New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26
Receipts per contributions during the year s25SW IL
for same period E5szl w

Disbursements for period E5szl w
Excess of contributions disbursements 81 $50 10
The Board having thus endeavored to condense
into the limits of the Report an outline OF the
wear 8 operations, respectfully refer the subject,
with all its interests TO the attentive considers
ton of the benevolent. Such cannot faii to on-
serve that this organization is unlike every other,
and that it's claims to favor are correspondngly
DeCuar Its action is not restricted to particular
seasons, places or persons; 1t undertakes no I'M
practicable schemes nor makes pledges 1t cannot
redeem it does not lntrude on the natural sympa'
thes and duties of relationship which God has
wisely appointed for benetcent ends nor super
sede or interfere with existing charities. On the
contrary, it overeaps all selfish, sectarian, and
party objects, and becomes the friend, the.ally,
and coadjutor of all. 1t reGxplores, indeed, the
same ground, and having cared fcr those whom
others may have overlooked, or that come not
within their scope of relief, it passes beyond them,
in it's wider range, to other objects; it traverses
every street and lane, and alley, within the ut
most bounds of this vast Metropolis; 1t pene-
trates every cellar, and garrett ana mover, "hets
the needy are found, and without respect to dli-
ference of crceds, color, or country ministers 70
all not otherwise provided for, in way to benefit
the recipient and promote the best interests Of the
community II supplies, i'll a word the acKnoW'
lodged deficiencies 10 other charities, private, as.
sociato, and public; and, by its nicely adjusted
machinery, numerous agents and continuous ac-
ton, furnishes complete system Oh eeehloSJ Ma
relief, which, if adequately sustained viii AFFORD
an insurance against imposition ant sHDesr1ng
from wa1t to the extent it is, or may be coniidea
in, for tie entire CITY.
But let il not be forgotten, that the INSTITUTION
with all its array Observation-Disclosures and sei'sac'
riGcing labors, is only the amoner OF the beneyo-
lent. They have called it into existence ana on
their bounty it depends for continuance II the
necessary supplied, it Will do lts APP
propriate work if these are stinted or withheld,
its operations, in like degree, will be crippled or
foil pauperism be increased, and an incalculabte
amount Of suffering inevitably ensue. But better
things are confidently anticipated than such fears
would indicate. 1t cannot be that the needy in
Christian community will be neglected BY the fol-
lowers Of Him, who, for our sake, became poor,
houseess and DEPENDENT and whose example
and teachings show how deep, and tender, and
abiding, were the claims Of the needy to his re-
gard For His sake, thousands have literally con-
tributed for their relief there not other thou
sands who will do likewisel Waving the i'm
perotire duty of giving, who would willingly fore
90 the JD,trllege Of sharing in so noble work I
All above want have something to spare for the
less fortunate Let each one give az God has
prospered him, remembering who hath said wv It'll
what measure ye mete, it shall be easured to
you again" and The blessing OF him who was
ready to perish shall come upon him. and the
widows heart sing for joy"