New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-15


millions Of inhabitants In cur sad When the perodi
cal ezarne,cns made. there "a SILL found s-es
oest'ruon snt - ais TINE II Sss eAeaaso 20 maze
most exciting Anc deep iEnprsssi0o Ne nSo HOt go 20
West, tul some the most Po?uious portions
Of our country. TIE lsrs: examination showed II one
OF the most enlightened Si-s II Assssc1 II ar
cccoUes C. Eorfuk sGt ModieseN II ss.- "a LaA cry
called tie Athens of ae!ira n sisht OF taat venerable
Institution Of !arons-n these Counties u tHese we're
found 1870 families destitute "f the 1u1u OF Goo II
Plymouth TOO who's. centuries ego. were arst
TOD ~ .oTsfather the pi-:rls iof lceJ we're dis
oreataers aud &c yielded 10 70 one n respect and fen
Grafton for the sris;here insight Oh ihAi rock ~neh
ns' Lot -; been eli taken sThE-iot 9e4cs-lAeEe are
twelve hundred families destitute OF TIE tcPi1rea II
old Massachusetts wiki Scholars and states r1et-neF
Railroads extending every Objectionable oiood-scck
OF o;Ser States-if size carco give me sacec "o'c
al Ter families What AZ. expect WIEN "e at
tempt 20 distribute the scriptures among me ions 81
toe We.i Our and needs ~ exploration IL WIZ re-
cure JV9Ov copies Of TIE scriptures 70 suppJ " !" As
may fsrnes AZ are supposed 20 D. cesttrie on or
soil. Til. Society he .sd. PRINT more tcsn Ivo
copies dsy. 600 copies II aT= days LOOKING 81 zee
growth Of country connection WIZ ms !5c
vi &c found Iha; hs u'ion OF e-ncrsIts are
yearly our shores from ell lands. Iuefe are
more nan 80 persons weekly sdGeo 70 lns :,
Dc supplied with TIE Gospel! OF III. IA niiioc a sss'
100 Geo are Roman Catholics and these are -nu. ou'ru
ne rights Of the Gospel he scAEo~ legged 20 1lsh' IL
any oFcer Of men to prohibit men from reading sna eH
suniD gthe word u God God care every Hsn T'eot
- lave Rbie-io read the Bible. and 10 interpret Tor
himself toe lUe. H= he said Compelled 70 speak
He could say The Bible warrants any nation 70 sosc
blood The gentleman from Philadelphia ~no TAG PIE
ceGeo Tim had said Bible tsuEhtas 10 5e PENDENT
and 70 maintain righ:s isugn "a tue in6epend
ence IKE TIA; OF Luther, Who, when a.Sed WY ne oio
10 sword said he would walk with tee sword
OF he sprit-ths; he would 20 the spirit OF God
be that iveth BY the sword shall perish oy the sword
He could find in the Bible no SANCTION 10! me "sFs OF
cations.
We are be fad responsible for The souls OF those land
ing On shores No living has right TO shut HIM
self up In taIknessto shut from his eyes ihs sai Of
the Gospel. What mind that asked what IS soul
worth II was found in the B!sie-ihe sole charter OF
hopes-and the leading the soul 20 God =
hi. Bine was the r!sht every man II our agents souc
visit oue seven times and ne reuse L et hi theh 'st
him the eighth time He spoke Ireland! which be SAID
he henored. There other bloSt there than Po7sh
blood There many Protestants there, and they ce
IasHcct our sympathy. From Germany and Switzerland
the call Of the Bibeles up = U.s. anc on Us resi-
the responsibilities OF supplying them Their restitution
Is an arSurieat- is comuAnc-it Is decree OF God
and had right withhold 81! or slack our hands
While there this grea: restitution there Is also Al
element OF desire the word God. Never was there
soc an excitement and interest felt for the Scrip
tlres. We are passing down stream and must AZ last
reach q Cataract
He ius;anced Manchester a,ype ofthe wants Of the
destitute and the operations In other places. ror thirty
four years they had distributed 5000 copies yearly Yet
thirrytth year the end OF September they dis
trbuted $1,000 copies and in the mouths OF October
aud November following they circulated 2l,Goo They
had distrGited them through the young men IN the
is and counting houses and shops Some Of the girls
hhd acted agents and had sold from four TO i've
thousand He spoke OF Bishop Chester and Of bis e1'
celent works who had this society SJ0O Dr. Tyrg
read extract from the letter OF the Bishop accomph-
nyns this donation. He asked then, if he should err in
walking in the steps Of this great man lie had taken
up the cause OF the American Bible society. lie had
nailed his Tag and he shoud never strike /;
down. He could ind it 10 his conscience 10 with
hold his efforts. The sine will come when men who
look with jealousy this society WI! be glad 10
come beneath the shadow Of its wings.
