The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-20

some young Christian heart He continued Yours is q
mission q peace and good will on earth You have asso.
and to advance Chrts Kingdom The OF such
gathering cannot be estimated Think you crime would
led he ssoes 81 sas sna
yours Think you the Executive OF sinele STATE woud
find II necessary 70 take into consideration one hundred
and sixty nine applications for pardon occasion OF
single visit 10 prison, they had been taken by the
hand and led into suoh associations theseS There il
every possible reward for the expenditure OF time and
money these associations can bssow I thank YOU FOR
the opportunity you have afforded OF being present TO-
night Go on finish what you have begun and give Coz
Other speakers followed IN few bref remarks, when
the session closed Nth the benedction.
SATURDAY, JULY l6
This day was apart pleasure and recreation after
the arduous duties Of the past few days The programme
included trip to Saratoga Springs and dinner at Con-
gress Hail. under the genial auspices Of the Troy Asso
citation.
A prayer meeting held at eight O'Clock, after
which procession formed, the sombre hablimenis
Of the delegates envened by udcious sprnklng Of cr
Moline and its accompanments and marched to the depot
The train arrived in Saratoga at 1oK O'Clock The din
catered themselves throughout tho village. and, while
mbbiDg the sparkling waters Of Its springs and suolng
beneath the cool shades OF It's trees, seemed 70 enjoy
At one O'Clock, with great degree Of punctus.y the
delegates gathered In the spacious dining room Of Congress
Hall and seated themselves TO the banquet The follow
NC s the head Of the bill Flare
"Let brothery love continue"
Sixth Annual Convention. Young Mems Christian
Aeaodation.
Complimentary Dinner
Given by the
Association Of Troy, N. Y,
Congress Hall. Saratoga Springs
HatborD & McMichael, Propretors.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, SATURDAY, July 16, 1859.
"Whether, therefore, eat or drink, or whatsoever ye
do 40 oil to s sy Of God By @ sSa mso
There three tables running through the entire
length Of the room, and every seat was taken.
the good things before them amply demonstrated that
they the good things of this life At the
maze in cement Of tho oOarteries which had
heen extended TO the Convention by the Troy Association
TIE exercises havirg been concluded the return train
taken half pas. four O'CLOCK and the company
f!7Gd lone at sixai expressing the most unqualified
pleasure at the day g proceedings.
CT osIrG sEssIoN-sATURDAY EVENING.
The church was filed to overHowing.
Exercises oe by singing and prayer. Minutes dis
pensed With.
Mr. MILLER Of Cincinnati, moved that the mirutes Of
the Convention be referred TO the Central Comm tee
he revised and corrected Carried.
Mi GmoHRIsT, Of South Carolina offered The following
Tha. this Convention reafrm the declaration OF the
Richmond END Montreal conventions "that do not in
tend that this institution shall take the bgheet place 10
affections, or the gest share in our sbors but that
we held this organization auxiliary TO the divney ap
pointed means grscethe church and the preaching Of
the Gospel
2. ira. the associations should in all cases carefully
avoid 10 their enter pses thing that might interfere
With the Duties of members TO their respective churches
Resolutions adopted.
DEIAGA1E moved that ak Vice Presidents be appoint
ed ipsiea1 Of three Carried.
Quite large number Of propositions and votes Of thanks
to different and bodies were offered and adopted
long communication from Mrs. Emma Willard, Rd-
dressed TO tho Convention was accepted After some time
pas sed IN devotional exercises,
Professor SAYIKR called up the following resolution,
he tto.ore offered By bim:-
Res lvef That n mi huNnb
gratitude 10 God that much harmony has prevailed in
our Deliberations such uusnn,ity attended our actions
and much Christian love pervaded all hearts during
the sessions OF the Convention. Adopted.
The business o. the Convention then closed.