New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

considerable discussion and ct last again laid on the
table
Adjourned 10 Friday night
ANNIVERSARY or THE ORPHANS HOME OF
TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Last evening the Society celebrated their second Ami
versary Calvary Church The attendance was fair.
Notwithstanding tie inclcmeDcy Of the weather. AueF
divine service the Rev Dr. Hawks preached from x TX O.
Take lLs child and nurse for me, and will give thee
thy wages" II spoke this effect: Instructive synPl
thy will suffering one bright spOt in human nature found
in every bosom, in SAINT and sinner, IN barbarian anl
CIVILIZED man, Or class those who have made 6)d
f cod point If view in which thi. instinct should DC
view Cd Is that wherein il indicates rela nshp with the
Father Of our Spirits, ne impress OF cVny On orr once
pure end holy nafure-Whirh though broken y,t Ike ruins
or n dese the magnicence Of the structure it
once adorned and iLe reliance 70 be placel on the
Holy Word which 'each, the possibility Of 81 waiting olr
i,Ifn nature 10 it, proper hight In this light nsnve
acts Of mercy lovely 10 look upon; bat there IS
another roint Of view in which the believer Is compelled
to oard them with regret that Of Chr stan beBevolsnse
wherein the motive il looked e.that which alone gives the
act value theeyes Of the Being every ne 1
DO Lot say Kind acts should not be peformsl even i1r
Tie good they d. but it il Christianity which gives the
principle TO the act the principle Of obedience 10
God obedience cor1men -afe 20 all the goods he gives
M al that Christ has su8red for and in this prop)r
ton how far below the debt owe falls the utmost IN
any among has donel Human charity should embrace
all woes and oil kinds o. 'uif ring it looks lkest Gods
when il OTge distinctions OF cread ami chne ana Is IN
thing in iis love. Let talk less aud do more
The whole life shoald be an arga nsnt Of the fith
each holds 4 proper inquiry, thel. Tor ne Ohri'tin
iswhat Lind Of charity have the highest claims on him
stal1 the advocate OF The mot helpless OF clens
III who're oss Of tn, natural guardians, the dlnDpes
Of whose childish inability h' mute elo4uence Of who'e
tears give them a peculiar calm. Were pleading Tor
juvenile delnqrents escaped from one place o. plni'h
euf OIL, to cork their way b. the next yon M ht pause
toupb even ihCu you shoud not turn them over 70 the
worlds tender mtrcies-Ur crime should 4 stop IN US
the fow Of mercy, e dill not in God. Bat
plead for Csc whose wretchodn9ss is not the result 81
crime Bcsaes such nshtltions Is ours preserve IRON
crime and this should DO ~ important con.1etauDn Tor
the illantiropisi and the Christian lie who has stood
in the cell where lie the felon doomed to die TO morrow
and ho trace, his history beck from crime through 6ad
asoc atious to neglected childhood VIII value such
VOL n, ills plead for WIN they not say to the ever
foremost in the Offices o. cha4ity Take his child and
nurse it for ne, oad ! viii give tle... thy
our feelings OF Chten patriotism, AMI Particularly IN
this country where great experiment IA IN de the failure
Of which would give The triumph OF yIaA9y ts i2alef
vote As in the first three centuries the ioiniauon o!
Christianity was only Cavaryiis only cement the blood
Of martyrs here tie trial il being made whether It can
srbt IFS native purity without the aid OF civil power
only al that Christianity should be l - itself Here.
thon the honor Of their Master j. pac in tie keeping OF
Christians and whit disgrace is prepared for them II
through their neg' ct Religion fall. and w1 her ias
Necessary quoncel Freedom what upholis free
DOM hat rtha ous sentiment which owns t5e anirch-
Isl into At least decent conceamem OF ms dssfle'ye
tendencies and this is especially true in country where
the laws allow snch latitude a. in oars hete lTsany
has LO support but you aud they who educate the opha
helm ia maiIain Cnrtany. Little did the daughter oil
tie Egyptian King think that che preserved the deverer
Of recle; and who knows but among the orphans be-
G Won there is future supporter OF Christian truth the
future Guide OF his oouurys destiny HOW the dyihg
nc.hCrs greatest anguish may be reheyei BY knowing
tbet her bebes win not be unprotected We hive taken
the childrcn-we are nursing themGnd you VIII do the
rect. as the text speaketh
The children about twenty little boys and girls sung
tie i72d hyInn. - . . -
Bishop Wainwright said The collection VIII now be
made; s. make O member for year. so for NE ask
Won 10 state 10 your friends in general terms, what you
have heard this evening. We have taken the chi'e
faith look to you TO support and enlarge TIE cnsry
Tho report OF last years proceeding read; 10 had
beon admitted II dismissed the number OF Prosen; is %
Of all relgious denominations.
Tie Tensurers report was read showing tho annual
peudirre 90 and the balance due to the Treasurer
sCg IS The constitution was then amended 20 as 10 coz
stitute Finance Committee all other business being le
} 10 n Committee Of ladies.
The following Board of MANAGEMENT was elected TOR
next wear Bishop Wainwright Precedent; the Rev Dr.
Hawks Vice President; Mr.. Egenbrodt Secretary tue
Rev DR. Price the Rev. DR.: Neville, the Rev Mr. iale'
Ne Rev. Mr. Hobart the Rev Mr.. Eaoa VIM Moore
Vim Kentz Clarkson Crolius III. X. Bogert, Adam Nor
RE Stephen Candreng
After uItor devotional exercsesthe Society adjourned