New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09

h,ch " as evil for the satis' tci'nn ], aHoioeu ,'i
Swould swea steal, fight, sfeaa falsely, ana IN
~ w. .vs,v corrup, propensity, which marks 50
seSrs,y the deep depravity OF human nature, uaIu-
sss.d.1d utjpfuenced. save by us o"n eVll susses-
s.ns Regular training ard good influences nave
W.. bi, another being as he al present rahks
.nnc our 10 81 bows and stands IN one ef sne hish.
a. classes Thus amUlutude oil similar Cases inisu
be enumerated ibid tine and prudence peimW VI
fo,s rescued from the srees, whhyes, ana p,isons'
Nv The up~e aired and self denying efforts OF me gu
rerintencen, whose intense interest In the weiioe
Ia of these miserable outcass, has lea MN, hSn'
and CAV 10 seek out their haunts, and kindly per
spaSe them 20 CT ter the Asy lD where oy tue stu
tsyy influence OF bis exeStions they have oeen re-
snol6ed INTO bright, active and intelligent neings,
whose future cause for good may be cated ron
N cir entrance into that bull ing, and whose KNOW"
edge Of the happiness connected win vlrInous co
duct may be traced 20 his end.a vors 10 hs.l .Io
their minc those PrincPies OF n9 ho ~ coetsue
an The nah Of rec,itude hereafter. Ma'erai oelen'
Nas also resulted to these boys, nom lne ciassiu0A
o r., , n,,pe nous are devoted to their instruc-
.;oa ,n the common branches of education: Ater
short season of recreation. thsy e,'e. %. Dr.
loom where they remain unil tae Close vi ene uay
ihe Older bows following the snce MAKING business;
sbile the younger are engaged ~ making theit owl
clothes knitting, or any sMp0yinen. wun ,h Mi,
>4rom the m.sChiefs OF idltness Sncethe DeginhlB
~ November, period Of ony nne Neess,thsy
have mace 70 pairs OF shoss Ivy Pas OF pa.ao' ~
bouts So shirts, II sAteis, lVJ poun'S oI car
get RAGS ard ~ aprons
The attend church nee on ne Sabbath, besides
sapbsth school instruction both morning and AFTER
noon, AZ the Asylum And mere our indebtedness
NAV be expire to Mr. CsIpeu5er Tor his fdlihfa-
ness IN controlling this mos. important and useful
department also 10 DR. FTeLk.ia Toy gratutous pro-
Sad jncsed, rs the reflection that while the bless
Dgs OF intelligence and intellectual. cainssi1n are
SO exersigeiy enjoyed, minGs endowed Win aouno-
nj native capaclty slumOeT IN tue depths OIL lSnO-
rance and more than all, that while the free lgnt
oil a heaven born revelation ppllts every chna OF
Adam who hears ats message 10 an immortality OF
bliss, nUlutudes, IN the mlost Christlan CiIy,
smain shrOuded III darkness and the very SHADOW
OF death. To extend these privileges OF the richiy
blessed 10 the utterly destitute and especially TO
class presenting peculiar claims on our interests
ard hopes, rs the object for which ibis society mas
been formed, and this Institution established.
Tho report Ofthe Treasurer shows an expenditure
of 5000 so, and balance in hand Of SGT 10
Rev Thomas II Skinner made short address,
referring particularly TO the immense number OF
rum shops which were degrading the very children
about them lie was encouraged at the progress Of
the Society thus far and argued from thence thatn
would greatly prosper. lie mentioned several in.
stances OF youthful destltution and vice which had
come to his own cognizance. Mr.. s. also spoke Of
the children In prison or who have been there. or
the l27 In the Asy lum Ga were taken from prisons
Jus, as he entered the room tonight he heard that
an orphan boy had been brought 10 the Asylum, who
mad not slept under root since the first day OF jan
usiy his mother died on the 2lst ult aud he was M
then referred to the moral effects OF the YUM,
rescuing the novice in vice before crime had taken
hrm roo: III the soul. The OOys are not only saved
temptation but they removed from 1t, being
spprenticed to farmers and mechanics III the cOun-
Try where the contamination OF vicious companions
Is unknown. The boys IN the Asylum are Instructed
Ia moral and religious truth, not only on Sundays,
but oh every day Of the week lie closed by show
ing the importance OF the subject and the necessity
for ample pecuniary means 70 carry ont the work so
auspiciousiy begun.
