New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
.ysryy general favor toward Christianity no. !,

very general favor toward Christianity. II NJ, :.
actual c,SiIe FOR H.
Another paper from the Prudential Comm -
was read oy DR. PoNSeY, the third SECRETARY n, -
kesPotSi'tliy - Pcs rs. Il VAS ong cas-lrn.-'
very verbose, bit teannS down vita con,.J,r.--,
force upon TIE pastor, % churches m reisr,r,.o
her Te>porShry. Ia onter 20 excite anv g,rs,"'
or adequate locTAity on thc part OF the cs',rS.es
three things were utct>> lN formation onthe =
Jet of Missions a Enforcement o. personal Ia
arC au acil}e an4 = e'CmAic nroyi>,On fOf contra
tons a. these We're N.r..s AZ The Disposal A. .
tie hands OF pastors laey could 90 more -.
AGENTS, ana iAes neglected. %. Il would not be a.
- all.
Rev. NJ NIX of Boston. promptly responds. .,
ms appeA die IA. often zone away .rom tbess
netiln.S " m ttt-a- ci depression beca Sc IA,
no efforts me- T. De- able io The debt on.
Eoaud Year after ,eag thi> disproportsoa A.
moons ard wants, which sometimes made A.a, ~,
that tht ohQrcaC> dlc g.'tuS tired % the m ,as-
wtTN. But M> m.ul Aid received great relief h,
day. lie began o Sc that ceot means success A.,
progress TIA, % j. thc natural consequence O. -
growth. II We c.- nothing We should owe no,A,,-
WY should The Icca oi enlargement ami increase ~
eNVcnc ture rghitn - suppose We We're ral ~
con pany. organized wears ago. IN ne day 81 ~, =
thngs. now n our Superintendent shOuht say IN -
cent emtn your >faton-hou>e = too Stns1 -,
must have new tou9.e-iracN and the + raiI ana :
larger locomotive Your business expands ~ ia> AT
stretches far. hal Noug present scale Of oailav
auogtther inadequate you must PIT your htnIS ~
yOtt lOcAttS AID Gown Win the dust should ~
TIN A ~ ggng about he expense. Ot groan n 49,
enlargement should involve Us IN difficulty ~ dear
NJ. We would see large os itends ahead. and 6aai,
submit tc the required - mice Tins Is prsc,Ss,,
cur position. Our missions have Ou,grown ous o.
mer prt partitions. ~ We need 20 cnlarg, then.
Mr X went on foF some time n very tnmalel
strain, AnC expressed himself ready 10 auIhOrre TIE
Board 30 80 forward.
Rev Dr. Cox follow ~ IN the same Key Hs re,.
resented = pretty large TERRITORY, alread. ihe PEI.
topols Of the New World, and destined L. % "a
. 80.
and he thought that n reference 10 i,s hher,iva
this cause. II might take The name 81 thaf di,ia,
guiShed English character. VII tapahllN kg1aa
Il was sol that admitted AZ iudcnnlc culture aai
he thought the Board would display a wise husb.,.
dry to give II little more attention. >iuce ue
death Of Armstrong --.rrffr 70 rcafrdttf 4fa -
(Hcie the Doctors rhapsody WAS suddenly 'rcSet
bv awhspeT from one OF the Secretaries that ilx
was not an audience oi S1rG1S, and that h> Latin
which had been pretty freely u>cd-waS .li..t IL
OF place he recovered, however, With the rcmlrk
that he preferred 10 De guided by hls Own taste
ASts the ability of the churches io meet these rug
menied demands upon her charity and iaith he coGt
say for his own people. that they never SET found
fault With the frequency Or magnitude az ms dreS
upon them Tie tau M ms people, that, M this ml,
ter oi giving the obligation WAS on the other Side
the boot on the other leg that they were the ganoN
rather than the Board. hN what they gave tie hadl
good mind 10 repeat to them portion OF the eNorl.
um Of his last missionary sermon the Whole Il
H. for he had the reputation of making rather long
ones often diShgurus te symmetry oi hi> archliec-
Mre by making the Nc>tbule ltrgef than the temple.
