New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

cse eyc.dsd round an hubble colPorteur wa az "a -
% an angel the wing aposs more was converted
49,, viii the ne9s that one sinner h ,s 49, nv
a.s snily more brought 70 CHRIST ne 00H''N y
proposing Ho fesS,s. ~ Charleston considered II the
Key I,ra to be called % speak on so Interesting
klS,.}.n ard il was great dtignt 70 u,e ,t -
- 70 ayer lie whole country ana see .s t Sc. 90
eos,eoal Interests and Poilncai .sclynsnL 5,
were and love for Their co mmoh county
eSs5 al SO il with the Sociesy lleis ~ go.
,ben one common Interest wh tue Su' 49,. "a =
~ .w~r Ia image impressed on mem 80 -
- @sr.p,nnion Of Saints made sweet insie uas 49,
It 4 should be looked on only as nvS Vls
endeAvOng to outsP The o.nsl - Ss III b Se
see fsenirent produced on the whole more COCA tnt
v1 Tor variety in unity and unity N variety wa ue 49,
order Of Nature, and Ike Tue osks ~ s "a inJdnsl
ELL de ssme-eveTy had IT. different ana iAqs'u
Setey;stics 10 was il with individuals and So ne cy
tended was the economy in the Kingdom Of trace s
gSsoco existed and always will exist and tDs mas 49,
a. esse AZ the time Of the Apostles who gave me RUE "
vod All this which was to preserve peace ana %" oa
asternpi 20 compel uniformity 10 things 10 w ~
Gould exist that caused and created al the esl' k s
fsiies an The world He would make distinction oe'"
denomination differences aud sectarian olne' so e.
pomnatiOnal difference was proper snd So
and ordinances which originated those az
s as when 40 much attention was PAID 10 iheSe oI
ferences as 10 excite aDmOsy iuis oOc,,sX Ill or1
practical and sentimental religion ed ou,aes him
man how his sins may be washed aw"y, III 3, k~;s
shach All slon0hs and dangers Of tins "ord III II VrhS'
lin 10 the halelujabs Of eternal Sal ~ 81; death
Qy was such that Of Dr. Aehauosa, 20 his no;nt
bed SAD tns AZ n rs 1brt died for sinners 1t Was TO
this that their colporteurs we're rece'ou a. "'0 'VD'"
Ws - 20 ,s were ike the Baptist who out of the
Idsrpess crying out Prepare the way OF the Lora ana
10 ibis way would they gam sous ana PromOse 'ne see
io~v nj Goi He trusted that nothing would ever arse
hicb would disturb the harmony or impede the usefulness
~ Ire Society foy If there did many souls would % de
priyed Of priceless blessings and ~ou'u Vi
a .rusted that that Society would continue s aOOfs ia
the North and SOnh the East and West and tnSt II woud
be propOunded as il sole obleetthe salvation ol syu'
The entire audience here joined in the singing OF hymn
81 the desire Of the Chairman ,..
