The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

II b@ sborr snd exert the grace Of God the
r."le ana be hoped yes 70 spsrd hi. rfs among .hs
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sopaTy sociey, and slsays ak "Loro What soud you
have 90" Be Also appealed 10 all classes 70 support
she EksoSAy End AID him In his sndssvors 70 bring the
HE CBARHAH Beyt Introduced
The Rev. HENRY n. SCuoDER, n. D., OF The Arcot
Ssss Of bs Refer ned Dutch church Be said tAa. The
missionary enterprise vas subject 30 great that he felt
lots 70 knew how 70 speak upon IN The length Of
tiWe Allotted ~ speakers upon THAI OCCASION and felt
that he shsud simply Wy 70 do that which Luther had
s1Vrsssed-he should "sh,n Ae subject spider
expressing his gratitude 10 ths President. who, in the
days Of his Or. hayward career before be became
n,sMBsry had extended 70 him III, hand of friendship
Of love. He had visited tho great temples Of dOIs
ivy and Cbeerved the nGussces which tho Solemn super
s,itsss Of HAD ostan exercised SPIN the people, 10 all
heather countries these were some, though worshposng
in estvaYd torn, who despned The native creed They
night ash him Why he came home-wby he returned?
S ss' s r. ard 10 ~:s Ssps s
hh lie II he had rot left They might Also Tell him 70
eorh ht'le more Doderatsy-aOs 70 exert himself n
9, sDo take Q little easier He thisking Of tia.
the pRvhus day and he pctMed 10 himself den o
and he got down AMI ion.d the wolves upon him-one
before behind another rusbEg 1t his head asother
,pIssps upon him He s'rhss rsh. and ef With every
power be poffessed and then the people above You
are dong too much down tbere-vhy oont you take IL
| ea,ierf Well he replied "wby don't you como down
shd help me, and viii do moro noderstely-i must
hsht for my hie while Am hore." uAnghter) H. did
ey from bsm-be wanted men, men 10 aid
hin In bh abors-men for tho missionary work For
himself be ssked for Bothng but bread and thes II
he chose W morrOw he could obtain comfortable posi
India but he had devoted himself charity york
sId he would never desert IL The reverend gentleman
in touching language. referred to the trials missionary
had 70 undergo Be had sent homo hs r's from
zero beautiful. tI.ugb,er.) They were row out
Wet, but s yet he had not seen them
sssdsg on the river the ship
children passed away, the youpg girl Of six years OF
se whose hvey face came 70 his heart every MOI ming
a. he sunbtams entered the window, placed her
handkerchief W her eyes and bowed her little head He
should leave bis would he DO that for money!
Ssule he sell the haxen rpges Of that child for money!
Would be sell her mid, beautiful blue eyes for money!
stnsston Would he sell her happy, bright heart for
sspssuonS Bs had separated from b. fanny and
written on his heart the word Jesus The reverend gem
usmaD then anecdotes Of his missionary sbors
IN iDdia. They ali knew that the little monkeys are
never carried by their mothers. They ho under the
mother and hold on whilst she jumps about, and they
his suderce rAd TO him, Sir you have spoken 70 Of
fsrh in Jesus Cbrnt You have very much Interested
Yen see that little monkey holds upon the old monkey as
she jumps alopG-tbat faith but did you old
cat carry her kitten. Soe takes the kitten BY the back
Of the neck and carries t-that is DO faith daughter
Therefore you have faith faith you will be saved"
qapRher He considered that Christianity had yet TO
and they wanted of the right stamp who would work
for God and ChTkt
The Rev WnIIAx H. THOMPSON, ofsyra, next addressed
the meeting he alluded 70 the progress OF Christianity
throut the Ett In Mount Perm1 they bad native
church, chapel and native pastor The capital Of that
aud bad they laborers they might have thou
ssndr Of ehspel. He was Told by preacher time
more evangelical the better ana even the monks aod
prsets had applied TO them - write evangelical sermons
for them, for they could not DO themselves, they
were not educated, in order that they might satsy the
desire Of the people Years back the missionaries had
been hsrsbly resied-even stoned but thank God, q
charge bad been brought about and some Of the chiefs
had written the Brnsh Consul asking him mis-
soDares among hem ana Al this day The missionary in
s'tu,ions numerous The Reverend gentleman con
cluded by appealing 70 the meeting upon behalf OF he 80
cwty.
