New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

III. moon and 10 noise around bu; the washing Of the
water and tie sound th Iad the rigging OF t- znl7
when all hands asi-y low-ii-n, siprnates sad ne
addressing thu Sailors prayed 10 LIod II the CHAINS i4, NJ
would hay- mercy on poor sailor, AID vas nov ana '"
interrupted by ia sentry 4; IN ans''s As i- s'is
oct All w-ii - ws- ~ struck IT, t-ii: put all Wa '
welt vii, t poor saie 4 Other time, "ctt 4Iiia''
and upon t. b--ch- Of the guns and N. cables Win
The Elatce down ore and OF zhi shinas IN upon
rne-4ad her cr- 10 God Tor u-rc on FicEei
nI 80 continued cry and Al The expiration oil NM @
God va ulsasej u -3E aud prayer ind sci h'
ziiyz soul Il b-ry And r-fc nov Oh 5'titd MAJ IN
AZ could point YER plank deck % winch Siei'
down: iar shall forget u - long IS !tTf
The a.yr hing di 10 90 straight 10 die SI"s-Hp aAG
.z3 sim mn gIJg as long + ~ dh"arf faIS sap
What that szid M i.mars the old Enan fain-
crz7v7 W. Shouldn't have wondered n has Growing i.suy
religions tn like 'i him 70 stop rs - |
u h-rn Shjpnates, II W. stay aboard l,, >n!, .'
!o1- gop n s- greatgr wonders ,nsn this Vel "eni on
and a, liz expiration year was master oil s.u aa As
good sailor clothes any body wants and gooi b'as ana
Inn Book and ftltin my -trf that IN tTatf -'ail-
ness with collentmen /, sgeai galii :. ttf--Es.'
urvr year made otlc-E ~ the state >rf' O'
drrLirq cold ,yaier without any rum "f brandy III II.
G hcrs) Thar o:fics b was Srna!-a dn CONT
some ri my shipmatr here know what II vas 10 ~ tIi'
OF tn Forcazr IN III BrsndysI sfte Tor lSsy rhouE
-or1s of them have bzen aboard man'i-war en 'uIi
II was about IS favorable office sailor sou!a sS
hold on board na-oVsr. Aah ionad NAT "faIe'' i'
en- wanted could ava7s have and - ionHd ;heie wa'
tChsersl
Nov IN t5ia sometimes that m tlTn-c''' eoaes'
that IN one sense run.c01ts but M auothe ems gu
ye Thar am not H. tn fast place tdrh=i on the la"
,d ii on the Temperance ack-f and 80 me GeSt
when ear on board had neither coat nor lffk-t-
snd could mt have bee. turn-coat II had t1 tCheef'
ahi laughter
n, the stormy OCEAN Uut yuuth was the only son 81
widowed rnothe-leT ony hop III her old .Ee b before
vas L. :.ars old ran away from apprenticeship aud
q,rf on board maa OF and great number Of
vears before eer nybod laid ee that ever knew any
lac ab5E auy bodr that Card for me dre Ma r. ies,
some widowed mother hrTe tonight vino has son On i'
ocean and II there's one thought her heat above another
now MS about him that away. Let "a; 10 such that
her son. NAV now II the will board Temperance
ship and gn the pledge Of total abstinence TINS thought
nu- BE- cheering to sch mother. But my day. when
began 10 plough ihs ocean sailor no man was
thought be sailor I'll la could get dunk Inc INST hin2
observed thst all the old sailors rot drunk cheHri
tobacco and coatinuay aud thought that II could
do all three should be sailor rEh Oft Hrrryot ship
.atss eraup society and Felocr as on" OF he
Managers Of the Sailors Temperance Society that to
knowledge over q 600 ssamen belong that Society
and instead Of the dunkard, song they sag The
praises God IA ms sanctuary has TJoces mtaii am
clad TO see the ;eael coming and longer dHnkmg
liquor The az drinks II. wafer
Bat as much tune has aread been occupied cannot tell
YOU ali would Ike TO say. Sometimes am asked Nhy,
what are sailors me II tell you what they are 80 yoh
er bring you products OF c"nntry-the ets OF
m
shin And this "a not all: hey The one who de.
