New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
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u-cr iis ATsrietn shore with open arms, rebukng the
trrsr1v cf res. britain; and the opprssOr would feel H.
AID sckrowiedge such the position Of America The
s-<.ker tl proceeded euogse our form Of govern
ret that form q government best which the people
r-xferrtd Hence the. Commonwealth was the best In
every nrn FIT hulselfto be part Oft government
fsucv srsrr TIE most powerful nation Of the earth Al
tozrh en Enh subject he could not help rejoicing over
the tTiuIhs Of American arm, against his own country
strangely il might sound He rejoiced not
orIy besre OF the bliss conferred upon the millions
tsere Il this New WOT but also because Of the beneit
Which American prosperity would confer on al other PEG
The next TOPIC which the speaker brOaehed among
thcse which h dseei sgposs;e for nasnkI :. .d
deEed hs heart he Travelled through the country to
observe the blessings dfusing Here Education
ives rot thing Of Church or State.
The sreaier said be would specially urge Americans TO
APPRECIATE the Protestant Religion, and to be jealous oil
sfong foreign regonists They bad stolen the religious
PRIVILEGES Of The people Of other countries and they would
steel those Of AInercsay even the Bible tsef lie was
very severe upon the Who're Of Babylon az he charac
ferzed the Roman Catholic Church and warned the Con
the Roman Catholics he'd good Opportunity to cast OF
their shackleshose Ghnckes which the ignorance Of other
eosrfrie such Ireland for example, had forged But
for the mental darkness in which the people of the Roman
States keI French bayonets would not have
suced to retain the Pope in the chair OF st. Peter as
cslled-
The speaker closed with few recurring words Of euogy
uron the advantages Of America in religious well as
political view He seemed TO struggle throughout his
sermon fr eret sufficiently expressive OF his admiration
of her intutiOnE compared with those OF other lands
The Congregation, which appeared composed in great par
of persons Of foreign birth mostly Scotch ana irlsh
appeared to be highly gratihed with his discourse
THE FIVE POINTS LADIES MISSION HOUSE.
The Ladies Home Missionary Society gave its Fourth
Annual Thanksgiving Dinner at the Five Points yester
day took place in the Mission House. erected On
The site of the Old Brewery The Mission House and
its vicinity alive with enthusiasm throughout the day
and evening There may have been places and collections
Of persons where there higher and truer appreca
ton Of Thanksgiving Day but il is doubtful if there were
any whore hyeer Of its existence was manifested
or where s bountes were more acceptable. 1t may be
added that il h doubtful whether in any place where the
day observed 20 large number OF children so much
in need Of comfort and encouragement were ior the oa
How gratifying the fact that the Five Points, in which
FIVE years ago vice and misery held supreme sway On an
days conspicuous yesterday FOR the observance OF the
day set apart by tie Governor Of the State as day OF
giving to the Giyer Of every good and perfect GIT
The fact that the day observed by great throng
in capacious mission house-deyOted 70 the cause OF VIZ
the education and hnmaLitywhich is fniy Is large as
the Old Brewery and erected upon The very sp9t on
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celebrated the abode OF ifamy ignorance and dePrav
y, is especially gratifying to those engaged in this Ini.
sion and the fnends who have aided IT. u !; proud III
umph Of benevolence and Christian philanthropy a. pa
teny prsctced by the ladies this society personally aud
Though their agents since they int with courage nu
and experience acquired 70 .eyerai yess o. sDo ~
missionary work. entered upon this field OF deution and
crime and laid the basis OF tic great reformation which u
Iro r, fsng IN that loctlity.
Early n the day the work Of preparation commenced.
Three long tables were erected in the large school
room, in the basement Of the building Iaey were c1s
cred with nes white table cloths and spread with boln
tful supply Of food. Upon the wall we're appropriate
mooes In letters made Of eyesgTeens Confrlnaten o.
food continued TO come in until the tables h5d with
variety Of good hings-turkcys, chiekena, ham, bee
Oysters sandwiche crackers cake, fru confectionery
&c Several ornamental fancy pecc such a. are used al
per which did honor TO the deyeven though tested by
the New England standard The children 10 the number
Of $50 were gathered ia during the forenoon and ranged
in the gallery with new tidy clothing and cean iaes sn
hands They occupied much Of their time IN singing ya
pieces learned IN school There were appropriate Gee
orsons and mCttoes made Of eySgreens IN the mSs'n
room.
People began TO flock into the mission house a. about
noon, and from that time until eight nine O'CLOCK IN The
evening II thronged II Estimated that Jco0 per
sons, at least ved the estsbishen during the day ana
evening. -
AT about O'Clock in the afternoon Mr. Joscpb Hoxie
by request addressed those present He spoke a the
glorious work which they enTrying He said he
came from section OF this counfry where Thauksgyng
Eve wears ago chat he should attend Thanksgiving
Festival at the Five Points Thphe Women Of this Me
sion he remarked not engaged IN efforts . osstpnae
Women Rights ideas. bu are aborng 70 bleas bs ehli
dren Of poverty. His feelngs 10 sad @n'' "FSfes~s
him az he gszod upon the night -. =.
Father Gavazzi was also present and addressed tbe
audience for the space Of fifteen or Tsy n,hIes ms
N A awakened BY the scene, and uss WORK 81
inc ON there called forth his eloquenoe At tho LINE 4" Ms
rennrks the Chapel gallery atsies do0rways aad every
available spot within hearing was crowded, ~.