New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

BOND and MORTGAGE. 1900 W
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Rev. Dr. Tying after reading the above reports, pro
ceeded TO make brief but admirable address relative
TO the blessings of the Institution and the motives
which should actunte such charities He spoke about
ns follows There were two reasons he said why he
need not speak al length He was not well and those
who came out on such al incement day need no per.
susding or exhortug to good deeds He proceeded to
portray the life of the Savior and his love aud unset
fsh goodness az an example for HE followers 1t
no addition to his enjoyment glory TO perform his
acts of dsnerested benevolence upon earth. The
mos, disnterested love can be shown to those from
whom we expect no return If we favor the young
there is something in their prospects and probabilities
which promises a recompense but our efforts TO ben
eft the aged are pure in their character tho recpi
euts of the benevolence are less likely TO be able 10
return the benefit The aged must depend upon that
pure benevolcnce for succor Aside from their prom
able inability the iavors extended TO them.
they frequently so troublesome in their old age,
that it was extremely difficult for their make
them comfortable through a want Of meaus. Tnere
were some who had ousved their children and beTeiI
OF friends and home must ubsst upon the charities oil
others To provide for such is real benevolence tis
disnterested love which results in action for heSe-
The Savior active and practical In his good Work.
He did not stop to plan, and scheme and Waste
his time and energies in wishes and dreams about doing
good; but he went about doing good without o.
teniation or delay His whole life devoted to do
ing coed in acts of kindness-some of which re-
ferred to by the speaker He said there will always
be aged ones to succor as a class they will pass
away AZ these pass away, other subjects OF beneyo
lcnce are taking their places. Aud in proportion to
dot havin
ACCOMMODATIONS are required. and to procure them.
activity is requisite Kind and atectionate words are
often consolng but they are bricks and mortar for
the erection Of large building Earnest activity only
will collect the materials for the House. The active
and practical benevoence of the Savior not sicky
sentimentnlsm lie read no productions OF the fancy
to weep over end act from motives thus acquired lie
YVES sincere Jealous prompt and sensible in his bene
violence He tested the faith of the woman whose
daughter no healed likewise he tested the iath oil the
nsbltman from Cepernaum. AT the present day there
is much of this sentimental based
on fiction but this is not Of such character TINS 10
evidently pure and practical in its application
The Reverend gentleman made some further remarks
relative TO how the Gospel honored by the tender
ness of such benevoencc and referred 10 the conduct
of Bishop Ridley, who became the successor Of
Bhop Bonner and first of all sought out the mother
of Bishop Bonner and honored her with residence in
his palace seat at the head of his table and by every
desirable attention. After some further remarks his
address closed and further business having been
transacted the Society adjourned.
THIRTY-FIRsT AsSIyERsARY or THE HE-
BnEw BENEVOLENT SoerErY.-The thiryirst An
niversary of the Hebrew Benevolent Society took place
on Thursday evening at the Chinese Assembly Rooms
six long tables were spread with sump,uous ieast'
prepared by lady and surrounded by members
Of the Society Of all ages from venerable OLD men
TO the volatile young The company proceeded 10 sup
per at about o'clock HARRIS ARoNsoN, Esq., pre-
sided Upon taking sests the assembly was called to
order By the President, who remarked that seemed
but few days since those whose faces he recognized
about him were assembled similar occasioni YET
there had elapsed since the occasion referred TO- twelve
long months Thus we meet year after year we come
rot for mere social enjoyment but for the promotion 81
the sacred purpose of Charity, to CONSIDER tne wanIs u
the needy snd to provide for their reet NO es- tIan
ON. thousand persons relieved by this society dur
in- the pat year during which the Gum Of 7sO was
raised and dbured and the past makes me believe you
Rev Issel Leo ssd Grace TIE discussion of the
I banquet over. Rev. II. Lyon sad Grace alter neat,
which was chanted in the Hebrew tongue-a great pro
nortion Of those present having thex heads covered a.
I. customary The toasts were then announced and
wee az follows lst, The Day we Celebrate-our
Tveuty-6rst Anniversary; 2d. Our brethren IN al
psrts Of the world; Sd, Religious Liberty an, inc
Precedent OF the United states 5,h Charry on EdG,
cation; 7tb The Land we live in Sh City and STATE o.
SevYork and their constituted authorities. several
/ other toastz were gwen ct late hour.
! The 5th ,oast-Chsrify-was responded 70 " nv.
" Issscs vino spoke OF the relation existing oa"een
the rich and poor and Of thA; splrr OF oeneneenSe
which induced lhose who were blessed with tns woiss
goods 70 aid those who afflicted WITH poTerfy Men
OF different fsths here united for one oojec' 20
aid IN the relief Of The needy He spoke oil ns reli
which the Jews as q people enjoyed 6y resnsnce -
this land Of Liberty. Some Of thorn be said aVe
psrexs, and friends living in lands where me Sun o
Charity seldom shines. The eloquent gentleman
most sfectualy in behalf Of the needy n ne cioe q
biz speech and e. he Down We loudly appAn1eo-
The It'll toas,-The land We i've NV" soy re
sponded BY Rev DR. Rsphan who sad mat v ss aIsn
which be happy to dwell n To him tne nes W.
! new but strong. he was not the champion OF rHi'
military greatness be should not speak OF tne heroes
The battles Of or coynfy, merely - suen and oe1n;
comparatively q stranger, he was nos anie 70 ~
snstuaIy Of agriculture, MANUFACTURED ana o,nef =
dussrial pursuits He said he could NOT yield nomAS
10 our mere material greatness for Russia Great brtai
and China in point q extent Of territory and number
of population exceed Us But IN respect 10 greatness
ip,esct America could claim superiority Of merit III
whose pure firm patriotism and intelligence wr eminent
l. in occurring for ths country - liberties