The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-14

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which has not yet DONE We therefore ant an able
ministry Of the New Testament for by the ooishness
preaching the world so be saved There great differ.
ence between an educated and learned man. The
latter often ignorant Of that which he ought to know
beast ofburdon the pannicrs filled with learned tones
ready TO crush him to the heart The others speak 10
TO the Hndoos and Persans and TO Turkey 10 translate
Learned languages dispute it'll the philosophers PIPER.
.a, &c. must be learned and educated men, We
training up priests, but educating preach the y-
ing word Of God It's an easy matter make priest
The great question for the coming age whether man
can believe at ALL he cannot be saved well without the
aid OF priest or minister with Nothing 10 easy as
TO make priest to through the forms religion
but we have to sruggleto raise to preach Christ
and against the hierarchy of he priesthood And what
glorious work this is for tho contemplation the Chris
tan heart
| ing.
| Closing Act OF tho Great and Rel,u,ous
Drama In this City-Anniversery OF the
Great Foreign Missionary Society.
| Nearly the whole of the audience present yester-
day were adies-very much of the same character
as those that were present at the Bible Society the
| day before. Though the number of widows was
largely increased and there were several small f.
male children present.
One fact is worthy of remark ON this, as on the
occasion OF all the anniversaries during the week.
and 1t is this the ladies ALL or very nearly, in
attendance at early hour as not to disturb the
| meeting after i. commenced On the other hand,
~ vi ''S e0'ey"'e" ooiie III very Iate, ana fused
III, music was n,o.t cYcsu.n, n.r,;a,,.s,.. =,
-, particularly "o
second piece. The two first speakers were very
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one read most OF his speech from a long string of
notes, which he held in his hand
| The chair was taken By the Hon. Theodore FIRE.
| linohuvaap
| TIL. reet,ng u,os onene3 h,, ,r.,,.. e.... IL. p
~ ~. W.. WIS 'iS'eu " prayer ''o" Inc heV'
The Hon. r. Frelinghuyssn then said thu Rev
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| of the society will read statement of ,s onar,.
ton. diving H. noe, y..r
Tn, ,,a,,msn, rsaa .ba, thar. x;. ,.
IN Missionary enterprise and that the increased expenses
financial crisis which could only be avered either by
DIsakng up some cfthe missionary stations by increa
60 sontrpatons Ihere " u. an aPPssi therefors sd.
on behalf OF the society at the last annual meeting which
was met by prompt universal and decided response In
hys months the sum Of $4,000 was coectcd-.his
Ssa 70 pay me M SxpsnGes and quidate the
aeot counting 10 $4,000 There has been falling off
subsequent to the first of March. which
ma: been attributed to the severe pre-
vang about that time The financial year closes on the
and the eceiP pts 'or nine months up to the aoth
nod last year by fl 6s From lst May. 1884, to s0th
Apr isa1 there mas been received sl5 exceeding
me WE'VE months previous oy S47 0o3 The scale Of
pendture adopted has been $4,000 below the estimates
:ent home rom the Missionary stations There have been
twenty-five missionaries and assistants sent out for the
nrst time inc sociey and Two have returned ater
| haxs 49, -. o. ,n @ VI hese, 70 !nuis
| Western Asa .. and 10 tb. Ssnd,ch I.Isnd. IT, W
been remoy ed by death IA have bean released from
duties their own request and fifteen bav bean snpon,
I'd assistant missionaries During tho past year there
huvs been 70 new and assistants spponte
and during the existence of the society bs, oran "a
missionaries assistants and las helpers mak
total OF bss laborers distributed among eighty stations
comprising % churches and about 10000 church
hers here chools
lars and boarding schools and semnsries with ISo
scholars The society supports printing
in the about 20 million pages in so different
Thsprospccts Of the society in most en-.
in the sandw ich Islands, from April L. 1870 to April
ls4l. amounts to upwards Of 10 million pages There are
islands The missionary seminary contains "a pupils and
the female seminary 49, Tho contributions made there
70
bershp is ~ sO6 and during the past year. AVS Ofhe.s
is4a eIcommunicsted sOi and IN. nuhsr
1905 children bapsod 772I couples married Isa and
average oieSngres',,Sn, on the sabbath 800 Tho re-
mission in China SIAM Singapore India Rorneo Madras
Mpurs Ceylon, Mahras, Bombay ,Ahmednusger in the
boarding schools and 700 in free schools and in Bombay
upwards 10 millions of pages had been printed Zaue
| in Southern Africs the mission in Western Africa
| Western Asia Areopolis tho Nestorias in Persia
| &C. which were generally in nourishing condition
| The President then announced that the Rev f. T.
Cannon would move the first resolution
Mr. CANNON and ssid--Mr. President, hold in my
hand resolution which requested to introduce with
a few remarks 1t reads Is follows
Resolved That the peo,s Of 0od sboulJ visvw ~.
work of Foreign Missions as their priv.gs and shosiJ
be glad for the liberty he xiv es them 10 prosecute
suo, -. .;r % -. A. -.
.oni IN hi. r.sn,on Iii me nc n 'eeI from my
,non rour na,i.ncs 40 da.;r. ., ,; uesPass ong
mass Iii, resolution and sdon, 4, ,,h Ill P you "
should indced Consider n \ mr., i,sa. 20 b. m.s w
b,Iv rnu.e II il norce.hls ~ hi. hi III; ~ M
send mission ari.s "a the n. ,h.r !, ~ @ houo
render a service TO an ear,hIx rr;.nd ~. ~ ~ go
and bencfac,or Yes svcn aitbough - ms ,..
undergo cons dif6rul,ias w. .sg. . Vi III S;.f
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givr m. iii ~. ,os.ssS A. =; pos' ~ h hG
will An sartbIv friend 100 MAJ aPP 49, I.s, hm,
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