New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

1900 rrou the cheering spectacle presented by
h ,sr, no.it on Of the Sandwich lsands nation
rs Reen born In day. And this y but beginning Of
80 ~ similar results which win fow from the Ia
ns - 10 Hoard Va are not rolling the stone Of
S;brs IN The mountain to fs down sga;n but 20 ron
sS1 mon the other side. The stone cu out Of the
rn,sirs without hauds" j. mixing its way through the
earth overrowing the sronghsds of superstition and
error ., 49, a. No.. - Mi. -.
siors dwelling upon the great need Of laborers in
! this field.
DR. Condit ofCincinnai presented an interesting report
rpon document submitted 10 the Board the subject Of
tie Preservation OF the Indians. He remarked upon the
general opinion prevalent that the Indians are race
doomed to destruction BIZ, agencies are now at work
removing the of destruction. II anything can save
the Indian il IL the Gospel There is great encour
sgement for multiplying The means Of labor among this
PEOPLE. We 10 the Indians great debt which can
never be repaid They cannot come back to the rivers
and the LANDS which bear their The wrongs they
have suffered never be repaired. Bat we can give
them richer treasure in the Gospel than any they have
lost Experience has shown that the Indians well
worthy OF culture, and viii amp! repay laOor.
Oher reports upon different parts Of the missionary field
were presented which did not possess aRy special Interest
DR. Pomeroy Secretary Of the Board, made a few re
marks He gave account Of Connecticut pastor set
tied over pleasant parish who has determined to leave
biz native land having been many years IN the m1-t
and 10 60 to the hea.hen lie spoke Of the Propes Tor
Africa The day Of redemption for that land coming
Gen Williams presented a report upon the Ireasurers
Annual Report stating that he accounts were correct
and expressing admiration Of the manner IN which the
Dr. Ballard made an address expressing his apprshen
SION that while country is 70 rapidly growing IN
wealth the churches not prop0rt0naly Increasing
tbr TO the missionary For several
wears the reoCpt Of the Board have been nearly station
sry while tie world is running away from us. million
Of dollars ought to be raised and hundred men sent
forth during the coming year.
PRAYER was offered by the Rev Mr.. Montgomery and
bvmn sung after which the Rev. Mr. Curtiss presented
upon the Special Report Of the Prudential Com
moe the subject Of the Relation OF the west TO re-
reign Missions.
The report stated that the want Of greater contributions
from Western churches not owing to want OF int
rest in the missionary but to other circumstances
seh rs the fact that large amount Of money needed at
home for building churches and establishing seminares
of learning Christians thus scattered over large
extent Of territory capital is required for business pnr
poses while new organizations are formed rom time 70
Time which draw of contributors 10 the Board. Still
Tie Committee have confidence that the Western churches
VIII hereafter give an increase eGuH %, sn1
viii provide men to 20 forth to the heahen The rev
Mr. Bulard followed with address upon the same sub
ect after which the Board took arecess until the amer
THIRD DAY-AFTERyooS SESSION.
The afternoon Of Thursday was as usual devoted to
communion services Two meetings were held sinllta
neou,y for this purpose in the Second Presbyterian
Church where the Rev Drs Lyman Beecher llawes ana
Wyckof oficeted. and the other in the third ChgrGh
where the services performed by DR. White and the
Rev Messrs Hooker and Burdstl Large numbers were
in attendance and the occasion was one OF much interest
At the conclusion Of the devotional exercises the regular
business Of the Board was resumed
The committee on members and officers reported
through DIR Hawes chairman recommending that the FOL
the ROard: IN 49,. p,, u, Geo,
Fso The Rev Henry Hitchcock David Smith, Esq the Rev
Win Garter samuel Ae Esq the key Jqhn Capni1glsp me
Goodsie the Rev D. smith d D. Z Wood Esq., the Rev
fIese gentlemen were accordingly elected; The com
ree nominated lection the former officers OF the
Board The following persons were then chosen Tor e
'T PSmIaSsnirTbeodore Trelipshuy,en, LID
f,pdcnai ConnHeHon VIM habbsrI Charles hes s,o1d.ta
Han rnI Euetis Ion
SVEN l. PoHeoy D Rev George W Wood Corresponding Sec
i' E9yo1S ID sSei@'s NJ Worcester D D
ard.ic,,-Moses l. Hall, Hon s II. whAley,,
The Committee further recommend that the place OF
meeting for 1854 he Hartford CT that the time Of meet
inc be the Tuesday preceding the second Wednesday Of
September. Dr. White wabash College was appointed
to deliver the next annual sermon before the Board and
DR. n. Adams, of Boston, as substitute ,,
Rev DIR Worcester presented series VI resolutions,
which unanimously passed rendering the tnanks OF
The Board 10 the citizens of Cincinnati for their LIBERAL
hospitality to the choir of Fingers, the railroad and
which reduced their fare for persons
Library Association for the of their reading room
EVENING SESSION.
Tho exerc;ses were commenced with prayer, by Dr..
White, President of Wabash College A hymn was sung
after which Rev John w Dulles for several years mis-
sioparv at Madras addressed the meeting lie spoke OF
the vasness of the field in which he has been employed in
anu" ae aTT Gov more AID to This part of the world
hr Van Dvck of the Syrian Mission, followed with an
address He remarked upon the gleG Noih winch nus
hen accomplished in Syria during the past forty years
Churches have been established and knowledge UNUSED
70 considerable extent The speaker believed thai inc
Mnhommedsn field would soon be open 70 labors OF ms
sionaries perhaps the result of present dhcuies De
tween Russia and Turkey In conclusion nc would say ID
the Board Hold fast that those hest e no man take Inv
rown' The hymn then sung commencing
How beAutious are their
Who sirne lions huL'
The audience was next addressed by the Rev Dr Ad
am Of the Bombay Mission who has spent quarter 81
century in India HIS remarks were highly interesting
One of the chief difficulties encountered in India by mis-
sioraes is in the language which cannot until Christian
lied become fit mt dunn for conveying truth: The Hin
docs are not a. some nations 10 which nissonarles are
cent savage people but they have the arts and Injuries
NJ civilized life The work il favorably progressing there
MANY other aborer engaged besides those sent by the
American Board which. indeed provides only one eley'
enfh pat of the laborers Education Is being extended
and H. PRIVILEGES are extended 10 females.
Or Beochor made the concluding address. remarkin5
uron the encoura cement afforded 20 the friends OF m
from their past experience Of the iuhilment o. Goo
promises. ,a.-
by Prof Allen the meeting adjourned.
Death OF Judge Paine--NIeetlng % tho Bar.