The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

yluous an hopeful, and that there was prospect fo
IN life but now we are guilty and corrupted-,he oocs
for ever Therefore let aope " Snow US how 10 jS
without vice or crme or LET us die aud be "a wa
work enough I'D great city, and 20 and get H. bit
the reply was, Who would give in Who viii lake NO
morally epcbsned-wh will take us in ~ He then CANA
TO the conclusion that nc had nothing feasible thas
maos sOles preaching and prayer he wouii never do
be mace cfesp for the sop shops, and no No
in John street, where they wanted to know II be was
going u open shop. He told them yes,n and when
they asked him WHERE he answered in the Five Pouts
The reply then was, "NO eir none OF my work goes
there" And he called upon half dozen With
man in Canine street, who took right
view Of the matter and agreed TO supply them In tbiz
way he got them 'hoDesi labor !" and he gowagy de-
pced the JOY that was Infused into thenn the delight
which they l,e those mea's honestly earned. And now Ia
nine from that saln. region came little army,
otae eoshed and broken hearted with new hesriu new
ho!es and new prospects OF becoming respectable nd
useful, while many had gone to better werli DID not
that payf cloud applause) He cared not what tho
p.ee gventhe returos doubled It. Labor, honest in
duttry under the blessing OF God. they had brought to
bear ON the classes Of society there for the mser
able wretch who would be pauper with physical pc
to gain bis livelihood there was no hope for him In this
disposition part Of the children to work rather than
beg or steal Applause) But living at the Five Points,
associated with thieves and abandoned women the age
OF eighteen, what under God could keep them from
thieves outcasts. Such the condition Of thousands
and tens Of thousands at BE then rcd
progress that had been made; also to the schools
wo OF which established, in Eascheser aud>
with twenty Eve thirty boys Their best wishes
were realized and the boys from vcousnets and malice,
between and 600 needed to carry on their work
and the society was discouraged The President had
stated that the work in the hands of the audience,
and he would ask was not the work worth their support
From 400 10 500 were sent during the year to good stu
aons and average Of 800 after year taken
the gutter the field OF wretchedness and placed in
He hoped the result would be that the Five Points House
OF Industry should live a. long az there were little immor
tails waiting and begging TO be taken Of, aud
that means would be abundanty furnished for the pur-
pose. He concluded amidst loud applause.
Rev. DR. CUyIER then delivered most eloquent appeal
in behalf Of the society He consderedt the true economy
to save those In our mdst 80 that they should becoms
Illustrated This subject By an amusing anecdee~of par
son attacked by wasps whilst delivering DISCOURSE who,
on being asked the reason for his restessnes explained
that though Gods words in his mouth, he believed
the devil was In his brceches. cloud aughter) II 1t
coats ten times as much TO save these Children was
worth it, and be earnestly advised the audience 10 give
the society their active rather than passive approval
Dr. TYING followed in most beautiful address, To
which, in Cur brief synopsis, cannot do justice. He
led forth some OF the children by one in his arms
and demanded they not moulded and finished ia as
beautiful torn as any Of their Fifth avenue daughters
their brow, and was tor them that he bad offered up
his life he alluded to the bright future OF Of these
who had formerly been aided by the society occu-
pied. In conclusion he begged the audience in
this eodlike work for the Redeemer's own sake.
collection was then commenced and Dr. CULVER stated
that one gentleman offered, on condition that the whole
GOO were raised give 500 towards IT. aud presently
he stated that another gentle man would do the
In the meantime the children Fang more hym0s anal
went through dumb show exercises, and
Dr. CmcKERlNG, Of Portland, Nc offered the following
r. solution, which WAS met with favor
Resolved That this society," to be appreciated need butt
to be known and that the Monthly Record containing anil
outline OF the history. Of the institution mott
only most desirable vehicle Of information respecting|
andG ftadt n he uspfu QmOrU Qlt Of raata