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

Is regarded q The highest importance iAa Il should
start under the coh:-o o. night ln1ehcesazi The tent
81 The .srant Ike the caoi1 Of the A=yfo~er. should
tan .eh esnet. Is shall secure foT is inmate. where
ihey 60 religion, liberty AID civil rights Wig may not
o:her Pilgrims plant another Plymouth, o. the shores o:
tie Pscc Institutions uacs whose genial Operation
N cir soLs fo- ages. shall .eo.ce = FEEE1oM 20 Fozla
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rev M Fisher! Of Albany, then presented resolution
20 tie effect that counug imposes peculiar s5
cations send me Gospe 10 every pat o. Il. which -eso
linton he supported II able at eoquen; address Our
cvuu:ry SAID, different from those Of Greece,
Rome, England. These countries bound IF
tie Sta.e and Territories :ha; to.
Union From this unity Of interest he argsed thai
Lognd 70 al the whole coDntT through The agency
Of tis society not only tbs sut sc have thousand IN
faences binding our countf. together VI known 10 the nG
ions OF odln railroads, canals ami STEAMBOATS, lie
SPOKE Of the :ute gr9 Of our county, and Of is Eea;
destiny. Il must have religion, and was The aatu!-
q tendency Of The heart 10 embrace every ern bu! INA;
Of the Gospel Of Christ. He spoke Of the Catholics who
making great Efforts 10 dot over The whole West with
their churches Then ;here were ne errors OF Philosophy
and thai Eei:so ior the vulgar "hsn "oI! promise men
Heaven he Indulgence OF ihei. uss Ihen we should
complaints OF tAe organization OF society 10 which
all evils would be NATURALIZATION would De COM
rnenGe1 as Ethiopia whence might escape fron Mise
ry These enter cur Legislative Hans. appear In he
papits, In The newspapers AID IN The osc2olns Yet
thanks puritan ancestry, there Is abroad pure InEu-
ence throughout the country. Tie resolution ras iAea
passed.
Rev. Mr.. DrrroN, of New. Haven. then presented
Resolution that the e-ansezsuon OF this country has an
bearing on tAc CONVERSION VI
said that the experiment Government MAO mace 10
the establishment Of freedom would exercise CONTROL
ing influence the GesiiLies OF The world Cur success
In free government depended in great degree on the
Independence and freedom Of the Church u was the
pie Of Churh that had caused TIE independent
movement in the Church OF Scotland Our Churcn,
then be free and independent we would exercise
our legitimate influence on the world. Our country,
then TO have irnporan; bearing on The evange.
lz4tion OF the world By fostering its Churches a. home
and maintaining in their purity our civil and religious In
situations. We could not over estimate the important
influence this couuy is 10 exert Oh the world lie esG.
mated that territory viii Jet embrace population OF
5OOCO0o00 How important, then, The evansezAtion CT
this country
The sneaker went on 70 show ha, cur influence with the
gezaton of this country and concluted By painting the
Importance Of Home Missionary efforts In the accomplish
Ment Of this work.
Rev Mason NOZZLE hen spoke OF the necessity OF ;he
presence and power Of The Holy Spirit with the Missionary
In secung the great object OF The socieythe spiritual
regeneration Of and the salvation Of souls.
Rev Nh J. INTER OF Milwaukee, then spoke OF the grow
Ing Importance The West Eleven years ago there was
but one los cabin in Milwaukee, and now was city Of
0O0 Inhabitants having It's Mayor and Common Coun-
c two daily newspapers and five churches. The great
enemy they had there contend with was PopeTy and 10
this struggle they looked mainly the Home Missionary
Society. the central power Of the churches in all
their efforts spread the gospel throughout the country
lie said that they needed Only the first ne!ecs as Mis-
sonarics In that region. and closed with eulogy Dr.
Bcecher ard said that his old age his taking up his
aboce in the West act OF patriotism rs well as OF
Christianity. After music by the choir and doXoosy-the
assembly was dismissed when the Society reelected to!
former officers for the ensuing year.