New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

,es presented Circular Letter written N ~ sas
Inv r.ter and published In the minutes OF nv pay
-; nd recon- ended that for the want OF ume
~ letter Of this kind, 1t DC enerqssea Sn va. ~
mipu,,, and repubshed as the Crcs's' ie's' wi '''
"o" hSs bs Association adjourned to meet again 1t
q O'Clock.
Ayrrrsoox SESSION.
..;o, ,. orened in the aitsrnoon with prayer oy
the Rev. Mr. MARSH ,a O,oh.n.,
Report Of the Trustees Of the WIDOW. "n ~ ,h.,
FUND was then read showing os'~'' "
'" ~ T.sr,s,. R.port was next made and snat, W
gother with The Trustees. wss 'roep''"
as Pepor shows that during the past year
there have been about 81 900 contributed !" "''
y.arh w Burden benjamin Hsstsd, John j. Grimm
Lac II Smith and T. X. Kelly we're 'hsn ~ -
T1n..e,. of The Widows and Orphans fund TOT 'ne WI
'" liz Pew. Mr. WBrrr Chairman Of the Missionary
Comuttee presented the Report OF that Comm"ee' LUG
report T Ra, Mr. Wmrrr then offered the following re-o-
WS. TIE B.p, M:oas.y c p Se1s "s9
,.. n,- irrrorsnt the most sestif"te hsa "' WIN
ard tn, call ,,eu the cou,e.dou All than say fec
i, nd .rgrcrt MISSIONARIES Lons Island and s.s,es
ard o,he localities and IN our se'' ene ''''"'
'A sigsa, The ccaysn,o1 in hi. domestic ns'd
,,n,is. &c eli cur eneprss h,, IN.
Rred mos, earnestly sas in
ca:.se',. , give The Convention 'Ae' H''''
This resolution followed BY tho Rev Mr. W W. ,.m
few brief remarks, who presented IN eanei' - ~. -
Of Missionaries Staten Island, among 'ir -;
were constantly arriving. and urged the nee essy "a "
creased missionary effort tie We. ioliowea os
The Rev. Mr.. EDDY, agento the New orS o'ase pp
. Missionary Convenion-He said that there was grew
destuton in the Missionary held throughout ine Mos
S,,,e They wanted more churches bcr they couiu no.
ami dare not plant item without the means TO sustain
,lem Tie treasury Of the Convention was ag eady o'sr
,suu some e. o0G and something must ie done pv 'e
Churches already in independent crcums anee 20
III i, Tier. j. only one BAPTIST church 10 20 900 hna'
tan;s in the City Q; New York and vicinity.
The Rev sir HopGE next addressed the Association on
This subeot-Ie sad that no could add his testimony to
those OF the brothers who had preceded bun win gaG %
the great destituon IN the missionary field me Chureas
rnus increase their PRAYERS and hbey for this noble
object. c.......,..,, A.,o.;,.
lions was then presented me commune ts 5e sn.e,,
action OF this Association, excepting the following article
in the Dutohess Baptist Association on the SUBJECT i'
poranco:
Uheea, TIE sale aud use Of noxc.ss beverage
productive Of evil and deoa,oni ard ,,,.,,.
. esassmsrt to resove he evil ihsor
asa s fa s sd ;s and Ssossa es ss,sS.
R..,ed That We recommend to he ss%h.c Of ih'
A.soesoD possible aud aw al means o ss 70, Ne s'i
~Ti Maine law law which shall be aasy ssa.
in operations the evil Of the manufacture sas sale
Of intoxicating liquors from our land
Tie resolutions were unanimously adopted without
discussion. =
the Rev. John Williams of Brooklyn, which resulted III
The matter with reference TO admitting Bethesds Church
which was laid on the table in the forenoon was agin
tax up and disposed Of by the appointment 81 Com
,,.e 81 five whose business il viii be to endoavor ~
negotiate a settlement between the two eontendlng
churches report the next session OF ihe AssoaS
The report of The Committee Arrangements for me
uext meeting was then read and adopted Tho next sos
sion in accordance with the recommendation OF the LON
mittee viii be held with the First Baptist Church New
YORK CITY on the last Tuesday in May, 1885, at r. VI.
The Rev j. w. TAGoARr Is to deliver the Introductory
discourse and the Rev. j. w sAKLrs INC aiternste'
I - WItr acl IN
mon with the Rev. 4. WEsrcoTr as the alternate The
Rev j. A. McKsAs is appointed to write the circular
letter -.-..al
On notion a vote of thanks was tendered 10 inc
citizens OF Newburgh, for the generous hospehty INC
members of the Association had received at their hands
during its.session. n, A. Pa,
! vote of thanks was also given to the Rev Mr. rag
CART for the faithful and impartial manner In when "e
| had discharged his duties: A., M affair
PRAYER was then offered by the Rev Mr. Taggart @'er
which the Association adjourned.