The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-15
Ucstasg Of the ADevsoan Boavd Of Comnas-
nsness sOs FOsssVn Mssss0ss.
Prom Buduatl

the hsct the Tuscaroru MISSIONS With xhish be
Asd been connected He gave afsttering account OF
toeSe mi sons ard tho increasing interest among them
to receive adopt the gospel Of salvation.
An IvliAs from the Senecas then addressed the meet
wish tell the people u few thsgs about the bes-
Rs w have enjoyed since have had the instruction
ofshs missionaries When was very young my father
and mother used to teach They taught that "
was I'm TO put such shoes nov have. They told
me that IT, put on suoh pantaloons as nos have on
that in the future should iron suspen iers
and that should have them red hot. Bat forty
years ago learned tho blessings which the missionaries
taught me and can nov praise that God who gives as
all blessings for the privilege whish enjoying to-day
graduate Of the Chosraw college follosed him in an
interesting address for whom Rev W. Byington acted
Rev WORCESTER WILEY then presented a statement
OF matters among the Chsrokces lie complained Of The
treatment which they had received nom government but
on the whole The stale Of the missions among them was
prosperous.
resolution, offering the thanks Of the board to Rev
Leonard Bacon. D. D.. for his able sermon, passed.
with request foy copy Of it TOR publication.
The resignation Of Lewis strong from corporate mem
bershp of the board prest ned The board them ad
jour ned until O'Clock p. M.
EVENING SESSION
The board met at O'Clock. In the absence OF
both the President and Vice President, Chancellor Wal
worth was called TO Inc chair
Prayer offered by Rev DR. Taylor, OF New jersey.
Rev q. HorcnKNs from tho Uh0,a~ mission rta-
top then addressed The meeting relation the
81 that mission lie spoke at length Of the aud
ainos imperative demand Tor missionary Teachers
10 b. sen among thst nation telling Of tho salfsacri
rude with rbieh The nds receved blessing " grace
and the glorious rJts which had followed from the
feeble Efforts which have thus far bee put forth
Rev OrkUs ByiNoror, from the sumo mission followed
with additional acts lie spoke Of Toe progress OF intel
hgence among them, of The means employed 10 obtain
books Of The supply Of BOOKS they had thus far
ceved. lie said hat their hdeiity the temperance
canse might be example 30 the eastern country AID
that what we called the Maine Ia ~ might IA we'll be
called the Chocraw lew, for they had IN ,wn it there
long time Schools and che pAOns Il useful atus
try he said rapidly advancing and that WITH SUI
hcient supply OF teachers this nation OF Indians wod in
few years be placed in a condition Of prosperity
Rev. A. q TucMpsoS OF Roxbury Mass addre sed the
and was pleased with tie state of intelligence industry
and religion.
Dr. Bscoa also addressed the meeting. The Board then
adiou1 d until half past nine the next ming.
On unit Of the vast numbers III could not be
commooated at the church there bad the evening
ano,t ing in Dr.. Ftlas church aud also az
Wet troy. stl The church when the aoard were as
stmbled was crowded 10 its utmost capacity
~ MORNING SESSION, SEPT 8.
The Board met according to adjournment. Prayer ny
Rev. Mr.. Waters.
report then read by Rev. Mr.. Warner. from the
mi, sion in India Within The past year the mission has
been .led The death OF one of their numogr
The mission consists of ren stations ten ministers ono
doctor ten female teachers aud sixty native read
and cutechisrs the report shows that this mission
il now in condition that requires support from
the Bcord than formerly.
Rev DR. Bacon addressed the Board IN regard to tho
mission among Tho 0hoctaws and Cherokecs. flo spos
sloqueEtly the ultimate prevalence Of the nslh ian
fuage not only Among the Indian tribes but sso on
the foreigners who ,mnligrato 10 oar country. lie b.
licvcd that the Choctaw Bible wound aaUrn the a.
coyes OF a library, the remembrance OF language
which DO human organs could arsie uiaso taa ia few
years OF the thousand Germans inhabitins our
country could call the German language his voobllary
that the English language would be the language 9. the
Sandwich Islands, and that over them tho Anerioan
Eagle would spread his broad wings These results. ne
said would tend to hasten the chrstiani1aton OF the
world.
Dr.. WILSON off, rcd series OF resolutions referring TO
the wrongs which the Indians had Suffered from their
connection with The Americans Dr. Bacon spoke on the
rsoutops. lie sud history ovcrnnpnt,
in regard to the treatment O: the Ipdan r he'd been
unparalleled thc history Of oserful naons dcang
with feetie people. What the people sueh had done
be would moi suy.