He preached then from a glorious text a. least. and
the burden OF has argument Was that giving ~ast
privilege rather than duty.
Or { ramhlcd on m his animated. dscursne
manner. for some time, frequently exciting roar Of
laughter by ms ccceniucltles or his VA. tie dos
not always help ON The business of meeting, hu', "a
a hot cay ana a crowded house his encncscag
style and happy turns good as glass OF Sol-
water.
III. ANDERSON immediately rose after DR. &, app,-
ronty for the purpose OF ironing out the wrinkles
that ms wlt had provoked. lie reminded the house
that their business Was 90 answer the questions Of
the Prudential Committee and that was sober
business lie expressed desire ~ hear from Ae
representatives OF the churches. whether ihey sofe
wiling to come up 10 u e. mark and be- responsible
Tor The extra $4,000 which The proposed enlarge
ment would demand
Rev Dr. TAYLOR. OF the Dutch Church IN Bergen.
y } IN An aficctne speech expressed himself conn
dent that The churches wercrcady tor enlargement.
lie knew The difficulties " increasing the hucmhiy
of ms people. land 10 must De acknowledged hat ms
rich. Plethora people would be- APT IN help nm m
tins expenence,l but he believed that there was
susceptibility which only needed the electro touch
of the great truths connected win the worlds moral
wants, to yield An abundant supply
Rev. Mr. PALNSR. Of the new Congregational
Church IN Albany, also was wiling Ia plrds, as
people 10 the necessary advance.
Rev Dr ADAMS of New-NoTk, IN long and AM
mated address, explained ana Justhed These pfiou-
cal cnlargrmcnis' The missions of this Board
composed OF growing materials II Will be- r.mcnr
hefed that The AndOycI Seminary was founded q
Iec.. and tins Board formed IN 1910, almost snul-
taneously Ever since that period the Board las
been supplied with men from that SEMINARY "hers
The thOToughness of The illogical training - acquired
that no school M the world furnishes the equal Of.
They are men OF culture-the men To have inhu-
ence any wherc-the very men To influence yOur
Sir StTatiOrd CunIngs, and your diplomats every
wherein men 10 advance science and enrich The
literature of the world by their explorations sub
men must do something and the cause they embark
IN must advance.
The memory of the deceased Mlsslonaries also,
an element OF progress and power Dr. A. padt
glowing eulogy to Harriet Newell and other mission
aries who are dead and after variety of remMAs,
added hIs pledge to do all he could 10 AID The BoEl
m making the proposed advance.
Similar encOurHgemsuis were gwen m short piihf
addresses by Rev Mr. DuFFIELD, of Bloomheh },
Rev. DR.. EDDY, Of Newark, Rev Mr.. TAYLOR, al H.
/, Rev Dr. DEWITT, of \. \. and others -eAienl-
ing the meeting Do The very verge oi the nouf Of fi
On Wednesday evening there were three meetings
IN the three Orthodox Churches Al the fHst 'Df'
tblckeTing's,) addresses were made by Res M.
PRESTON, of the Gaboon Mission m Afnra hff.
MIR BALLANTiNE, OF the Ahmednuggur MISSION ~
India. and Rev. ALERT BARNES, OF Philhiepha.
At the Second, (DT tarnthersD addresses "efo
MADE BY Rev. WILLIAM Go0DItL and Rev WI
WOOD, Of the tOnstanrnOpc Mission. kev. W.
HosNGToS. Of the Ceyon Mission was erpoetedp
>Ieak, but did hot for want OF time AZ the ih'fg'
Rev DR. DIV gifts .on Of President D.iehl) az
crosses were made bY Rev DR.. srowk, OF Bo"uviH
COLLEGE, Rev Mr. hIRg of Boston, and he' NJ
TRACY, OF the Madun Mission.
In the afternoon If Wednesday, II should De ,iAei,
there was a public meeting m the second fsiisn
thurch al the same time OF the meeting N We ~
Church, al which Nj GoODELL, Mr. Brs"f"Nt "a"
Choctaw Missionary, and Rev Mf OLEAsoN' ~
turned missionary rom the ther0kees, maze "a,
dresses. On the whole, The time was pretty "sn
tak6nup. 81
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