New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

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rlmri.i, niouo could tho heart at childhood bo oiiotoi
no slokc or con'iriahlo time ihiot'pcring hH 20
mniha With interesting dnl,a and Amusing bio young
auditors l., o,hihurs hoalhon Idol Toward th' omi OF
h nitrH in hArll, audible 10 tho orcuora al mo
iort scat- t.u the ,nldr,nr wmepou lilo glad to
the seh which presented isoli Ia the Wow OF tho gon
tmnu on the platform onion had lao wished 10 such
mh'agc but composed not tho proaont was. Of
Christian children. hut 81 hcohon liu such spectacle
would mover be- soon lie conirnsiod the condition
Young auditofa with tho little hoathcn Ia hoahon lands
Once IN South Sea Missionary meeting, he said, an old
chief exclaimed Would that yon had told ~ OF jesus
twenty YEAR ugo had children Then, but have killed
chem all since thnt time Would your parents, children,
net sol Whit makes the difference children IL is tho
gop, Of The Lord Jesus Christ alone. The speaker then
,horttd them 10 do something t. spread the good news
llcy could do something II they would He toll an
o,doo from old story book he said which children
fond of reading he told how, upon time, young
boy slow giant DO you know the name OF tho boy
"YCs, David answered several hundred.
He told another anecdoto. a boy once used to black
boots Cd each in order 70 get money 10 send 20 the
heather That boy was now a clergyman and was con
ntotCd with this Society.
lie showed bag in which three young children had de
rocd the mOncy they received from friends for the good
Cd the poor heather Their faher school teacher
he three good children had been Gale from this life
better within the last three weeks. lie pointed to the dag
which had been carried bv their Sabbath schoolmaes IL
was crnped He then asked his young auditors to assist
the cause of evangczng The world by contributing money
10 enable the Society TO sond missionaries abroad.
A collection was then taken-the children singing
Hebors beautiful hymn as the boy went round.
The next speaker tho Rev Mr.. Roberts, of Balti
more WHO being unwel, heard with difficulty. lie
sad that he sincerely glad to see them and wished
that one Kent who had been evidently writing OF what
lie was ignorant when he said that our sunday Schools
Of his error lie told story of poor Pals boy who
picked up in the streets by OF the Methodist MIS-
sionarcs by whom be taught TO read So anxious
was the little boy to learn tina, he committed TO memory
tie whole of The Gospel according TO St. Luke The priest
leord oft He ordered him TO give up his Bible When
the command was complied with, he burned it, "Ah!'
said the boy, "you cant burn up 81. Luke
Behind the gentlemen on the platform there were hieen
If the flags ha carried in the procession by the chi
dren There were twenty five Sabbath Schools assembled
AfteI singing the Doxoogy aud listening TO the benedic
ton, the meeting adjourned till halfpast l.
THE EVENING DEMONSTRATION
At y O'Clock the Hall again densely crowded
Tie were now few children, but very large number
Of ladies were present Against the wall there spen
did Transparency in triangular form of crimson bordsIed
with gold In the midst formed of twenty six
brilliant stars and each side two chandeliers The
aiiom was tlronged to excess mostly by cergymen.
They sat in rows rising above the other which gave
to tie entire affair very appropriate appearance.
About O'Clock Bishop Waugh ascended the platform.
lie took tie Chair President AMI. ranged around him
ON either side there the following cergymen and gen
fflnCu Is Vice Presidents: