New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

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Cr.ar hi, h,o God i, them give bin the F4.os'
i,ce he .kec sai tp'ua vo-oP instead o. o'Gs 40 .
Gees Messiah yield ire hmase is utces r1id sLf tsef
owl oousci, oobDssaee-
wax - lie pstics preferences Da'i~s uisy no
however s'ely uEs.e out Il he se'''or. into Ia aston.
Scr, ~ Nc,,hsrr h.. moe ttsa ''r.5u
ana - y K lo 'a I'D a.. "a rss %
G so5ere "a preferences a1d e bot may Tot
T,s, h,e tbs.r sc .sss,ca preferences bet may
nj o. the Society pa :0 n, a. ANi-ly conc sa.s -
ne ~ sS mus. no. cs,iound he sh,. and sson' Ct
~, d;.sirc, p-esi-o~', esch esVing ~ some " -
80, evs1. Disciple Of Christ. maj ocedPY VARIOUS ara
ds.rs D. fed, Of effort and duty Ana VIA Ia; dsy m
& ,op II de-. by 70 ooE thu ise same .ctla nus
lu.iea ,s.. S.y. Of coops.e sd voluntary asso-
csop grove II the omission to keep ever e'0'e " ~
or institution hs. had its specific sad restricted :phse
.ue bs. hi:bero Claimed uston. cnsaote, ana m 20
. "a voune. Il has had 10 system Of CoPras. l'
pres.es rour.d one kind Of puohes.op, rs -
snontt s ~ ,S ~, the eyes and by Gods b.'siDg
INTO tie abcdes and hearts Of mun'uaes OIL ,e -.
hd ssaiou rested aPou form Ct .bO :a,t grew
rspd favor OF the ehurchs. A. S.i -. re
o,rar, enterpn.e there had been expended more tnsA
.er mi ion upon ,n. n pcasas .Ud-nis
oct in the yeS then e.osins 20 T b sf,
southern and South Western States OF sparse Ppaslon gem
ersy ard with vice tracts sf mora aehuton ,ns So
s.on "a Ics.cs reported tss, received into our
ti.suy bsu $500 bad been contributed from '"
So,,hs =, ana south Western States. .
In tbe sprn,l inee.pg Of $50 COMMITTEES Of Fifteen had
been 70 'FIl5s ps em i Of G Committee M
TIN combined Of highest influence IN he Cou. s 80
Web t.r b,oLG our rational Fourteen of their man
her united IA report accepted in the snua o =.
thai the Tract Society WAS founded not "
dscu.s disputed questions in Theology or moa OF
but spresd The t;uh in .nd ply .s5 $50 :.
such Fifteen the 81 Of tae I e, 'I s
Sorb,ion Of their Christian friends in all pats Of the coun
Try" This Of course Al anticipation OF toe ~ -.
and cooperation Of Souther, membership IN those View
Iev tspn ept on % the recommendation Of i've resolutions
which ssey reprinted =. bearing on ,ns a,n
ectusied AID resrsd the socesy' oneiuA dehnoh o.
r. corporate ~. ,pp,os,iOp Of Ill evangelical Chrsn
Tie second stated that this Society csnro teeio,e, 80
popriety allow itself be made special orgsa OF any oae y
lem Il religion. mora REFORM such a, temp Ilace Pss
anti Popery sutSsvery etc while within Us proper spnee'
s then .no SepsTtmen The third ,dded thai
d-.vo,ts to uph is hfh snd holy s.n ou sSa
orms Of fI daentsi do rI al aud practical nmoIst
II iSe repo stated th in tie judgment Of
your Committee the political aspects OF slavery Us entirely
il. stion.; but that duties which
the Of s.'Iy vel S9' mora .1a co eS nsS
"in Scripture, and much aePorei BY se. Cn'ns
and ousht 70 be dscuss.o r sfseraA and Chhssn spirit
the revision o. books sixth resolution rrie.ed
70 . UPON t5r q ,ars the kept BY
Ss y % AsS ts ss opSn.
can with tropr.sry be elsiei The wants destitute"
80. soIe daily ope the chsune. q becoming
deeper sier and the Society called upon to enter srd
soeit, Of book set PubatOn and di.:.
