The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-11

srerates the have employee tniry -shfss nsooa
10 have received all thsr support IRON the Ameri.
10 Iareign CnIistiap Union Never has the WORK
a the io,egn field been interesting aud encouraging
il Canada the Board supports FIVE nissiona les,
Lborfpg in correction with the French Canadian Msssa
az, soeiefy auoug the rapal po2ua lion, chiefly Of
origin There has been much success in the work
IA Canada The missions conrecti ~tth the Graade llgne
% rTosoerav Those OF tue French Canadian Mission
av ooie-y are emiuently The Missionary Semnaries
at Pents rsembles have ninety youth in Zen
snost hom boarders, and nearly an chsarsn OF
ronansts several hundreds 81 conversions have taken
uIce among she Preach Roman Cathoiic'i quite two
tnousabd OF that class Of the popularo are now more
or less under the instruction Of about thirty nsslona-
ries vLo all speak he Ffeaeh Laasgase !, ~. ~.
lat YEAR who have found open doe, there, and are
M, Rev j q Fletcher at Rio Jareiro, Is much en-
courae-d in his work and desires the aid OF suitable
observation-disclosures so does the Rev. Mr. lrumoull At
Vanaraiso An additional missionary has sent 10
thu Western Coast OF South America American,
who viii give himself chiefly 70 teaching young men
Spanish missionary has been appointed Tor Panama,
and Is probably arrived thee by this time VI al per
TONS OF South America New Gana5a i the most open 70
jucous eorts L spread the truth Venezuela IS aiso BE-
co1ng open such efforts, Uruguay Our churcnes
Lave done almost nothing for south America, Central
America, and Mexico; and vet the moral aud reigous
state Of these countries ought not 10 be matter OF IL
difference our relations as nation, must be very
intimate there before long. -
The Board continue TO employ the Rev Alexander King
IN Ireland would they could, greatly increase his
means of u efuess ia various The truth Is spread
pe much in Ireland. So Il is also, among the papal
population Of Glasgow and Edinburg, In Scotland
The Board support fourteen missionaries in France
N
Who are sll lsboring with much encouragement.
Though much embarrassed in places by the government
st no. M 70 G Wors 81
Sod il moi bound as yet IN Francs We know not what
IL to happen in France but We must work whilst the day
Of opportunity lasts srea work Is going on in that
ndthe right arm Ct the papaey-whch will one day be
feit.
The Board have sent 81 900 to the Evangelical Society
of Geneva within a few weeks.
The society supports excellent missionaries in Bel
yumone at Brussels, the other at Charlero; beth are
e1e ctive aborers in the Lords vineyard.
Ia Sweden the society has two useful and devoted labor
ers Oh whom We receive very Interesting accounts from
In Italy society has two mss'ona-ios-one in sar
dina and the otles The American chaplso at Rome
18th are useful but Of neither may we speak detail
Respecting the Mdai. and the visits TO this country
q Father GayazAi aud The Moderator Of Waide1siap
Synod the report speaks qui'e fully-setting forth
What the Board did in relation TO the frat
named ard tie objects Of the visit of the two last as
The mission of VI. Reve the wal5ensan representa-
tivs) is earnestly commended to the churches.
CONCLUSION
b terminating their fourth report the Board would
respectfully and earnestly eotIest The friends aud pa
ourIy around IL II has nov reached noble position
Those fns rcai dicues which impeded its progress IL
all directions for its labcrs never beore were its
poets so fun q encouragement with Coos blessing II
nand that churches should awake for the tremsn
d.us conflict which awaits them. Rome is making
mighty eo.te to propagate her psserou errors in our
efforts in England, in Holland and IN &c many She Is
eniesvcrpg the ground size has lost in Ire
mid France, Belgium, Sardinia, and else Shere. The
salvation OF millions Of the human race and even their
best temporal welfare Is at stake There is time
Cor slothulesf kcme must be met at every point
The Church OF Christ must contend not with carnal
weapon but with those of the truth With the
should she fearS T. not Jehovah her side? Let God
arise let his enemies be scattered let them also that
Aate Him fee before Elm. Psalms xviii, l.
