The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31
NsefinS 81 the American sSoasSs ssf Commits
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hYwsKA- y Oct 20, 1868.
SECOND DAY-EvEsIsa rssssioH ooNrIsUSo.
o. &c meeting the Board sa tbs evening. tho qaes
ios Nsue up upon ssc2nsgsae report OF Tho seaeos
naa u cad In the aieruosn.
IN eAcoS mcves shsrtse report be referred pack 10
Eva eounmt-e fov gevns.@
Dr RrnLn followed IA a sb Srt speech TO ea,o
eprecatnx any Interpretation reIart which wea4d
sefsa, upoa any OF thu missionaries.
If $nrH was'oppoeed TO referring back the rep,rt
and tsoogt, HRM be amended by an addition gasrsn
- 9.'sa any incorrect imp, easion.
fJr ElEsLow, Missionary from Madras male eto
e,snt searcs usn the general subject Of tae ot,ty
schoov, ana the use Of the Engss language ia ta Hs
assec Sbat son iderabie degree OF freed night DO
given missionaries With respect 70 the m0io OF
ucks lie would have the ch,idren instructed the
p~st generation might BE- secured There II proverb
Mat oetore'you OK hare yoa must catch him. AMI 10
ss, ursi lnin ~nish y no eva, %ssrl yss must hod
wo celebrating as To tho beN mode Of converting
Aoaoca they are going down to death at the rate OF
nre. every minute Send tn. aud n you cannot
convert them Enthusiastically yet oh strive 70 convert
tbem.
Hon LIMOS Guild said thss nhe com ,ittee hsd arrived
result that the sctsan Of the depusanon vas a-
proved by the majority of tho Indian Mussion the cues
tn before the committee had been Of proportion
We thought that The facts IN The had not been su
0lently spprel ended
Judge pAmasG thought that there was an ambiguity in
committee The III pressson would be likely to DO
veyec TO the popular mud that the mission aries Coy
Zoo bad made schools the cremost Of iaborng
he Goapf and that il had been attempted to make the
English language the means Of propagatng the Gospel
Dr. BACON complained that the vote Of the yeung mis-
sonare, IN the India Mission had outweghed that of
those OF longer experience The deputaon could ap
preciae the pro which the missionaries Junna,
Tor instance bad made. took great deal OF money TO
make very little progress there He thought OF
me rhe ORIG Of the report with regard 10 the nstrunen
sahtes of spreading the gospel was unnecessary.
nltpd liy lha at
principles by the couu lntee.
Or IoDD made s,Ine et quen. general remarks, con-
graduating the Board the admrx report OF the
mitee aiming the deputauon and enlarging the
prosperity and bright Of missions He thought
that encouraging had been reached the report
OF the commit ee, since the Board feel
the ground under them Our dc puta also been
been removed all suspicion OF acting under constrant in
giving their testimony With reference TO the matter under
the oopsd aton OF The Board. He IA favor OF
commitment.
Qr. DrrroS, Of New Haven, thought that SUN ,ent
garh BAD not been bad tor the OPINIONS OF returned
DR. PALMER expa ned that il was thought cxpedient
proper 10 pay the ohef attic psop 10 those the
ground BE also said in 70 the made
by Dr. WiDslow that Only comparatively small amount
evidt nee was eLeo from those who opposed
% the oepuianoD that by tar tho portion OF
hsfimony presented To the committee in favor OF
the doputatson, fair, therefore, tnat it should
occupy the laygr part Of the report.
carried
Dr snARSs announced, from the Committee on Bust
net Arrangements, That meeting Of the missionaries
and their lends would be held this after noon in the
butch Reformed church in Market street the
union would be ad mnistered b. the Rev Drs Worces
ter, Wiutiow and Bggs. Al The same time comm union
service wi be he the FIRST Presby terrain church.
der the Rev Drs Barnes, Dckinson aud stesrns
Of Anb.rst College, s~eifzer and Hopkins.
The thaIks II the Bora WERE motion OF De. Wor.
seeteY returned to Dr. Bethune for his OF Tues
day evening, and copy solicited Tor publication. che
Boarr then adourn until thu morning stimuli tnneous
~ with ih,s seiiug another wa. held in the Market
Strse, church. where dresses made b. returned
n,e oDsries and Others Of which limits will per-
mt an exts nded notice.
