New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-13

second year brougb, him large amour, of produce -
ne landlord told him IL was too much hs could no,
tske II all The tensUt insisted. saying have saved
what IL necessary for the support Of ms family The r.
IL yonrs-you own the lsnd II required som. argument
10 con'ioco hlm That this was not the way business
managed IN our country lie soon learned however Ia
LAY ~ and has tecOme agsrciOUs his mel. ors
GOD be ssid, owned the world and allowed us 10 use II
giving what could sfiord 70 Hun IL was a usrt al
our trial IN this lie 10 decide each for himself what be
ought - give Tor the advancement of religion In tn.
world, remembering always thst all he has belong, Ia
God H. ssid the measure OF every mans happiness
was bis beneS Olence and IT any would enjoy tner Dos
sessions let them appropriate good portion 10 beneyo
lent purposes II they preferred bequeaih them for
such objects at desh the Lord could take them away a,
any time II he had need OF their property At any rate
he thought It was sou TO give as they prospered
with means, and enjoy the luxury OF doing good
As 10 the ability OF the West be firmly believed IL
would be greatly their advantage msse up the en-
tire amount for which the Board was deficient The
West responded nObly 10 the cry from the starving mil
Hone OF Ireland aud had been enriched by the gift But
what he asked Is the physisa starvation Of the millions
IN that little isand compared the wretchedness Of
hundreds OF millions Vanishing for the bread Of eternal
life
DIR. Akin Of Cleveland said as a western man be
would say there wide difference between the cir
cumstances of the East aud the West The East had
the advantage Of age. socially. pecunisrily and re
gousy while al the West they had yet TO labor at the
foundations he though, pastors and lsymen had made
a mistake heretofore in depending much upon sgen
cies for raising funds. Churches that had recently
tort general thing, appointing numerous collectors
listing msles and females, parents and children In the
work, bad created liberal fund from the hundred lit
tie rills that had flowed into their treasury.
Rev G. A EDDY Of Jsc ksonvle Illinois 10 an animat
ed and forcbe address pledged the State of Illinois for
its proportion of the $3.50 600 needed by the Board
coming year He would be responsible for bis church
and those in the neghbOrhood for advance in their
contributions this yesr OF y per cent be the
less Ha gave interesting account Of the results
OF Missionary Society 10 building up his own Sabbath
School.
Hon. Mr.. Terry Of Hartford thought there existed
reserved power which II It could be brought into action
would be adequate TO meet the wants of the Board aud
that power lay the West Tn thirteen original States
but fringe Of gold upon the border Of a rich
wide spread garment The great wesihy, wide spread
West now governs and be thanked the Ruler OF the
Universe that AZ yet, we had cause to mourn the
change Of power. There we made the tall and grace
fol lndisn bow down before us and as be bowed be
loepL II is not Here brother meets brother.
snd all aim at the prevalence of those principles which
essential to national individual happiness and
power May not OF the East then ssy to our Western
brethren beware lest your wealth snd numerical
strength by mssppcauon, become snare TO you, and
prove precursor to your weakness and tnsl downfall
IL will unless the moral prevsilsuuless it goes before
and ssnctifes the Intellectual and the physical
lie had become alarmed at the lively JOY tina. seemed
10 pervade cOuntrywhich Animstcs orators, Is
the boast Of our State papers. and sometimes even
creeps into pulpts because ueaih IS Increasing
population swelling aud our sword carrying all be-
fore il, while we do 90 little TO avert the consequences OF
unssnctifed wealth and power. Let therefore, call
upon the West TO bring into moral action their reserved
but vast resources, and make them available In this
mighty work OF evaDgelizDg world.
Rev DR. Billiard said be lived in the center Of the Unit
ted States This center he said is ST. Louis and is yet
70 Be the Capital lie spoke of the ability growing inter-
est and responsibility OF the West In relation to the mis-
sioDsry enterprise, in strain OF thrilling eloquence
After addresses from some other gentlemen, the
cradle DR. Beecher rose he said make speech,
which had just been made 10 his hand (relerrne 10 DR..
Billiards. address but 10 endorse IT, which he did In his
usual strong and brilliant style.
10 the evening, Rev. DR.. Msgee, Of Elizabethtown,
preached eloquent discourse before very large audi
ence from the text Until the Spirit be poured ont from
on hgh"-showng that the promised aid of the Holy
Spirit Is the grand encouragement to missionary Effort