The following resolution offered seconded and
carried unanimously
Resolved That report read be ac,epted adept.
ed ard Ieccmmit,ed to the Board for publication.
Rev. Professor ANDERSON, of the Baptist Church New
York, then came forward and offered the following re-
solrticn
Res Owed That the claims of the Roman hierarchy
embccied il the law, inconsistent with the
Independence Of civil government.
that lie a. the foundation of the Roman hierarchy,
Eince it claimed to be temporal power established
died canon Of the fourth Iateran Coxncl
having reference the supreme control Of The Roman
Church civil government in ali times and in all
countries still hving-that these claims have
been foregone-that they are now urgad-that they
have been repeated in variety OF fofmshat the pro-
ceediues of the lnqui and the Holy War; sach that
authorized by the Pope and which gave Ireland to Henry
tie Second grew out Of the claims which the Roman
hieraachy established When look at the present
Qec Of the papacy and it, tendency, shall and that
these claims e.ta6lsnsc and carried out by Hesrard
resulted in the massacres OF saint sBArtnoonev and
Piedmont, when mothers and Infants were rolled
uIwn .ae ,ochs taeae cam, adu apir .a
power to enforce them 1t look at the recent
S?ais shall find that he has made arrangement
t2 al and singular OF tne principles embodied IN he
Nv should at all times be carried out in Spain;
shall also find that the difficulties connected with
- evolution OF the priesthood Of New Gransds which
sued in the expulsion o. The shop Of santa Fe have
their foundation ia the claims OF the Roman to
RUE The State These claims also upheld
bya grea. body OF active propagators Of pa2acy in
which understood tobe the doctrine propsgatel BY Hi
deb and sought to be established These principles
:na heS Ssre seh y NE ~ that
journal the editor lately sae II regret that john Huss
not burnt sooner and aLo that Luther punished
In he way. l regret that there not that
tine found king wise enough pous enough and polite
enough TO organize a crusade against Professionalism
These principles have been embodied in u Unsrers;"
tIeae principles ha been sanctioned by Plus the Ninth
and also by the Archbishop Hughes, in the which
he offered at the dinner given TO hi his friends his
return from Europe Are not bound then, TO conclude
that these aDominahe principles which claim for the
ali republics, ana all civil lsw-arc in force nov,
and must be considered to be just vigorous and just
fan OF life as they were when Pope Hiebrand tod upon
the neck Of tho Emperoe OF Germany and nothing is
wanting but simply the power 10 pnt these abonnaole
principles in force There is nothing between ali Of
AID the horrors Of the lnqIisltion but that have
this country majority Of FrotetaI:s Our liberties
IL dapgerthe Independence OF il threat
end The Pope claims iibertes-and this is ncon-
sisient with Independence nation and the inde
pepcence Of civil laws and adnnistra ton; and
cal upon the Roman hiersEchy in this country and Pope
Plus to call General Council and repeal all and singular
little piec, Of vd land ia Oregon or Central America but
they speak soft things With regard to the claims Of Ro
well as the claims put forward by foreign nations Zap
plsute)
The PRESIDENT said that be regretted TO that
Rev. Mr. Quicken, whose Same on the programme,
wond not address them he of the passengers
in the train precptated the dra ybrdge at Norw.k
but that fortunately lie sustained but little injury.
Rev. DR. KAIIEY, who to second the motion of
the Rev. Professor Anderson sad-When any foreigner
comes TO your states you require OF him, believe to
allegiance TO the country from which he comes
and 70 promise obedience TO the constitution OF youe
country, and i might be we'll, think, for Potestants
m America to consider how far the Romanists do re-
nounee the authority Of tbs Pope and how far
they feel themselves bound to acknowledge the auhori
ty II the government Of this land and whether in
the Pope nding them TO take position opposed
to the interests of tbsgoyernent they you'd feel them
selves 70 act faithful citizens OF United States
bound to attend 70 the interests or the
Pope. This would lead 10 VIE question how far
Is reasonable eDtrus these with political power
N your own land The reverend gentleman then pro
-eeded 10 descrbe the condition of education in the
leland of MADEIRA, and pointed out that the Ronlsn
aaLhnc. thu. AWARD 70 ena hi anment that