New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11


cnltne to hich theSe p-oFi- have attained ikf
se r,3erx their matter Of peculiar interest.
~ the contest * finally i settled IN which te
dnies Of .e civilized world involved RenlffnoeE
,si dat this greet c-ntroy7s which h7n- sncn iiui
ssaes be decided within th- next zen or fhireh s
Ne st-l be called IN ys constry WITHIN half s=leatlon'
70 std. the great question whether Christ or Antcst sh1i
have Tie asceGdzHcy
Thu interest connected with IL German EmeTsnfs d-f,re'
additional importance from the interest I'i deIioed-
have here u,ual4tio ii million. within anE midst saS
g from ourselves snj forming gscnsiar
and iS0isfe5 socierJ.
Al Id W-7,,ey naial7 collecfe aud ifs o2dy con-
rrnd 70 thr attention eli This SocetT bY some qfI''c
lar considerations rnch cannot but b regarded a a'sh e.
cours-a- n point OF caaetsr people AZ more WORTHY
care and interest than hs Germans " suhiaI ii Ia.
rro are entitled 10 De received win favor io none
e1,y sio1 our Institutions N5l~o9i- 7fe aat' ally
nous more moral more deep aud profound than l- Germans
None rs more spiritual moro hatlty regard tie h''4Fu
II preference In the outward aid eTTeIna
The German mind especiag plastic and hence me; aft
50 ltd under tEe influence Of Pr uiise ne
noIeoye. l. made " Eea extent o 2''i hgn NAM %
ri i,sed ana II e1ihusesric 2ay their energies can
b Guided IN The direction. TIL. population As rl1erd
i.c;l IL our t and lie cIrcHmS'taes- under wien 7
exist anon; Us are such as call loudly u.on the hi
tys1 al. among ~ tF1 n ne
atmosphere Germany which tT-T arr sun atteeh
ID h yrr7 ties, Tay people. have lost Tie 1ANit ~ 81
lending c.7rc they hare HImi-ir thai ) r2tile ~ "
nsr- few book--aud ~ Teii.l0R boak'-and IL thsse r.
si-cts nay be tiou@tt thai e prospect 81 sue~t 7
them j. not go GOOD
II msv t+f,ouEhf 100 that The old German orznrtiin
a-e ..fci 10 alea tn necessities OF i5i cis bu' us
EreaI MISTAKE. h luHo-T 81 Their Minister . r' @
afec arc NOS condition II Extend tiieIn NE 'ld
10. rsd TIE Influence OF THIS great bod7 OF G-rrnans II
,4,. should become lhorau- Chrisri1Tzsd p?on 1rilah5
1y III be Tery EIs4t-aF superior 10 any Influence mar iiS
st ben fei, Vere there such rTec ~ r-achins one
hundred millions Of people in Central Asa how would e
appeal ria from sd Of t'~ land Z The oiler - no"
much more strong ani imperative i the call now than
would Be il tie case supposed
The resolution was then adopted
Rev. DR.. BrrcuER Of Cincinnati then proposed
the following resolution
Rs-alrfd T, ~ .e.essa eoact Of sIn' fr Ia n
@ anl Ind ,nhaey 1IfF RVS must ~ not t;.l j -
iecouol Of tie eoemr, bgt rs Io"rr l9V ,,,,b
lthjavina snfi VtrJ .tu1tins the cauqnest ct 'l'i
Dr. BrFcHFR said it had been long predicted
and expected that that there would be a last s'ea'
conflict before the dominion under the "ho'e
1I,,en sionl he en 10 ,Ee Most High God Ihs w" PAR
m ro,nposel n the friends Of holiness and tie 9TH
conn. aJ heretofore lived together Nov they arr about
eaoar-I and 81 over against the other ard t'af'
,,,;r Add tn. position that IN this great contest II
,.ass that The enemy should have the power at ti'
Pr Il, ,f his sd This Is 80 PLAN that there's no room Tor
,. and 90, pl1in j. H. roo that have taken advar-
,e Of II md e-un the Press weapon hrIon iie
foo.i arrangements had beer made. We are not now 10 ~
i1u@l - and have done 50 al
rs7d, Bu Is -, se have oay begun and what Is more 50
- -, sn,,sJ -, III. danger press; it docS
noes Ii the tlunor heaL anl The heavens 'Iarkf'l ana
tl ickedaess &C th, clrt day rJo'e 81
and tlnE God Cor such Is the apathy oi the Church that SUE
mus II, % 'ahel' '., ~ "
IT, wi never Is Ken asleep harr taken
him and W. shah When look ADD see what Is DONG;
m comparison with the wickciness Of the Earth II >9p'
let NY '5iii'.o 20 Iei I e srce m. forn,a.
ont a1d yetNatn see "''a' "Ns 49,, - H., b
non OF The Btai' 5''irt' ; N''t' WV nm
whisper 81 fear were h"athGf 'b"nr ia'h'i
when see wltr has since been zone Mos' A. Mn
81" N despair n"ni u',' ~ Il Won ioino mn in E,sf
once saiu I? me, " 'i''' ' ' m "a j. ,a;,;n,
hampton "ir' 49, ~ -
said J. aad the De'Ii IS u gls 10 "''' " = u -.
OF IT, sud he NOUN lil"E ll''' SUI ''9 ''- % ~ -
are ioo,in2 II our munitions 'hu i, or ''' m ~
rylng the war he would inrn aDF'' ana -N 1t up LUZ
He fights like hon no" ne it'iei,'"u WIZ
igh NIL h. fall into the bottomesi PIT
The effects of he reeeIt especially IN the
West. IS the association has produce" OF The s'rTanentl
Host The human mmd so constituted ha rNta seI men
with all he heneyoleace have yet great zeal oi set'
about them and tins because they camel get ont OF ne"
own circle The demands on them are not f'elent 10 MI u"
The whole circle Of Gods plan bn me DANGER - 't'' W.
as up 10 tsand as II hits mp o"f Feih'nns' ia1 "'
Judge OF TIE whole from some Of #, pa'i' lh ma 'r iis
fleet IN nrnn1u. "Aere The LAh'rs ,'So''"uo" nav o
great deal Tor h5S OBJECT and i'm;
reur System has he'n movement Oh erea' "r
po,isnce For who c2nl osheF"sn S@s1 MOI" AZ ~.
West the prodGtro the Sanchhed Press! Our iaser When
,he, c,ine1n his country hsoush their books with them
Bar eni,rst,l the We. IN Hood, and from al ror'
Of . s m srl 5aD. mo" "' German convert
r,n, .,bois~ l7z proved one Of he most eicienr aborrr,
=: i;- n .as Introduced ,l,els m remarklhp NAV
-" lux ,d IN s,S 7f he DANGER: le frlt
H'', - '' = -, IL "a i,i H. ,,,,. Mir nr,-
!nat ne W., s m ,yanJ reIl 5m wb, h. must d. A. ,,r
i"s re SS a he AVA ,sc@s q
in that civ where suggested him. h could i'm