The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

UOO OF W me o49 c0portourD utuuonss -
work during the past year. 223 hbovsd In the Northern
ats, ls2 in the Western States 26l In the South
eSn States, nncing every where ready access TO tne
Rev Dr. scuppsx Of The Aroot Nsiou India then read
The following resolutions
R:.oivsd That .hs meeting gr..sfally reoosn,.s the
tract society ~ naon Institution The basis Of Chris
UNION IN ~ firm adherence through thirty i've years
ant blessings with which God has crowned M abors
st home and abroad
Resolved That be cordial co operation Of good men 10
thus and Kindred societies in the union prayer meetings
prev aent and In various Efforts this country
snd In Europe 70 bring lost under the power Of d.
vine uuth, eivts cheering evidence that the day ap
proaches when the oneness of Chrsts children will be
FULLY manifested
Be ssid he early TRANSACTIONS Of the HIndoo literature
differed very much from thai of the preseGt day. which
owre 10 its being ooDcse, and author would
soon write novel; be cut into two, 70 give brta
70 son. lAush.sr) he wo!id, ho.eve., ADOPT !he
principle Of copcseness and would be ~ brief - possible
N The remarks be had TO eake. he had two resolutions
before him 70 speak and Snipg the two together
could ak, wss The Tract Society and what had lone
The society resembkd . channel digger--H was not
creator but worker; wss not above, bat on earth
Of wisdom and knowledge from the Bible, which vas
fountain pure and nexhauatble from which issued tne
channel ana The waters Of life, through it, inatrumsnt
aly flowed through these tracts 70 those Who read
them The waters do the sides OF mountain. was
doing . noble work He had been In HndooetAn, and
,aw IL pleased results the re-. The Bible mighty
ocean, and into this the society went down ~
ever and orousns up Nose blessings ana pfo%Ses upOl
teal worker, and II mist 60 on and prosper he had
the great and glorious results which Il nsd sccom
plisned IN India, where he bad been missionary for
sixteen years had effected great work there and its
aids and supports TO the missionaries could mot Do too
highly valued me society Stood on each SIDE o. tner PAN
raDed with roses the missionaries felt grateful Tor
he asstanes n Afforded them In great work In which
tney were engsged He was fully jusuned In all he sad,
sno upon this head he could speak . good deal more
The fuepcs OF this society we're felt from Cape Comoran
the Himalays mountains and when those facts we're
fully laid before them, he would AJAX had !,
Dobly done III duty well and faithfully and
,nsns SsvsI " sos ss aa n. ,na sS
There tract .nslaisd In India called :" The Jewel
Nine Of salvaron" Thnuact has had most remarkable
Towers and riumpbal cbes have spsnned be highway
wherever IL hiss gone In the poetry Of the Hnaoos Oh
which they are very ond the truth nss thus stolen in'o
cbauped from the river shore and beneath the shady
palm tree, and sympsthising angels have come 70 the
listened, and murmured back their happy echo. These
tracts the tAlry rays which will continue " beam
out in the night sky Of nois until sweesy blending they
shall themselves In the eugence OF That glorious
morning which We all expect y coming There 10
power behind this Indian trs1t II grappies With the m
dina stripping. Il goes down deep into The cavern Of
heart and there lets In rays light from the Son Of
Rgheousr ers making bis soul palace In which God re
ing The inner There high that the little
tract. II God plcsses, cannot bend and break him,
and there is rome 90 log thai u csnDo. elevate
and bless him. Not only this great power exer,ed over
individuals but whole communities have sprung from the
snuey snd vitality Of . single tract DO you ask toe
what have these Tract Societies Of England aud
America dopeY Why they begun spaA the SKY OF
heath enism with eaaxy which the stars the con
verted souls What then, shall DO Shall go back
never. what shall We dos We shaIl 20 forward, NO
n alter who opposes. Opposition only gorihes the
sospsL ceveopes our muscles Inc church CO
earth. and that man is traitor in tho camp
no follows not when Chr calls TIE very angels de
We best carry forward the work Of Goas simply by
ooenuon the part OF zach individual OF HIS power In
Chrhts Kingdom. Az 'or me. sm bound TO Ind out
bind the entering helmet my brow II every CHRIS
bot immed lamp, What light woald he shed
moves through the csnebrake and the dmnal swamp,
when falls upon the atrngs Of the eoAn harp evoken
the sweeNst music 70 wi'n nan His unoving heart
eolian harp, and the pleased Influences evokcs u
surin OF celestial melody.
