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

bv JAsPER CORNING. Esq, and was as follows
The Home Missionary SOCIETY account with jasper '
r. f M tf ia fEra MAY So :.
ReeelyeI i.ou, A.grIit..y SOCIETIES. 10. q,
o''''- 49,, sI5ao, e
7ossF+as-, ed e u.............. 80 S: $ =
siiss31 sc lsS2 and Assistant Treasurer I'll .
Te,.l $50 s555 I I
Rev. MrLToS BADGER then read an abstract OF
the Report of the Executive Committee Inc
general summary of results was as follows
The number OF ministers in the employment OF
the Society, during the year, has been eiS. -
these. 623 were in commission at the time OF the
last anniversary and 225 have since been appoint
I'd. The whole amount OF labor performed IS o2'
wears. During a greater or less portion OF the year.
the Gospel has been preached by The MISSIONARIES
N la47 congregations and missionary districts
These laborers have been distributed in "A States
and Territories of the Union, and IN Canada and
Texas.
The Society has had in commission o more
missionaries than in any other year OF us exist.
ence. These have abored IN o1 more hetds, al.o
"a labor have been performed more than the Twelve
previous months; 81 mors laborrs than IA any .''t'
h,, ben Stationed IN the great valley The west IN J" -
loassn Iowa AMI Missouri alone. the appointments Were
more than The previous year
Thu number pupil, Sabbath Schools aad b'1"
!, not lar from e. Ia announcement 81 important aid Us
this department -ld the Nss0narics ~ the b'r
ofr fom the s Union. and the Massachusetts
5 $ SOCIETY Of appropriations los libraries
The impus. communicated Ia the OF Temperance
during the previous has extended ' lnn'nce nto she
last The number Of persons pledged in the communities con
..cfe1 With the missions, Is not far from ii-0m
The nTodncvr.ltss funds invested III the Home i'on
arr c4nsr continues 10 @ seen IN the return. when are %
Lie ,at- 20 the treasury al hcev orc from NE S on
, they are expended la s OF tio>r lrl, the a=Srr-ate
Of charitable collections Sl30J0-hcH about 10 per cf"
ON In, sui, appropriate, TO them
The Committee state that the presence OF the Saviour WIN
servants ana his blessing tl"lT iatorS has
no, "a si.n in any year sine. the rviva.s OF 1881 and y
92} Of IN, churches have shared IN these illusions and
t. s ou. .lvv been hopefully born acin durns the year
connection with the ministry Of this Soc~ty ne huihei
aided thu churches on profession o t'eir iai'h Is a
ca IN, liter, from other churches 2]0in all &22J IlS
unmIr 100 uo than the additions OF the previous year
Tn committee bear testimony the Iaborions zeal and pa
tien eadrrance manifested By the MISSIONARIES III M %
,nc,s Of the past year A. class, thei have SHOWN mem
Iy worthy of all the confidence aud than al! The MA
which the churches have bestowed upon Them.
Al the beginning Of the year the unpaid cism' O, ri>
ri, r labor performed Amounted 20 81 s1 ~ ahd sr ms
ic haco. due them aud for incidental expenses NE l
thor sum of sOjo2s 26 making r liability OF thu Secretly Tor
,,a year Slg 500 II. or this S9.2lI Ii have beel id
10 c,pc. ,h remaining IN siIl due 70 the missionaries
1 ,, ls meeting the IN hrr sum OF ST pledged for
t. coming year the balance IN the treasury Is @ns s2 W
Rev. HENRY LITrLE Of Indiana. then moved
the adoption OF the following resolution =
Pssoyy,d That fhe Rerorra now read be Adopted and
rnbsrl under the directions OF the Executive COMMITTEE
Mr.. LITTLE said that the Report ought TO be
widely spread throughout the Church OF the land.
