The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-14
ANNIVERSARY WEEK IN NEW YORK.
American Bible Society.

brated at the Tabernacle yesterday morning very
large audience assembled to hear the proceedings The
Hon Tbeodore Crel;p,b,r.o,, ..,,, =, ,,,,
49, ea9'e ~" presioea' anu aeh'ereo
an address winch was listened TO with respectful at
tention Joseph Hyde Esq., the assistant treasurer of
tho soc;stv Rad the ,rrea snror,. $50 u.N,.,
,h rscen,s Of the war mast ho ,e stated tnat
b Managsr renort was read Use ., the previous year
hs,tq II sat tbat the nnmher ~ ss, Gr nrg
cieties recognised the past wear is one hnnrsd nJ
ten aud in nineteen different States and Territories
None IF he m sn.vers nave died the ias, .mnsn
hut tbsv record TIE decease OF George SuckIax Es
pue tuey ieeoiu s ~ W 49, 80 SuoAiey, Esq Oh
M 10 n,ors ana ~ Nsnhars s ~
49, 80 nh,.s anJ srsst. 10 nr,nt. r. 81, 900 %
number OF boies aaa IsssaMents p.intsa@ oIooo In
ueIa @ III Az, hs; ~ nPor.eu IA
9snsr so aa 10 o0s year nave
t% & and an sorsoats sics tb .o,S y,
~ ~ 90 ioa Ia hs rsnort statas tba, .h
oi Inc society 40 ne ieport sates .at tiese
DOCKS nave oeen tns 'ne Most
souri, and Texas and from Florida IN the south to the
i no" i, mn h,h has rot rec;vsd no
tien The increase in the issue OF books much greater
a ~ ' Il; M, A % sdrh; u on,+ co. -
Tara ne, 40 aeu. oJ thrnh tho var ~,
anele na'e peen einpoyoa tnavs sue ye s a
ats 49, suI sosum Aioe ioi u W . ~ ~ 80, ~
' Wss i. 'o epUy ,h 1919 a i;si
poy bible colporteurs; Besides tne nome aistri-
~os - " ooon ",.u INV .a,ss s,as vi az e 10y
an nu tot scamen overs e huve oeeh sehI ane pass
Eastern Msv,so tn o ssms ~ MnMdros 10 Rraz 70
sii .. y n " III, ~ 'is ouw t ,H. 70 s
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I .ne nnHlsm Ansuage Inc managers a naye
Risy r 10 s new no..uguese I
mon in ,b Amsr;can ssrv;c" IN dd,;on 70 th orants
~ honts road - nr;nt5 r..t. 80 $500 - 49,. no 10
20 Ii;h oauy Ps ; = m.S - niUnoS my. Ges n
M Smvrna pnd IN
Persia 1T Bombay Madras and Lodana in India ma
nag ~ 90 ne Dosaa ha.e also apPropra
version about to be issued in China, and nearly
sno same amoun1 towarus Puoshing INC hebrew
can Sc,nt"ra. T., t%a as,r anu The raror, stassS
t a 80 b mp . 1 ole oopes "a sn9 ooiL
se h ueei ~ tna clrcuatea IN the Ehssa
pass those made bv Mi the rest sf the world hssds In
conciusion it was asserted that there had nv h.en
such demand for the Bible both at home ana hoaa
os dining the vaar now c,oso, ond tht th @ M
nrosnect that he den,"nd ,rn",% ~. s. .o ~ ovsry
the Wear to come NAN "''AN W ''AA s1'@''' u"''nS
AZ the oiose Of reading this -snort wh,o, ,u;..
lengthy it vas s A' -'FoA' "'" "%s 9"''s
GResoived That tho rsnort rh,.h h. ,,.. -. -,
be printed and circulated under the direction Of thu
managers ~ '" Va s'A'
Resolved That tn. thanks ~ tho so..tu =. ,u....s
to those auxiliaries which have nrocmrad T cea
Bibles and made remtt, COS 5,r;nr ~. aa. va a.eS
partcularv tn such AZ haze h ~. 91 70; anu
svstematic sunnlv of the deat;nta rysfh;" .ha $500 1870
tive fields Of operation 'S'f'~'
The Hon tur,is I'm kn,se, t,o, oaa..ssoa AZ
He said that the course az IT, o so1,esy
marked or decisivelv certa;n than tb
tIa Bh,e mon tha Vii haima, 80 w :. "so y.
us the origin oY dir IT "a a,,ht ,,s.
