New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-08

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addn ~sed The meeting They urged the P.oPsiesy OF ks-
vision. AT l. O'Clock the session AdoarnSd'
AFTERNOON skSSios.
Ats o'cl. AK the Convention agau assembled. d. L &c
in the Chair The s6is hymn then sang sai prayer
was oFersd ~ the R,f. y. b Baldwin Rssolatioss
offered the pre-, ious evening by the Committee on ~
lgous Exercises. were adopted as follows
Rd rAs he yseaS sisis vs,os came mo sss;sss.
ehI q scsins the EaslsA seTrsTss ss ps
Es TS.s & is ", =. ~: ssHSssl Of til. necessity
correct version u ohss ts sviSa q oar Sss s a.
Tss ,,sI7 EasA aas % -sTsS .Sai Ssss PI u
sPisd pattern the snssr of - Ainiesy
The Rev. W. II. wyckOh u'sdo fw rrmarkr sfee
which the Rev ~ T hin of Cvrmel n Y afirossei ne
Convention He asked them nc long would be- nt,A
effort abandoned before this revision Of Tue Blse
would again be undertaken The revision of the srr,sa
cult the longer Is neglected Tins errors
II so difficult 20 eradicate them after the lapse OF
hundred how much moreso VIII be when one htN
A report was presented on the German Scriptures 4,
regards the German language IS one "a the mot geae
in in this country, and ther1toro an nereung one
his Uron The IMPORT expresses the hslef Of the 10
miiiee that Gcd is gradually paving the way FOE P
version Of the Sacred Scriptures In German The reps.
The report On the Scriptures in the Italian languagews
then read In Italy stooeoeo Of people speak thl. Ian
gusge besides those in England and America This. 20
eether with the fact that the people of Sicily Malta ne
Islands OF the Mediterranean. aud the people Of Eyyp
Barbsry and portion Of Turkey, better acquainted
with the italian than with any other European laagaagS,
IL highly significant Of the importance OF this branch 81
the work 1he Church OF kume has patronzet the
Of painting and sculpture, and encouraged poetry and
high order Of literature Of which the ltalisn tongue
channel We, she has denied 20 those speaking the ita
vernacular that free 90 the 0racles 0f God which
has been enioyed by the well the learned u
all Protestant countries There have been several yes
ons translated for thom from the Latin vugate and oaa
at least from the original text Bot the best Of these am
inferior Thousands OF copies Of the Scriptures night now
be circulated in veral of the States of Italy The com
mee congratuates the Union the employment o. th&
distinguished Biblical scholar Or Achili OF the
revsers the Italian Scriptures The Committee recon
mend that the New Testament yerioa prepared by him 5s
put to press Immediately.
The report on the Siainese language submitted
II calls the p cs attention of the friends OF this eanse 70
the letters of the Missionaries and the remarks OF the b0au
in this department Of their labors.
DR. Aci having been absent from the Sessions Of "a
Committee on the Italian Scriptures his omitted
Addresses then made by the Rev j. @ Adams. "
Rev. A. Wheolock, NJ. the Rev A. Angler, NY L.
A. J Coons Missouri the Rev 5. 3 Reyen Of kinsston.
and W ii WyckOf, one Of the Secretaries .
The 972d Hymn sung after which they adjourned
meet in The evening
ton Delegates and Reporters. as on the previous day 70
paired to the lower and parook OF bountiul cola
ton served by the ladies of that church
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention was attended by larger assembly %
the occasion of this its last sitting than at any formsr
The Rev DR. Amiiage presided in the absence of d..
Cone.
A HYMN was sung by the congregation.
Rev DR. Wheeock read portion OF the llsth fsaim.
