New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
A.ew!UorkQailp Gribane
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
ANIMAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY
WEDyEsDAY--. ?. Y.


WEDyEsDAY-sP ~.
The Board met pErsuant 10 adjournment. Tr
question Of accepting the Report Of the Special Com
nittee Of Thirteen came up for consideration.
DIR. BAcos moved that the Report be referred back
20 the Committee for revision, Dr. b., although
member OF this COMMITTEE, was, from Academia!
omission OF notification not preeent when the Report
was eigned lie proceCdo IL state his for his
motion and stated that be objected to tue concluding
PORTIONS from the fear that the unpie; don would be
thence derived thst the Committee had secribed 70
rome missionaries ard friends OF The Board the doc
trino that ciyiizs.on should prcede Christianity in.
IL ad Of folo1D II as necessary reeul.. In regard
10 the uee ol tho English language no said thst the
ierds Of education desired lot that II shoad be uni
VERBALLY taught made the medium ot all INSTRUCTION,
bat that il should be acquired by those whe arc to Dc
The successors OF the missionaries. These should learn
il ar a claescs tongue, just Grt,k and Heble" are
her. rtudied by candidates for Tho ni,nstiy.
Dr. RIpDIl followed in a short speech to the saule
eject eating any Interpretation OF the report
which would rcfct; upon any Of the Missionaries.
Dr. As, l.. SNI1n Was opposed to reie'rln back 'he
report and though ui.St lc amended ny On add''
ton guarding ae hinst any incorrect iDpre' sion
Or. WnsLow, Missionary nom Madras, mnde an
eloquent sados upon the geNcra sut.5t OF mo nt!y
Of schoo,s oId uc Of the English lsngn.ge In
ueln. lie asked that @ considerable degree oil ife(-
q, n might BE- given 10 Missionaries with fosPtci 70
the mod. Of oIcTaiiols. lie would have Tie oALdTen
instructed that y next generation might be secured.
Thsrc l. q ygCvorb that before You cock hare you
must catch him. AID 20 cStci a Brann (which u no
g, " matter YOU mast bold OFT tie bait OF oppor-
tunty 10 learn English. While NC ar celebrating IA
10 The beet mode Of converting the Hindcos. they are
going dow to destA a. the rate Of fifteen every minute
Send hcm ner and If you cannot Convert them oftho-
do1caly, yet. oh strive 10 convert them
The Hon. IIsos CHILD said that the COMMITTEE had
suycd al this esu that the action Of the doputson
was spproycd Wv the majority Of the Indian Mission
Tic question before the Committee bad been one OF
,loJ orion. lie thought Is The facts ~ The case ha1
Lot beer sufficiently epprehended.
J1dge D,RIISG ,acrght that there was an aubi-
quit, N the wording OF The report, which was moi ~
tended by the Committee Tic imprec-ion would be
nseionarier in Coyion had made schools the foremost
nesbs ol !abcI:n for The gospel aud taa' Lad hcea
attempted TO make The Engrh Isngusse lle means Of
pro, acai.rg the gees e..
missionaries in tn Lids Mission, bad oa;we-shed
that O. those Of logger experience. The depn's:ioo
could not appreciate Tie progress WHICH ue in.ssoh
srite a: llama, for Instance, had MAZE. II 'G'A d
great deal Of money Ilske very ftte progress tere
He though. tina. some Of the rhetoric OF 'ae report
with Ie ard 10 the iI-ts uuentsltes OF spseains ne
Cosyei was uIiecCsssry. DR.. u. Smith replied jus
iifiny The elueilatca e rst prime PIES by tho Com
ni.tte.
DR.. Topp made soIae eloquent genera! f,mslks
con. T, ,usiirg lie knad on ihe admirable report OF
the Committee. srsiairng the Depnit'ion, npd en-
lsrsps on lie prosP,l. AID bfsh. pla'Eec;e q h'--
sjons He thought ina. oonTe .cg esll:s lad boon
reached by the report Of The selec. CctnnSec, 'aoe
the Board could iees The ground under laea %,
ID, puis.on alo has ben 'iEdcatsd b. hs"e ESQ 0aI
nj sion r.cs from whom has been renoved al sl.-
p;o.p Of an.i. under cUberGin. in giving .he;r ;ee.
inopy with reference 10 Inc III >cI utdag tie cone dea-
ton OF TIE Boaid. He vas IL aver u !ecomInis-
melt.
Dr.. Dr1ros Of New-Ha'tn ihongh, that .aaic.en:
regard bad NJ: been Lad Tor the opinions OF returned
missionaries in This country. ,,,-.
Dr.. P,InLK explained ost il was thought eApedien'
ard p.oIe. 10 LAY tie CHEF s.!en,ion to tnore men on
The ground fe also ssd in reference to the complain
made by Dr Wnsow tha. only comparatively
small amount OF evidence was pEe.Gted from h.se
who were opposed 10 the Depu;aoD, thai by isI Tie
larger portcI of lie .os pony presented 10 tie Con
,uittee wss in favor Of The DepuiaaoD and was Jar
n, reere ttst . should occupy TIC aSse' pai' :" me
'oI@t. go. -. ,a-.,-, h.cs vs.-un.n;.
ropsly carried. = n
WoncrsrrR returned 20 ~. Bethune for ~, 81 1o Q,
Tuesds evening AID copy so!:citod io' P-onoa'
Tte Board thea adjourned 10 Thursday ulo.nias.
THIRD pAY-NoRNiNG SESSION ,
Tie preliminary devotional meeting was cnHnIc.eu
upd,r the charge ct tie Rev. DE-. LudIow. lie Duei.
nrss meeting commenced ri the usuA hoS., Cn,ei
Justice william in TIE ckar. Frazer wsa ene.el .!
th1 Rev Dr. H,syKR. lie Committee on INC hea'
lace of meeting OF the BosId and tie p'ssc"si re-
rorted through ;ho!. Chairman. tie EeV' pi. 20
sbcuN be Providence, X. l., ard that the hey. ":
Ibonp ,ob ci Bpfso, \. l., b sPpo!-isd 70 ds1, 8
bc a, nal se.Inou with The Rev. DT. S1eps1u q Us
sl,s-Iaie. c.,;,,.. n W On
was re..tred tha. pait II tie Anneel Report '.a.-s
tie sandwich lsancs sud ire croI.esan :; nj. sr;
ne, o. ted anncurcng encouraging p!osTess u s
OF DE 6,ll l. il gratifying fs-i us ihe "eiP-'1
ton Of The I,snd- has resriy ceased -, NJ.
Or. PosTRoY snDouneeJ IN reie'eD.e 20 ar " "a
sopsIy ship which is b.ins ball. by cont =. .i, - :,
the ci iEron ana yD,,h, TIA. 3 ]. friy - ~ :; ~
y -1...f. >, ., ~, fs,A- to .dja.B- Jt q 10