New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09

ens OF 20 iJ4ei pages Total u t.i 20, ~ sn.
rs,togs di.trbun for the year. IL 36a d.iiDc; grant,.
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making ss7 40 Il or with as 49, 81 balance Of iS I
money on hsnd the beginning Of Tie ,s 49, ccrtsge
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Southern and States and H ir the western @
NoIh Western States Fgh OF the eopoeui D.sia' W.
gss Danes Ho Bdes Welsh. troueh, spanish and indisn
The capoTteurs made 5t 1870 family yi,ts having
iiss Procstsns families who habualy neglect sy,nsele.
preschirgi hey also visited 1902 Bouan Csbcic isnss
Bible and GA Protesnl families Who were hsns without
WoId OF God they addes.ed 1881 pubic or prayer nee
following the statistical Te'a OF be labor' OF cop
tsu's during The twenty year II weI e Of ope nan
ared 2nl s0 bc meetings and prayer meengs
held 9596 family visits made 42a 40 anies co.'s eEsed
whL personal religion prayed with issi; b On
nan CtSoics al 77S fsniies destitute Of ell resau books
-xcert Tie HbIc Snd $50 30 without tie Word Of God
For "a cith Pr priston,. STtOo.
Jrp society then proceeded 10 the election OF oihcefs
lie hon Tbos s. Williams, late Chief Justice of
Connecticut, reelected President. or the wee
Pre,iients JUDGE Mclean has died during the year.
TIE other thiry-jx were reelected, aud ex-Gov.
Wright Of Indiana, Gov. Buckingham Of Connecticut,
Il. G. Winthrop Of Boston, aud James Lenox OF New
York, added to the number. The remaining ON
Gers reelected except the Executive Committee,
which was constituted as follows:
ErEcuriIE cossnIsn-Rey. DI De VIE Chairman pit.
BETH fS'S' ~ Rev w,a w. ia iS Rev viii
Adam. D. d Rev Benjamin g Outlet ID D. sey' Se1einiah
DsrRIBurise CossITTEF.-wm. Foues, Alfred Barnes,
Samuel ;. Cor"snt Dr. Mm " Batemsn Henry = Mss,s'
FINANCE Cossrr1sg Richard Hsiu's, Moses Allen no.
DoreHus, Richard s. felo"es Geo. y Titus ESQ Oliver L.
The Rev. DIR. L,rHRoP offered the following reso-
Rorsd That the Society With profound gratitude g Co. oGd
oye pore h. csinred and enlarged upon he
Mons Departments Of its work;
Upon s FoIegn ppopriAiionS, through Which TIE lehen
and nominay Christina nsion receiving the tno"edse Of
.e Il. Co'por,.ge which carrie, the common faith the
hoes destitute, auxiliary 70 tie church supplement-
pon il. Gra.aou, Distribution. bos,en. sailors and
.old n, 10 tie immigrants from ell lands % s'yiums hospitals
and pesi.snaes and to mbsiouGde, and private Chr'ns,
WHO 10 hsr personal Efforts bri sinner, to the Savior
wont 90 employ ihe,e precious publ isiiou,
"a, sn 81 clit H'i os d y & Seesoa
Rese That the Society would e1pe'. the purpose ara the
hopc Of securing Tor ths oeng year Al east 100 o to be q
piled 70 the benevolent and m.ensy 2atweol o. TIE NO
As La lways been tie picipe u tnr sgcisi! 70 ihiN
every pro,i,u erigenry for the diffusion Of that u'h men
periineth TO sails alton,
Hrfoff j.
pristc Fans shs be furnished tNv o. shel.'sI s.su
te Necessary provide such 6ocks 1ci- ara ssses
a. specy suited to those who have been tunmoned by
psofm and duty tie Pe tcE ptsiioni and Ags OF
ur camp.
propress and success Of the Society. He could not
sneak Of foreign lands; we were here engaged In
srupge which involved the question OF free govern
rnent and hepoe the question o.: religion ard religious
freedom all over the world. IL became rs, then. 20
look nj ,his social disorder and zee how mott easily u
could be cured. These disorders could moi be qGeled
without those forcble restraints which II tie pre-
rogative OF government 10 impose. There were times
when tho apostle hip Of war; terrible u wss, was
YET necessary and night. The power OF the Society
was far more for the prevention than Tor TIE cure OF
war. II became the Society TO day ana ever TO LOOK
well " tie foundation and see 70 IL lIAt "hie the
branches Of the tree being lopp6d of the root
should not be- found gaining strength. This was SO
ciety which struck at Tie root of al evil through The
uschrg of the goepol of the grace Of God The sys-
ten Of colporiage now demanded more than usual at
tentiln.
The Rev Dr. HAnLIs, Missionary Of the A. B. c.
f. al Corsiantinople thanked the Tract Society for
tic aid which they bad furnished the American Mis-
,i9nArep m the Turkish Empire in di disseminating
knowledge Of Cbnst and related some interesting n-
cioelts connected herewith lie made very oArnesf
npIon TO the Society To increase their donations ~ the
Tgfkish missions 10 go, OOJ.
Tie Rev. DR.. RoGTgs, OF Albany, gloiied in the
name Of the Society; il not the Philsdelpha
Tract Society or the Ncwlork Tract Society, or the
Il eton Tfect Society, II was the American Tract So
sl50Coo.
lie Rev. Or. NrwoosB seconded the resolution,
aud hymn was sung.
The Rev. Prof. HITCHcocK In rising TO sIeak to
tie resolution In relation to the army said that theirs
was cause lie holy any which had ever called free
men 10 rus or saints 10 their knees. lie depicted TIE
lemCranng influences Of camp Eiei but be rid that
there gallant herosm lervadinr the country ara
the amy which would not Tolel the coporteurs. All
through the CIimean canIagiu only three Instances
were known of copOfteurs being i-reaied by troops
Men who could fight gallaully would welcome the
truth ia regard TO the great Captain OF our salvation
Bu, not merely for the men sake should they 20 10
The army; they should go for the wars cake. Their
religion wac OF peace; but the peace with which
Christianity blessed the world wa always conquered
Pence. Chit came not TO bring peace, but the sword
Cousin we'll faid that NJ bayonets points there were
ALWAYS ideas There was always sentiment more or
less pune which led Oh the hosts Our turn had come
4 clearer, simpler issue never was presented to any
peo le. II was not war OF section with eecuon-Ot
Freedom with slavery; il was war between Union
and oisntegraion which could not stop with States
or cities. or haUets-ecarcely with individual men,
few weeks ago talked loosely about this, but
single gun awoke in the masses that unerring instinct
which the inspiration OF God. III was molly
war; war in which the mother could pray for her son.
the maiden for her lover religion could be invoked TO
call the Of the country to 60 forth, qmek ana
terribly and TO strike effectively that tor ia human
,.ner.lions there should I've no need 20 strike again
lApplausel What meant it that for IA thousand .ears
his Continent, discovered By the Mortimer, remained
undiscovered until after the religion OF Christ was re-
ueved by Martin Lutherl What meant il that the
Catholic nations, at first largely in tie ascendant here
gradually fell away until now their influence WIS
almost gone lie gloried in the Federal idea Of
Alexander Hamilton and he must consider Thomas
Jeferson I'd tie idea of Confederacy to be the evil
genius OF the Constitution. That idea blooued in
Calhoun, and had come TO rotteuuess ia-they al
knew. lSpplause He loved his State, but if abe
struck his mother the United States, he struck her.
loud applause They knew well that he who prayed