The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-07

anu poreigu Christian Mon in the
ed. A hymn then sung, after which the Rev K s.
Storrs. Jsrr., Pastor Of the Church Of the ,rims
Brooklyn, n H.. (congregatona) delivered most elo
The Rev L. PLATTE delegate from tho Evangelical
Society Paris. addressed the meeting i'll very aoe
and made short discourse the benefits arising
the operations Of the society The doxology then
sung, benedaetion pronounced and the meetn, sepe
rated
New Yoris and American Sunday school
UnloU.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, the children OF the
New York and American Sunday School Union, of whom
there about 2ooee in this city and It's vicinity assem-
bled at Castle Garden Triper Hail. and Oliver street
Church They marched with their teachers from their
respective Sunday Schools under their banners those
points of rendezvous There is building in the city
that could contain them all. Castle Garden filled
from the ceiling to the stage and when the banners
planted all around the ground ioor hung from the
gallery each exhibiting ts appropriate number device
and inscription. with the happy little faces arouni H.
the tout ensemble striking aud beautiful very good
band added effect to the The stage occupied
by number of clergymen. and also some ladies
Rev DIR. FrERs presided on the occasion, AMI called
The meeting 10 order 10y tn, ringing of bell when hr
announcedthat the proceedings would commence by
singing hymn.
The Anniversary opening hyrn, Happy, happy. meet
We here was then sung
Prayer was then offered By one Of The clergymen in at
tendance.
Rev. MIR. soarRs, of the South Church New York.
being then called on by the President addressed the
teachers and the little multitude follows with
reluctance consented at the request of the committee.
to say few words here, to day, just for ten inmates,
Say the committee Ten minutes to ad fress 10000 -
mortal souls Oh, that God himself may speak every
heart! Teachers aud members OF the sunday school,
this H. indeed great work in which you are engage
The very best and the wont men that the worli has
ever made such from, first impressions II
that be truc how momentous the responsibility thar DE-
rhergp pf fhp New sch
Association. IL my memory in fact of his
tory 1t Is recorded Of Alexander the Great that in the
early period Of his life he particularly uncouth
rough and unseemly In his demeancr The Instructions
Of Aristotle his teacher somewhat modified this in
life. and foe the greater portion of his days hc what
mtn in general approve. But when age came upon
him aud he no longer under the infacnce that hat
controlled him b fore then rolled out all his early inn
presSions and need not tel you that he died ~retch
whose name desire to forget. What male Napoleon
the greatest captain that marched beneath human
banner When he was four years old Ic furnished
with little cannon aud its apparatus and then Il
prci ably, that he ilnbbed the martial spirit which
made him what he was Let ne quote once more
II IL said Of Noair-vhosc will be forgotten
MS long genius human talent Is remembered ful
infdehy abhorrrd-he ubibel his ars, IMPRESSIONS
by committing TO memory, in his childhood, an inild
poem lnccd not tell you how helyedand died Tie boast
cd that II took twelve to write Christianity mp AID
only one (mcaning himsclD was necessary % write 10
down The scenes OF this day belle his assertion Ict
me now give you an instance of different kind Philip
Henry. the father Of the commentator trained up his
son IN the ways and ordinances ct the Lord do not
that he converted him; bat he ins rumcnta In
lending MN to Jesus Christ. Teachers have here
to day 10000 immorts spirits who subject /, your
control Hnd every OF these M springng ana spark
ling at your iect will flow increasing In volume t Il
u river OF life death The morning star 81 every
child here will give character to the evening star ol
negerendnE existence. Strive. therefore aud pray
their salvation till Chrs be formed In them the o - IL
glory Looking at the bsnnere struck with No. =
which bore the inscription +" Feed ms Limbs" How
beautiful how glorious is your privilege Jhr ban
ncr which cio I'd the procession tolt now this
to be- donc-"aly word Il truth" You 10 t.tci
the children uUdas eternal TRUTH and In th' day
Of judgment I viii bold you responsible pr the
charge now committed T. you venerable fAther
ON the platform said in looking AZ thc sgh be1rc
this srrly i the sait Of the nation And H. H. lei,
10 the tract sociees Temperance soectie AMI euniy
schools. that the Bruughsms the Websters an the
hghtened phanthropss and patriots Of every hni ace
looking with hope Ani II mistake not The nrytr -.
b- futg0tcn Adams salt there conservative prn-
cipe Ia this iud but the nibc aLl the SUNDAY 'chbo
II needs not prophecy 10 tell what sa b. the il page
of history. u acglect the rising generation sni
leave them 10 thcmselves, amidst she cptruptinr ample
Of the wickeanrss around them A diansstsh man
once said give me The making ~ people, bhai. AMI
care not who ma'fs her aws" 20 say l. with regard
70 sunday schools Give me the influence Of the Bib,
and that intitutl0n. over the young. and wh
laws made fpr laws to them will b. ulncccssa.-s
Seventy years ago Bunker lll notle band of -,
tfiCts pledged their lives 10 their country, aad cod
blessed thair vow I know other way II which
can serve cur country 30 we'll. a. by untrng r.0,s
banners 90 before me. II any ofyou are disposed -
Withdraw FROM the post Epu occupy. coniurc ylu -
ptrstvrrc and stick 10 " to the lat. I
sunday school teacher. I would be now, 3. Got
had not put me IN the pulpit. Hos glorious would
be ny privilege II my a9t speech for sunday
schools you little chilIrca before a iova
Mcrcy going to Sunday schools will Sot yoI souls
You must give heed to che nstrucian you receive You
must cone TO Jesus Who said tr little ciiirn o.
come unto and fosbid them n,t for of sch 4 thr
kingdom Of God' Come for all tAings ready Ths.
spirit and the braie say conn aud let IA that arr
athrss and drink the watsr oi life fpply Corn.
50 tod for ti H. the day gisalyaton May GOd IL
his Infinite mercy prrT Us him carth std
TO i've forever wAh him In heaven.
The cheering q the children, which fssowrd THE 4,
d-e-s, mosi euthusiss stt and prolonged
The hymn. Holy BiblS wei lone thee wa> thsa
sung.
Rev Mr. CmpisN, Welsh clergyman. from OAla w,s
next called spon by the Chairman address tl A.es.
bly, lie said-ln my rb0rs have often pictured Ia my
mind how great OF Ssnday schol ehil teen
would appear Ihase the reality before as anI The
day scoool mani was never happier than | am NOW
amid = this ofhcsds cannot d.serise my f,rl.
ings. These banEers the teachers-the thithcn-9ll
happy Oh h~w bright the prospects ~ the atu r.
when we witness thus tho power of the wor ~ to 4
move the human soul and Affect It, future aesti
| ny for good sometDes we ara Tesdy 10 f,mh,
when We hear Of the American goyrrnm snt u.
/ ing in danger; feel there l. ',anger 81
/ the dsmembernent Uf the United ~ stes wher
such christian patriotism this day bshpd cheer
our hearts Ny confidence In the ultiu .te triumph
Jesus Christ never stronger than " there moi
encouragement in this great xaheri' a, feel w. ant
will feel II ~ thread my way in tn far West shall
constitute my Sunday school les. cyl repaid Tor
journey of leO0 miles share hc Joys of the hour ,nd
bess God with you that lie Is with the Sabbath SchJo
! cause.
Great cheering from tho children followed thi, al
drcss; also. the hymn. ~Prccious Saviour" thcf
sung and then Happy Land" ny the children aon'
when the bencdctio's was pronounced by Rev pr FFa