THIRD pAY-M0RNISa SESSION.
NEWARK, OCT. 80, 1855.
The business meeting commenced at The usual hour
Chef Justice Williams IN me char Prayer offered
by the Rev. DR.. Hammer. The committee next
place Of meeting OF Board and preacher reported
throogh thei cnarms the Rev. DR. Shepard, recon-
rnendDg thai the OF meeting should be Prov
Sence, l., and that the Rev Dr. Thompson OF Buffalo,
~, De appointed u deliver the annual Sermon with
VIC Rev Dr. she pard ~ his alter nate.
d.. DWIGHT Chairman OF the committee to whom
a6dwich Islands the Mcronesian missions reported
snoour chg encouraging progress IN this part OF the
Acid II Is gratifying fact the depopalAon Of the
Dr. PoMERoy In reference to the missionary
ship which, Is beiog built by contributions from the
children and youtn that Is fully expected tae no
suis,e will probably be raised II IL IN process
Of construction NJ Chelsea, Boston, and will be
launched within about ten days IL may sail in Decem
her captain has been engaged who N highly recon.
nenjed, BY the name Of Samuel G. More. About i've
thousand doli1s have been received. One gentleman
eighteen grandchildren, and two dollars tor great grand
child.
report referred back las. evening The committee pro-
posed 70 insert page as after he FIRST par agraph
sentences 10 the fleet that In ne result OF all their In
veeueaucns there Is no difference OF opinion between
The missionaries and tho executive officers,
among the friends OF the Board. with reference
70 the great truths which underlio the work Of
extending the knowledge Of Christ mong men. The
eniv cu.ttiaLs pect economy and details OF the
uch are best oy the them
Ia he heat glfida tha
great end OF SAVING souls undeviAnngy pursued. In
respect TO the views alluded TO 1t the conclusion OF the
report held by some, that the cvihz OF pagan
tors ether than their rescue from sin and DEATH would
Sem 70 be the great object OF missions toe nj tee
add, IS an Amendment the folio owing
Your committee happy believe that these are
sery repudaied no, only the part OF the Bosd and
missionaries but also by the friends Of missions In this
Dr. hsAS proceeded 70 make few remarks stating
that the select committee we're unanimous
IN respecs TO the Influence which Or. Ander
son may bo supposed 10 have exercised over the
Deliberations OF tho committed, DR.. b. ssid that
lhe secretary bad been before tho commce, not on IT,
He stay cd to give US information while wanted him,
and went away when we were done with him. Could
Or Anderson have ovcrsbado~ed thirteen men, and such
mrn icoS He did not furnish thst document which
mated from the Prudential Committee Jealous that
anything good should be ascribed TO him. DR. b. said
every thing else that /. free (senss,on He trusted
there would be no needless dcbae. He had yielded HIM
self 20 the brethren Of the committee 10 entire
ninity He thought man not under the inf oence OF
chloruform bad endured dissection with better
grace than he had fLAugbtcr) He thought that tue
Board vould come oui these disc assious vii better
spirit and zeal than had b.en before exhibited
Rev. J. r. THOMPSON, Of the Broadway Tabernacle,
moved the report OF the reject committee be second
scnt hack order that the illusions the West
ntuster and North Britain Rsre1s might be struck
He thought rndignided Tor tue American Board 10
ply W notice iphde publications. The oaly elicit will
bcfto can'e them to.be widely read. The wes,msn
ssv Rrsu 10 known ~ the organ OF philosophical iu ie
W but here Is journal In this country far exten
sively read here Hdvooatng many concdent scnt neu
Jet who would think IL dignihed or proper for the
Beard W reply formally 10 the Neg York TrpbS? By
this notice you ch senge winch you are alto
ecther at n diea vantage.
. ByxAS spoke In favor Of retaining the reply the
Reriro There IL much OF this Humanitarian arcuad
Boston, and not title in II Tor which this reply IA need
cd debate followed, In which the following gentlemen
took part viz LIN favor Of second Commitment
Rev. Drs. McGie, Hopkins Gov. Hanes and Dr. Duttou
oppoeed-Rev Drs. Bacon, Chancellor waworth Hon.
Ienus Child, nr. Asa n. Smith and Chickering The re.
neral argument against striking out WAS, that the mis-
chief already done BY the distribution Of the report
that this report IL naneso OF the Boasd, and that