The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-10

dalton AFFORDED = MEMBER with much courtesy, dur
kr wARxn reported from the committee on the Mas
sau street rooms lsca tos, recommending that commit
tee be appointed to purchase property on which to
on convenient site a. possible that only sac 900 bs
expended for the purposs when the funds b osscsd
anniversary This action to cause NO drain on the trsa-
sury OF the society Tue spare Offices 70 be rented, aud
the Exscutvs COMMITTEES 70 be e o,eupy the
remainder ss soon possible debt not exceeding one
half Of the whole costto be ON the premises.
Doctor Hill stated that subscriptions to $1,000 had
would be given under certain conditions.
Mr.. Warren's report unanimously accepted, and
the resolutions Of the subscribers Of the taken
Mr.. CUTTING proposed an amendment to the mode Of
procuring recemmsndsd BY the com mitee Of Mr.
After some remarks from Or. DOWNING. Of Philadsl-
pha he moved that the entire report. with the amend
ments he recemmted to the same committee, with the
DR. Hill depreestedA continuance OF Division or RI
mova from Nassau street and the securing Of the S2o
goo building. house could be had in Boad street. N.
Several members doubted IL a crsditabl, building
could be secured In central portion Of the city Of New
York for SIC, 600 and were little personal In their
commenh ON Dr. hills preference Of Bond street..
After considerable dis :usson II resolved to refer
all the papers, Ave in number, consisting of the frat
report resolutions Of the 90, 600 subscribers and Mr.
Cuttings, to Q new committee OF ave. II was so re-
ferred, and the society adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
when the secrstsrv read the rs1s;cSsr az ~.
report The committee locations made a sstis-
factory report and several eloquent addresses deli
The society meeting adjourned after prayer, at
late hour, as many members leave this morning to at
tend conference In Chicago.
During the afternoon recess taken by the society
very elegant and plentiful dinner was supplied to mem
bers in the basement Of the church. All the reporters
were invited to be present. which the members of the
profession unanimously voted to be . most Christian
act and well worthy Of tho sanctty Of Anniversary
week.
AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The twenty anniversary Of this sosiety was held
last evening at the Broadway Tabernacle. The Vice
President Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, presided, and the
exercises were opened with prayer BY Rev. Dr. Patton
after which the Treasurers report read by Jasper
Corning, Esq, from which 1t appears
There was balance hand in April, 1884, Of s4 49,
The receipts OF the succeeding months have been
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tie ssiEs iii :iess due s
. "a this sum sl11 81 have been paid leaving
a'i so
Ssns s: X ss 81
greater Of received payment Of egaces near the
The report Of the Executive COMMITTEES was read by
Rev. DANIEL MOVES one of the secretaries. The fol-
Rev J Essns,a Weed. and Rev I.hsDea Spencer
the protectors society and the which his death
founders the Home n.son aS
Society in 1872 and i: Presiaedt the last
ssSSSIy western sssss
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with Hsvs eminent Of aaS deli and agent for
sss society f have ais, died
sns IN Rev sss
hofih; Key vi Osborne IN Ohio; RevAlfred HAYES Ia
e'E sn' IT, nss 5
ss ssssiis sa.
hsss a''s q ''' last re-
smp.h1s Ysrnsn Gs.saehnss asn' Isl ~ s Sss
District do
iI1 oSio 10y sdss. Sso no, 5 4 %
gan M Wi;sensn. 1907 Iowa, IS; MnnesOa 10; Kansas s.
- 5I s. sas New England States.
and the Western
OF the whole number commission have beea pastors
.a ss ssf %,s
The aggregate Of sterial labor performed, i. sl5
The number of congregations and missionary stations
Sash ssys u
s /
ess and to Of NorweEan
pumber Of SABBATH school, Scholar connected with
re missionary churches and stations not far from
The contributions to benevolent Objects reported by GOO
missionaries, amount to s27,9a2 81.
On shi
make mention In their of revvas
%
M rhs Of hopeful conversions
sixty six churche. have organized connection with
to f'saS
port Sixty houses houses Of worship have been
are Of ERECTION nine msn on
nebted with the missionary churches, reported in
resolution directing the publication OF the foregoing
report adopted after which
Rev. G. W. HEACocK OF Buffalo, addressed the met
the world could be redeemed from the error Of its ways
The society recognizing this truth engaged in the
dissemination Of the Bible, and the principles It pro-
claimed. He denounced those who endeavorng to
Of religion and philosophy and mentioned the of
Theodore Parker and Rev. Dr. Newman, the extreme
advocates OF this he also denounced the church
of Rene the mother Of abominations, expressed
end her power would be gone forever. He concu
ded by presenting the following resolution
solved That the Gospel Of Christ alone adapted and
alone to meet the highest wants and to achieve
The congregation song the hymn =
And raise thy hands on high;
Tell all tho earth thy Joys,
After which the meeting was addressed by Rev. ". J.
BURLINGTON, OF Brooklyn. He commenced by saying that
he liked the Of the society for reminded him Of
everything that man held dear to him earth-his
Every man should love his boms-the home
Of bis BIRTH and do all that he could do elevate the
neral as we'll the political and material condition Of
Of people. but we should not rest content until
had put down indety and the superstitions OF Rome