a..
was happy to see so large an audience; it was
evidence that the people though, 1t lawful to do
good on the Sabbath Day. Ifthere is any holy work
that in which these ladies are engaged is such
one He called attention to the connection bet ween
the objects and the efforts OF this Society and certain
question OF police, OF municipal policy and public
welfare. Mr.. u. said the ladies' begun this So
ciety, little thought OF the important example which
they weio setting. IL was In the year tina. this
Society was started, that the Chief OF Police
ported 5000 vagIant children IN this City growing
up IN crime ana vice OF every sOr:. No one ever
before dreamed of the extent of this appalling
evil 1t WAS astounding; plans we're Immediately
suggested % stem the torrent OF evil other societies
poe ced, and this one enlarged its plans Mr.
b. referred TO councils at bsS Gay 10 get up great
Municipal Asylum, large enough 10 hold thousand
chiofea, who should be sen, form 10 honorable
iaboT, as soon as old enough II was proposed to
have thus Institution supported by pnoc tax, like the
House OF Refuge, but OF tree the cIiml.
nal impuiat,ch OF that institution Such an Asylum
actu ally Incorporated las June. 1t will cost
100000 oil which the City mus! pay $50 OO0 as soon
as like sum is raised by subscup,ion. When the
institution Is established the Cy is TO pay, not TO
exceed $40 year for each inmate. Butno effective
steps have yet been made for It's establishment but
IL "a Proposed in short time u commence the eoTt
OF cOuIse viii not for long lnc, nesere with the
Society which he was addressing Ia the me anti me,
has the evil OF juvenile vagrancy decreased NO
Has 1t remained stationary No. Is mas rapidly IN
creased Ia proof of which Mn ~ read from the late
report OF tie Chief of Police noticing also the IN
crease IN arrests for crime especially thas produced
by iLioSicsiiIg drinks. inns Tighuui increase OF
crime has us germ In juvenile yaggancy II Is among
fIlenoiese and deserted boys tha, We mad The worst
of adult criminals. Is not this iact that ought to
alarm the Christians OF Nes-AOfks is there any
. one thing Il more urgent Importance! think
not ~ bile We have been DEBATING t.e esta0iisn.
meht Of cur proposed great Institution, TINS eyh
has been suementing aud but 'or the ladies' who
have eSlaoiis hed this Society, not one OF the I'M
foiturate Nagiant CHILDREN would have been
rescued. IL was great honor That they haa done
so Il great work for society. He appealed 70 the
people sustain this Society, long as II should
exist--sO long as a single chd could be rescued
from a condnon worse than death making the va
grant not only happy here ouI h..ng nun for happ-
ness hereafter
After singing part Of psalm Happy is he who
fears the Lord" DR.. Cheeyer rose. He said the
origin Of this society like that Of the kingdom
pf Heaven. A little leayep hid oy a woman in three
measures Of meal, lesvened the whole lump. lie was
Impressed with the vast importance of the subject II
this great evil could be removed the great river of
Christian Socialism would De cleared of Its worst
obstruction OF lis shag The Scripture says that
Jesus shall save TIE CHILDREN OF Vie needy
There you have the very rection Of the salvation
Of society The FIRST donation received for this So
eiey wss sent 10 Mrs Cheever by poor boy OF six
teen, who sent dollar hcl &c had saved from has
spare pocket money. Such donation is worth
millions. The latest Donation received was $50
mostly iiom boy named Bse.ow, who died q day
or two siacs. DR.. &. read Tie notes inoosng these
soIsiions, which were OF a very Christian splrii
i Tie boy gelow had his ne art moyed by being set
upon By iaoble of absolute children who, about
year since, set upon him and grossly abused HIM in
the street SO impressed he with this event
that he detsrmined he lyet 10 devote his life to
tie rescue Of such children from vice. DR.. c.
thought be could add nothing 10 such al appeal it