The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-25

vAs Hssd il. Mr. Prsaiasnt New Eagisad presents hsr
~ o. this occasion, - trust shs ever win TO st.
Georss with the olive branch & peace she St.
eons. TO aid You in these nsstisgs Of kindness and
friendship and 70 ny that love peace better than
ton And willing to extend 10 each other the hAad os
kindness and friendship from this time hsncsforth ana
forever The flag Of Great Britain has hoatsd peacefully
osids which have been known in olden times forgot
ten and lost In the msmsry Of American citssns ZAP
New Ea,.uS 10 ooms s' here true born
Yankss-and say that We are willing to measure our
lance with anybody and to extend to the utermost the
hand Of charity to each other Mr. Draper then gave
Nay s. Gsergs and Jonathan clasp peace and
about US and above US but not beios u.s. eisvns the
The CHAIRMAN then gave the sixth regular toast -
Our native land and the land live in"-Gee by the
The last regular toast was then given -
"Woman"-Glee by the Club, Here's health to all good
The list of regular toasts being exhausted volunteer
sentiments became the order of the evening Mr.. Ptt
May the friends Of the Society like the widows cruise of
The President proposed the health Of two of the ex.
Presidents-Fsher and Fowler Mr.. Fowler responded
and gave the health Of Mr. Dickson of the Oldest
Presidents And so the company went enjoying them
selves until the approach OF midnight when reverence
to the Sabbath, they dispersed.
The Rev. DE-. Hatfield Money Making
The Rev. Dr. HAuEIp last evening delivered sermon
ON the above subject the Presbyterian church.
Of Broome and Ridge streets, to very congre
CATION. The reverend gentleman took his text from the
sth and 10th of the 9Th chapter Of the First
Episte to Timothy 'But they that viii be rich fall into
temptation and snare and into many foolish and hurt
full lusts which drown in destruction and perdton
For the love OF money is the root of all evil which,
while coveted after they have erred from the faith
and pierced themselves through with many sorrows" It
is not easy to speak acceptaby said he from the pulpit
upon the pursuit of wealth. for must sary
dices and our viii be heard with jealousy and
disrust and our motives however pure and benevolent
will be called in question. Ministers of the Gospel
seldom found at least in this republican land
among the weather. classes, and therefore
shut out, by the peculiar claims Of their pro-
may ordinarily be obtained At the very commencement
of their ministry the necessity is laid upon them to aban
don the very idea of devotpg their lives to getting money
But whether acceptable not their must be de-
vered and they must exhibit the connection of money
with mans spiritual and eternal destiny and its influences
upon his moral character Every human being Is sus-
ceptble of the growth OF wealth. and it is laudable de-
sire under proper regulations IL conduces to the welfare
of the individual and the well being of society The de-
sire of property in all civilized communities very natu.
rally associates Itself with the Possession OF money
its representative, and money is desired loved and
sought for not much its account for what
it do through its possessor Its universally acknow
lodged the representative of property and may be,
st any time, converted into species of property
that is desired 1t win procure food, raimen furniture,
ornaments lands and thing for the purpose rank
influence and power. therefore, money is desired and
sought for and becomes the great business Of life
. sumauns bcsrn' the thing nceiful," " the all
in all and current pnrascooy expresses it." to do
well and prosper " to go along handsome" "to be
well off, "n:oney makes the man. many mickle
makes muck1e,' ga penny saved is twopence clear"
In this country everybody wishes to make money and
so instruct children; and what wonder then we
have become celebrated all the world the lovers
OF dollars and cents In country the earth,
save perhaps England, is the desire TO make money
SO deeply studied as here. In thing are
young men so perfectly agreed in the desire to
make money, for prouon is the order of the day
In resolving devote yourselves to the acquisition of
wealth you cheat yourselves gut of heaven. You will
become independent of your Maker himself. Dives but
for his wealth. might have found his place in Abrahams
BOSOM and Lazarus, but for his poverty nigh. have been
sent to lerdtion BY wealth the soul is exposed to spen
dor and luxury ard the soul il led blindfoh to destruc
tion. Money getting becomes mans only passion when
once INDUCED in. Everything he touches must be
verified into gold and he sacrifices verhing for the low
ambition of being worth certain OF money Every gen
The appeals Of charity be believes made only TO de-
benevolent societies. for that have put to
per cent He substitutes for the law OF God his
interest," for he judges of every thing by that standard
He learns and pracses deceitiearns the art Of cheat
ing derauding. and all under cover OF law. He ceases
to be q true man, and acknowledges law but that
Of coyetousness. Such of the Of
ney making, and ct this moment the world is filed
with the agonzing cries Of the victims and the yanquish
ed alike victims OF this accursed passion Beware young
men, how you sell your souls for gold. You cannot
God and Namnon