New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
SECOND DhY-MogYrvc sxs.oy.

OsBURS HOUSE, ROCHESTER. N T., oct- & io"'
Tho Board met at the Brick Church at VI
O'Clock. Every available space in the church. both Of
aisle, and galleries was filed to oyeIhowing The
Pey DIR Corbett Of Auburn opened tic meeting by
leading in prayer
Tie minutes Of tie preceding meeting we're read and
vote Of thanks given the Rev. DR. Cleveland for bis
address Of Tuesday evening and copy of the same no
quested for publication. The Treasurer. James y,
Gordon esq, made his report showing TIA. y. ,ol1i
rcceip's Of the year were s7Os ~. and the toti *
perdtur si0j 2ci &C. leaving the Board IN debt 70 'o
amount of e. lei ~. ....,., a.,
Tho Roy. DR. Anderson then gave an interesting &C
count OF his visit to the Sandwich ano, oNp pnSes.sI
witnessed there. Some two years ago t,e rlur sh
Committee believing the Sandwich Islands 70 ne mrs
teuzed IN proper use Of the term Thought tIt ,De
maize churches ought to BE- selfg0yeTnne ID or StIN
er.r.ilv thcv ,niht become selfsrsianirg For this
purpose u the recommendation OF the 'pEnl,"e; .
DOCTOR accompanied by bis Wiie aad c,uEnli. l
tae Islands n, his expense. They arrived IN Eono-
min iu F.hruery l-62 and were well rece.yoc j. ucn
April and Mas were devoted 70 visiting upoa horse-
hack the four stations On tie Islands Some nts'e no
wss then spent by TIE speaker IN de-cHOn' lne Sonu
Ian ard srYearancc The Islands &C ii stated thas
oyerywher" be Wa received by the ha",hAns az
friend. He su.Posed thai ,, hd s.ss .n,n,ati"a wes
- oye 10 YOU II spofe 10 them through an lnte'
prefer number OF times In fact siros' 49, Tbs
ihat be stopped be was e1pee'ea , 20 On one 90
cssif ,hsre we're go horses fastened TO The mcctns
n,eo The females Of the Islands are brave pprssns
and rid. ike the men. BOlducs ID one OF te Cs
i.tr, of the people At his fareve ell necnag Ia Hoao
Iulu Cd lrch there were 80 people plr.enl a,
Thirty years 1go the persons COMP - ''9se aoa.
cree. appeared publicly naked wltAu'I t-t hrs, cps
,ptlo ~ clothing bat at this time they were y, ven
clothed. Congregational sing.ng "as haa N oi ..'sI
churches and the -peaser Thought I" % ~.
heard In aox England. Ia his youth lie go.ks OF
tie us,oraries In the Islands praise ITEM lhey are
yery efdrnying and undergo various harusL rs ID loo
prosecution Of their labors Great changes hAd Vcef
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In IL ID tie Government Was cesp0tsm. tie hing nav
M lie r.0wcr OF nfe and death In lsi5 neg Cons.
t,.On aud code Of LAYS was given ana the hins ~.
ciared tie Word u God 10 BE- the corner stone AZ
1oycrruieut The Churc,os were now seiresuisins.
and would be self supporting The success "a voc
hawaiian Mission Ia the sandwich s.nas -. ssI
yond question The future be LEFT To the eIwiss aas
gracious Providence. without whose ana theIe wss NV
hope in organisation any other measure oil man 10
slsGns.
III ..nf.-al 70 u. unfDowr--
W. 10 Thy guardian care eorrli;
And p~acsiu' leave before thy feet'
Dr Have. then led in prayer. after which the Rev.
Hiram Bingham. Of the Sandwich Islands Mission.
proceeded to give some interesting roulL on s
sxpericnce there. Dr. Saml stewart. Chaplain In the
United staies Navy follow 81 With few Incidents Of
his personal observations. 80
SINE remarks were made by TIE Rev. Sir. Kent d
Illinois paylnea worthy tribute to the venerable Nr.
TLnrsor ono Of the roneer MissonrT.es 20 the sand
witch Islands who IS still az bis post OF duty.
The President announced the sevcrai Committees ON
Foreign Missions The Rev. George Task OF BOSTON
then arose aud aller commanding tie report OF Dr
Bacon rad or Tuesday adopted at the last annual
meeting said he desired 81 make suggestion W w.
Raeon or Or D.t:or That although he had bcea
much Interested m the reports Of the sandwich Islands
Missions he wished the Board 10 reco.eci hat EthiopA
was stretching forth hex hands To OOd That mere ~
IN our coatfy were soe 800 coo persons who bad been
liberated Tom bondage and made Tree and that millions
were "a oow md that If the condition OF the SancwIen
isfndsers had been much improved by the power %
ChrI.tiauitv ana civilization he reason Why tho
condition 81 the black both lero and IN his naive
and could not also b. improved lie Thought u wS
tlrlr ihs Board took actlOn IN ths matter no
vas aware that there were some uen IN TINS eonntry
who hela Tat the black Ilan was rot inaa bat sid
the speaker. Mr.. President though their helds may
Sc ~ i'm rRo,Y lev are not in coPlER" Mr. Trask in.
ted i.fhe; that such declaration on tie part of
he Board wold open the purses as wen rs the hearts
Of thousands all the land. AT The con.ns'cn OF ihc
geatieaus RENAL As. tie meeting Was adjourned Gntu
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