The rssoui,ops then being seconded by Rev. Dr. VIII
uAss the question was taken ana they Wers adopted
The hsnonAry hymn vas then sung BY the congrssa'
ton. amer ~hch
Rev. Nv. Fuuu, OF Baltimore, moved TIE following
Resolved That the .as,osal and catholic spirit Of the
American Erect sosety and re influence upon the era
Of the LAND, ought 70 male dear 20 every Christian
BE aid have srsveIlsd from Baltimore to New York
have the pleasure honor Of being present
nssups 70 night bu, convinced you DID no, iavise
here 70 pronounce eulogum on the Tract sooiey
Ny reverend friend Who preceded mo told you tho, tbs
two. have never bad boy, but would cut all the
voweh know In two TO have boy. loud laughter
ms 2 meeting Of ,he Amsric.n Irsct soa. .,
n 10 national In IL Object and nos sectional u d
. society which binds al 10 . great bond Of
union. ! remember the time wen when the men
Of Col came up from all parts Of The land the anniver
ssrss glowing with love 10 their hearts towards one
other But the times had greatly changed, and wept
thing 90 sad. Harmony and unsnimfty then prevailed,
but ese we're pow destroyed BY TOO rea, denominatocs
In ths great eouruy and Goa himself aid not nov m
would be broken up, and these prints OF dnerepoes
smopg sood would be Looked upon fatal 10 the
isrs hsy. been caused by me snasm Of iuiempsrsi.
individuals mas an not ADD To hts faitn virtue, "
vss not faith man did no, add V virtue
D. ieoge, tsmpersncc would not follow. What q pity
gas 10 zee oresrg oissspsions among tnoec whose
aearts leap towards each other for love. stAn1 here
an American CITIZEN 70 sdvocse the claims soeiey
sympathy vhn tbose who puvuo course ~ pcrncious
he churches and Disastrous 70 the country. when
Upsop am AZ las for that OH define ibsir
madress and cxupps. ! should want Q term BY which
,.sh ,sp seoss ca. him a. ao sor
fncsndsyf sbould be the sst 10 designate any man
BY spch terns- To such man patriotism 10 mock
f,fms NATION and intrigue. man Who knows out one
vIrtUe, and that 10 unmitsaied selnshne>s man who
-oulo boodwnk mulutudes for purposes OF oup,iy and
thsm to a fatal precpice. He spoke on tho sn
tnorfsy Webster, that whom he wsncd well IN
America, wished America 10 govern the world. The
learned Doctor entered into this part Of the subject with
srest fervor, and resumed cannot look ~ his
ocunuy In Ms proper light for him 20 look out
leave the country ship should be pad 70 carry BIN
away. rbb Trscs society had embodied In the true
sptrt Of pbiantbropby and o faussscal spirit among
usm The woftt spirit that could BE- conceived.
surh spuh calculated 10 mnueucc the passons, and
politicians only work for their o~n ambitious ends such
q spirit could only be counter acted By religious one
snd that spnt would be found In the Gospel Christ
God works slowly. but surely Ths second point IN tho
resolution the society catholic, NOT sectarian
Inc gentleman sIose this pa Of the resolution
much eafbestness ana called upon oil present Who
loved Protestant religion 10 adhce strongly 70 their
faith There only church, the Church q Christ
hut there many who believe In the inalibe church
Of Rome He DO not recognize such . church,
and any man Who does ooutrsdlcs hmsclf Let 10 ali
Say with the Apostle, "Grscs De With oil them VINO love
our Lord jesus Christ In sinoeryn Our union not
81 cercmnatons-t Is something higher and nobler; u
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