; N. A In
dians. 2OO.-Total $4,000. Statements show
ing the claims of each station, with the en-
couragements, maybe found in the Society
Annual Reports and other documents:
Remutances may be addressed to the Sec
retaries of the Society; or to Mr.. o. R. Kings
bury, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer NO.
$50 Nassau.street, New York. $40 constl,
futes Member for Life; the addition OF S3O
- GO =. o,o t;n,o q Director for Life.