The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-26

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sne adoption OF The Report OF the Boa,
ne success which that report engendeIs
me heart Of the widow and orobsp n
ia'her and mother, will spread fame Viii,
shali light up the domes cf the Christ,
| 'lhnfch. Il IS great for mind, subtle a,
oeeP TO contend with matter. bar is grsar
llr ior mind 10 contend with mind ~
hev. gentleman addressed he nlee,ing
some langth.
! BEoTnER DRAKF seconded the re.olpr;o
which passed.
Rev. Mr.. SoMERs, in The absence
Elder X. l.. Coleman, moved the follow
ing resolution:
"sso'rta, Thatit is The privilege and The ,Lat
% All who cherish proper regard for ths sim
pc apostolic form CT the ordinances Of Ch,;.l
~ uhlie "a maintaining, aud rendering efficient
'ae ,Hor's OF Society that pTsseeutes. a. 4,
SNgie obJeei, the circulation OF the sa,.rs
scriptures in their purity.
lhis. said the Rev. gentleman. Is 80
cIeIy got up originally and prosecuted /,
ITS present result with the one and indivis;
Ole idea-to The spreading Of the Bible
Tod grant us the day hen .xe shall bay,
he Bible universally spread, and a uransla
uon OF tso that all can understand frss
rom the shackles Of sectioaal rendering
lhe held Of The world is open before as
and the mountainous Obstacles which were
visible IN our young days. Mr.. President.
nave dissolved before perseverance.
Brother Porter, Of Mass, seconded The
resolution with great pleasure, and wished
10 take this opportunity to bear testimony
10 the excellence Of the Society. which was
certainly beckoned into lie by the hand Of
Jesus Christ-a Society which. though
young IN yeas, is hoary in wisdom. IT..
motion was passed.
Brother W.9E, returned Missionary
from burmah. IN the absence Of Rev. =
hlneali, moved resolution TO the follow.
.ng effect ~
glory consists =" -.-HIng
- ss-,ng 70 Divine Aa,koritv
.aking no lsssons from hau'sn eTseds, and
showing 60 standard bat thsi which the Holy
Spirit has given, C"He that hath an ear 10 hear.
ct him hear what the Spirit saith unto the
Churches, BY its peTseyering and successful
,uteayoTs 10 give to the heather the Sacred
faithfully translated commsnds Itself
. the symPathies and Hberalities Of ell who
owe The Truth and desire its circulation.
lie along with other missionaries had
gone forth among the Heatfen. aud what
,ould have been tone without the Bible.
aud We were rejoiced when , faithful tans.
alton vas ready to enlshlen The Pagan
md The lnhdel. Brother Wade continued
{. address.Ihe meeting some time, after which
he motion was seconded and passed.
% IL. Evangelical Alliance.
This Society held lis anniversary Thurs
lay night, al 7 ID o'clock Ia the Dutch
reformed Church, corner Of Fourth Street
nd l4aisyelieplace
After prayer by Rev. DR.. SkISSFs, ftev.
De-. Pax reported 10 the meeting. He
tatsd the CHriGidn Iai0a, Published by
'lr Hewston and edited b. DR.. BAIED had
realty aided the objects Of the Society.
IA the last year, there had been formed
hree Auxiliary Sooieties-one in the North.
vest district including North Pennsylvania.
me in Philadelphia and the other in Troy.
Fhey had no agency as yet, except what
hey had dur ne the last month, in which
Rev. Mr. Beech, Of the Presb,terisn
.hurch, circulated their uacts, aud extended
leir organisation.
Rev. DR.. CuEESEE then appeared. In
he referred to the state Ct
Ifalrs in Europe, which had been con-
nented upon by most Of the Societies now
folding their meetings in THIS city. None
u these Societies. however, egualled the
Evangelical Alliance in The importance CT
Is aims. There was said to be HOLY
Alliance in Europe 10 restore the Pope 10
lis supremacy. The difference letween
hat alliance and this would be pointed out.
The DR.. then read a number OF Scriptural
passages to prove that the Church Of Rome
vas the haflot OF Babylon mentioned in
Revelations, and that the time was at hand
when both the Pope and the church. OF
which he was the head, should be utterly
Destroyed. Ia the book Of Revelation, The
,east was represented as opening his mouth
md speaking, after receiving his mortal
wound. The Pope had opened his mouth
II Gaeta, and asserted his dominion over al
Christendom. But bis prayers were in
ain, for his days were numbered. The
Imy Of Intervention would be destroyed
With him. when God poured out The walls Of
lis wrath, and the adullerOus union oil
Church and State, whether in Italy or in
England, would be overturned. Christ
las said that his Kingdom was not of thi,
world. The Pope, Who claims to be his
ticsr, has declared that his kingdom is oil
his world, aud that he must have it, and
lis servants will fight for him. France
lad proved herself, BY the assistance she
vas giving the Pope. TO be one OF the frogs
described in prophecy. She had sent
brandy aud priests to the Sandwich Islands,
Ind waged hostilities for PopeTy against
heir Christian Queen. Nor were the
ganderings after the beast confined to Eu.
ope. for here, in this Republican country,
Protestant writers were found who advoca.
ed the restoration Of the Papacy by force
If arms 10 Italy, that beautiful country
which had been so loag prieslridden and
iown.trodden by the mystery Of iniquity
DR.. Cheeyer concluded by commenting
-alher severely upon passage in the Free.
mans yJErzaal.
lie was followed by Rev. DR.. KESSEDf,
1f Philadelphia, VINO began by calling at.
ienton to the Society as a grand platform
On which Christians OF all denominations