New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

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BE- ce-sutrafe into Z, Won't Of vices G-nc-Usty NY
t. extrav severity into oppression and
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Eat le S4bbaih. Dtv.c me- the bread which 4,
rot lhvas for BIN TO ea - here may be cases where
nsctssi;y Tequfs II 10 20 what would ON rTee DC
wrorg. Sow, it difficult to make rules to Which thee
will not - exceptions at soat time. - in this case By
all n ars aT0d the car hoYts ferries AMI Ctser
Iopular mean, ri sabbath breakinc Bat where DUTY
calls you 70 teach ana prrach the gospel 10 those vtJ
would other-st b. uaiau- -ltgnere : Necessary ancN
J. known hat you are in the ane Of Christian duty
such But above al, ,e tie strict rule OF 4t
tlriian obg you le' 70 triing reason -
con! eieBce t1se Tad You to eocnenance these pub
lie COVE, Apply the rule Il the Savorty to pc
Ike him. Ask lat he wo-ld DO. and act ia q humble
teT erdence ibs will and law Of Coz.
The beautiful ve-se wss then sung
s~eet ''hs d'y Of sacred rvst;
Oh may heart in tunr be i01nf
s. W. sEToS spoke earnestly the question followed
By Mr.. Mitchell.
On motion the question continued for The next meet
ing.
On calling the roll the following schools reported
o. J2 H. o. s. 90 o. - IL 1872 III iti, ~ H. rs,
l93 ISL l43, 80 o. los a. 20 l0a 10, lC9, 72-tOlL
%. The attendance of Delegates was large, about two
hundred being present.
r. G. PAEDEE reported that many encouraging facts
transpiring. Last Sunday be visited school which
registers q teachers Of whom ~ present. One
sci col opened in June with 20 has 400 the roll of
whom 300 present last Sunday. Some schools were
suspended for the month, but there everywhere a
hopeful and general preparation for vigorous campaign
thu Fail.
Messrs. CL,RKE and LEsTfn were appointed to open
the discussion next month.
p Clark was appointed delegate to the )arl Of Man
sgers Messrs Reed and Hines. OF the Board were pres
eDt
The Secretary offered the following resolutions and ques-
tiors tor debate al future meetings:
Ho far uay ssbtah Schools labor the spii OF
Ctntsn pstrioiism, ard correct idess Of civil liberty"
position and professions Of the Pa2 Chch n regard 10 pops
l. aesd Thai The vast and rapidly Increasing demand
sedeynl effort the part OF al Who love the church and their
Resoired earnestly uron su protesting Chris.
tons who have other positive duties the ssbbah 70 s
and department, Of the sunday school work
Do the dec VeIis Of hsrmone with the Mosaic ehrn
krd That tb. Association memorials, the Common Council
to ske meAuTs TO prevent the ordery selling and crying OF
Tie questions and resolutions were accepted and referred
TO The Prudential Con mtee.
X. i. CLARK offered the following:
Reod Thsf respectful memorial Re ued the Common
Council behalf Of h Asson asking that IN al future grants
FOR Civ RAILROADS pecIAl stipulation Inserted roads
is n INTO ali the which churches locsed
e oo on the san for the accommodation OF Christians and
Referred to the Prudential Committee.
The meeting then adjourned TO the third Monday in
September singing the doxology.