New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-31

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lie r4,tto; but this do esY tsat yah my v,e~. Of
tie con ms,ioo 4 have reot,sso 30" Jesus OaosN
MD bsye 20 fosr to 20 snd publh Ii Ia sty pupt
-; a. ,cbooi bouse-it koy cabin ia the sod. Il
,n e,est spusrs 20 great that you fear that they
III No, Far The faithful preaching II the Goip II is
g. ,b.y had IT, believe 10 tho 20 OF the )spsi;
1--WE it il Gods appointed means Of regeoer ,tog
Tho iod;vidusI mao then the neignbOh nod then the
r.tior and lastly 's Governn ent. II an fool 10
tiis om fool for Cbhs''s sake. have read and
county have eli. We have talked and written
and riar ged sod voted abou. il, bat fear SO have
not prayed enough over il. The real difficulty a. il
lies ID my niLd has never yet been discussed. 1t lies
deeper than anything have yet heard explained. 1t
deepertnan the question Of en.ncipst,n or e1tsu-
zion Of Slavery. shall not 90 mto it COW only
say that the great difficulty has yet beeo oscu SEED
Our patton, it is plan Is going through the process
the whole land is moved to stady it God is turning
pages in his providence for US to read You God
ole poge IN the process and kingdo of Htyt-a
end at Sierra Leonea tDrd in the Southern States Of
this couttry-s fourth at LIBERIA 9Th in the eete
ment OF slaves In Canads and sixth in the discus.
sens going every where. Ths subject OF Slavery in
the South Is but email part Of the question: or the
duty before Christian Amercs. II is our frst grost
duty to preach the Gospel to every creature TO bap
our whole country, North and South, East and West,
with the Gospel spit II one organization cannot do
al the work, oth'rs must aid have no scorching
sarcasm no whs rig rebukes. no burning invectivs
like kind. stand as always have STOOD their firm
fieId, and 90 ehall stsnd. But dare not cay
that the Gospel not be to every crssture
In this land. When the pendulum has been thrown
over too wide an arc s rebound carries it too far
the other side. have seen the day when was con-
sidereo rather ultra as an Anti-Sidrtry man. Nov,
suppose, am behind the age though my foot has not
moved.
AT the conclusion Of DR.. Todds remarks, the Bene.
dicion was pronounced by the Rev. Robert Baird
ID. w., aud the audience were dismissed
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CENTRAL. PARK.
The Commissioners met yesterday, q. | O'clock
Present, Commissioners Cooley, Russell, Butterworh,
Gray, Green, Elliott, ard Hogg. The minutas of LAST
meeting we've approved
A CONN unicaiion from the Board Of CouncImeu
containing solutions adopted October &C. received
apo laid on the table.
Or motion it was
ton OF wo in the Central Park and Of the present condition Of
the ring people In this city h. Board i'll sanction the
the cossary funds be furnished the City suhont
The JOINT COMMITTEE on Draining Grounds for
nunery purposes presented report with the follow
ing resolution annexed
the ound five the Egsn House. aud the
piece land Bogdus Hous, selected by tho Com
for the purposes nurse.
ri.s of trees for plating In the PARK.
The report ard resolution were adopted.
The COnuittee on DIalnirg and sewerage also pre-.
ssnted lengthy communication accompanied by q
report from The Superintendent Of Draining.
On motion, they were ordered TO DO prittsd.
The Superintendent Of Planting WAS ordered unscr
Dire ctIOn Of TIE Committee Trees and Pants 30 take
charge OF grounds in the Park set epsrt for nursery
purposes, AID cause the 10 be prepared for tho
reception OF trees.
The Board adjourned to meet on Monday evening
next at o'clock.