New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-02
so,,TlIFPy AIN SOCIETY.

The whole affair passed on most a2reeaoty ana I" 'no
aIIsr II satisfaction Of al who participated 'nsfo"
SOUTHERN AID SOCIETY.
AI.w Association bearing the above title has recently
beep 1lnei in this City The object il the diffusion Ok
hr Cord truth in the Southern 0nd South Western States
and IN al ordinary this TO be done under the drec
ton OF bodies missionary organic atoms OF
evangelical chGracer, within said sa,es Inc prcsi-
dent j. james BO0rmeni end among the zee frosidenS
ANON G. Phelps Dr. Cox and Cyrus r saith intms
neiehbofhood Mr. Hellock, 81 The Joarnatg C7nmsce.
f. Ire osrreg and Dr.. Bahune DR. Band, aud DR.. Eidy,
Of Newark, the Executive Committee. 80
Tie Society ha pst issued long address to the puoc,
in which hey fully recognize the importance Of other
ciees and hope for their aid and cooperation especially
Of the American Home Missionary Society. But say
hat Society vi" retic.ed by it, rules, from aiding any
minister or missionary however faithful iaooFioys or
eel cenying who under any cifcum-tances 4 slave
"h0der and secondly, the inpr sion Is general ~ mo
South hat the Homo Missionary Society isclo'ey allied
40 AbOii0Disd, 50 called ibis ipies .ioa however
erroneous, renders the ld Afforded by thar society 70
"thrr,hes in TIE Southern and South Western aes, ~
doubtful value in reference nsOnucl hatiu
rome coses where such aid bad been rendered 1t mas
"hoCn voluntarily relnqushed 10y the recipients needy
"tiongh they were, damage rather IMAM D5neh'
While therefore, convinced that the American
Home Missionary Society without change Of policy
"is,seusiy Unable, even il il were disposed, 60 perform
.our work We desire still % cherish toward II the sen'i
orus of kindness aad good WILL which, with soo OF u.s.
ne baci. Is 1auz alton, end even before Tor sng
aided Ia It's formation Most OF the memO2'so1
"ihc Southern Md Society are and long have peoh sup
"rocrs of the American lone Missionary lcieiy anu
some If hea among II largest Contributor lhey
e-tcct all Il ill. 1hCy rejoice ia s efficient aDos
aaf ibe Nor.h and West aud hope, in asurc tn
supply 20 look OF service at The South and SCUM west
The -6oL cotntry is field. Ii far RS it occupied
81 BIS Tho American Home Missionary Society, We gaiyco
"o crate Who're that Society pauses or fatr there tbs
Southern Aid Society begins its separate action, AMI
tbcEcc rrocceds Thus between the two, if Proyiience
"a H. uton our Efforts the ~hols of beloved country
win be oared FOR ond aided according to the measure &"
Tic address argues at much length that the American
Home Missionary Society has neglected the oodu or ~
Loot that ne great bulk Of It's Work mas Deeh "oe " no
Nrffir al
Without Going further into particulars. Is Il ox.rava
cart ulAnd TO say that the a. u ~ ;. Is n9t accom-
t.hir In the Southern and South Nestern states oil
4 ~ h Do reasonably expected from IL national d. az
r,.iou-uuch less all that is demanded by the mn3nsty
ot z ied 3li slusre miles, equal = os slch tIs
ha5sachr etts,i the greatness oil its p'pniAnon,
.sfEi ~ so1si Or the magnitude u the Interests
involved. both tor this world and the next And II
slrL he the fact need We sny apology before ohrisa
reor!e attempting God shan enable NJ, t. occupy
Tat mpoitani and TOO long neglected missionary
Wiz regard 70 their mode Of operations they say The
Southern tI Socesy intend o deal with their southern
r-e.hrcn IN the confidence OF Christian fricndh!p Re
rrsh cai. n.y. end ell sorts Injustice have been rel
.ie S,,-h e., Al Scis,v viii try the oo35-
e pole. 81 indne, sympathy, anl PeFation IA every
I'D void AMI work. LCt treat our southern Fellow
,silsrs snd fellow Christians with generous confdenes-
wth fzterI al rpreciat0n and ii this more ccst
te VIII net pa sper II the beuedctou of God VIII not
~, gu t. his glory and the good Of all! Thus do
8g are iy persuaded that through the counsel ana
az corrsp0n ling bod az the sonth our ms
.iora viii BE- able 20 preach the Gospel in it, power and
purity 20 every master and every Slave who can be
reached by sny human instr1meRtaLty. Ii the Christian
public viii give the necessary and tho Lord aid
his hes rc may hope for great results ultimately
ircm TIE sleEaii0us Of 'lis Society.
