New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23

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nno. There are many Interesting psychological inquiries
wh'b are fuggesied regard 10 those who deprived of
Of the ~ wheeler 10 the Gleyprcal
language % BunyeB. when gate aud eye gate those
h'cnuts Of approach the town Of Mansou b. covered
W. lcTe be hot some method Of access recognizable
60 our ifnis ly which Father IN Heaven dra nigh
20 II" niAtied thliran have n visionary theory TO
rpecr this subject but it l. pleasant testimony that
em able 10 give, after close examination, tba. in the
pootse OF nstFucng the deaf mute il has been cues
ton with whether there be any disad vantage IN the
lss Of human sounds OF folly and vice which mea1 and
direct 70 mary others There has been abundant
in developing the conscience and warning into life their
rel -ious ontments, and esab hing direct communion
With The Father Of Spirits have often been CITED
at ZIG .icnrness simplicity AMI promptness Of the replies
which have been made by the mute to questions Of
Hgious inror'.
Who made the world - wasihe question once proposed
10 O little hoy in the Institution Without an nsaats
delay tie chalk hsd rspdly traced the answer:
In tie beginning God created the Heavens and tho
earth
Why did jesus come into the world :" was tho next
question proposed. With smile Of gratitude the little
fellow wrote in reply;
dsTous Of testing the religious nature Of the pupil to the
utmost, yeniured at length 70 ask,
why were you born deaf and dumb, when can both
hear and FpeGki With the sweetest and most touching
expression Of meek resignation the face OF the boy the
rapid chalk replied
Even So Father for It seemeh good in thy sight"
We rejoice in the privilege If taking part in the services
Of this occasion We count peasauthn- TO be present
AZ the beginning Of edice where ample )mm)l Ia
tons shall invite multitudes Of the aiicedto It's fering
We welcome them not only 70 safe shelter, %
kindly protection useful arts but - the teachings anl
consOlfiCns Of religion We congratulate those who will
come 8ferus afflicted Ike those who are now will Us in
tho adv aTacos which viii 10 them from what
have founded 70 day. Now let Knowledge and Religion
receive ard educa;cthe these pleasant their
playful fee; find recreation long after have rested
from the pilgrimage Of life Here may God speak to them
in The vision Of the morning and Of the AMI within
the chapel to be consecraed to His worship may genera
tons lie prepared for the Temple on high where no tongue
is silent and ear Is deaf
Mr. Laurent Clerc, a teacher of the Hartford Asylum
The next speaker lie addressed the c0ncOurse in the
sign language his gescu6tions remarkably mpas
stoned and lis features almost spoke his meaning Mr.
Gslaudei translated portions Of bis address % the
eject thn he fret 70 New York - years ago when
il q small place In Hartford was established the first
Institution America for tho instruction Of deaf mltes
this was about the time he here there but few
pupils in the Instituon then The Institution in New York
was siiusled in Chahamst, from wherce ii was moved
the Park and thence further mp town, and here.
As he thorght of the splendid building erecting he
was proud think that in few years II would be
plood c proud say that il wOud be the largest
institution Of the kind in this country but he hoped This
would make people proud FORGET that vast the gilt
Of God lie urged that the efforts strennlusly be-
ing made should be relaxed until others ready q
Gil the workers places lie concluded by hoping that the
Institution would be inst umenal to the glory Of God
The Benediction then pronounced by the Rev Dr..
Knox The whole party then returned to the dwelling.
house. which was purchased with the estate Here bOun
l repas was provided for ALL and the day passed of
with unuitigated pleasure.