The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-10

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The Rev. Mr. OScKES, Of the Baptist Church. HAMBURG
Germany first addressed the meeting He spoke in sub
stance as foows-The honor has devolved upon me n
the adoption of the reports which have just beea
read and do with pleasure. From humble an in
dyidual who has Tor thirty been designated
Corner Preacher you viii not expect oratory-for
that, your mighty here to-day. But We can ali
do one thing-we tell facts; and 1t is my happy lot
to tell facts which have fallen under my observation
Continental Society whose object it is spread gos
among Catholics and Protesants In the services
joice that, according to YOUR report vow drsct
your labors first to the Roman Catholics. Ny
Church in Germany. have also preached to the Catho
lies, and Catholics very different there from those
imported here from Ireland. Through Gods
many were converted and am happy to say that they
generally became aborers themselves In the cause OF
truth During 1s4s and 1s4s, labored in Austria and
have to thank God and America for the thousands Of
Bibles and hundreds Of Thousands tracts that arrived
there and were spread among the people. In parts Of
chiefly TO English, Scottish and American ind usuos
lApplause reioise that there is another important
religious liberty Go forward, then in the glorious
work Great things have already achieved on the
continent OF Europe but remains TO be done The
work in which engaged Ia andit
prosper
TALLY folows-Ths society is true evangelical
alliance rejoice in its action for 1t active az esou
upon the Man Of Sin. Christianity into this world
the world its field because the whole world has been
coming from Europe TO the representative Of him
that siteth upon the Seven Hills meet with such re-
cepton as he did. It would be fine subject for Q
painter to represent old rotten steamtug carrying
away the representative Of Popcry from America Ths
history q ropery n ASIA remarkable history when
their chief object TO establish spiritual domi-
MON !, there Their object was. Pence 4 You can,
the truth We End that horrible outrages were COM
mitted there, and all in the name Of Christianity.
reality there is little of which they boast but mach
of which they may well be ashamed About thirty years
ago Popcry revived In India had lain dormant
for long season, and now, wherever you CO. you 6nd
Il at work Throughout the east you hnd for
to send their children to them You ind colleges every-
whore for the training Of Romish priests In Calcutta
too, Popery powerful but Il declined ana won't
declining until some red hot Irish priest and
subsequently host Of Jesuits, went out there.
THE Reverend speaker here entered upon length
eued reutation of the Of the Romish religion
in gancing the south Of India, find the power
Of Rome greater there than anywhere else The whos
coast Is lined with it's churches, and it's priests
are resolved to turn the country, they say,
into Popsh garden. You have only to 90 there,
10 what Popery really H. The state of things thag
exists there scandal to the Christian Ineli-
gent heatbens have told me- and with reason that they
difference between the form Of Christianity to
which they accustomed and their idolatry. Il
IL notable historical fact and which speaks volumes
against the Remsh faith that when in the province Of
Mysore sixty thousand psgans seized BY the pagan
authorities and threatened with death mprisonmsnt
If they did recan not found TO stand up for
the Christ Do not tell after this that sueh
a Christianity 10 living Christianity. England snA
America the and the only great Protestant
countries In the world and together they hght the
battle of truth against anti Christan Rome cloud an
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