The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09

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the receipts we're oar snan n ~ ne msI Ia
49, ia soe;a,n Tron, France and a,her countrns Of |
Europe The feeling for this society had greatly
and the Dssrnters In Scotland the increase in this
;trst has heen remarkable as well ma in Switzerland
and Ge,m,ny The prooress Of the WORK in Canada ia
, - ;,b ,n,,b srccess. and tha ,,;ss;on on the
Prders ~ Merco The creatcst success attends the
ot ~ thnse anoaa.d schooi has %een ostahlsh
cd and Tho nissona9v there thinks he shall want an
osit.nt to aid In the work AZ ST Dominco tn So
cicty has had Encouraging nrosnccts and thot.
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~ Tsiar Pr oi 'no sV'o,U Inara;so
'nV '" IN So9th Amenca, "' ou,aapps
success mas attehueu, anu III new Oiioa"9j We
are happy TO say the progress Oh the society was Ia
yorabe In the old world the greatest success mad at
tended the EFFORTS Oh the MISSIONARIES. Az otocknoh
paper of considerable circulation has been establish
ed and among the Lapanders the society Is in pros
porous condition wnle IN hussia .nere rs, Is no oDsIruc
has chosen many OF the tracts sent there 10 be printed
in the Russian language Tor the use OF their schools
The political agitatons OF France have mad no effect
to njure the work and that country Is In better con
don for the reception OF the gospel than before In
pation to join this Society with the American Proes-
tant Society and it is probable this Is the last ami
tse . Of Ss soeey the union will BE-
mated Thursday night next at the anniversary Of
the American Protestant Society hisproposed to eau
the society the American and Foreign Christian
Union.
Rev. DR.. HcGINs, of Boston, was introduced to the
audience who said he had listened with pleasure to the
reading of the report but regretted to have the name
of the society botted out of existence The report has
spoken of union, and he happy to be present at
the publication of the The report spoke of
Bile abroad and it was true that looking abroad upon
the great European panorama the senses know not
what to do All the plains and valleys below scar,
and hot with blood. France has been spoken of more
particularly For fifty years that country had been in
commotion, destroying governments; but cannot her
generals put stop to such work, He had asked whore
were her Napoleons and Cavaignac and if they could
stop her career it would be hard to bring her to
her proper senses France necessary help carry
the church into the millennium. There is no country
of greater beauty but there is country which has
so often sharpened the for the execution of her
own children. When these have been stopped, France
will back to the days of her former prosperity
They might kill the fattcd calf for the pendulum of
the prophecies would strike down the glorious sound of
the Scriptures The dead is alive, and the lost is
found.
Rev Mr. Woop was next introduced and delivered
brief address He spoke ofthe Evangelical Christianity
and opposed the idea of monster kingy ruler In the
Papal chair 1t could not be concealed that the re-
volutionists OF the old world were opposed to
Christianity and it was because they had been ground
down by those who protested christianity and they be-
ieve that Chrstianty-is opposed to them IL is the
duty OF Christians to teach them that the peoples Will
Is Just us much the power OF zoo as victoria or
las 1t Is the duty OF Evangellsts TO teach them that
God is the only true one and make the principle I'M
derstood that the people and OF land trusted
IN God IL was not tne poou wnch howeu IN inc re-
vouion, but 1t was the spirit winch lea them 10 Bun,
ker Hill. Alike from prcstcrait ana Kngcrat ~ VIII
have the effect to christianize the world 1t was
necessary to make political ana religious principles
meet together TO insure tne success OF Cnrlstanty
heY r. $4,000 ~ nca r. "o oras ~
resolutions touchlnS upon tne WORK OF tne society IN
Europe ana IN rapa. Sonm1tss lie ne r wSmt ON 20
say that those VINO hau lVokeo upon te Vi
Europe 1or the past year nao maIheu sa. tere was
great DIVISION Ihere had Deeh aeep IN our
country during .ne last year anu az ;e
OF the society the very name OF was received
WIN acciainas,ohs VI ueshy, nu, n ~ uPposeu
lu. doois 20 taap SId H. nnbI oo,Id "t $50
IL os it, that time that France would
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peeh atheists ne VIM Tus .eA'ou.eu AZ 'aonua
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not think that monarchy Is 10 sucn per.y
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hsht .he pel.ies VI ihu.n'y 'o Ills, ueus. 'e
none save what existed In the human heart and that
unorganized whie tnere Is an organlIeo ihnuehty
throughout Tue olu woI ie iiau n.y. in ei,o SsS
and well knew that infdelty grew weaker and weaker
every day He could see by the Candidates VINO ire
W naa mU m w" Srocn ~ Cod and
work in the spirit and Europe shall be herself indeed
Hon. BENJAMIN r BUTLER was next introduced, VINO