me meeting then ...s The following hymn
There Ia peaceful river
.t..rtasa.s.. Dosan0An0 fksD - hfQh,
Whose streams are pure forever,
Whose waters cannot dry.
No waves OF ribuisIon
mssurb heir GARDENING course;
The rock OF our salvation
ID their upfAilng source.
The Rev. W. q ScBAuUrnR, D. D., OF Constantinope,
va, me nett speaker ne ssd that much bad been done
true religion. He bad visited this country for the
object his brother scudder and his bop.s had been
high and perhaps higher than the real ration JUSTIFIED
He did no, como TO this country 70 hts friends he
came for more men, ard they did get them they
would spk BE hoped that the revival OF religion
-eud result in greater interest being taken In foreign
msskps and especia ~ In the werk to BE- done. dc
wopld rot enc In gong 70 meeiiDss hearing ase
speeches aud being moved % tears bu. thsi they would
lend their aid 70 the missionary work
The Rev. ALnssI BrsrnnI, Of West Africa, next ad.
they should not be discouraged there we're great
cuhes 10 be encountered in Africa, but send
The Rev H. s, CARrxxnR Of Brookiyp spoke ii length
He said that some Of his friends had been in Q public a.
%0 ,,s1s ss ss Of n. L.'s s.S ealing
duce The utmost disorder daughter Amer tina, noisy
meeting shcyc was something quite refreshing In the
quiet tpc Of that assembly. vas Ike ship that when
II struggling 10 get cut into tho channel has 10 dodge
tbs way and that way and rub hero and there, until
last, che Dahes for the WIDE vide sss There wss no
4 mi I'm
Tor foreign place was now scarce on the globe The
tine was when missionary was looked upon IN vefy
different light 70 hat Id which be regarded aud
he hoped the time would soon when there would pc
but one LORD and that he would reign from end OF
Tho dosocgy having been sung, Rev. Dr. Lymu
Beechcr pronounced the bcnedoton and the meeting
separated
Young MEMS Christian Union.
The annual anniversary Of this mertor,ous and praise
worthy association celebrated thursday, ct bali
past too O'Clock p NJ 10 Rev Mr.. osgoods church. rs
Broadway The occasion appropriated solely 10 the
confederation Of religious and moral sijecs OF special
por,snee st the present time. The edince was well
nsd BY seIee, audience long before the proceedings
commenced.
The chair was occupied BY Richard warren Esq.
The exercises commences by voluntary the organ,
prayer.
rRnuDuris sxssrks
The PsrpEr and said that tuty had devolvsd
On him President 10 state brief what the Uoioo VS.
and what we're Ia objects A. The time this Union ws
arst formed there Young Mons Christian Association
In this city, which exists composed Of those
who claimed 10 be evangelical oontrsdstncton 70 other
secu In The Union Who would not 70 far enough
In doctrines which the assocati3n deemed essential
10 salvation therefore all tbose Who did not 70
their standard we're excluded from them. Az belief in
particular doctrines vas made the test OF membersh,
they who could not subscribe 70 such belief
CURED pYecuded from becoming members A mum
Der Of young conceived ue idea Of forming body
catholic platform, the basis q winch should be
belief any dogma docsine, but that should rest on
the bsee Of Christianity This Union sormed Of all
youps OF different denommAnons, Who acknowledges
that Christ God, vhoee authority equal with
God the Faher On those broad principles Of religious
import Unioo founded. II open nov " re-
ceive all who not dosmaists but AZ The Christian
world vas n present constituted n would seam that