The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

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Dr. VIM, C. Chambers, Pennsylvania. ............ or
Rev NJ 7. Sumner, Virginia. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1lOc
Rev u w. hennedy, Virginia. ......''''..'. oOo
Rev ~ Adrich, South carolina. .............. 1000
Rev Henry Stafford, Georgia. 700
Rev Randolph A. smith, New Orleans agency 49,. 1900
Rev. Sb ePard Wells, Tennessee, &c........... ,260
Rev. s. Warren, We tern Reserve Ohio. $40
Rev Franklin Maginnis, Southern Ohio. ....... 800
Rev. Thomas Wright, Michigan and Northern Oho.. 800
Rev. Glen Wood, Illinois and Iowa. 1,0ot
Rev. Edmund Wright, Missouri. Observation-Disclosures. 800
THE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.
The business meeting having closed about halfpast TO-
the anniversary exercises then commenced, large
audience of ladies having collected to completely
crowd the church The meeting opened with prayer
which the annual report, from which the following
Is an abstract, was read
SUMMARY RESULTS OF
The OF the Society 0nOusy prosecuted
throughout ne year in FL paris OF our S0nn ne Snss
10 np,o ETERNAL Me nv Ricbsrd jssno beloved
mbsr Of he committee Rev Dr. Ell Smith long the So
Of nine of s punheaons have deceased ann. l., ,,.,.s
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sosfhwsstern states TWO hoDered thirty eoipoTteSs
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twenty in southern and South the
United States and Canada five humid ed and eighty copor
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Rev. nr VANCE then offered the following resolution,
which supported by himself and Judge Jessup
celept speecbes and adopted
Resolved Tha, the annual report abstract Of which has
nov been rad De adopted and under the d es9s
recognise The smiles Of Divine Providence in The extension and
prosperity Of the soce'y's labor- during he wear.
Rev ca NFI1l-o Of RrOo in An
dress supporting H. and with the second o. Rev DR.. stu
art, Of Brooklyn offered the following, which adopt
cd
Resolved That thanks rendered God for harmony
winch r thirty two years has prevailed IN the cose OF hr
in seeking the conversion OF through faith Chris, and
the renewing Of he Holy spVt the dyn.y appointed
ieing upon them the richest blessings for and eternity
Rev. DR. cHos Of Virginia. offered the following, which
he supported In an eloquent address
Resolved That this meeting oice the cordial coopera
ton Of missionaries connected with several rec ec.d
Boards and determination IN publishing ,hs gospel ey M
press and NE living voice IN heaihen lands and IN hs, GO
operation Of eyangeca societies. and individuals IN papai and
The meeting was closed with singing and prayer, and
fepai with the conviction that this had been
the mot pleasant Anniversaries Of the Tract Society.
REFORMATION OF JUVENILE DELISQUENr5
he Convention Of delegates from different Houses OF Re
fage throughout the United states, resumed It's session
wednesday alto A. NJ. at Clinton Hail, pursuant al
Collins ofthe Philadelphia House ofRefuge took the chair
There added TO the delegation q number Of
Delegates among whom Miss Dix celebrated for her
extended travels and researches among the different PVT
and eleemoeynary institutions In Europe and This
country.
Afer calling the Convention 10 order the venerable Pre-
sideni made few brief remarks touching tho incepsve
STEPS taken for the opening Of tho first house Of
refuge in New York. The present convention, he said
Drought wildly his recollection the opening Of the ars
house Of refuge in New York and In the United States
This recollection produced within his breast mingled feel
ings OF pleasure and regre-pleasure hs. he had been
partial instrument In establishing the primary institution
which had lead 70 the establishment Of he present great
and glorious institution In this city, which In LIS extent
and usefulness almost without passIlel in the
vide world regret that all bu, two who were associated
with him IN this noble work had ceased from their earthly
abors and been called from their Of usefulness The
nrs house 81 refuge In New York small building with
in the walls az the old United States Arsenal
Of the Boomindale and old Boston port road his
was built in 1929, and Governor Cbston delivered The
address at fs dedisauon slx degraded children,
three q each sex the fret inmates Of
this building This Institution in it ineepdve state
truly gran Of mustard reed, but II had grown a srea,
tree noble branches extended over many Staes
He delighted 10 many OF the supern endents
and Of the different Institutions FOR the reform Of
youth. He believed their septon would be productive
OF mot lasting and sslutry results In lis bearing upon the
work Of reforming juvenile sshnquents.
Ibe tOmmtufe upon Order Ot butinefs oi me i0nven
ton called upon for IL report Mr.. Hastings, Of the
Western House Of Refuge, Rochester, New York chair
man OF the commune, presented report The report
after presenting programme for the general order %
business submitted the following resolutions for The action
Of the meeting
Rs.olysd That separate institutions ought be organised
for he reformation o. juvenile Offenders of
plsced upd, the OF different and distinct bars
OF Managers.
ks,ol.ed Ths, While no. be erpedien, practicable
70 classify he delnquens m these Institutions according
character except IN are.ced the huidiags for t.r
oda'on sbculd be oonruced aud arranged
able tn oficer Prev nj all Intimate
The and lees crrup, portion Of them with The older
ard more wruus
R.s,tveo That Die con-esucn -~sby impressed viii
the uuJty H. family Of government IN insn.
di.iinguehed from the penenisry system
mater for grateful thanksgiving 70 God ihst experiments
being made vhich vil the applicability OF N
lt state Of socsety IN hts country
Fefol~ed That the of eae institutions
b strictly parental and nearly conformed possible 70
that ~ . well regulated family
Resolved That the statistics ~ these institutions show
that sse pcr,ion of the delnJuens at their
unable ~ read or write IL Of the highest
sufficient number Of competent knd hearted esohas shond
be empDyed 70 IN rnct them aud that least hours OF
dew "a hat ohf hat.