New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

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1900 Il f,,.se and raf tiaa snter the government
,fl,ltr IN have iins solyed Of the great prom
tfs 10 With msl' tffs Boz is city have D.cn ehgaEei
tsy ere sitfld o. They oFe euleagoring to waAe up
stsff III sef reliance n are two kEis OF chaFity
afs ia hind Il lefDm mrlituds 10 ouIciiyo OF our Des
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and ~, eau, TIE other ba Intelligence or self respect
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fterere the grand effort which orr Christian menhayeto
rake b ~ endeayor a. ins' hope and Conscience INTO
fba ruds 81 The poor. To do this you must begin win
lie Il fdren-ihe yacrgnt chldrn whom they IND about
The street Give them good education put them under
nbecton authority il not thai II the parent men
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seern- 20 hus 10 end aver 10 prevent the mschei
e essre sight such rows OF poor vagranf children
hghf into cifc where they can DC taught ana
whore they can be made familiar with ell that can tend to
deyoloue their intellectual and moral nature. May God
reed he efforts OF these visitors We feel more hope Tor
oir ev the more such agencies a. these are multiplied
II We 6re rot able 70 accomplish much in ne way u ind
,dua il we as not up 10 the great idea OF society
that law OF relationship between all classes vet We are
numbers Of munich oil body, and we held mp thee
or, a. laws which religion teHchc anu which AWAKEN
these kindly humane sentiments We may rest assuredthat
the ociey is accomplishing amount Of good by rs
hare existence in CITY like this which cannot readily
co,reherd There are thousands OF hearts who have ex
rerencod the ayors of these visitors who would heartily
oin MS in this vote of thanks for their devotion to ths
The motion was then put and carried unanimously
After the election of officers for the ensuing year. the
meeting adjourned at y o'clock
Ny. FEMALE ASSISTANT SOCIETY.
This association which is among the oldest and mos,
efficient Of our benedcient institutions, held ia annual
meeting last evening the Stanton ST Baptist Church
Owing 10 the nc,Cmoncy q. the weather the aitenlance
Of the membership which is composed exclusively OF ie
males was not very large.
The meeting opened with the reading Of an appro
pirate passage OF scripture and prayer by the Rev t. l.
hscox.
Corresrondnc Secretary, hrs Fhpbe Palmer, and road
by DR. W. c. Palmer. This document detailed many Ia
teresng facts illustrative OF the temporal az Won a. spur
final utility of the association From it we learned that
has been in existence for forty years 1t seems halls
from no particular denomination whih II embraces as the
reci,ients of IFS noble benefactons the needy of all
colors ard socs alike. II has valuable auxiliary in the
New.Yoik Dorcas Society which annually dispcnses
clothing &c to the poor This auxiliary has placed at
he ;fosa of the Visiting Committee of the Female As
ssian Society during the past year alone iol6 garments
and 90 c,mfoIables. . j,
Rev Mr. Wilcox followed with pathetic written I'D
dre enforcing the necessity OF the charities which the
Society was established to beow, and exhprng to ener-
~ and Christian spirit in their Distribution
The following ladies were elected to the management oil
the Society for the ensuing year . 80 A.,
n,orrrssss-A William W. Gsatan Mrs Silas Brown Mr,.
III w Mrs
Stidmore.
Ty.gsnrsr-MTs Cochran
Sere,aycsMs Recording secretaryi Mrs DR. Palmer
- SaS1.Nrs WARREN Carter Mrs J. Grensde, Ms Stew
-. MIR. B F. Clark. Mrs Stowe, Mrs d Oliver Mrs Wicker
a.. uovnerd Mrs p Neefus Mrs w I. Palmer Mrs Shater,
Mr. t;rsy Mis- A. Edwards Ms Foulds, Mrs DIR Green.
we were glad to learn from the report OF the treasurer
that the funds of the Society not wholly exhausted al
boueh considerable of money has been usefuly ex
n4nd,d during the last fiscal year. viz s13ss H. There
,e sti about $500 In the Treasury nucleus for the
future contributions of such may have the means aud
will to add to the funds.