New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

lar Nominating Comnlriee appointed a, meeting the
Mercantile Library Association, on Monday evening The
9th tilt, IL accordance with Article lltn Chap ID OF the
Constitution respectfully present the following candidates
fo the support othe members the ensuing election:
LEWIS McMULLEN-wiitC G. V. S. Roosevelt.
For Vice President
RICHARD BuRLEw-wIth c. Cartridge.
For Corresponding Secretary,
ANTHONY RALsEy-wlth Tradermen's Bank.
For Recording Secretary
WN II. PARKs-wilh American Exchange Bank
JAMES "A. wiLLlAMsos-Nith Aymar < Co.
For Directors,
Charles M. Wheatley-wh Jar1 q. B. Gilman
J. t. Lanunn. % a. Edwards L Co.
Benjamin Pomeroy, Jr. /" Browning, Hull L Co.
J. n. Clark, {" Townsend, Sayre Co.
Ii. Il. Scudder, r. knapp
JOHN F. BAKER, Chairman
LEWIS SgINgLE Secry. d2+ lSs
~ Rutgers Institute Leciures.-The Trus
tees have ade arrangements for OF Lectures 10
be given Thursday Evening OF each week. in the Chap
ell OF the Institute
Jan I2-Oae Lecture by WM. B. KINNEY, Esq. Subject
- Public Morality.
Jan i9-one Lecture by Rev. E. II. CHAPLIN. Subject.
'Copernicus and his TIMES.
Jan 26-One Lecture by Rev. Dr.. BETHuNE. Subject
Opinion OF the Ancicnis.'
Lectures commence al II o'clock
Single tickets Is EACH - for the course tten Lee
lures gentleman and lady, for the So cards of
admission family 81 for the Stockholders can
obtain their tickets application al The insiIine oa or at
% Chairman Lecture Committee
~ Mercantile. s.ibrnry Associaiion.-The
twenty-second Annual Meeting of this Association Will he
held OF, TUESDAY EVENING January 10Th, al malt past
o'c!ock at Clinton Hall. BY order
jCF.M1T 81 ISAAC Ii. BAILEY, Rec. Sec.
III Lecture on Astrvnor,.y-This Evening, at y
o'clock ai Amecican Institute the City Hail. IL
us,raed with Rus.es Planetarum, by Prot F. Oonraud.
See special Advertisement dZ7 eodlwf
II Rev. g. g.. Finney will commence nee course $. q; O.
Lcctcr-> tie Moral Government OF God, the Lord Will
Ii,,tr Il g.
panna Charch, Nib1s Saloon, 10 be- continued on ues.
day "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings o: zach
week nj O'Clock, until Completed Inc oiiowihs Is an
Outline the >ahject>o be- discussed:
/. Man moral acent- Powers OF Rlorn agent Free.
dom the viii Proof OF moral agency. What implied
. God Moral Governor . stinction between moral
aud power. Proof that God is Moral Governor
s t%ery moral agent knows himself to b. subject OF
moral government. H9w he knows thi--prco That he
SGow he cannot disbeieve IL lnieTehcea anu lie.
4. Conditions and Foundation of moral obligation Moral
obligation founded in abstract right Not IN ulty-in
5 moral law Destruction between moral and physical
law--Inors law uuiihe universally CT It's ooiigaions
tbins else BE OBJ gstny All legislation nun dil
void lar AS II cecaraory, and an application VI le
e whrfefn moral character consists.
To what and states OF mind moral obligation ex-
tends
s. Tie 0ecalogue Ten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spiri;
what constitutes obedience to moral law What no,
Implied In obedience. What There can w no disoDedi'
eni ar halfway obe digncr.
10 Penalty OF moral law. Justice of endless prnish-
mentS
IL. Aonement part Of moral governmen'-its necessl-
ty-s na,ure-s e7en;-iis governmental bearings =.
y Natural and mo,a AGILITY and Inability IN relation TO
| The government OF God.
IS moral depravity relations to moral government
The facfs-ii. philsop hy-degree-i-dsseft
ia Regeneration Is Hecessty-its natureiss relations
| tomoraI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS employed in IL
Is Repentance. It's natureits relations 10 moral gov
ernmeHL
lG Faith lis Observation-Disclosures 10 moral gov
| erunrnt.
| r. Economy of Gods moral government
49, The salvation OF sinners by Jesus Chrsthe highest
| achievement moral government
II time prrit Lectures will follow subjects
closely allied 10 the Abnv-. Seats free u ~