New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

Den Of Williams College Mr. Jones sailor, Rev. Mr..
Consoles. Portuguese Lieut. Foot OF the l. ;. Navy,
and Rsy Mr. Adams, Sesrnsn' Chaplain ~ Hsvrs
MOTHERS BAPTIST EpUoirIos SocIsrr.-This
Society held rs 3lst anniversary In Boxsoin Square
meeths house on Wednesday A NJ. Rev. Mr. Lrvrreit,
ac,inxecretsry read q short report from which il sp.
pesrei thar i new benercsres had been received du
mig tue year making the whole number of hensfcisries
under the care Of the Society, = which IA larger
number tasn hsi been under IL for three years
The whole amount OF money received by the Society
during the year exceeded 81 30 Of which 81 40 had
been the avail q permsnen' fund Of about $4,000
s35 had beeG fcce.yei from previous oeuenciaes snd
the rem Under from general collections
Rev Dr.. sharp casred some very appropriate and
eloquent remarks on the importance Of edasson to the
Bapfs, Denomination.
Rev Mr Choules made some very severe remarks en-
the management Of the Northern Bspts; Education So
cety and declared Il his opinion that while this sort
Of MANAGEMENT continued the Baptist churches would
not and on shs not psronize the Society tic said IL
was mAEaged snd managed 20 It's ruin. by a set OF
men IN this city who psyet into each others hsnds AMI
carried al It's interests their breeches pockets And
the same men hsd sged Newton Theological Serius
" until the Of the denomination had come 10 hold
it very chespy and for himself he considered nothing
but curse 10 the churches He spoke plainly and Sc
verey but bis brethren knew IN their hearts tns De
spoke truly. For himself be would as soon bow down
ard worship the Lord Bishop Of Rome |. the Lord
Bi.nop Of Boston. Traveller
ANgRIci Az PEAcs SocrErr-We have already
given account Of this Socetys anniversary. sp-
pears that at the business meeting il seed hs, the
ions wing standing notice should hereafter appear on the
co&r OF the Advocate of Peace viz
"Tke American Peace Society taking ss the basis Of
corporation the principle that war 10 Inconsistent with
ChTasuiy and the true interests OF mankind confines
iisef0rts entirely q the object ot preventing inter
national Il has nothing 20 do with any OF the pop
ulsr iheorie, respecting capital punishment antgOvern
men, or nonresis,anee but invites all who favor rs OBJ
sc, 20 unite with the Society the conditions OF 81
snnua subscription. $50 at one time 10 constitute
life ms mbarship'
The officers of the Society were then chosen with en-
tire unsDinlity ANsoS G. PHELPs, Esq New-iork, Pre-
] sdent
MASSACHUSETTS CoNGREGArIoSAL CHARITABLE
SocIErr-The annual meeting of The Massachusetts
Congregational Society" held Monday last. May
~ A letter received from Hon. Peter G. Brooks
presenting five hundred dollars "in aid OF its sacred
charity The Report ofthe Treasurer exhibited very
hOurlshng condition oits funds and the charity OF the
year distributed smons forty.one benefcaries.
The MEETING OF AssocnTIoSIsrs, AZ Wash
ingtonlsn Hall Tuesday afternoon was the scene of
quite an animated discussion between Rev. Mr.. Brsman
OF MArblshesd and Messrs Ripley snd Claiming Mr..
Braman made some enquiries respecting the peculiar
views of Assocsiouiss which were promptly answered
by the gentlemen above named. Nr. Brsmsn seemed
TO have received considerable light when he discovered
that Associsoniss believed that the time would come
when dscord and strife should cease, and that men
would live 10 perfectsste of society and emphstcsy
remarked that he not believer ia the .octrne of
perfection. He wished to put another question: when
he was interrupted by Mr.. West who vehemently pro-
tested against the time being occupied in any such
ner Il was decided that Mr. B. had the door, upon
which Mr. West took his place the platform. and
nounced bis intention OF making speech at All events,
but finally Kissed down, and he h1ay concluded TO
let Mr. Braman proceed, provided M was as a man and
not as clergyman.
Mr. B. then remarked that sono Associations hsd
been in existence for long time and wished 10 know
the members Of them bad beguR to feel in themselves
the elects OF ths state Of perfection He was answer
ed that yet the slightest approach 20 model phs
lsux had been madethst AssOcisliOnsts JUS, be-
ginning 20 promugse, and that until an Association was
founded they could not expect to real its secsthst
the existing attempts az Association more like
what s aimed than the churches of the prescott day
Ike what intended by Christ at their founds.
ton but that AssocatiOuiss do believe that there Is
better time coming, when society shall DO perfectly
ganiZsd and shall exist in perfect state. some
farther discussion ensued and the beat spirit seemed to
be- manifested on both sides tChrouoiyPe.
NEW ENGLASD ASTISLAyERr CONVENTION
The following resolution introduced by Wendell
Phillips. Esq on Tuesday
Rsssirsa That he speech OF anel Webster al Charles
South Carolina, In those very streets whence the
crab sagept OF this comnow h was - atey and 40 IN
sullingy driver n u be looked anything else ihan
the loose "a of fswnng office seeker grossly false
far undertakes 60 repreesnt tho sentiment OF Mssss
chuselss and IL such worthy Of tho State wou
with the htory OF the last years esh
il should be 10 his memory that Mr. Websers craven 81
lence, there and elsewhere the great subj-c which
dsIksps the national aoriEon dreadDg 10 call hinge
by their plain and seeking under OF smbsu-
Gus phrases To avoid the Of either section OF the
country marks him as unworthy OF the name OF states
msn. and shows him man willing To sacrifice his o~s
serespec the welfare II the country. the claims OF hu
mainly ard the honor Of h7 nation 20 personal smb
ton and party ard that his course, giving,
does the weight VI his name 10 falss ideas and false
hopes, misleading the Southern mind, sud buoying II
win rash confidence In s base ard cruel policy stamps
hin no, only traitor % the principles tie free states
but the real enemy Of hst Union which be Processes 10
edOre-ss the whose umid sehshness and false
counsel contribute overthrow and this Lhuence
would be extensive that bis long aud we'll known
seryy while L las lost him the confidence OF tho R0Th
been the south with the nemptt deserves
and that his awkward hypocrisy the Of presden-
tlsl elections decsiyss no hut himself"
This Resolution the theme OF animated Addresses
by leading Anti Slavery speakers.
On Tuesday evening the Convention was disturbed
by rowdies, who were taken to the watch house