The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

PM ali Inv beauteous garments on,
And let thy excellence oe known;
necked ID Tho robes Of righ,eousness,
The world my gories shall confess
No more shall foes unc invade,
And oil thy haowed walls with dread;
No more shall hels insulting host
ffeir victory and thy sorrovs boast.
God from on high has heard thy prayer,
Hn hand thy ruins shall repair;
Nor will thy watchlnl Monarch cease
To guard Thee in eternal peace.
Dv IRyEe then real the opening collects, after which
Chairman and stated that In rising TO discharge
She ofioe Of President Of tina. meeting he no
would have the sympathy Of every member present when
shey considered the interrogation OF Providence
Of that society He 70 doubly Of tina, sympathy
when they became that the Presidents heart and
Wishes were with them and that he gave them his cor
dial support would be manifest when they hoard
tAc address that he had sen. them aud which would then
- read.
Dsesdcns warmly recommended the objects OF the so,ety
The Rev Dr. rYso then read tho annual report of the
society, which very voumnous document aud
occupied some length Of time In the reading.
mo report gave the reas ms for the establish,
nent OF The present society, and the cause or
the secession from the old or parent body. Il
stated tina, the interests OF the m ssionary
cause had for twenyf years been exclusively man
aged IN the Episcopal church by Board Of Missions ap
nOinted by the General Convention, aud that the
es'o's o. ns anas nave asrn f .ai s m hs np
me Church Mission Society had patiently and
fahally devoted their money add efforts towards tas
nRs Board OF Missions had not been satisfactory
the majority Of the General Convention held views In
a,sect anagoasm the members OF that society after
soe further explanation OF the differences OF opinions
between the two bodies the report went 70 state that
ne objects Of the presen. society aud meeting was TO
Dopd ont evangelical missionaries who would teach the
tree doctrine Of the Gospel promulgated by the evan
sclcAl portion Of the Epsc church. and trusted the
neetns would give the executive every support to carry
The Rlsh, Rev. Msy1os EAsrBuss, ID, Bishop of
Resolved That the true principle OF operation 10 mis-
sScnary abors well In other works OF beneycenoe,
by the voluntary association and action Or Christians
united In sentiment, and governing the distribution OF
their funds.
To VIII ch he spoke to the following esct-e expressed
hk gratitude TO nmtee OF Arrangements that they
had allowed ham the privilege OF standing aud addressing
audience such subject In the very where he had
paesed twenty years Of his sewnere he would DO able
10 the Aces OF many who had been workers with
HIM Some nay many, Of these had gone 10 their rest
but he was thankful TO all bounteous Providence that
many si remained. he had eSpe tied to have met some
Of them there that night He had expected that not oay
be W have given encouragement to others, but had
good lie believed the society noble and ele
vsted IA It's objects and would merit and obtain upon
the smts Of the chief Missionary from High The
afou spoke out The great and therefore, IN
nse truism The members could not give the primo pie
too much honor. The church allowed great and true
liberty 10 lie members aud therefore saii prncrle
formed the only basis upon which the cause could salts
hcor1y and heartily work well. He IN favor OF a
voluntary missionary sssociation-an organization in
which all we're agreeing 10 work together 10 tidse the
"Flad tdngs Of great joy" Others. he knew hal held
dinereni views TO his be rolld ask, had The pre-.
sent aud pas, working OF the Board OF Missions thriyedS
Had The work commended Itself among the people wac
bad had the most important part 10 do With IT, namely,
Amkewasmnes, declining OF attachment, and a. last
indifference W the Influences brought W bear and the
solt thereof Those who agreed with aim may now
out and In the formation Of thg society take the right
md honest course II they wanted examples for a.
oursgemeni let them look at the Church Missionary So
cieiy In England which had COMMENCED WIN small bat
united band but which hsd gradually Increased until
ITS working power was great Indeed Tens OF thousands
of pcr.ons have had bless society for The Ehi or
Evangelical truths and be hoped 10 the day when
The snould be said OF the American uhurch Mission
ooieiy He looked for powerful support from the aieiy
that church, and he Eel, they would cheer ihe
with their prayers and the offerings from their sub.
rspce. they would here be able 20 where their
further thai they could have The power TO prevent the
fostering OF that spacious work Will h was not only nis
represented but entirely oescuring the work Of Christ
with the and sapersttlon ON these grounds and
with the blessing of beaver he looked for The or
me Rev. n q. snEycK, or Baltimore, seconded the
resolution. lie stated thai be also felt happy being
there present 10 participate IN the frs exercises Of the
with extraordinary interest, one Of the mesns
whereby they could look hopefully the action OF the
church Re felt he had nothing 10 cay In further
Of resolution that all itself that could be said.