Every thing OF irleres! connected with the Bible Is
the truth i, teaches. The muisry the forms and cere.
ysFar4,.a htch+ Ia he
paper which printed and the covers in which
IL bound. He agreed with the gentleman from
Virginia, who said he would stick to the ministry
while they stuck the Bible, and no farther. II was
the rant of every interpret the Bible, and not
the right o. the Church. The Comforter sent to
every individual sou. and not to the Church. Every
soul Fight read and interpret the Bible for itself
His Pilgrim blood had msde him an Episcopaian. he
honored the Pilgrims for their Independence, and ne
would have followed the Pilgrims in their rebellion to
the power OF in religion. and be reoiced in the
in Scotland, which had followed tie exam
pie OF the Pilgrims.
What are contests about but the Bible The Fourier.
ties and all had repudiaed the Bible and had
thrown his appe;tes and passions without the
Bible when they could scarcely be controlled with the
Bible. They would drag man from the nights o! God
and plunge him into dungeons prey 10 the plots o the
destroyer Of man. Fouferism Is the Incarnation OF
Satan He regretted that Christian booksellers should
sell works containing these dangerous errors.
I Apo:hC. enemy that OF Rome. IT," said he.
there be- any inabiliiy must acknowledge in man. II
myself II must submit 10 any man, 1t IS 10 the
In myself here lSnltnS Ills heHrt) lbeTe Is thIty
in the here, when must trust 10 man-e safely
in the exercise In heart because there IS
infailioliIy above and the heart seeks ts guidance
There another form III whore manifesto
,ious painful to him. tseekr to back up the Bible
by forms He would lake any church far rs he agreed
win it. He would not go To with any man. AZ
DR. Tying loudly applauded. particularly at this
Of his remarks he took occasion TO sag that he had
said any thing for applause He knew that HE re-
marks would be published and quoted and that he might
be charged with having uttered them for applause Bat
he mo-. oh Al
matterGd not who a2rced or disagreed with bin. lie
held that the Bible supreme and did not require
ministry The girl her cottage door. though uDac
quainted with the fine writings OF the Frenchman can
interpret the Bible well NJ her coeeebred psstor5
He said &c 20 back TO the Bible. God speaks to
ia the Bible not man speaks but God speaks
il the Bible sde for mc-as ii God wrote IL Tor me
God spnse him IN the Bible, and 1t his right TO
meet tod in alone and ministers priests came 10
bim 1t that time he shut them out Abraham left bis
young behind wiki his He spoke OF the secu
lar press serving the Of the Billie and not
ashamed to be regarded II Bible press. When be
went TO his Bible. he with Moses and Isaiah and
= aul aud with JOHN the bosom OF Christ catching
The whsperiugs OF divine truth in his he got not
his doctrine from from the Church he owed II
10 none but God.
He said that crisis was Il; hand and that II his
day speak out He brethren he'd the key Of sup
plies in their hands and he appealed 10 them TO sustain the
these resolutions adopted he had no doubt
that the 10000 prophets and messengers OF truth direct
from God would Go out 10 every corner Of Inc land on
which we dwell.
The resolution WAS seconded and passed
Mr.. PARKER rose TO explain. He thought frern the re-
marks Dr. Tying he might have been understood as
being favor of waI de was in oFSTar only as
George Washington In favor OF war he believed that
for the government hold the sword AND that
Cid not always hold The sword should De sec
only repel fierce and sho1d another occasion IKE mat IN
which Washington engaged arise, be should strive 70
be riuch Ike Washington was IN his power Win
the toxooST and henetcon the assembsse departed ane
the meeting adjourned.
Christian Alliance
The Third Anniversary OF this Society was held
Dr.. Cones Church on "Wednesday evening, which was
crowded in every part After prayer by Rev Mr. Bacon
and the performance OF piece OF music, The annual Re
pO! read by Rev Mr.. Thompson. Pastor Of The Con-
sreeaon wcrshpins the Tabernacle The Report did
rot deal in Statistics but confined itself to history Of the