New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

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such is an outline Of what has been done humble
scale ard almost without the knowledge OF the public by
the mehod and talents of Mr. PfAsE- We ask attention
to this settlement sufficient answer TO all doubts and
excuses henceforh to be urged in paaion Of the utter
NEGLECT or be eGles misdireoon of benevolence which hs
hitherto characterized the conduct OF society ss such TO
wand It's oucast and destitute members We submit the
reh theory developed in successful practice and earn
tsty appeal to Christian public 10 sustain both, on
stHe CONNIE with the dOmnons oil nee ana ant
in our city.
1t is commonly easier to frame plan and raise money
hanto secure the proper agent for ITS successful app'a
ton But in the mercy Of Divine Providence men uI
large heart and manifold energy controlled by more eA
acting sense of duty and guided by farther reaching
fsitl than Others. sometimes commissioned 10 grappe
with the great problems Of social evil and show by taeT
uuad,d experiment what be done 10y well directed de-
termination and the grace OF God 70 uro0t the most IN
veerae abuses of the world Not from the studies OF he
nev,ent ingenuity in is closet but through the unSmb
tuus beginnings and substantial progress of such men, N
sctu wIeste with the difficulties of the work grow up
tlose genuine Methods systems, and institutions when
III, Il the case, and become permanent reforms we nave
the strongest for believing that in Mr. PEAsE and
the institution which under his care has taken root IN an
ohduTae soil and houIshed steadily IN an uncongena al
nospl ere under every disadvantage and under the patron
axe OF 10 villt rOwer-we have one Of those special
agencies If Divine beuofcenoe, which cannot be sup
piesstd by poverty and neglect. while life scuses
the chosen instrument and which need only that gener
Gus support which the moving spectacle Of their work al
most COupe 20 become permanent ahd Nal dressings -
We desire to bear emphatic testimony the exrsonli
Mr. lEAsE the WORK ne mas CHOSEN,
g. recommend him as agent peculiarly fitted by zeal
and 10, and personal publications to bring the bcnefl
ons Of the charitable 10 bear effectively upon the saliva
ton Of the vicious poor. His family Of hundred and
v rescued unfortunate speak for him and his cause az
", ,hould despair o. SPEAK We ask ell WHO'D sympa
thy for human wrttcLednes and interest IN means FOR
liz r,movs TO give one hour 70 the House Of Industry
ard witness for themselves the collected happiness the
pesetful concord the good order and discipline without
SO, ere consiraui which disuguis that hrong gather
tr the vestibUle Of he'll above many Of TIE favored
ssstmhlagts in our City. This done We vii cheeriuy
leave to their differences and the impulses OF their owa
touched hearts tie question Of the prao: ABILITY OF saw
ING these hitherto forsaktn creatures and the question u
their own Obligation 10 bear energetic and constant
part In ihis rta work God has given them oppc7uni
~ If there bo a field of bcueioence earth more than
al Others laoNtd by the sscrd oorin OF Him who
came 10 seek ard 10 that which was lost u s
fund amog the fallen outoasis pited and sough, By Him
slore Ii there Be disciples who follow the peculiar foot
sitrs II their Lord in tins world they those who
the sinners. whom Others shun. who low plead i'r
your CO peralCn their Carisilke ererprse snd invite
vou 90 share in the heavenly glory OF their ovly WORK
The fcoS tAor c.ist - srt H.s srl-e iAs.s fee
H. in fine there is enterprise Of primary Importance
srd obligation 70 ihc Christian Church deserving o. iaNe
rrec,6orce q every oh,r in their affections snl her
s,suatic borrty = that Il preaching the Gospel -
1rrlR ovN POOR and visiting She afflicted within sigh Of
tl,r doors l. : hgmliatilg and siaru ~ t-- tnai
Ills rarsmlurt duly has been many postponed - more
r mote sid inn sing s,fe mes ~ az 'in J. Is 90
+, feared that Clrstsry VII receive ltle genuine az