1t was a great mistake to suppose. as many did,
thar few officers had OF this Home ASsIG-
arr Society The holy Of Christians throughout the
country the efficient members aud Tie officers ar ut
agents the work. Nh L. sad he had 6 me rom the "eN
I h, there seen the progress and operations Of the SOCIETY
Th- .lry of the Missouri Of an immense fTent-5''V
mile. IN lrngtl aud nearl7 WIDE The banks o te
River rich a. those "i The Conneetit"t ana S m
ue,s Territory is BE- filed with populatioh u i
now r,pily filling up and contains srllr more THAI
millions r-opim .e all cass1s-int"'sen a", X
in,rnt yiftons and vicious and ready 10 embrace ''ef5 @
orerror or truth 1hy 81 every character OF oil no
character as YOU please call tem Bat mud Is awake
there AID when preach them oaa siee1 They az
waiting Instruction. aud The tine 10 go III ind reap
the harvest Mr. Little considerable l,nstti 70
sneak OF the field ocae for Missionary eNsion Al the west
The resolution was then adopted.
Rev s. l.. Po,IfRoY OF Me. then introduced
the following resolution
Re;oIrs5 That the Ciosp, OF Jesus Christ adapted 70 the
necessities Of nations no.le5s than 81 individuals
Mr. PoAnRoY suplofte! Ei5 resolution !ons tnd rlo
quent speech winch liz sought to indicate III proper par
poses OF National exIsteace te obect5 AZ which nation,
should ann aud the Indications thar lny gwen n1uon hiH
iaIcd ihl mission. He then pointed our ihr llIt'
II the GOSPEL all The necessities OF nations 'ni o%e
the evils which threaten nation rereliabe 6} ne ~
iiu-nCe OF he Gospel slavery mmoahty political Fsdj
punt AMI al The Of gantic which rffiiJ tho ha
viii yield hi> ani tbs alone. We should learn q
the and gospel lsson, ' great tnlh Of
tie brotherhood OF Man AID ftas In'ird 81 d"ioon''i
aud insulting the poor la:esHrfs who com" 20 oar shore ana
thls pei them from svniraes m hrd that ssito1h
take them By thu haud and minister 70 'ie'f nssr.'r IN
tbs Wy viii Jte b. favorable Disposed towards hr
truh.
The resolution was adopted.
Rev. DR.. BfGcnra of Cincinnati then present
ed The following resolution
R,,0lr,d Thar among forms Of human lnsi-
mrGtaity the stated ,rdgscG ministry y emiAehi!} ir
pGtre5 Of God Tor the CONVERSION 81 thr "r5
DR.. BEECHsR sad that after, III the wisdom OF
God 1t had pleased hun 10 suffer the fall OF man,
that he might make the experiment as to what he
could ilii aud The result had been seen II seemed
best God by the i0olIsrs preaching 10 St'e tei ii'
should brire aud though missionaries or 'tineaf "Fr
first employed prepare tie ground ~ Wen tt - once
prepared they church aud ordained rlefi 10 aci
Is stated pastors aud that God r'm and tod'
permanent establishment.
THIS system OF stated Mai,try tie bet ldArtrd fIst,
70 etdIe minister heinsei'e Tue mot FS9oua in~,-
ua cururr There profession which requires saci con
tam intellectual thai u minister Of tie Go,.el
l resr,us which hr assume lro the n" eaGl
Importance aud The DAT Irl4F- lof eI b. s'dtvti,
uly DIaus IirsSssci 81 aetis'4 ministry
l. ID, eminent advantages the education OF children.
dvtRtaes 5i which l- nust of necessity De d.
piyed Tbe tre, Pastor also ac4ors holy 'naeHee over
thu people live re besoihes pace faAri
.s3oas them His influence u?oa the N!ui- o,oel=
one of un,5 and bi,,sin4 A stated ministry also un-s
ciety together BY strous inr nii-,e Is In eee gi
many All tf aar -lt1s-' ar iridili. u tlse -A-
ency ol lr ministry and mdst Be lost b. Transient
p.,lci4srs. All rit!ui IA soceig Had5 n support -.
ie 4.alsi Ifp- 'taoi '4latFy Is ia"- -sta-
rl lgo- constantly fecuiIins .-tl'4is, aad ali
( rx;.-fl,ncr grJ,es la4t ttey mi!i oec'r
sl 1rs, the ,eN sections counry mus BE- ,,i,yi b.