The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-12


Of the witness, made the I'd Of July to the defence
an insane and that ii dangerous to allow him to
continue large and pray ed the arrest of the prisoner
Direct sramination resumed BY the state-l heard a
othe I'd July: Spencer said he thought she have
been in Patterns rooms" Patten replied that he must have
been mistaken when saw Richardson in the house a-
sister lay he exclaimed, my God, or something like
it; he then out; accompanied him to walk. Wit
Adjourned to 91l O'Clock this forenoon.
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VIEW HAVEN, sept y i0so.
Second Days Procsedinss-Reports- Of Mis-
sionarses' ChildrenEPolveamv-.s Slavery. Secular
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The Board met at O'CLOCK, according TO adjournment,
and were called to order by Judge williams Prayer
was offered by the Rev. pfssident Humphrey. Minutes
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of yesterdays were read by the Recording
Secretary Letters were aso reac from me Hon. Iheo-
dore Frelnghuy sen, Or fono OF Andover samuel Kay,
ESQ Lewis Strong ESQ., ana oners STATING reasons Tor
their nonattendance ana o. 'her hearty co
Prudential COMMITTEES was then read by Dr. armstrong;
the following Is its digest
since 1872 and its President rom 1923 to 1912 deceased
soon aer the last meennS o. INC Doaru' DIX mssieha
res and assistant MISSIONARIES nave also peeh renewed
Mrs Bradley. Mrs Doty, Mrs Pohlman and Mrs Bssel
% are The ssme as
reported last year
M anu as." a hsr nave
oeen az their own request eieasod from her cohhec-
tion Win the board.
Thirty have been appointed Iwenty'sx nave gone
out to different missions
Iweh'y-seven are now unaer appoh:men.. p9s' Oh
these are expecting 70 emoark or inc msons In ihua
emma, anu s9uthetn AFRICA. at an carry aay.
An unusual number OF young men preparing for the
nave ,neir a.enuoL s9rnsa 70 e missionary
work IN some Oh our tneoioslcsl semihanes TINS IN
OF missionary feeling during the last year. has
oeen remarKa a ~.
the Board in the northern district Of New England Rev.
CowIes ana hev y L. Mills IN ne soutnern distrlct
Rev IL Worcester mas been recen'y appointed TO la
Dor in this district
Rev T. Cannon has iabored as heretofore in central
western and northern New YORK ana Key D Main IN
new Jersey fennsy wanna Deaware ana Maryland
Rev Harvey Coe IN the western reserve ~ nod and
Kew wells IN Michigan, nave continued their agen
cies.
DE- Scudder mas aooed most OF the year IN the West
ern sstes Mr. spaaiding ana other returned ml:sona
res nave visited churches ana ausnusu missionary
meetings IN 7 CIV England ana tne middle STATES 49,
Inc south western foeign missionary Seciety auxili-
airy 10 inc nosru; ia. ia. See ol S t ne as car
conventions OF me irenos OF missions LOT conference
and in regard to the evangelzaton of the world
Middle ana western STATES Az many OF these meetings
e a.'ehaance mas oeen large anu Inc IMPRESSION made
~ %uT thousand comics of varous
tracts lncIuang the last nua report ehd the sermon
preached before me board al us last meeng have been
Puoished curing the year.
heports OF the cohuuoh Oh missions beyond the seas,
were read by Dr. Anderson and Of among the In
great deal Of interesting matter but do give
the Purport a. hey arc IN Prin'eo form Inc inherent
portions OF these reports were referred to distinct COM
mittees appoih'eu ny 'he char' Inc 44'h hymn was
'A'a SUNG uapcr, If tho rrrasr.,, oonr;...a .on..
=, n ~ ePost y, .le y uuenai conimee concerning
Gated was presented Dy Dr. Anderson and the discus
sons OF when we give an abstract occupied the
wnoe noIn'nE ine coIn".uee Wele I'D lavor Oh having
e chliaren eo9ca.ea hot q. semlharies Dor
under cnaige OF specia commees' ou' heretofore
under the eye Oh he genera poaru. :,
Codmsn hrst MADE ms remarks on the above report
and moved i!s acceptance. ne was followed by Dr.
cpauiong' msslonarsh CeyIon;ne expressed ms plea
sure IN me report ana was opposed 70 any semnary he
wished pa'ernae 'or ms chdren ana could
never resi- ne as sure tney were treated
as ne would treat his chdren could not be expect
ca 70 become ,her iatner was; that
them expatriated because he had exiled him
sen. Va ~elo nJs WI = - iSso' snu wnat tne LORD
h,, an r ce at no aei ms own good
plea'uie; gu. ho i u man" missionaries Oh chill
dren "Hnout inc iau ave! oonsen. -. -,
1,; 9 n i S; ana: ioiioWed Dr
ranoy he had sent Ave children home and tue .,,u
the other three were pre f,r ,ho
same object ~
MIR Ward of the Madras mission, coincided 4. thu
above remarks His opinions had Changed respect;n1
semnaries for missionary children: ne once tbonght
vorablv ofthem but he now Considered them sannrv 90
popery
Mr. Smith, of SYRIA said he had but one child who wa,
now in SYRIA All the children of missionaries in that
mart of the world were professors of religion ana he
sdered the children in that part of the world as we'll
taken care of there
MIR Bingham from the Sandwich Islands said he had
been much interested in the subject he had sent two
children home who were received MIiartlord He was
in favor of having the children connected with missions
I;strbuted among the friends of the cause ,vho ara
willing and able 10 assist them that they should be
Gated Tor any calling and if proper let missionaries be-
made Of them
MIR Trask remark ed that there was rreat failing of
into rest for the children of missionaries He would wish
10 see the report amended 30 that standing Committed
mi be appointed to to this subject
Mr. Spaulding thought the latter plan unnecessary
The Secretaries Of are men Of heart and feeling
bo could 81 mpahse with anxiety of pare ns abroad
ana Of these would take upon himself the dntie e
guardian, ], would be all that necessary He would
like to the Board responsible
DR.. Anderson thought neither plan proposed would
work well. lmperfections in all mortal acts but
better system could be adopted than the present
lie ie apprehension but what Christian community
would for the children Of their agents among the
heather Some further discussion and explanations fol-
lowed by Messrs Trask, Spaulding, Anderson, Terry
and Ford, ALL however, agreeing the acceptance of
the report presented The subject ourned till the