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

been, ON the whole steadily edvsnclsg with rapid 10
creme, sno tnss neds haze been long wanting
fr ine support on al ~ho desired 10 out a. msx
aries usype.rs 'tss altsoa.h oeca.sous
are SDs'wcsoe Yet the Ssaeroi stability Of the sress
woIs " ns'bs ss,on'oInT and 10 10 be accounted
for onis ~ referring tbs whole an unseen v.tenfL
I Divine influence.
A second special report from tss Prudsns.l Com
nriee was presentea BY DR.. Poneroy on tue suo,se,
of fAe Grand Motirs N Aissi0Rary Effort
The report considered irst-rhe nature az thu ~,
lives which hsve heretofore been urged For nef,s
the porsl condition OF ths hes'hen forclby pro
scented but this, after time lost is power Anota.r
ground Of reliance In former has been ths pss,
ef r,soiBiiOHs and pecgts From lie very nature thus
motive could not possess permanent power Nor have
spptals TO church pride been more etecuaL But the
uoevs which has been most powerful 10 inctins %
missionary fort has been a consideration Of the ia
inpercipg Doom Of the HsatheE. Yet even this 10
ondsry a1d subordinate 70 higher one and that
L0re 10 Chrt1i This Influence 10 that which has th
upon the great msionsiss OF every age and alone
be o. permsnent and efficient force No other motive
IL adequate 10 the emergencies Of the work va have
undertaken. When ,his motive shall work With Us
pr per force among the churches men and means will
never be wanting for carrying 90 the Missionary Enter
pIisa
The congregation then united 10 sinsing the hymn
ssmnencms
" Jesus shall reign where sr the SUI
Does his successive journeys run"
DR.. h'cock iouoseo sith . me interesting remarks
uDin ,he 80 sc, of he spesiL pore strongly ursos
the friends OF missions gre.ter efort uncsr the IN
fUence bot mere Of sympsthy Win human sui 5riDg,
bu; desire 10 prom 'e toe glory of God.
Rev Or Hor sns, President Of Williams College, fol
Rev Dr. Kirk o. Boston, was the next speaker. TO
said thai appear ed to hm ,ha Go by Hs Providence
n bringing togc her tne ard free tom deo., was
eel ng Up~n % attend - Excursions OF spiritual
nsrure. Concerning the influences which should IA
broug bear upon the pubic mind ne wes n, raid
~ employ exciting motives Such are ne-dui "d IN
dispensao,s DOR orgaL'zsu'n Is nov compirte-ShN
~ moot u-ed Is thu baptism Of the 'y Ghost We
ANT more and also moneI sivsn from pdocipe.
Rev DR. Halves OF Ha' uord, DOW offered prayer, and
st, ~ srn remarks H. bad b. ara Dr. Rice olce Do
rfVe thal p" old not believe tas' Goo would a'ow tna
present. character Of h- CHrltan word be- Impressed
dpon tue hsbthen world Before the MssOosry enter.
Prise csn advance much beyond Ito present limits,
e NUT have iresh Infusion Of the sprt Of the Nss
r,stsmsut
Rev Dr. Bhdgemsu who ha. been Tor .wen,y-th TIRES
- ATS missionary IN China, was next cal'd upor
a. speuk
He fully sympahized with ali ,bsthad been said tie
gaG thar these hig her motives had been oWet 10
Wher - years ago 7 - went b. Chius, there ~as
VI on missionary sborsr In that country. white Il
capital oense & preach tie Gospel Nos the coun-
ny Is open ~ great extent fcveuty missionaries are
. the field. Or Bfdgeman estimates the population Of
China at 100000 The vsD.faO" missionary az
Jcssd most earnestly 10 msmhers aui OH ;eos Of tha
Board In htoslf Of those perhing souls In O;t'her
ext DR.. Bhdgemsn expects 10 return 10 bis ts'd OF
ahOr.
TIE Board then adjourned, 10 NEE. again a! hslCpah
, o'clock In the afternoon
AFTERNOON SESSION
The meetlt having been cal, order, Rev Saulu@
r. Treat Secretary If IN, Indian Department, pre-.
.ented a report from the Prudential COmruiuec the
luoect OF Indian Mi.sicns
An interesting sketch of the condition of tho Choc'sw
us,ion given, showing the prosperity OF their
,hurchp, the high character of their schools and tne
General advancement of cyililahI m. Against iut"In-
perance they have hsdlawsso stringent thhtne Name
Law might IN "a p'Opery be called the "C1pcsS
Law or the Chsrokets and TuscarOras a highly Ia
vOrsble account given Their progress In gtcul
and the science " government mas been most ~
uarkabr aud shows that there Ia yet hope for the ln
ism and that the red race, improved by ciyllz iJn
may and wil have, permanent existence Bus 10 90
IN this resu [ the Gospel must be- given them Me-
Feat then Introduced 20 tbs Board several Indians,
pho occupied the stage Tive OF them ware
The hscsTora nation two from the Senefas, snd
young CbOciaw. They were dressed In Eiropean
.ustumes and attracted mucn attention
Hon Theodore Freling huysen, President o' ue
Board arose and welcomed them In a BRIEF aud most
iouueLt address follows Ny friends We hre hsDpy
you here 70 day, and IN behalf Of the American
Board. and this great congregation, welcome you
mongus Behold before you large body OF An3ri-
on Cbrstans who Rave loved to take an inerestlnyOu
nd feet thar they ough, ake interest Ia all tnat
concerns YOU You represent the feebie remnants %
.ntiors zee powerful but now weak The PRESENTS
not IA tme to peak OF the White mans wronRs-rather
would / think d your present CONDITION ~
bat same Providence Of God which tempers
Judgment ~iih mercy You have been brought 20 earn
II the Blols Instead OF NO shipping that great splht
hou. your athsrs worshlpped n the storm, you nave
taught IA love that SAVER who bid Calvary
The white mans you repaid with prayers,
la With the tracbiDg, chat Bible which
ltclsrcs "Vengesncc IL mine, sill repay saith tho
Lord" Agsln, In behalf II the Board, welcome you
ieTe.
The President then shook hands with them lndyli.
lslly
A Chief Of the TuscsrorA Nation then came forward
nd addressed the audience In his native language
.hils ~ other Indian Interpreted bis Remark,
The sddress az the Indians sul give 10 orr next
foioD, as they came 70 band TOO lata for publication
We are Indebted 10 Mr Psrises, conductor Of the
O'clock expIes. rsn from Troy for prompt delivery
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