Rev Mr. KIRK Of Boston, proposed the next re'ouuoh'
RS Thai. In view Of the food Of immigration bringing TO or
eTy tens Of speaking foreign eopenng Io
s,Ssss sssss o. .bs .IScss: oa
syss e Bsnssd German: az FSs"Sb &
cpu seops Oos their own n. o1OTS Of 3 snS
qualified sSoie foreign population be increased
he said, that, this was the twenty egn.h @n
niyersary othe Society the time TOR experiments was
nsssed and there was no for dspuaton Inc society
originated with ew individuals who had ponneIeu onth9
most likely mode to bring souls rom sh anu hau saoP
that which TO their mind was the most PrscucA ms 90
ojetv stfbued most powerful documents ana rscs such
"a h. pu one ia mind Of the Apostolic times and TINS uny
and usefulness would be csseDed by the Introduction OF
Sscursive remark and would any who be-
Ieyed the course OF the SOcieys fght 70 announcer way Oh
thinking make those who consdered they were h0 III
te path approve of their course OF procedure Ihey
taueh1 Christ ccifed and salvation by him. and were mis-
sonary as also the Apostles in speaking ana some OF
them afterwards by writing and as were me unl9Prea
men who came after then POycarp Chrysost0m jerome
and Augustine down 10 Luther, printed his glorious
work which was the basis OF tue Reformation In The
tracts they distributed they missionary ia the glorious
"Cbild's Book" with lis magnificent pictures whlch won
the child and the parent they were spreading tue uopel
OF the Son Of God and they shou all engage IN tins work
sganst their common enemies lnnae'y t!e roPe anu
the Dey'-and not divide by wasting Their strength IN
fighting with each other they were united IN one Chris
tsn church They should press on their mighty enemies
and who had the power to dscomiet theh shouu
stand doubling ,,
10 do this we must become all more pious and more like
Christ and il these anniversaries become more numerous
y attended and ali will say they will then let us 60 up TO
that Mount Zion for have greater love OF pety and
religious responsibility than to weaken our efforts by dls
sensOn None Of us will however 20 70 heaVehior oehs
az the Tract Society but want more personal pey
this great City OF New York where wealth flowing ia as
food endangering stability fhe Church ITSELF aud as
this socey been for the purpose OF spreading
the Gospel Christ We should also then examine ourselves
when We 20 home and examine our affairs and count over
cur wealth and If we have made such disposition
as will be agreeable this to propagation OF the Word OF
Christ II have not we have failed in our great duty
and should set about performing It, aud give Christ as
much rs he may want and If he wants more money give
him more and be satisfied In our IN nd OF having done all
required of us to fulfil the will of the Savior.
Rev. Mir RAUscnESBUscH seconded the resolution lie
said that emgrants arrived IN the port o New ork
alone yearly than the entire population OF the State OF
Texas The population OF the state OF iex's was
$4,000, and az the p rt OF NeTlOrk during tue
ast year there arrived lsoOO emgrants OF these there
were one third infested with superstons of Romans
one third we're noGuaed ess with the opinions OF
Infdety and but onethrd could then be said 20 have
proper appre citation Of tue Gospel OF Christ lie kuew
many who had come here partly indifferent any religion
who were now most blg0ied FapSs and some VINO hl1
but sg tendency nddeliiy strongly confirmed
in their opinions There three nhde papers published
In German in this country and but QUE IN Engsh and there
were also three Catholic papers published IN Germans0
that the great enemies the friends of Gospel truth had to
contend with were Intdety and Popery. To stem the
doube torrent flowing in these channels ne would
mend strongly the employment OF foreign coporteurs aud
such would be able argue On both these eVsOr as
Popery and Inddety the and devil lud
not drive out another it was useless to attempt to
Danish one without destroying both He said he
desired 10 say a word for Rev. y. Il. Oncken OF
Hamburger, who would be present but for the ia
Jury he sustained by the railroad accident at NOrwak
He was happy 20 Inform them however that religious
liberation granted in PrusS as the Hing had been
applied to in behalf Of the aptsts aud he in granting the
tOlerasn said that he would nave done 50 before he had
been applied to- Rel giOus persecution till lately
red TO most melancholy extent In Germany and he kne9
one cergym who imprisoned there tor fourteen days
for saving that be had doubt that the Pope the
cessOr OF ST. Peter for like him. he denied Christ bat he
did afterwards initiate him IN his repentance and
humility which latter he advised him to pursue. tie
concluded by Secondng the resolution aud again recon
mending the employ ment of German COlp0rteurs.
Rev Mir LAYNoRE, without any remarks, proposed the
following resolution.
Rsos That the Society rOcs the Of $4,000 has been
sss RSrG s' y M .s A m N and sosso
bsmsh China and the Islands OF the sea sne that Goa blessing
siate Pastors OOporea,s aud nsive ass aa' ~
aE" and hAns benshted nations the dawn OF vital
Kew Mr.. RryEI of the Wadensan Church, Piedmont
seconded the resolution lie said he 10 claim for his
people the sympahies of the Christians of New ork and
America his small church suffered much in the of
the Gospel truth, in the thirteenth aud foGlteenth
centuries before their ancestors commenced the good
fight The pamphlets published then by their divines
might be mistaken for those Published by the American
Tract Society of the present day rher system OF spread
ing the truth same for they had ia Piedmont Col
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