The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10


pear to New York audience say that any man who
would assist to keep fellow creature IN slavery il ten
fold worse than criminal Vigilance Committee IS are ofes
senai use and ought to be established over the coun
Try 10 assist the committee in New York carry out this
great object would have dca as has bee hitherto
DONE that OF sending slaves Canada the idea of taking
der the British flag is preposterous the extreme No
! would sooner leave the slave where he was in sla
very than take him out Of the frying pan, and put him
in the fire. Sending slaves to England bad-( voice
not from here, We don't know that. Mr.. Jackson still
continued in the same strain waging his veheme
against the British flag and declaring himself TO be
laundering out and out true born free born land great
many other bons democrat, and again would ada that
it would grieve him to see slave enter under the FAC III
tyranny and oppression. Here Mr.. Jackson Concluded
this last eclaration amid applause and Kisses.
MIR GAnsErr was then called on, who, for length Of
time did not answer, and Garnet" Garnet was the
cry all the house. Mr. G. still remaining in his
hiding place there laundering call for sbroder
Douglass Here the spirit moved broderr Garnctt CO.
ored evangelical who at last forward amidst plau
dts hisses and roaIs OF laughter and evapoaed
as follows =" Leddees and genlems"- genlems and
lcddees. stand here and it would be pleasing
my feelings my frents hal not plaudid me much
1t much reminds me OF scenes through which have
passed There was a remark made by Mr. my trent
Jackson about Canada and must say would ra-
Their 60 to Canada and have the roaring lion grim
ing with his foaming jaws at me- than remain slave
under the eagle of the United States great applause)
AT this moment noticed reporter who had been
king note of the proceedings, grow pale We suppose
olactory organs proved much for his too
tibe nose, and as he gradually subsidized from the
tuary we were forcby reminded Of the oft repeated
quotation,
Streets to the s,reet."
In few minutes Mr. Garne proceeded in his usual strain
in some degree condemnng the policy Of Mr. Jackson
at all events until they had made collection in the room,
and said they wanted grease to oil their 4ti-Savery
railroad here the apostle looked towards the middle
OF the audience with anguishing eye and said he
there broder-yes, broder who would warm all
your hearts tonight and which will make you put your
hands in your pockets and take thererom the oil the
Committee at present require, that is five dollar pieces
with eagles on tem square and round dollars and this
%e sae aSa Ih1@ ms am
nothing and care not for aristocratic democratic mob
ocratic or any other cratic government"
Brother DOUGLASS then addressed the meeting in a
very eloquent speech dwelling principally the
slavery system and stated that it must be torn up by its
great root After which collection made and the
meeting separated without the slightest breach Of the
peace.
Anniversary Meeting of the Board of Foreign
Missions of the Presbyterian Church, held
| at DR.. AIexander's Church
! We were much pleased last Monday to learn the
hourishng condition of the Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church, and we thought, as we listen
ed to the eloquent remarks of the reverend gentle
men, that 1t the various religious denominations
would only cooperate with each other in these bene
VIOLENT and Christian enterprises instead OF waging
furious war, as they have hitherto done, on minor
points of theological doctrine, how much greater
honor would rebound to the Church and its minis
| ters
LII. MILLER, OF Princeton, ulc Chairman OF the
Board of Foreign Missions presided. After singing
an appropriate hymn, and atervent prayer by the We
nerabe President which served to attune the minds
OF the audience for the interesting exercises which
were to follow,
| DR.. SNoDGRAss made few pertinent remarks to
usher in the reading of the report by Walter Lowrie,
Esq, the Corresponding Secretary OF the Board.
1t appears from the report that The receipts for
the past year have been SSS, 500 SO
Deduct balance OF last year. &c. ........ 6,l96 "a
Leaving for the service of the rear, ~ 1852 81
The expenditures for the yearhave BEEN. si,469 II
Leaving balance in the treasury of. . ,2o3 10
The Board has sent out during the year twelve nep
missionaries, as follows to Texas, to the Creek In
dians to the Iowa and Sac Indians to Africa and to
China.
The Board have under their direction 81 Missionaries
to Texas do to Creek indians s do to Iowa Sac and
Otoe Indians; do. to Chippewa and Ottawa Indians
10 do. to Western Africa q do. to Lodiana Mission
hndostan y do to Allahabad Mission; Is do. to Fur
rukhabad Mission 10 do. to China-Makng 90 Mission
aries in all engaged under the directions of the Board
ushering in the millennium.
ready for publication four Gospels in Paniab the Pan.
Jabi Dictonary number OF tracts in Hindoo in Chi
nsse the Epise to the Ephesians Explanation Of the
Ten Commandments, and the Gospel by Luke.
Schoots-The Board has under the superintendent of
us missionaries seventeen schools containing about 76s
scholars. All of these schools emneny pros
porous condition, and contrast favorably with the Eng
lish mission schools in their neighborhood.
Inc presses oil the Board at the various missions have
published under the supervision of the missionaries
s733,050 pages, in different anguages and it may be
well to observe that in the Chinese language they have
published nearly 000 and fount OF over 20 900
characters There have been issued of the Missionary
Chronicle 62l0 copies, and of the Foreign Missionary
l42o0 copies The Siamese mission is suspended. The
Board has RENTED to Geneva for the purpose of evan
geliLng Europe, $1,000
The Rev Dr.. ALEXANDER then addressed the audience
in an eloquent and impressive manner We took full
notes of his address, but have not to insert it.
we would merely say forhe present. that it was great
yng change IRON the regular sereoy ped
hsrrangues to which have been accustomed to listen
nothing tame nspd and matter Of course about itbut
eloquent, earnest and energetic.