Nothing could Re distinctly pronouncei That prn-
ciple was based upon orthodox Ineology-msn's free
eS1nrn II was qacs,ooed whe,her they could exercise
thai liberty Ia the diffusion OF the aoepel through mis-
"a
would 20 farther TRAN where they delegated 90
The Church Convention had pat certain bonds upon Tie
Ma. a. S ,,s ,se ne s.ssSss as
ask, why not" Toe power the Convention held
osy such - was arss gwen them By the members let
them take pattern and learn esso1 from tie Caurch
Of Rome, who, WITH all her errors, permitted fan
scope OF liberty 70 her missionary laborers He
would recommend Tia, the motto Of the society be.
.nssiouary Liberty II WAS the motto the ship
thai carried Paul on his missionary voyage. II waa
sor THIS war cry that The martyrs hii thei iAslr
rrerl Oua IN
Son extending this precious boon He exhorici them
70 be e~rnesi aud Ina ant IN their enors were for
nothing else than 10 check the prcsshlng 10 their
puipts Of The errors OF Gcrmany-GermAn rational sm
and the other Mistakes Of German theology. They
70 look 70 The gher law Which said ye into all
world lie for one not 10 be stayed by resolutions
Win. sues body n c,ersy All aIty = bs az SssS-.
him 10 back him. be augMcd for The society less
sranis future Than TIE present q the Eassh Church
ne Rev, v. 4 sicpo,soS, y o in moving ,hs mex,
rcsoiutico--
Ke,olved, That in view Of the vSt aeids now open
IN and N other lands for mis- onary iaSors,
ever Disciple CT Christ called upon and encouraged 10
10 hs utmost 10 extend and bu W the kingdom o. ts
sad mat be osly WISHED ke had he power 10 do JOS
ticc 70 he feelings 10 tying % make ne resolution
ban. pon.s connected with the rcsolliion Grst the
work 10 do, and second, th1 opportunity q doing
a. rhesc he considered should reacn mutually oar
Win the other The resolution stated mat sney sere 70
estena sni ouild up' tue Kingdom This was the rork
~ VIC Church Missionary society -of esca undivided
member 81 u There obigztila gpoa them % 90
hm sorg @od hororei thsn hy making then. q, WORK
crs IN tbe great work q The Gospel tie might have car.
ried oct bis great mercy wttort tner assistance bot he
was Wiling 70 make Them tbs Instruments Of his Divine
grnce. he coutended that The Kingdom a. CHRIST
did uoi lay IN The iempls--bn /, was tie sosls ~
tbs saved that fcrmc that inrJcrn Every true mon
Der Of every congregation formed part o. that king
dor, and . brig ost sous rto ibs xingiom TIE
proper way 10 extend and huNd " Up Every member
added ~ extending a. A. EpiscopaiiRts Ari q. boty
of chxrLhmeu baniei og Their thev should Boldly thra
colors before the vud IL ooutsnied that al he
world over, wherever The love 81 Chrig aiei IA,
soul there Vas q member o. Cbflsts Kingdom
West, the south, In The city lteef The Geld
Then open where the workers. Tue former speaker
had aliuecd 70 German rstionsism. he dSr9nina,Si
yndsguised semi fnhdety, aad tns gas preac6e4fro
God puipiS-the subverson OF the holy Sabbath Ths
teachers o. the ncsran doctrine we're the pro nugators
o. his German theory He could only IN -
shaAowness u christianity In both doctrines lacy
sere ieAay ~ INTO mere ritaslism were AZ Say %