The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-16

cy We must declare that we will do all that the Pope
.ny pOos ihssp aSs one From almost IL the nations
Europe her children, here in America react upon al
the nations Of Europe This work must 60 on; you must
II may DO some consolation to IT, that falls by shan
taken from Its own pnions The blow will come from
from the West to the East What we now undertake.
ing In accordance with the designs Of Providence God
on in harmony with the peaceful principles Of the gospel
cope with Rons :. Peter da 81 carrying message to
d.. brKoHER, Of Boston. then addressed the meeting
One why he felt great interest in this society
because takes out of passive voice and puts
In the active voice towards Rome The people Of
country are generally ignorant Of history the past
cords 0he old world are to most Of US IS II they were
country, they are more successful in dsceivng by glow
ing pictures Of the excellence of their system the
not deceive any italian who had witnessed Rome-ths
horrors Of mgovernmsnt and the miserable effects Of
nsSsois pon. q Romsnm for iSud practical snS
demonstration OF the destructive and runous cfects Of
the whole system. To Mr. Bronson may talk in rap
would that he might have thsma to himself and he
may deceive some hero but he could not succeed in de-
question Is the objects Of this society for the COM
munity, thisare they feasible Can this accused
system which has blasted tho world be pried up from
the depths Of ts corruption II the community
once convinced Of this evory hand d heart OF Protes
tants would be appedto the work: nevcr saw any
had walked up such . deep INTEREST," The public was
conscious that something must be done to overthrow this
power or il will crush Us beneath il tread read tho
other day In the London Times an article in which 1t
was shown how IT, power had increased and how the
country was flooded with Jesus in cvery sort Of nsdi
Gus disguise and that paper said that efforts were not
made all England would be roddon under tho hoofs Of
this system If Chrstendom could he delivered from
the curse Of this evil power then all Its cncrgies
might DO put forth for the conversion OF the world.
1t Is most vulnerable system and cannot bear to be laid
orcn We will not use the principle Of force to ovcr
throw III the principle Of truth Of EXPOSURE il sufficient
Christian compassion urges to tho work. Indignation
against such wicked system urges to the work The
necessity Of moral enterprise urges That which
we arc doing both just and right and being peaceahle
and not POLITICAL is another inducement-and lastly
that We backed by the sympathes Of the European
and American world All these powerful principles
urging US on TO energy and effort Our Society have
deeply impressed and terrified the Popethe words no
uses In his bull very good evidence of thishey
very strong He says In Latin-"Not potui qun gravi
ter contristar in considerations pericu" such ter
rbls earthquake should come was witnessed in
the world to overthrow this system, would amen
We do not wish this; combat their system with the
principles Of light and truth and they against
God that those principles which they cannot stand
throw them. why, then We say let the principles of
truth prevail and let their system perish. We fight
against the most unhoy power In the world Ours Is
holy Let US beware OF levity and Of PRIDE both
national and sectional and political and let be united
Mr.. Beecher having concluded his most eloquent adj
dress handsome collection was taken up and bone
dicton having been pronounced the meeting adjourned