New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

port by Rev. DR.. FERRIS. Rev. Mr. HAGUE o
Roxton made a calm and lucid speech. and was
followed BIZ Rev STEPHEN TWO Of Phiadelpiua
in an animated and effective Address, exhibiting
tho morn, character and responsibilities OF our
,,rc and the uryent necessity OF fairhfuness and
, on the part Of tbs believers Orthodox Cbr's'ianty
ave no quarters To Pog~r' aitinanlSH' discussed Inn
.6ty 81. Insisting that The tendency Of our tfe Is soas
,,-d ,rsassne<s anarchy. and icenou'ess a'd lament
II thar in his own City t Catholics had eelasI Su'''
,y-r the Orthodoy in r;sfa - The No oil Inc o'v', "
f ,ls fr.,.r, W h. made tho demand should nave 'h
,rAi-n nn,rr the tt pablo Indignation tie ot'' r
nm; Of fearful tfial The Of Truth are AZ h"u &
1 the i<sra under Ifnd. must rest 81 tie hIri'S %
NJ Eyau-rlical Christians And ode Of the most rite -
-;.s ,D which r-y can rel tNSt OF our Sa5oft
~, INC i, <.r,,c,u 4, Two Millions 81 Anne
~, Youth and hav. this year distributed I t'
ding ess I.9rsr- destitute Sabbath S'heisi 4, Az
r-nss II onIy Si,Nh. Of which but 100 "aS "''es va
-ibpr-l BIZ the public. Could We hope that So ErSe an
nj ,l could b. done By the isolated. coGfllc'tnS 'c
,u of IN. several lraomnaoB, which are united IA 'h
Inon Mr. s spoke IA depreciation OF 'tc'afth itTi'-,
am myself said be- Episcoralidn nm IA my iAith' Ua
vii NOT -rmt myself b. immuv any eccI'siSt''"
,;, c,r;nru,.lt from which MAJ neither look out nor
49,, In, - of Christian fellowship which looks kindly up
an M, over nv prison-waHe spoke 81 the corrnitinS m
Inch
nj MOI ououS books and newspapers Ike thar N''' ~
bo.ss of circulation OF 30 600 copirs-t trust >'!a
h. mi, boast /, as false the lies Of Satan WITH whlel " y
constantly Ilell which one paper Is rnnS mon e' %
nution than all your efforts can conniersct" e,''hS' "
,l,l all Ia, lowers oi CHRIS, act worii aF,e"S IN
r, of their lofty responsibilities and the act t' teS mus"
>,,1 stand before the judgement seat OF God.
chant was now well performed by tht Choir IN attend
lnce and the meeting Adjourned, AT 10 O'Clock
Convention for EvamgelixinS the World.
Al ( O'Clock Yesterday afternoon a meeting
was held at the Pearl street Church OF delegates
and others interested in the objects OF the Con-
vcntion. to devise measures TO cvangcIlze the
world by spreading the gospel throughout all ma
items At the opening OF the meeting, BENJAMIN
+. BUTLER ESQ. moved that lioRAcE HOLDEN
ESQ be chosen President of the Convention. The
motion was unanimously carried. and Nlr. Ho1p-
Ex took the Char. On motion OF Mr, BUTLER,
Rev. JOIN O. CUouIEs was then elected Secreta-
ry. and at the request of ;he President, Rev LEON
ARD Bacon opened the proceedings with prayer.
The President then called upon some one to
state the objects and purposes of the Convention.
Rev. M BINGHAM read paper presenting briefly
and clearly the topics which would properly under the
consideration OF the Convention These several subjects We're
the following:
The Spirit OF Missions.-What Is ii, To what euent
does II exist throughout the different Churches and how may
it be most successfully encouraged wond BE- proper questions
for discussion.
The Prayer Of Fli;h respect na speedy Conversion
of the Worldte connection OF Believing Frazer with the
us OF the ior their accomplishment OF mat
object there be proper prayer which has no reference
the corresponding. mean, Ia be employed HOW may u"e
Prayer b. nceaSedow may the Churches be united upon
this oblec ow may general interest be Sened IN
the Monthly Concert of PRAYER and mor universal attend
secured
8 The nalequac, of the means present employed for
the accomplishment Of the object within tile present genera
Ton How much is, a,d how much ought 10 be- done
uually forths purpose How much should each class OF
the Christian church accomplish b. itself and how much
should they do collectively What proportion OF the work
may be accom- liSilcj by utt!ve ministry
l. Christian union atenl harmony carrying forward
the work eyausrziug the world. How ta = it desirable,
and how FAR practicable By what II be promoted
and how may the highest advantages be secured 10 the cause
Of substantial Christianity forward wiki courage AMI
comlor; and strength and GOOD hope OF success
j. The principle, Of action in the work decentralization
What principles should guide the Missionaries IN th.ir work
and what should guide the churches How ilr ri-h
principles oi Missionaries ard pastors aud
!ayuien of churches What place should the BIbr without
no,e comment hold among the means OF eransrihaon
g. Evangelical aborers for the destitute portions of the
world. What qualifications should BE- denamle, What
anmrr, ar, requisite. How may candidates be adequately
md speedily multiplied Ought not the foreign seiI 10 re-
ceiye greater attention than it does at present
The pacrcabity duty and privilege Of undertaking the
means to eyangeiz the world before the present generation
shall have passed away l. this eDoincd Upon Christians o
the present scnerltion What the for IN May
no; BE- done now A. well rs eec Is not Ear better it
ow than to postpone What portion OF c Earth may be-
.c assigned any particular portion OF the Church. hl
ts oes may devote their attention to other sections
B. +. BUTLER, Esq. then suggested that all
the ministers and laymen present, who might
wish to take part in the proceedings Of the Con-
ycntion. should be allowed to enrol their names
The suggestion was adopted.
At the suggestion of DR.. LEONARD BAcoS it
was then decided that the topics embraced in the
scheme that had been read were open for general
discussion; and that afterwards they should be
taken up IN order.
B. +. Butler, as one of the Committee APP
pointed at the Convention Of last year, and at the
request Of Others of the Committee, made brief
statement OF the manner in which the present
Convention had been called. Those who were
present at the Convention of May 1912, would
remember that ii was called for the purpose of
uniting al Christian denomination, tie great work diifu
throughout lr w0.d the Gospel oi Lord Jesus
t, The gnat question or consideration how this may
best be ionr At that Convention stated that IT formed
parr OF telr,ia instruct control any Other soce
Associations; but the best
method the spirit Missions among all member,
If the ChUrch Of Christ After held during parts Of
.,r. four days that Convention adopted resolution APP
POINTING COMMITTEE authorized 20 cili another Contention
Al ther discretion At time within That Commit.
consisted ori-nlll, Of Rev, Dr.. BoSD Rev. tLI.H,
YALE, Res. j. O. CnouLi, Rev. Mr.. WYcKarr, R..v, NJ.
SHCcKEG, Rev. Mr. BINGHAM. Rev. e. b. CUEEyER and
Dr.PRoBDlIr sii large number OF othrrs finally al.
ir to A. That COMMITTEE called the present Conventions Of
winch the object, the tho,r Of a held last year
lodr,ise whereby those Of the Christian Churclrs
who animated By the spirit may wofs together for
the ~,1nsezatou of the world