S I. .s a' "a. podssa % o
glory God should not Se disturbed This .nsusse
,pp psn yshh ons sesi ann Of our
as one not to disturbed Ire POSITION "Hca III ~
VA. sVdsny ret syoDon.y and they 90
OF their report to add the % ys
lpbe ended cordial, the past fidelity and
% Of the . S soI sna the wisdom the
Executive Committee il cayiag out the principles Oh these
The Publishing before that anniversary and before
, 4 Toe o1m on mora
and evsn Slavery that should b. acceptable 20 al
In JSne 1856 sermon on The Daies Ma.ter, preached aud
printed some years since in Kentucky was submitted 30 the
Southern writer, bned aud the Com
uee seeing Likely 70 have general acceptance
h. s eli . what as
b. T. for % the sey whom b.
consult. During the Summer and Autumn OF that year glS;6
he i.srrs Of treatise would be sysy objected o
BY both North aud South TIE difficulties
political nheieD. in the theme distinctly aP
among them that the written IN one South
State upon State 1 not iSaId
had not ,sos e, :s y" Rsd Tn a '
smother Society before being submitted had this
dc ined ts publication Southern Issue OF i poSed
Of its mpingDg polite questions Yet the Publishing
Con mtee he'd the entire treatise uneer consideration M the
Committee Fifteen met when a. the request d one Of tnat
Cemmitee proof lnpre sors were supplied them; but that Com
mis- took action this treatise AID expressed no opinion
| the pre- prisiy OF the Society issuing it,
The Publishing Committee on the Harmonious ana ptomP
z b Sf s SSy So. d th va. p as n and
realize in their seton the balanced instructions OF that report
IL rev state Of thing. foteeen by Committee Of
Fnetn-snd which this P5blshms COMMITTEE .aosso sa,y
hils soed precipaed-no~ developed t'+t The nSe
comntis OF the Tract Society Anti avery aud
been widely circulated such apart from the countepse
pa rsm
friends OF the Tract Society In the Southern and
o branch snd sste societic. and om gather
g IN hs, field toer. came beE an sbundsn and ogervhe
s mas. o. evidence ro~ on the lie. Of the society
Their cto in the Of the contemplated Treatise thorsh
OF southern authorship would the effect Of
our society destroying its nationality TAR that portion Of
country concerned and Of excluding from ms: entire
field coporeu aud tne volumes and trsn oil ne Socley
those books that other topics because bearing our
| soci.tys imphnt-sn imprint now MADE suspected
The hsus authors Of the proposed Treatise Oh the Duties Of
Masters proetd gars ,he share Of being in this state Of
say in what moee ,heif writing. should be Published We had
warrant precedent TO send on; tie OF living author
Ole and Christian pledged love the brotherhood"
was fitting couIersc The wishes CT brethren Ia
bad no isht Use, this widely sed Affairs
poempory instruction. set Of resolutions tia, had
pressed hops Of tie Committee Of Fifteen their authors that
these views would spprobation" in al parts Of
couLy Instead there justly unjusty fixed and
ps,ic dsspprobs'on IN very many paris OF ouf COUNTRY
Even tie North great eDny perhaps 10 Northern
constneney-were not ready 70 -ustan su'h scon BODY Of
bsLk dsc;oI who night have aid dosn for 'dbordnse
committee pan of finance pedicsed the Csr and aore
pro.peou. Of exchanges aid traffic. would certainly not
lave expected that pan b Implicitly followed upon the
courtys passing into phase OF ts;ruh md insolvency
The cbspre of surrounding sfss would require As AZ act Of
the the insrtions suspension Of
by dna,ss should the literal execution Of The
instructions Involve the Few Phase o. the CONNER
cial community wide spread loss As well might BE-
that necs rsynson ia The wo'd trshc has