in bleeding oI eds for cir assumed constituents, they
Have .'o Size population claim upon US! What
have htgd done katwe may not sustain faithful ministry
inttaehie them the way OF salvation May we not send
IN, m onal.es without accompanying our DeneVoence
with such shall suggest doubt to the people
whether we are content seek their conversion with the
s'ft ifiA 40 tfQ
boast apprehension lest the rogenorsting and purhyingn
hrenco Of the Scriptures should fail OF is proper action
upon the bet interests Of othe servants, the masters
the Church, md the state
The ,leye population in the South are peculiarly
ccltble 90 q good religious influence. Their mere resi-
dence among Christian people. oven undsr all The d.,
advantages bondage has wrought great and happy
charge in their condition. They have been raseI ron
The ~ yh Of heathoDm 10 the light OF Christianity Iaou
SANDS the m have been brought 20 saving knowledge
of The GOSPEL OF the lOOcC0GOO of the negro race there
cannot be found another large body a. the 3OV1OOj
-laycs IN those United States, Intelligent 80 IL
cined tho Gospel and 30 be.t by the eloyaing nhu
encts fertilization and Chruauity. Nor y there any
one eat If population in country, that has such
claims upon our sympalhes. ii We are to remen0erthe
poor ard fifth according 10 the very genius of our rel
zion Al AT Tie POOR should have the Gospel preached To
t,fn We ought not 70 withhold hands from the work
under tie preenCo Of fst improving their civil ana pohi
cal relations and ii TO remember those that are IN
bonds o. bound with them, we DO less than ad tose
who ana Wiling to teach thom the way of life VIII not
God hold TO n strict account IT, under any preeIt
befeyer We NEGLECT to minister their spiritual necess
Ify also add that the masters favorable to such an
eUter1iise that they are in great proportion per
haps as any equal body OF Chrisan ministers In the
whole world, faithful men of God, spiritually minded.
selfdenyng disciples Of the Lord Jesus
TL, address closes with strong cayeat against even
tho suspicion of Aboliionim, promising not to meddle for
or against Slavery and commencing their enterprise 10 the
Lord Jesus Christ, God and Man.
WFEHAWKEN LAND AND FERRY ASSOCIATION.
About orc year since company Of Germans, 10 tbs
number of aou thirty mostly business OF this City.
keeded y Mr. Louis Baker purchased l2O Of land
n Berqfn County v j., with the Intention OF Forming
new German village. This land they divided up into 400
budng lots and soon disposed Of them 10 thor fellow
eorufr, n The settlement il situated about i've and
hail Mid from this City the high grounds Of the
bank Of the North River commanding beautiful view OF
the bay and City of New York. and has been named
i overs Il this land formed ferry company for tho
uurpose Of cstablshing ferry between NewYOrk and
that place ard they have already but dock az which t.
land 1lo CompsDy not yet having procured charter
Tor her iony although they intend TO make application
al tho next Session Of the Legsature they have mais
arrangements with the Bulls Ferry steamer Frank to
take and land passengers at their new dock until suc
time A. they get their own ferry in operation
Tic event Of the hrst landing al the dock OF ua,teh
burg celebrated Monday There were about &c o
1900 peore present the occasion, nearly one thu y"
whom were ladies The weather very iayorsole ana
the large company amused themselves "a vaIous
shooting NJ TARGET drinking wno dancing ale, VIC ns'o
Of i'm bend in attendaurc aad in the genera eAehahgc
Of fcrdhip snd soclabihy Tue most ,3 49, rh
tho ,..a.ir1 however was OK roasted Whoie' lhe
b,i, "a 81, ak wns hung Up large pole, hot nro
buii rplr H. and fast a. the onie r0asten was cut
Oh and distributed among the cs0wu, Nuo vNno"ed so
- - sale nnrner thai thcre soon nothing left Of
,n, s,,osi except bis back bone and hoofs.
a. he ox had been disposed Of large number Of the
s,silel themselves Of tho generous hospitality Of
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