New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

b'eis'rE ~ poured out IN ,hs vors thsy tavs In hcs
When tied ar-c'ed arr ihss ne Away, seeessdhgus!s
itserrs0n When 10 seui fs.lh nen /, preach shs
gospel 70 the world b. I'D COT lase thsas from prncs
| OF hcoh, for they wee ol.y poor fshexnea. srca
uer weTe-o o. fkeiy 10 forget the b,o,k from which
thsy were se"n II he might compare snIl thnzs
and great, he conid zee some ap.ogv h.tweap tae
eouTse pursued by them and tha ~ CO.., a. ~ al.
tea God before be sent them forth 10 he xorx ou,
them In the furnass ard rendered the A. in.,rneo,-
oi ." WIZ snd 'nSs u y one Unlon) blessed this
year with ursxs, pied succeo Tie believed tia, h va,
ewing 10 the dark season Of iriss and rebuke which
preceded il.
Rev. Mr.. ARMITAGE spoke next. This
morning the Cti0a wn preay well undsr-elsh
Thess hiss besa ruunor presy we'll circulated, tina,
they were assembled 20 day to bury the Amsrican
Bible mon. he was very glad to zee many mourn.
ers, and the child dead, they had taouIsnd dol
lars % lay on each eye thousancs Of dollars % buy It's
shroud and the hearts of this people for It's grave So
bury Is aud do you, Sir (tuEnirg TO the Presidsns)
act as the officiating clergyman He glanced a, tas
history of the Bible UHion Tor the last three years aad
made some remarks upon axe soundness of their prn
ciples which their most determined enemies DID 10.
pretend to dispute. lie made soma remarks upon
the persecution they had undergone and maintained
thai God had oseIruied that persecution, ss de al
ways bad done In the Church. Prosecutions always
uOp, but invite Il This BiDle as - be put In Tne
ire and tesIed, and let tins WORK be tried Ia every
part which IL will Do when 1t Is perfected, aud 10
will bear the ordeal. II 10 10 TOO hie hy ssmpersd, IL
will insp and If TOO Lowry, 10 will bend, out toe true
Damascus SIT ell will endure syery trial Ito did nj
care from wnom hs gcI the 5loe, provided he 60,
IL. Tue basis OF argumeot asanst Ihsru toe doc
irine of uniformity In the Church. This the
CURED ocsiine Ia the Church. CDliOrniEy shs
bsss oi PopeIy. The Pope ssys Is 10 60 the Cardinals
sag tis tn Council say 10 So and she Cnurch and
tTsohi Say that Il 10 jdsI Ihe thing and what Ihsn
Every Que was comp, lied TO oeeVe Whatever wss ac'
vspced There WA DO conformity 10 nsCuFe but unity
Tceir eonnsctt N Sith Campoeiism urged against
them. II no Alexander Campbell, Ins revisiou Of
the Scriptures voulo be the thing he would de-
ARE. He could meet Alex. Campbell on chs Sans Pat
torD the atfOrm VI the Bible aoD; out when they
descend from thar Platform II ald TO 10 tnst rs
(Mr. Armitsse) a Csmpoehte. lie slse Maintained
that tue Union had no right pressrios who 80 ba
the members OF thar BODY. He not AZ all ari of
Campbeism In tois connection. Tney ought 10 live 10
peace and quiet Hs had lvsd thres ears In she heat
OF this controversy, aud be could not TecOiloss his
speaking hsshly al any time OF bis brethren vao
honestly differed from hun He hoped thar all would be-
lnflut need oy spirir OF ioToesrsIee.
On motion, the report of the Managers
va, unanimously adopted.
Mr.. RELYEA. from the Committee on Ar
rangemensA stated that there would be prayer meet
lpgs every morDns from to 10 O'Clock In tho Lecture
Room; addresses IRON 10 TO - O'clock from o'clock
?. NJ. TO p. NJ, and from 2l9 O'Clock p NJ to9PM
The President then appointed the sew
ers Committees upon the revision Of the Enslish
French, Spanish, and American serlpsures and then
the society nd journed until 3 oclockP. NJ