The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-14

ton for this glorious gospel Here the evidence r
audience the vermon decree Of the Emperor Of China
giving toeaton to all protesting christianity In
his dOmnions wasa long scroll in vermillion color.
filed with Chinese characters; its exhibition made
great sensation, and received with loud hunders Of
This + the q R Rom. vs1p decree rec which
any longer to shnt out from the Chinese empire the
word Of God the Bible. The Emperor OF China here
says in these lines that not only who venerate
es you also who refuse to venerae them, shall be
universally and altogether all of tolerated shame
message Of Christ to ibis people shame those who
when the walls of Jericho thus battered down and arc
and obtain the fruits Of the victory yet refuse to join and
engage in the glorious work. Immense applause) say
81 wa Ss az are not rermsd to enter
We may reach the barbarous African, the learned Chr
nesewe may combat the comPca,sd :y.sm q the Nn a
mean the dividing principles Of sectarsn dsputaon:
but plain an; and simple that God BE-; MS
This Is which will the hearts Of tho hardest
this too Is to be done by the united cooPerstion Of all
evangelical nations am not in the habit of recognizing
that Christians are OF many denominations. behold
superiority in the simple name ochris far above that Of
ed make violent effort in order to be able to know
what is the difference. And what is it Do not all
be covered with that righteousness which will hide
every ain, Do we not all believe that we are equally
great day when shall altogether forget in Whist cor
| ner Of the world we were born We have been edu.
the Of Od Of him
made sin for ns who knew sin. that might be
made righteous in Him. have even tried to be secta
ran but could delight not in this plan Of spend
ing time in building fences which are to separate and
divide from another in my humble opinion,
summer spent in building nothing but fences will bring
forth winter of sarvaton without yielding any crop
Enthusiasc applauso) prefer TO think Of those things
in which Christians united and they constitute
the whole truth which is necessary to save us from SIN
This society bound to 30 forward It's course must be
onward, arrested by difficulties, discouraged by no
dsappoinments, castdown by obstacles wish had
the time point out what to mind 70 be some
of the measures which might be adopted There - one
point however, which has not been touched upon,
and this will briefly notice should Like 70 see
the periodical Of the .american Messenger converted INTO
daily penny paper to be disseminated extensively IN
lieu Of much Of the poison which in such cheap form
is presented the public. When the steamboat
going to- or coming from the city where lately resi-
ded, newsboys with files Of the vest trash the
National Police Gazette of which they dispose OF many
scores, containing the vile tcmpation and ncitemen to
lead into the of satan When see this, wish
this society would employ coPoreurs in this city and on
the wharves when the steamboats, start to oner paper
which would direct to good and instead OF laying open
the vile Of sim would point to- and relae tho
wonderful works of God Dr. Tying concluded by
brief eloquent peroration in which he accused him.
self Of temery and thanked the people for the forbear
and patience with which they had listened to him.
DR.. ANDERSON then and seconded the notion and
the resolution unanimously adopted On notion
resolved that the officers of the society for the en-
suing year be the for the last year with the ex
ccpton of Dr. Ruddock. Unanimously adopted Where
upon after doxoogy had been sung and benedicuoA
| given the meeting adjourned