New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-09
,ipbt and TO the young men soy Dsnt tire, ard 70

night, and TO the young men gay; pen' ire ard 20
ahead. 49,. g..
rdsat and ca,i s ion a. nstS- t .'d
The Rev T. R,LsTOS SMITH responded.
Mr.. y. CuxrSs then read leters from he Rev.
stephen H. Tpg Henry o %aIa sp ppSnSs anu '" b.
FROM IHE REV. n. WARD BEEcsR.
RI n,uySsp-uy dear Sb. AN sorry ,,hat cannot 10
ptrn a, the social sshcTns Of tue Young Mems 'hi.aa
A'oea on o 5 ina, nv heart will b. w.,h yos beca.so
you sorag because You are cATa s@fp; D..
Ss b. sisl mecrs which You propose ). snineaty
genial my feelings and mes. ...9 a a ny %
est interest which have air .y sven o % As
Yonrg Mems Christian Association OF s.S hShs . 80
var b,bsC for devOut thSIk's'yne. ,... esc,,, o
s CTi.,i,n ss.oc.ons You called BY the p'o'id,s
of Cod to witness f truth in hsn pas. ae "a ,fSse
ST rore ,olemn than adhesion TO formula Of doc,rne
COD has purpose IN every sentr ana piN "I,s
S.inps EVENT. in accordance" win hls erscoIs w" AID
~ NO SIas Christ search for b: footsteps .. ~ -.s
~ lev i've not in the books and the records Of the
i, Is 20 b. cont, in doctrine aud in bis ehn'eh sarely
but Even solemnly IN every InSsie ir gs'ies "a ~
TAX Tor m, Snfrsncbcnien, the ignorant, - every move
Nm D az dVostly r,verent Of Chds, in heaven, while thy
will hRNe nothing DO with Chr 81 yet upon earth ia 'he person
Ui AID heir p, on i. .ob.f cuien.y aud not lie
THANK God in your beh. ~. inSUs1 re h oS God Bon
In letter and In ,pi Your happy victory gives me
Ch' strength And whs many yoS 40 i, h 10 Of you
& II Is only another vrricarou thai God ave. hi. peculiar
grace and confidence to he young Ssin .e' "ole ~
pray tina; Sod msy crown your ylt'es VITO ,y 80
80 10 ro, ic,r f m with hhstisn ss.ston,
,s...n HENRY Y aRp YaBFEif tHEa
LITTER OF rHE REV. GEORGE b. chsEvfR. ..
Finding cannot BE- preseut q 'he social ga h'riH o.
snrd % the OF The Go,P tn" ,r'i 'e, /.
ssains the rr9s ,S ct IN, If a .c2b
Sredcncy with which IN" .upPotoi such system m.;Ny
esi, N. my aid bs, W. 1rr.n In tn. cn6rt
o ihc hmders Of Nerd ot God agi9. that pa'y ono
M ba be- TO conCrtr5,~ sustain u,rn- universal
and always aggressive energy assn-i that 'h tF ~
h ~; b which onr country perish II it b" r2 s'.d BY
The church and the ministry with me worn ~ ~" ~
pcry,d Us John Foster said . be sNpodsd ~ an
uc.mprousus hostility. for the r'buse OF sn'n 80
in r.srl 10 ~ The young edvcuturcr advances nm N an
avenue formed by long linz Of ,s'P't' SI aud draw
the divine electric element, with which be chars'a away
Let beware Of such conductors whether III 'he ''" "
on" Of Bukes remark. that god works commonly
len In rude unfinished state. through th. tam cir nsrc
with which tinid Prud' nee 80 l,9S' L, aI "a
sluggish aud OF al things afraid Of being much IN "a" right
But tn work. malice aud nstire arr quit IA 'ye
They are finished with bold mastery hNd ,oa'hrI as tn'y
ar With the spirit those vehement passions That 81" trth al
yoe @ is 70 concentrate and those eners bhs
of the opp ssed and against the opP sso my 'mr' ~ ~
associate not smorE themselves beohed M S'on
and tmdity Of old m,n eut % psvIe uninl". ,h,s
those qualities that in young men are - IN
Let" "" cou q b nJ ayry hat cp.n aud .traish
srsad dirru,s IS decision ip SPEAKING aud acting that
s.a that uI,,aysrins irtermna in r justice
s, liberty that Of all things BY the Word =
God always rsary tor great usefulness, but specially 'cb
a iinic as This IL our own country
We do not want Young Mems Christian Aso aon 20 ,ase
tie # Eclectic CcmloGu'ion on w9"re the srest
