New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-09

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hn assaui On he whole fabric Of niempenuce appears
the condition Of The poor You may bale olt some Or al
Of tie tide OF wretohodueer which flows from the 600
erog shops OF this City but until you dam up until You
aInllate the -Ourcc, until YOU combine In vigorous
determined exoron for his end. the enemies Of human
welfare and rights. will very quietly suffer you TO bale
out the stream. The immediate result Of the embar
rasment Of the poor IL a hankerng aiter the use
Of intoxicating drinks here lies he foundation OF their
misery without attacking this shall never ameiorate
their condition 1t is only by making the sale OF taat
which is the foundation OF human misery crime by law
tbst Won will ever be able to snnihiate the misery. Ia
Ireland said to me by the agents OF banking houses
that IN single year no less than million OF pounds ser
ling had passed through their hands, sent from this cou
try by Irish Immigrants 10 relieve their friends AZ home or
give them the to enigrate use this fact as an
argument Here is result the result OF treating those
persons like and women OF making them comp tent
to fulfill their duties in the relation which God has placed
them 20 others.
such ae the beautifuefec,s producedhere wretch
.e-f, fnfrv from mart
of Europe Now let strike az the root of the evil by
the combined determination of men OF inhuencc, standing
power and wealth. let have it declared crime 20 ereu
late that which the instrument of human misery let its
circulation be declared absolute crime lnus shall we
show that we determined TO amelorate the condition
of the Door by taking that which constitutes the very
misery Of their condition. Let destroy the temptation
to ruin by destroying even the possibility oil furnishing the
temptation
Robert NJ Hartley the Secretary, then moved the fol
Rs Thai the visitors OF the Association whose abOs for the
oee'' ie 1s.oeson yS sensa 80 ~ 81 trends on hs ,sor
in til crmunity end that while they essioy sga;d asa,
in Their ph an hroPc eSr.o1: g. nProy me '0nan aud
Rev DR. Adams then rose to second the resolution lie
said "
Il is important to express the thanks Of this Association
and the thanks of the community to those who have been
personally engaged visitors and amoners OF your char
ity am aware that individuals who have thus been en-
gagged do not feel the necessity OF such remunerauon
But we thank them for their fidelity and their self deny
ing ab0rs- sefdenying indeed in certain aspect OF the
case II according 10 that great law pervadng all human
action that that which costs nothing is worth nothing DC
True In any case It is true in this and il is on this principle
TINT nav be said that those who do good Systematically
will necessarily boct themselves to more or less OF set
denial 1t is indeed a peculiar feature OF Christian
philanthropy that il is always so. In relieving others
from suffering we must subject ourselves to some
form or modification of suffering. To confer good
must possess some form OF good oursseVesi ana
without some form Of self denial we never reach
the highest forms OF Christian bessedness. Those
who have been engaged in going about those lanes
and diving into cellars climbing atcs IN order 10 d %
iecs e their charity, have had that reward OF sasiacuoh
in their ou experience that words can express pre-
sumo that large number Of the visitors OF this society arc
here night Those who have been engaged IN the same
services and who are here, viii testify that the longer
hev have been engaged in IT, the greater has been the
hes Ives So also he that speaks Of self
denial either upon large upon small scale, accord
ing to the law which perYaes society III all s grada0ns
shall experience the blessing OF the promise pronounced by
tho Savior OF mankind he that fseke father and mother
houses and lands for my sake, shall enter into life ever
lasting.
WIN. Sir. your visitors experience one of the great
urobltms Of life How can we be blessed in world Ike
tbsso cursed with sin-beng brought constantly into
contact with so many forms Of misery all around us
How can we retain our cheerulness in this world where
il such of and suffering al around Is
there any other to the question than that OF being
diligently employed in making the world happier How
is il that the Angels of Heaven can retain all the hyey
sensbilites when they look down upon the misery aud
wretohedness which this world presents Il not the
answer found in the fact that they mnserng spirits
forth to make the world happy With such an object
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mankind The bard OF Avon quoted on the printed title
page Of your last report speaking OF mercy, says
l, ns.ss's Sia chat at i've. and
Or taking that higher law, the scriptural authority
which saws II il more blessed TO given than receive
are not those vino have been engaged as visitors OF thus
Society experienced the truth of Aethey
not BY the very work in which they are engaged placed ia
position for enjoying the satisfaction which needs no
thanks of ours Are they not in position rather 10 re-
ceve congratulations The only way as appears
TO me- to maintain serenity and cheerfqness TO De con
a. tho heffl
principle i beautifully expressed in the language which
Milton puts into the mouth Of Adam in descnDng the I'M
mediate effects Of the apostacy Asr me insaua re-
ormnat0ns which had been exchanged between the once
innocent air Adam is made tosay;
Let us 10 more contend AID blame each other
But Try With Offices OF love
To Tighten the burthen Of each stheIs woe"
II il tie whole secret OF happy lie, ana nave no
doubt these visitors feel that they have reason To congra
uate themselves that they have been permitted to 10 good
t. others When they lay down on their own pillows at
night has been comfort TO themto know thar they nave
been the Of carrying comfort and rehe unto otaer
and thus they have had their own reward No one mas
sts ned 10 that elaborate report and to the excellent re
marks of DIR. Tying without being convinced mat th 80
cety in fact graphing with some OF the greatest problems
of our times Ii should not be instrumental in solving
these problsms-if after having accomplished what has
should now cease from its benevolent exertion Il would
have ace mpshed an immense deal of good L. had
only succeeded in holding up the ideas which are
wrought into lis constitution those objects which makes
prominent by its very design and constitution WIN haye
accomplished much but Il will go on VIII 'h I "
Travelled over Europe will respond TO what has been said
by DIR Tyug in reference 20 this conflict between the dt
reut classes " society in The old countries The exist
onco Of these great slraios order, Ia society very
prominent In all those countries lou sce the haronA
hall supplied with all the ecganclcs and luNars 10 ,e
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