Chief Justice WILLIAMS, OF Couu. spobe in vlnlica-
ton q our government in regard to the treatment OF
indiuns
Reports read ard concurrcd in from the missions
in Cj lon from the Tcscarora Indians aad il regard TO
the State Of the Treasury
Dr. H,oEocx thfn addressed the Board the Grand
motives of the missionary enterprise =
The meeting ably and celueptly addressed by the
Rev. Dir CassWrll, c;urncd missionary the Saai
wich kIauds. and also by the Rev. Mr. Little, from IN
dts Both OF these gentlemen made urgent appeals to
the Beard for sborors to be sent forth to the fields
Various reports having been lead and concurad in the
Board adjourned until half past two O'Clock this PM,
at which time the communion viii be celebrated in the
first and second presby terrain churches.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met ut half past two according TO adjourn
mont, to celebrate the communion OF the Lords supper
Owing to the immense crowd. two meetings held,
one in Dr. Bemans church, and another in DR. Haieys.
Dr. Adams of Boston and Rev. Mr. Gooden. returned
Constan.nopc, oificlcu ae FORMER
place, and Rev. Dr. Scott of New Jersey at the latter
The services were imposing and interesting
The Board resumed business after the communion.
The committee for the presentation OF officers for the
ensuing year proposed the names Of the following gentle
men to bs elected corporate members 9th Board
off, Of SR E Of New York Il E9, Isaac Wyk
McEwon, Of Conn; VIM. Ropes Esq, of Mass Gen.
VIM Williams; and Rev Geo W; Wood, from the Con-
Geo. w. Wood to be elected Corresponding Secretary.
Report accepted
1hc BOARD then proceeded to the election Of officers
with the following result -
PJosl,La-Ilon. Theodore Erolinghuysen.
Vice PrcsidCnt-Dr. II. 5 Williams
Corssionding Soercte,ies-Rev. selah H. Treat, Rev.
Geo. w. Wood Rev. Or. Pomeroy. Rev. Dr. anderson
Recording setrdny-Dr Worcester.
Prudential Commi,tcc--Mcssrs Ssodiard, Tappan Al
ans, Hubbard Eustis. Thompson, Akin sailor,i
.9udiiorS--DoSsrs Hale and VALLEY.
1feaSu1-Mr Hill all same as last year.
resolution of thanks offered TO the citizens Of
Troy for thir generous and Christian hospitality, by
Chancellor Walsorth and also to the first and second
Presbyterian Churches to the choir for their valuable
services duripg the session and to the railroad corpora
tons which had ehown their interest ia the enterprise by
reducing tho fare for the benefit Of those wishing attend
Il 9 meeting OF the Board
These resolutions being passed The Board adjourned
until evening
EVENING SESSION.
The Beard met, according 10 adjournment Mt clock.
kcy D. scunDER addressed the meeting III regard 20 the
Ceyon Missions, With which hc Ind been connected lie
spoke Of the safacTicn pcfsoa feels whom engaged in
the work Ct chrstiepizng the woIid and begged that
more would feel the necessity ofcngagmg in tho work.
Ir BNpHAttN tlcn alu1csHtu INC uieetiOy IN REGARD
to the CiDH Missions. lie stid that since he had
tered ths country whole generation Of precious souls
had gone to death without the knowledge Of saliva
ton, and he pleaded earnestly that missionaries
Should be lCnt there.
Rev. nr TrAci :rem India next addressed the meet
ing lie ted OF the difficulties OF ccntending with re-
sion # such attractive nature as the temple and idol
worhip Ct the people Of India.
Rev sir GoopxLL returned missionary addressed the
meeting IN regard to Ire condition Of religion there.
Drs. Itmtroy H0wcs, nd President Ropkina Of wiz
liains College also addressed the meeting.
Aftcr iipgipg
On the mountain to2e appearing
Lo the sacred herald stands
The bonedicton was pronounced by DR. Cr)y, and the
Board adjourned until Q clock this morning
MORNING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10.
The Board met this morning ~ O'Clock.
Pipyer was offered by Rev. T. Sheppard, Of II. ],
Attr reports read by the several commit
tees ond conquered in, the Rev. Mr. 6oodc addressed
tho meeting. lie raid that lie could remember when
Tie ent3ie meeting attendant on the annual exercises
Of this Board could be convened IL small and
whom one family could accommodate the whole OF the