The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

fsuales, to the harqussas I.lands and thsy bsss
expense Themselves.
Inc Raw. J. ncLsoD pastor of the Amsrissa shure,,
Aonueal then addressed the audience Ut c0nsdsraAe
giving the results Of his travels abroad end he
related his experiences a. the ssoDary stations hs hAd
the Drusts and he never neard boys answer
question tom the oatechism aud the Bisls moro %
The missionary work Hs met while abroad the vssls
Dr. Suitb who engaged 70 tao work Of trAnsla IA
the Sculptures Lto Ar.,ie. hs visited also Dr. KING
fueDee IN The sphere In which he vss opera ing Anti,
missie he I'd met severely ovsrsasked, an
the nsce sity for greater number Of sorsn IN the he
OF mission sy effort self apparent 10 candid and
intelligent observer who hsa ssrssuly surveyed The
After the singing OF hymn by the audience, the Rev.
AYRoE WsIow, OF the Madras station, then ADDRESSED
the the ~. Alone !. get Va; tn' ::yng ..
GOd alone great" As they look Al this city and snd
become steam navy. Som. persons then induissd the
steam But others said that they might IS veal think
Of going to sea in . tee pot. (IAughter) Bat noE, -
ray, what hath not God wronght!' In The midst Of
AZ their material prospect, y they must take heel th.s
order t reserve the health 3, the Sodv po ie He ma
been cd that the receipts OF the Board for this
much less than they In 1872 there
100 in this city who ud better give 900
to this than they ue 800 ia 1872 In other places
there supposed to be at least 400 meo who coad
be ter give 81 GOO year t, this than they ooud
$50 In 1872 The gentleman thea spoke Of the
progress of the Gospel In India There were now fifteen
had besn assg He ssd
with bis brother 10 respect to the porance
Of diusDg christianity among tbs lover csssa OF lnaia
but lie h ught 1t well also not neglect the higher
classes in TINS respect but labor for them ana for
INVERSION Z the cities Il they gained the cities BY
their influence they would be able TO exert vide
spread spd powerful inau.p.e all ever the land.
tn. 81 sing speech was delivered by the Rsy Donald
the audience had united in singing hymn the bsnedio
ton was pronounced, ard the assembly dismissed.
American Systematic Coincidence Society.
This society, recently established In Philadelphla-its
object, set forth, being eudeavor promote systs
matte benefcence, according to the Scrptura pracps,
that OF giving according the Lord has prospered-h
its first pubic anniversary yesterday st P. NJ At the
Broadway Tabernacle. There WAS = very respectable
attendance.
An Introductory prayer WAS offered by Rev. DR..
Dowiug
After reading Of various passages Of Scripture, state
mint Of the origin and object Of the society read BY
Mr. Gullever the Cores pondlpg Secretary
of he mexican Tract society, giving q memoir Of q
i've '1 o The was net pls h E:
ss s spon to hts char ss M 81 sss:
Of cres means ard income. It's object simply
ss
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butiine the various bensvolen. would IN
si
nse Sse casenss ss
nevoeIce their whole obie,t aud aim = DO something
the whole country without regard geographical e,ce
He believed TO be means Of advancing the Of the
on he s
various voluntary and s,ca agencie. The
sss whs sss %
The o. our voluntary system aas our
10 pubic had be already od
.eIen and Hsd,ssl slsapt Drs%oss Ss
degree vi their efforts they o,ly asked to be permitted
Sosis;s s.sSs,h sys he
ions The an reach the comwuripy Ia
aeopcn q is ON principle t. in sriere wi no Other nsa
M essas ss s ss
o.s through every channel TO hep the universe cAuss Of
Mr.. THOMAS WATSON Of rhlsde phis, upon tbs csn,lu
tion Ct tho frtgc. Placement, addressed Tho nesting
detailed by the Secretary he proceeded &c enlrgs upon
the results that would from systematic oonribu
tons The total Of donations BY members OF sv.nge icsI
churote in the United aes did not At present ,esd
fixy cents yearly for each member BE did not excsst
the, would give tenth at irt. II this null
vsrsay done, the whole contributed would be ve-y
large. But one.teuth not, IA mis- view, enough.
majority could afford to give nose-.hough some of ne
mi whom the sntribu,ion Of ATTY psr can. Of this
amount, though itself small, Of serious moment
He cid MOI sst-for God did no AK ia
the baf oi IL, the poor widow did To gvs riding
they hed prospe:ed was Ali tina. asked.
TRo much rsssy sSI s1 s nsas
Crestio, g blot, create MS blank.
Rev. john r CULVER, OF Norwich, Conn mex. ad-
dressed the meeting He dwelt up>n The meagrs conrf-
buttons of Christian churches 1t present with
their ability to give The s~ouut given by member
did not exceed average Of dollar returns
Of contributions in Massschu,es-that State OF 10 much
wealth and reputed benevclence-was this amount.
There wsys enlarge aggregate Of donations
churches 1t wat wrcrg, IA bis view, to give much
attention to the decoration of church edfcss. Seated
upon plain benches asd enoompsssed by walls un-
oInarented, God could be efectually worshpped as
escoed ceilings and rich and soft cushions
dress % shown BY Chrigtans Of the present Day He
urged charge in there respec-s spirit Of Christian
s to mem This scne and ss Conversion So tbs
mileruri period, would So ner be brought sb,us.
Mr.. GEORGE H STEWART, Vice President folio vel in
bIiet address He eiscism.d In the onset the opinion
which he feared might get the ee,t that
society was got up TO af,rd few officers good hviugs
As far - he knew, not srgle officer received expect
I'd to receive ,nse penny for his services They
tt uted their time their tte Of donations to avAr
the eooi interests Of the society he spoke Of the Efforts
put or, already by the society and the road result =
tending 1t. He hoped that the returning anpivsra y
next year would prove fully he actcaby Of their pIo
ject.
A BY mn WAS sung by the assembly standing.
Rev. THEODORE l.. CuYIKR made the address, ~
facing his remarks with reading the following rsso u.
tom
,ss .dvss.snen, e:n.s ssasraly de p
be ADOPTED b. every member Of The church
The sced TO grow out Of this society, he claimed, Vas
its being systt 10. The word system . tAismsnio
word Of in every enterprise In the ultimate
If the present organisation he relied mainly from
Its being thus based upon plan Of enforcing system Ia
Christian contributions. Let any commence laying
aside potion OF bis income and 1t would become
habit He hoped ali would remember that God did not
stir gy souls and would oommncs ct once system Of
yearly donations n enterprises Il Chrissn benevolsrcs
Rev Dr.. BElHuSR made brief closing address. There
question that Chrisian professors did not su
GENTLY understand that with giving their hearts to the
Lerd they thouf give their purses also. There
great many tscnces 1t work. st present, TO spread