New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
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MAssAcfr- SITS SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY -Thi.
society hold ifs -evenrae1ra 4au.rerssrv Meeting 70
fremont Temple. Thur.dsy afternoon Hon -Avrrr.
2 Anr.rRoNC IN TIE Chair The meeting Wa ou.ref
with prayer ~ Rev Dr. Pierce President of the We
tern Reserve Colls-e ia Ohio. The Secretary VI the
society Rev NJ bullard read an abstract from he
Annual Report which shows that the 1u..u. q rre
Dcpo--orv has been during re usst wear s0p47 -f
Tie number Of new pulcat.ar. tgring the YEAR has
beeer - The whole number ~ publcst.ou. including
all lind. 3. 20. ~ v--t numb a- -0 Az ar-.r6 r.r
urncs and g. are question took. and caiech.rn. Dur
he pat year libraries have been opriated 20
y -tae. h~sie % the sandwich Islands. Prussia. a. al
iiorula- AiTca and tho Chocts~ Nation. NJ -ociefy
now include ir u. embrace o-i1e tne destitute places
ID Ae~ and tle Middle and southern state the
Great Wet, Oregon. Texas and lal.i1rnia Returns
from ~ schools % III La'e nave been rrceiftd ana
a-p from portion % taosf 10 Name, Ne" hsmith-Ie
ana 'rfneni "-neciea "ltn no nl.n'ti ~ 1000
returned from fAs state there are 800 officer. and
TEACHER. and $500 scholars. OF schools. 204 report
+lJ -fh0l8rs over j. % j ~ these schools
codrnued through the N inter The mum Dor ~ ylFfn-
DO Benevolent Societies formed ls reported 90 30 3D.
and tho Iuufiu fH. llffT
ing wa addressed ~ Rev Nr -awfcle Rev Rufus
W Clark OF Portsmouth. y Il . Hon. Wn r. Calhoun.
Secretary ~ state Rev pr. stowe ~ Cincinnati Ohio
and Hev Dr. Billiard ~ II Louis No The meeting
closed WIKI hcuedlcrou hy the at named speaker
t,,rFr~,> --xn..,. -clroot >ro~-Na, IN fremont
Tautl. r1ur.dsv forenoon Hon HFvAN LINCOLN
rr.. sry-f rerei ,tifb nrsyer av Rev Barton stow
T. d ~ A. g-.... C.r,.-.f s-.,,. of the -oc5afv
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-. o., 80, ,,,.5I. ~, -, ..,,.e1f III, ,bls rrra.,ln
H. ~ ,t, ,-,d -, -5 .,-sc,- tr,ro tb. annual
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1. -ci,f. tsg, fser ID ia g. of which sgil l0
ve-o Sona.,rs and leraeies - 0l3 CID from saie-
siJi ~ for rents % Tho -ocieys building IN Chest
nut-f and S3DO iosns The balances from last year
= OH - and stock of books 0u hand slplIi ~ The
Expenditure have been stereotype plates 9 ~ -
cofvnahts and editing - ~ - engragin.s : 60 90
paper 80 G2i o. printing 81 900 - binding 80 fr
- Bibles Testament and other books St7J1 = in
tcro. on loans = "a 80. l0ans pad - On salaries IN
Philadelphia Depository - Ji1 Sd rent of depository
aud orce- - OD0. taxes Sl4 p missionaries agents
and donations made 10 toor schoo'. &c s34J1O 80
which with me 0rerdrsi Of last year = O1 ~ makes
: a. - a. lbcnr -l2f1l Dr. more than the whole
amount roffr irfcd % the donation fund.- miscells
n.ous item. - ,l3 80. balance cash on hand slOl .
stock Of books on hand So $40 .l The total indebted
ness Of the society s go 80 49, Seventy Sunday
-choo. Colporfeurs have been employed I VARIOUS
periods Of time in twenty two different states and Ter
ut0res These sunday school Missionary Coiporteurs
haze established 7O0 schools and have visited and
revived V- other SCHOOL, altogether embracing 3l-l
teachers and lll0u3 scholars. They have distributed
uY sale ana Donation nearly c@i"J worm OF ifl-pi-
books for children and youth Their salaries and eN
pcnses were -lZ,,ll 90 Donations a. BOOKS Tracts
So 90 the value Of Slo4J2 70 have been made, and
he-' Win me cnu ees to me dohh'h accounts inaN'7
ne amount expended n missionary amor ana uona'h'
-Nt"tp Vs. winch WIN me oF"iurai on lA't year
r-vi' Nv makes me actual 'Np'hnltuir "i inc ",'F
Tor sunday school Mls-lpnffN 'upoii'uf- ana uohH
lions 20 sunday schools sl@44l TO beyond ihe conf
buttons received for this purpose New puicaiions
issued durng ne l'-i year - and the ne" fadns maj
Ter pat IN circulation amounted 20 nr'ry tpWw VOC
-mo of 2O pages each. OF the whole number Of pub
locations Of over - pages Issued the past year Two
thirds were written for the Society The total value
OF publications distributed during the year, IL sl5l-
80 80 larger amount than has ever been circulated
by the Society any year since it, organization.
Addresses were delivered Us Rov Dr. Higgins Of B0s
ton. Rev Mr. 6oddard of Philadelphia, j. b. Ious"y |
tsq. OF Ianhnuaieuh. ~ t. i'F- j. H. io"he, Lo"'il
Mass Rev b. w 'hdla" ONO ana heF A. J.. stone
Boston
NEW ENGLAND ANTf-SLAyERY CONVENTION |
TiHrsdqy afternoon N,ssf9n-Ablc and eloquent speech
were made By Garrison. Poster, Douglass. George |
Eradburr May and Rev Mr Dall Rev Mr. Pierpont |
made few remarks IN explanation Of the action OF the
l'ntarans He Wa received with drafening applause
Hc .id that the nar4n Ministerial Association had
determined TO hold four meetings during Anniversary
Week two Of which sha be- devoted % Reform topics
Slavery, Temperance, Land Reform and kindred
subjects