question t. Hoe NOT 70 DO - or In r"gard TO- unpaati" lt
Hoe not 10 grak H. but how most freely fully swiftly sd ct
ctiyy to peah ! forth and to DO H. We want fSsns Mems
duc,d and consolidated Gdeons army W n'eer Il 'anshd
afraid let him and de part early" We want yCnug men
who II arroned TO 90 Nnsyah win By way compV
ni., aud pedsncy, take voyage 10 Tasish We want on
confront very sins by which country ipe for
d,ruction; Association with the utmost freedom ct dcs
give oene bot bow 10 do most positive execution IN behalf
4. the defenders Of Slavery are ccntra,ins hemve. and
our upon ns, gas We mus S cbp s ss
ciston in this y l. TO prevent principles young from
being perverted aud tAr habit. wsrd by the prevalent spirit
pie. and conscience easily 9eted you eothe them IN PR,
Church Itself and IL, ministry in danger of becoming no,hrg
great bsoIsn nothed 10 please The CONGREGATION and
atom Of oppr .sion or untiney behalf euiy .l
freedom. That the Word Of God may have tree oI!.e and be
ar rrsnng nquity land may the Young Il yoar
Association always be found thu front I,ns u The army with
Him that faithful and true who Ia righteousness 10Th Judge
aud make "a Most truly and re'PsS,{ fos cprrvyR
Other letters had been received from the Rev- X.
NJ Hatfield, j. W. Alexander, T.. L. Magoon VIM.
Adams, :. ID. Burchard and from +. ID. Morgan,
esq, VIM: Curtis Noyes esq, Luther Bradish, esq,
Clarence Willard, esq, of Troy, II. $. Metal, esq,
of Albany Geo. II. Stuart, esq., of Philadelphia.
Young Neg-The hope ri country and her noble ini
ts May they become tilted for that bssi u Ell asscaons
The Rev. II. W. CLARKE responded. He did not
know that he could hit any of them for the domestic
institution, but if any two of those present thought
they were fitted for each other, he would be very
happy 10 do something toward the domestic institu-
ton If the Pathfinder had achieved great results,
il was because be associated in lite with one of
he nObk4rt % yer fo wei.
come Jessie there. Ioud applause When noble \
California swaying in the scale between Freedom
and Slavery, there was one woman who would do her
own work rather than that the Golden State should be
cursed with Slavery. Continued applause.l With
another Rlusion 10 the -" President of their hearts
Immense applause Mr.. Clark concluded by renew
ing his offer to oihciate in union matter---Sth due
regard to the financial pressure.
d. Or Young Lady Gae-MaJ they oil mite with ycurs
Ia Christian asociaiion
The Rev. j. T. THonPsos responded happily, no.
forgetting the Wonans Hospital and ST. Ph0m.la
the music Of whose noble deeds charmed u acroes
the He read in conclusion this extract from q
private letter;
Many young resolves that he will not toae drop:
but he COLI you young ladies' and after pss-unt n,.rew
tsted To takea glass Of wine. That r-qoes, accompanied
with such wt smile thu, h. cannot resist he sa,
and ruil Young ladies vi you stain your hands with In
sre,I, VI 1 you End your snhers S9r irsnds 20
e!' cup from man. lips Rather p1, yor
his and let the .'yset impression echo in his ems-So Posses
TIE Ce,gy Standard Bea,er and Go,r,l A,~o,y-L.
Tie Key. Dudley A. TrSG responded. He spoke
feengy of the independence of the clergy with par.
ticunr allusion TO the manly stand taken by D..
Cheeyer.
g. Mmbo. u kindred .i,,ocafip.-ws extend 20 ,e.,,
brothers hand and bid them welcome festivities
RICHARD {. MCCORuICK, esq, responded. He cave
the Statistics Of Christian Associations aud welcomed
young Christians from abroad.
9. L06or-Ch.er.d and disuihed by Christianity
Dir. JAMES FAiHMiS responded.
DR.. DowLISG pronounced a benedic OF. acd tb.,