fsnd cnr nation Wia would you 10 II not for
them Tey are the bond OF union with every Part OF the
world Nor do they stop here The sailor carries the gospel
10 crrr under heaven Pray, then, the poor s.or
rejoice that many Christian friends engaged IN res
cuns the sailor the dnkards grave ana The dnnSardS
hell To lie tlrunk1rd Is horl; but to die drmkarl--to
90 INFO tie presence Of God and hear hin say DEPART ye
d;nkards from ne language would a'l 10 describe the
come and leave ,.ou q The norTId picture.
Fer ysei whatcre and talents have ana Whatever
of life yet left me- shall BE- cheeriuy d2'Fed TO Tie great
AID nisht work for know that Ercaer he That Is io rs
than ali ticy that against u and 'iti these remarks
close. Cloud and repeated Cheers
4 collection was here taken up by the sailors
for the benefit OF the Society
Rev. Mr.. WYcKoFF next addressed the meet
ing. Something was needed, he said, TO awaken
universal attention to tins great subject. The
F.! Sea--the Sea he proceeded the ever moving
vet unrnoved Sea the boiling, booming dashng
dreadful, glorious Sea Great highway OF the
liying-mightv cemetery OF the dead that re-
markabe playground which God has given to
r t----., L.
10 the Sailor 10 make his way thereon The
House oil the Seattle House OF the Sea,-loun-
dationess trackloss prin,ess, beautiful, the sport
lnp ground ri= uuhamessed whale dolpin-nnd y'i
HE touch % Zephyr, al hai rHtine walking
npon tie wafer VIII. IL eyoltnv feet while the lshosus
fower pants red no, shoots forth flame even like
the warehouse r mlst OF battle And then the Maid othe
SEA- "a the Maid Of the How has the Naturalist
io1g4a N discover her home and nature How has the world
un mad see aud her features How has 10
,lfv eabord poor Fancy describe her OF shells
-her hs,r Of ceuir'n hu~ aHd her neck OF nowA ~a-
while tie nniud has brn suiIrd by rnsmiacnI-
! u leather called ,!n= maid
But Man .. the S,t, O. the Man ol the Sea! lie
real,tyl un,4u peculiar reality bold fearless genef-
ous na0lt benefits he coniSr can never be for
gotten m tr ,ecl q hun from pwfeck ITSELF
iuTgottrl y aGlsmt ana landawomen here pr-Sen-rr
nembet td7t gathered the ptouct, every CLINE
blythe Ns o The viii you theu brrs,hr H-a,,n
prsy rr ms behalf VIII You yourselves rlr-
The Man OF te ss Til hr become the proper representa-
me- your hoao1 puy lnl liey
! all the world
Nj " proceeded 10 sag ,tat he wished conne his
marks 10 itersoINt1oa which had been iut In, hands
J ami "lc, was A. follows
Rsgofrfe That IA view Of the pal success and the I--cu.
h1 acihurs Of tie Amerioa >cnrn, Friend SoAae there
abundant reason L. bss God a"d tahe courage and gtto
sui moe vigorous rtUTt Tor the succrs> OF t!lr
Nh NiCEufF then spoke Al some lrSti and wit force
d riolUeaca HVou thu, resolution, forth clearly and
graphically the cUhaf Circumstance, which iajr effort
tbs field Of Gneyoieace esreoaly requisite aud -
Societ, Increased activity te they have
Ken The ubrcts Of the Society thea hey embraced tie
Improvement 81 the physical aud intellectual co.Lirou Of the
Salar had st wider sprrad the Gospel though.
out lie ~ rd thu h the aency llous Sailors. The Man
al the Sea he aid was The htt.t Missionary h-y cooi
por lie stsl5ed has ytr alsJ growth the Sociey,
pronounced ey,d vulos upon OF p,omnent
friends Concluded b, Of the Sink
M results Of .hsiyettoEtS
After the Anniversary exercises were concluded
the Society held meeting for The election OF
Trustees Tor the year ensuing the following gen
temcn were unanimously chosen
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