New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
FROM BOSTON.
81 TIE Il. Y. T1ibnne.


BosTON, Saturday, Oct. 6, 1860.
This city mss been inundated with very deluge Of
the saints all the last week Santa in broadcloth aud
saints in crnolne, they have poured through our
ereets and filed up our churches and parlors, and
flowed into every Granny end of hotels aud
houses. The Oldest iuhabitant cannot remember such
food Of missionary drift to have ever been known
before Many saints in the city entertained kindred
saints from the c0uotTy at hotels aUd eainghou5ss.
More tbsn two thousand were provided for by Com
mittee, and private Hospitality un6oundsd. at
the lowest estimate 10 900 people oongre gated at
this jubilse Of sbe American Board.
Most f ihe time meetings were IN progress in four
6iiiere churches at once and Thursday afternoon
the Lords Supper was administered to four crowded
a,sambes in different parts Of the city. Missionary
enthusiasm rose high. The speeches were warn aud
enkiud,irg; Excelsior The word every lip,
and the singh one burst OF trlGmpbal song from
Thousand voioee:
ave wait thy triumph, Savior, King!
Lo1g sges have prepared thy way
Set IiIucs g cot battle ia array.
"Tby hcs;s mustered to the field:
The crcss? the Cross. their 6ste-caIi
The old gim towers Of dsIkDess Weld,
Aud soon shall tOtter 10 their fall
One ofthe only two survivors of the Association that
EcenCd The first missionaries OF he nericdu Board
TIE Rev. John Keep, now of Ob-rlp, ONO, W5ut
lack in review upon The Aaiss .c amp of Providence
from he birth and baptism OF the infant that held
lis jubilee aud touched with true eloqu5nce the muu,e
polnte Of interest III connection with te formation Of
the Board.
DR.. Bemau Of Troy also who knew personally all
the fonrderB and frs. missionaries If The BO4rd
viewed the group Of death, am the march Of God IN
the spel, for he last fly ysaI3,
Your Ne -NO.B mere ants William +, Dodge and
William A. Booth, spOks for the aty, aud led me van
of progress arguing silly Tor enlargement and no
more ret eDCh9ont IN he work of issions.
Ore thing Only looked strange aud ineIplicable 70
outsiders iD all THE missionary Juror. Ga Indrsdly
afternoon there rose 70 speak from the pl4 in the
fremont Temple, ius after b. reaaios OF the miDu
"a gentleman h. si'G he bsc brief paper OF iJqdi-y
on behalf If some of ne churches and ministers ~Lo
wan "a d Information, aUd could y, 10 in other
way, VI hicu Zee would ssco dugly I'd, 10 The cat
covered the meal CtJns prop, led quTy bsl1g s1.-
pec'Cd % be Sayey, The speaker Interrupted and
prououuc % be OF order the ground OF one Of
The by laws OF The body, aCch requires that al mat
rs be submj Jad to The Board mast pass through Tie
BusiDe5s Committee.
Cbsever OF Come client tueu sought the Bl-in-ss Con-
Dittee with his pirer OF iuqury, by whom 1t was
committed 10 the SUb-COumt e. on the Gao. on Mis-
SION Il Africa. Wne4, therefore, in the evening thaC
Committee reported, without any aliusion to the g7u-
tleman inquiry, he coon Toss and moved as an
amendment 20 their port this recon Den1atloa;
That Sec-tsdes be requested 20 inform this b'aj in
,biSt ~ G af,c, gbi,b Wa r,f-TTed to he
Fmdsii C-Tudtey at tn las meeting IN P'ilads phi
int ucou. 20 tax such lction a. Ia he Judgment
tons 70 their work Board Of Missions, shall 10 de-
man sud To special Commit Of thee be appointed
tie Chair aud report T. this meeting chat IA tier
action essay the part o. his B5d TO yindrt- the
Of Chistiy scaud Le1 b. The revival Of the eAecra'
bic slaye.tTac o feeder Of Slavery I"
lie Was proceeding with r. marks upon tlB aDend-
menl and bad given one Reason fr II that TWO OF
TIE missionaries Of The Gaboon mission hadtsstfed that
one city, tho metropolis of ChTsdaoized America, fur
nishes more slave ships yearly 10 roo Africa than all
Cbgistiandom furn-hes missionaries 10 Christi inzs IT.
Va hen he Was called 10 order by Chancellor Walwortn
Wm j Hubbard, aud several others. aud the uuheard-
Of ruiz Q for a dslibsrative body prevailed that no
oHeadmtat To n rcp0rt presented contd ne an 0rder
aud the speaker, therefore, was slenced, ana ms
ar er dmsnt was refused 20 b. entertained.
Previously, however, an uknown man I'D the aul-
euCe whom baVe since asc 'rtalned 10 b9 as ! then
l,pecied Demo rat, had been allowed to comment
upon Tie Report and 20 present an argument II l's
way, 10 show het money spen uOon the GaboJn Nils
SION wasted, and that sue African race could Il"
more be lesvened with the gospel tGan a limp OF an
thrarlte coal could be eaveDTd ia,o good baker
bread This sneer at the African 80 ncensed stranger
IN lbe back part Of the house. toat ne cried in l1ui
voice that every drop Of blood in his veins Dged At
tie reflection made his man. and no believed
IL bad no other origin than the internal spirit and sys