New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
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ANERIC ANAND FOREIGN CHRIS AZ UNION
The Rev. Or. A3smN church on the corner Of n .di-
sop.sv. snd Tven'y.foagtbs:. was fci last evsoing
by very large and il tel gont audience ~ ne 60 ID
DIS ourso Of the Rev. DR.. BAIRD, the Secretary OF
& Q American and Foreign Chrisi-n Caion, ups the
suhec, of the progress Of truth in the PsIs e'an,es
of Europe, from which he hss nut rec 'uib rsarned
fum visit. The Rows. Dr.. Do Wit and Adams par
ti,ipated in tho rc'si 'us eAccses 90 to oc,Ason
Dr. Baird said that the great want Al the world The
pro cnt time WAS resuscltation OF Christianity. u
there as as much true Christianity in INLAND, Italy,
Spain Ftar &C. Austria Mexico and Sou'n Aueresas n
(;rest Britain in the | nj od Safes, what mighty re-
cults Noud follow in SOCIAL AMI poiucN Poas o.
view Chis,iapi,y had 10 eighteen centuries gooe on
Until il had reached The point OF governing the wofh'
and embraced $50 0C0 of people. HE nth could not
be spread in Europe without 40 ielt II bsrs, aud u
would be a vital 0ues'i"n err loo2 10 have the truth
spread in Mexico aid South America They nsd A.
much right 20 inipart their Christianity within tho
Pspa dominion as tho Pope hal 10 u-c bis ehors ..
extend Rnmansm in this LAM. khe spcakcf hSi
been IN Europe seven tunes, tnco vas M ctpha nor
couny OF it which he had not His last visit vas
in july to attend meeting Of joO protestant minis es
rom al parts Of the P,O'ost. nt world Pais, n'h
ss,eo ten days Twoo her sSllln mec'inss "a neen
held within a foy years past ,nt nc hal tnis al IA
onoortupv 20 udsc Of ho pcosrl made. La loitld,
I, rough tic efforts Of Aci English brethren. much
ptoersss had be mad. IL" FsDyte tns OF ist!ana
a. Scotland had established SCHOOLS, cfdfch'~, sod
n issiouary station, IRE Epsc"pa! Cbnrca " - ping
mu, more, IL having tho a'lVant1ge ri bong the
estabs, Cd Church. OytrsaO0 Oo0 I'D been OK en1 u
It's wear In preaching aud icad'g the bic 10 the lif1
lana mage and during too lns ieW We rs nsd
tprr, ewny rom the errors OF Rome. Tao Prnlaye
W,sc, ans had moo rgs IN more than LILO Oh tss IN
htlenJ., Inc lpdeI ehden's and other denominations
vtIo also coin. g0o1 WORK. Syston,rc ehoI's were
efforts being being m1dc IN orins na 10 M 6'a.-
gov, Liverpool aid otber Eug sh and scotch cNes ID
70 ,sd nc ttuih OF. the Ro ntoiS transient resi-
0tris then. IL France n NJ wero pos over two ri-
Grs OF Prsesiapte. Young men were ongtgoi 10
prrparn2 Il Cnscves 10 labor Gmong bo.h tho Roman
d.vote. and the inddel population which were n ON
found to be etout equally oivice5. Toe CopoFteur
p,opnoo The eay for tho EvaOgol - aud he for toe
REGULAR minister Tho i5nOranre OF the pooJl@ reo,
deied II Necessary ihat the Ncip'1I's snouil W va
10 them. Pref, stantism was rapidly gaining gnsdad
There were row about 200 persons engaged IN tho
work of Disseminating trah. rnroagh tho hl'cnoe
OF Romi-h adyisCis at Court the sSoots aud
closed within few yeaIs pat, bat L)us
Nspoleon, upon being potto0cd by Prres,-
ant diyirts had cauS-d ,hem 10 o. opened asha:
There v.ro largo psmlcrs of Protostsnis san
Protestaut who had botn without religious Instruction
ever sif &c the revocation OF the e''ict OF Nane'
great effort now being made 90 ytkon mo spit
of Christianity among such Protestints SteN pro
oIoss was alsO beng made Ia bsSlum sm'hS 'h'
Trench, Flemish and Dutch popllaous. In Swiln,i
| the door was open 10 i've mll,us 81 people. The
| monarch IVES Lorninal Romln<atholie as were his
ministers Tho Waldenses ecro ac i've m th-lr s1sr-
items to extend the truth. ley were about 10 open
| their Theological seminary Fac trath wa
! preached in different ports Of Sardinia in ltslan
| and French. In Germany ono nnlf Of Tue
population was nc ,Ily one bali & tholic bus moch
y, jng procr, IS hao BEEN made In Aus,rs 90
/ the focis showed na, excellent results. In Hungary
bou,vcr, the persecution Of Pro'e t'ps Ter9 g,oat
! IL Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and FINLAND there
WIN not 10 exceed i've hnndood Catholics; bat in
sweden, The Government, influenced by tho e't'b
listed Churoh-which was Lutheran in doc'riDe add
| Episcopal in iorm-other Protestant d.nomioaIsoas
VIE much prosocufed. This Of thi0gs, ho 9os
~ isiigo could not last long. In Spain, Spa1iuis
tl.usolyos were active in their eS,rions ~ spread
Prot, sfatrsn and be expected TO baar good results
! tLoiei,om The speaker said tba, C4'hoieisn was
upch more bcrn aud appeared with mucn better re
sulis where II bnd dispu'e 10 ground 9th Protes'.
auihID. IL % cIu-ion be spoke Of the importance OF
Lc meeting # Prot slant ministers which ne al at
tended IN Pals. One oil the qu- sons discu-sed was
that of regi us liberty; and all who ex,rossei them
sryes faid that al they desired wac TO SO relgioas
iarf iyCp fo all M