A PRAYER was offered by the Rev. DIR. Foster
Mr. Buckbee the Assistant Secretary read the reporter
the Committee on Members and Delegates. which stated
tn lG States represented that the number OF Dst
eeaes who had attended the Convention was JOo and nss
the number Of visitors aud friends was about LOO Tho
report was ordered 10 be printed
Mr. Buckbee presented the following resolutions wh'cn
were CARRIE unanimously
R that we Request Board Of the Union to &e.snsts s
God lrOn the Board Of he Union md !. Reyss .,
Of the Bapt Church and other epd who have wn saI s
Thai The tssn q the presented to the Regs
NeU
PrSsssdnes Of this ARnysIssIy s..;on Than Rad al
confirmed After which, =
DR. Achill Of Italy was introduced. lie communicable
express himself exempornne0usy but remarked that ~
had been customary with him In England and Scotland 70
read bis addresses he must ask the indulgence OF the cos
gregaon while he read what he had prepared FOR this &C.
cariOn
feel very happy Sir that my first appearance before
Christian public ia the United States has this very even
ing been occasoned BY nothing else but such an atsr
proud, my Christian brethren, how many l have n
pleasure to meet with IN this pace-hat have bess
my better life, with all my suffering as you know, arc
cloeey connected with the Bible whore declare my pres
ent faith and my future hopes are contained a. rom
thence contemplate the Lord making himself manifest 10
a new way TO the people and nations when say IN 2
new way, mean renewing what IS Old me thufen 40
the world This Is the reason why though care htuo
about talking and fighting upon questionable points =
viewed by different sects which, like Martha OF tho
Gospel are careful and troubled about many tninsi
/, with many, prefer to 90 directly whore Jesus y.
resting at bis feet, and hearing bis word. Al tns
feet Of Jesus where the Bible as wish to stay con
coaled, apart from those many things about wh'ce
have years pat been careful and troubled 80 thhet
would Invite ell those who withdrew ana dA
parted fr0m-at the Bible namely nj the feet OF Jesus
would invite the church O my native country the Boyd
people Of Rome whose faith at the time OF tho Apostle
Paul was spoken throughout the world, to the Babe.
and only to the Bible Ear from whatever sectarianlam
there In the Bible true Catholic and Apostolic religion
Nha il comforting 20 my heart Sir is to see thatth goM
ueoule Of Italy beginning with those OF Rome are now
turning themeye- 10 the Bible not only for the purpose
of destroyng Popery but chiefly for edlfying new ana
better Christianity by these wise poca affairs ana
made alike subse ryent 10 religious matters, as 0 nsancs
the putting Austrans 10 flight putting down priests f1ar.
the poue with his ndugencee the wOrshpDg OF sains.
the confesspg 10 a man. the believing in purSatory, a1d
20 on that there In italy as IN every part oi
the world, who care but Little about religion inen
are even such A. YOU could scarcely find anywhere hating
RELIGION in their hearts aud thinking Whatever may be- or
called religion could consist but in pnestcrait lhefe
are Des in Italy and thanks for all this 70 the pOPin
Church. There are even atheists. Whm men surrey
The hest Of Italy T. not represented by such rev "nov
We detest and knowhow in Italy itself heyere generally
despsed, there are in Italy nfae a. there are hey
and inurderer Italians are. by their good nature mprA
and rel eious people as you may wen nfss " tner nav
ing 80 long been supersttioue NOV theJ arc ~
more PspIsts since they have seen Popey gone fg
fom any religious truth and practice; Inere ~ thu
God a sentiment Of gOodness Preyallny IN tng nSt1S
Of Italians upon which the sentiment o. rito - et,I
grounded They perfectly aware That the 80 eshe1
CsfLolcf.m II truth, although fcss Efe dtiJ
missing upon demonstrating and siron2thenng ~
a fsir sft 0f arguments People ~ Italy beginin8
a'yovs With that Of Rene. % no moro believe Ia no
seven acrameuts which % be paid for neither y tho
uass nor ia the mrpces, and They would yen you
Lat tfe holiness of the Pope y tale not unhke ue
cebacy fhis priests. imp9etoh upon nc mos. c.s
fr betfer utligion yizs a bauer fatA, be't
Uf a better c'efgy better Vorship. The gltsDh -
which 4 he beet possible IN this world a. tnoy ~
confined Tat he yery esst -, ,osfion Vor.