New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14
Lord while for all mankind we Prey,
Ofevery cline snd coast
Oh hear ia for our native lsnd,
The land we love the most"

Oh hear for our native lhnd,
The land we love the most"
The Secretary the Rev Mr. Warren then read statement
Of the operations Of the Society during the year ending April
90 1862 The prosperity Of the Society the report states
suce The resumption Of its separate and Independent position
has been continued tho past year. Every department OF '
operations has been carried forward with vgo snd
surprising Ia nearly eyeTy particular thoe OF any pieess
In the charitable department the great am Of Tho
Society is the rauitous distribution Of i;s pobieat
Foremost among The recipients Of tsse ere the sroy ana
navy Of couuIJ The Rev Mr. hvord la, eonnued l'
that wdereaching system Of distributions by which nearly
seven hundred regiments and batteries Of tLe Army OF t
Potomac were stately supplied The Rev. Mr. Savage, IN
the Wet. has conducted similar system IN behalf Of Tie
armies Of that portion Of the country while large amounts
have been to the various aiion' on the Atlantic coa
and H. the Gulf and 70 veses In The nvs service
The whole Of publications thus distributed exceeds
thrts rec millions OF pages involving together WIN the
OF distribution and Incidental expenses an expenditure
Beds the above there were granted to ni,onsry aud
charitable nstitutors 70 churches pastors, ard individual.
engsged n !abos for souls, cTe than thirteen millions Of
a5Tesd sioSo Total yaae Of rrant. sso7s 80 Extend
ua eoPeIage snd for Dhnict S'eretse' end oser'
gagged "a distributing publications and cec5S fuDds
S9as8 H. For Secretary Of Charitable De- 4Itmelt and
peases Of Office s2sol &C. Toss disbaisemens ia this de-
The reeeps 10 tie Charitable Department wsro: DOnl-
oEs, ss 81 Co legaess si14ss Y. tess ci.sy s
the unusual amount egss received just before the close Of
the e'' collecting agency has been emp sd TIE past
Of dorsonE and egace' hss re'nsd om The .pon'
OF tho friends ofthe hcdeemer end II 70
GOOD extent token Of their regard for the brave men now in
the military service Of the colltfy inc CHURCHES OF the
West have noby sustained the Society in ia WORK. a. they
have given freely their 10 the higher sscees Of
H. Inc usinsss Depaent there hsve been printed duri
the wear Tracts the l2o series 1f0 copesi onye
ore tracts $40 eOO pocket tracts tinted paper 6oo
s5Ie ss, ,I'r 500 hymn. az in s@s s. s6 total
2,g 600 copies comprising 10 20 600 pages VouBes In
Guiding stitched pamphlets IN 2 3J copies embracing
81 OGI SOS pages PspeTs Tract Journal 6s7SoO copies
Chad Home 59s OOO Christian Banner, e50oeo Whole
amount Of printing donescs and books-ig 100 tS5 pages
pa2ors, 2,512 600 copieI. -
o cost Of the above for editing copyrights sereotypnE
egrnvng paper ppting and binding wa go a. r9r
cbssed Of other societies and booksellers, Saj 5s Tots
coat of publications during the year. H678 30 The fe
ceips IN cash for publications sold were 80 s5 Ig from
the charitable department for grant, SO 40 81 IoiAl TO
weie: For publications. above SoII9J Soi sa1ies q
Treesurer Deposary and cerks freight csIEse slsoney
Interest repairs Gc Sl2207 IS. Total disbursements IA
this department, sBo.cOl 81 =, -.
stes an its eKpenie Of whatsoever KIND ana All nt
general 2penes Of the Society those directly eonnee
with is charitable work has slso cung me past loui
wears paid all S7483 - OF the cost OF administering the
charitable Departen and should its business incTe1se a
RAPIDLY It la. done It win, IL hoped toon sustain the
whole Of that administration OF sven have surplus
charitable funds as Is the case with the esou
| Tract Society OF London .,
The Rev. j. w ALvOKD, who has been With the Army
the Potomac during the past year behalf Of tie society
then related Ia very elective address his e1yeTenCss In TIN
dents Of the camp the march and tho battle and descn6
showing tho gratitude Of the soldiers for religion
reading lie bad never been rebued when onefng religion
advice publications TO them The WORK was being sue
cegruy prosecuted and the need fOr IL very great
The Rev g. s. T. SAVAGE Of Chicago gave en- account
his bors the society In the Armies OF the West and thei
the closing ADDRESS was delivered Dy the heV - ~ K
Boston. The benedicon pronounced after which tn
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