New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

nc fla Broadway, THIS kWedbesdayl ENENING, at
Eg amer sunset. The report Of Committee Pensions
whbe acted upon. THOS EARLE Secretary.
r. To The PubiIe.-CHILDREN's AID SOCIETY
-lis Society has taken origiu in the deeply settled
kehrs citizens that something must be doae TO meet
he crime and poverty among the destitute ohi-
AZ OF NewYok Its objects are 20 help tins class, BY
srppg sundoy Meetings and Industrial Schools and grad.
nal AZ shall be furnished, by forming lodging houses
and readnt ROOMS for children, and by employing paid
genie whose sole business shall be to care for them
A. Chistan men, cannot look upon this great multi
kde Of unhappy deserted, snd AIDED boys and girs
without eelig our responsibility to God for them. Were,
member nave the same capaciuet fhes me need
Of and good inhucnces and the came immortality as
the httle ones homes We bear ~ mind that
One died for hem for the children OF the rch and
happy. Thus far ams houses and prisons have done
e 10 fleet the evil But small part OF the vagrant
uation can be shut up Asyums and Judges and
Magistrates reluctant TO convict children 80 young and
oran that they hardly able TO distinguish good and
evil The clses immigration is pouring IN its
nptndes Of poor Foreigners who leave these young out
casts every where abandoned midst. For the most
pMt the toys grow up utterly by themselves, No
for them ana they care tor no one Some hive by beg
pLby petty pilf rng, by bold robbery Some earn an
honest support by pgddng Matches apples or newspa
per- Others gather bones and RAGS IN the sreets To sell
ihy sleep seIs IN cellars in old barns and IN markets.
OF hey hire he'd IN lthy and low lodging houses They
nhot read They do not 80 to school, OF attend ohareh
Mary OF them have seen the Bible Every cunning
faculty. intensely stimulated They are shfcwd and old
In wee when other children in leading strings Few
fuIces which Kind and good ever reach the vagrant
boy ard Yet among themselves, they show and
hcntg tTats Kindness can always touch them The girls
tee often grow up pitlable and deserted. TIL
OF late has cared ior them Ihey are the cross
w weepers, the little applePeddeTs and candy sellers
ofoa city, or BY Questionable means they their
sarty bread They traverse the low, vile streets alone,
adhve without uotheT friends any share in what
should call home. They know also, little of God or
ChTst ex,ep; by name. They grow up assOnste
erntd with love kindness soften the heart.
We AL lnow their short, wild life and the SADIE
These boys and girls i, should be remembered will soon
form the greet lower class OF our city They will influence
sssUtdly funreoamed poison society all around them
They will help to lorna the great multitude Of robbers
theVss vsgrsnts and prostitutes who such bur
asaupon the lawrespcctng community
In Wand alone Of the city the Nth there were in
S out OF " eco children between the ages five and sig
teen, only 7Coo who attended school, and only 500 who
WENT 10 Sabbath schoo-leavias 5000 without the COM
nor pyses OF education, and about SOOo destitute Of
pablo religious influence
In view Of these evils we have formed an Association
whsh sha devote itself entirely TO this class Of warrant
enlAien We do not propose in any way TO conflict with
shsins Asyums and Institutions but TO render them
hearty pereton, and, st the same time TO Il Fan
weEA Of necessity they have all lef large mulntnis
luna and yet who ae uncared for and snorsnt and W.,
prnt We propose 10 give TO these WORK; ana 10 h-o,
.sen and Agent CHARLEs L. BRAoE has been snsss
70 eve hs whole time 10 efforts for relieving tho vans ~
tss class As means shall come IN It Is des gned 10 asf,c,
tie city 50 that hereafter every Ward may have is ssen
nhe sha be tfiend 10 the yagTant ehid Boys SQnasS
hestnSS have already been formed which we hope 10
extended until eSerS quarter has Its place o. preaching
70 boys With hese, intend 70 connect Industrial
Shoo where the great temptations rAs class afns
cen an honest trade Arrangements have been VIII
raarfactnrers BY which II We have the requisite fnds -
gn Ere ArSdI Cd boys N different localities can be ssp-
pied with paying work We hope, too especially 70 te
he Of draining the city OF these Children 6y com.
npnieang with srmess manufacturer o snil,, in ,hs
sssAiry, who NAV have Iced Of ssch for ennlovment
when homeless hoys found by onr AGENTS ~ ,e,n IN
81 them homes N tho Snlhesoi reStAhle needy nerS,n.
he CITY, and 10 pat them IN tae way Of A bonc v,ns
We design in aword 70 btins humane and SpSiT in
g hear this toTsSAen elassto preach IN va1So1s 49,
Yea ''Aolsh OF New
Numbers Of our ei.iEens have long ~, m. all.
vsae remedy but Sw nave the 'esure or the n,.sn , We
wse themselves personally 10 this work with ths th
sssswheh Il requires This Society a. yse nro,os hn
s.neaium, thronsh which al can in their usessnrs 49,
ncsly help the poor children OF the city -
We cali upon All, who recognize that these tina 6,,
esso Christ; al who hehve that crmeis Is, .va,,ik
ovng good lnfcSnoes IN childhood az who ARE H. 49,
u ne helpless % ard us IN cur enterprise.
We confidently hope tins wide and practice. n,oxs-.
wAAsNe its full shSre Of Chrisfian lberaitv A. &
tsy ash the Contributions Of those able 70 eiye ia ~.
sa Carrying forward the work.
scnpnops viii be gladly received By the Cashier OF tia
sstsspohtSn Bank, al Randolphs Book Store. No SSs
h"svsy, o. by either Of the Undersigned
ROWLAND, No So Waist
yVhN l. MASON, No - 4th-st.
WILLIAM c. GILMAN No. rs Merchants EXCHANGE
MILAN l. KING, No, 80 John-st.
s.nn aKlILFS ": ELLIOT, No. Is East I7th-ss-
LEONARD, No l7S Cansl-st
niLLIAM {. Russell Nc. 26l 81, Az.
TAIL WIJllAMS Metropolitan Bank
I'D RANDOLPH. Nc eSS Brosdwsy
>hAaLES L. BRACE, No. 81 Vandau-st.
o. shAsLss L BsAeE, No 6sS Broadway, Secretary.
tsr "a ess bIoadwsy, corner Of Amity st-Secoud