TO orr faliow man and tha Anita $3.50. ou 1 .t
reatons II had ;ns,rnntoS a T.; H siS ron . .noss
omr Mailer ard Tho oIi;at; ~ .ne .S1s ~. ~
entd and smaS;nra tsf wa sor;T fsa, W ~ 80 Ill.,
great scourae Of humsnitvit vas vors
S,ost ~ i;y as~ M t.eeaomut eAeI.eu
laws and their exscution;t temnsreJ ;,'ssce ;t N
on aarth neace GOOD vii tovard man y IT,, aM ro Sn
tries the Bible Improves the moral and intelieotnl
Ell Condition Of man nnrifss i;teratpra ana drscts
SCIENCE ~ 10 tr,,a and and a;rn TINE - 800
gift to man is not limted in ts benefits to this worJ
but it points out the road to perpetua blessings in tho
next Without revelation wa shonI hava noth9ns ,oro
than faint hope Of the immortalitv Of the son Re-
fore II was Impaired to us nothing vas observation-disclosures
satsfactory nm hnnenet ble VOL concsad tba Tmrs.
from mans anxious Vision Il II true
minds seemed to penetrate some distance into ths
gloomy abyss Of futurity; but thew could ascertain
nothing definite and their philosophiynes were INIT Inc
results of more inoustive intsiect or mora hriant
imagination than their interiors loved Such was the
of Bethlehem, rose God was pleased tn manifest hi.
mercy through his son the prophecv Of AGES v;nd;
Gated and the scales of doubt fe from the eves Of
man. Not only was the Immortality OF the soul nroven
but the great problem Of the redemntion of ruined
world was solved TO spread this Glorious REVELATION
among the heather Is the 1reat work in which tbs so;
etv is emnovcd What man of henavo,arca ~ ch;,;
feeling would NOT wish Won God sneed The snccass of
your past efforts will stimulate YOU to further oxertion
and In the vast field before Won YOU will find abundant
room for operation Learn froH pucau philo.opher 10
consider nothing as done while ANYTHING remains to be
sa charity and good viii to man 4nonnssS In tb;s
age Of sectaran pickering and contention it is indeed
gratifying to find common ground upon which all
men or pure principles may associate Scatter wide as
the winds OF heaven the seeds of light truth they
will yet spring up and produce rich harvest Of tempo.
raj and eternal benefits. Mr. Bradish closed by Offering
the following resolution
Resolved That tho universal dissemination of the
Bible Is object that should interest the best feelings
add enga the highest efforts alike Of the philan hro
pist aud Christan for it is less conducive to the
well being of in this life than it Is essential to his
happiness in that which is to come.
The Rev. f.. HALEY, Of Salem, New York next took
the stand and occupied the attention of the audience
Tor about twenty minutes When said he, the Cartha
geniau hero took his son to the altar, and made him
swear eternal hostility to the Roman NAME he well knew
that he was mpanting principle which would grow
WITH ms growth, and strengthen with his strength -
In like manner, If We would firmly implant religious
principles, we must take advantage of the earliest
dawn OF the mind In tender youth Nature abhors
q vacuum--and this axiom is peculiarly true with
respect TO the youthful mind Its curiosity is insa-
something to feed upon and unless provide that
which Is good 1t will fisten upon evil decidedly
opinion that the Bible should be regarded manual
IN al our district schools The only objection have
Eyer carries any show Of weight with sthat
ne bioie dscloses scenes which may well be postponed
tor .ne maturer Judgment OF ripper years This objec
uon, however comes with bad grace from those who
llicoti no