New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-27
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SIR: Could We spread ont TO the view OF the
benevolent and tho good the numerous AID affecting
incidents which tho "New.York Magdalen Society
hayo Witnessed IN connection with their abors In behalf
Of tho youthful wanderer we detail the csses OF
reformation AMI conversion. and speak OF parental
heart, oucs crashed and responding. revived and
red 10 view Of lost fonnd and the dead made
allse again. the most incrsduous would be convinced
Of the yalas and usefulness OF this association and
Tat 1t has not for the last thirty years sbored in vain
During this period. with most sommeudable patience
and have the officers and managers prose
outea their arGuous and scfdenying work. amid dis
courage ments and pecunary embarrassments which
have sorely tried their faith and contancy But hh-
erto hath the Lord helped shem." and permitted them
to bring In their sheavss with rejoicing"
Allow Us TO present of ste many encouraging In
cidents We have records
Susan X. had beta placed IN q Sabbathsehool under
tho religious in,iruction Of lady who had become
deeply interest I'd In tho spiritual welfare OF tho unpro-
tected youth In process 81 time the object OF her
gard was Kissing from the school; aud With psnial
emotions this lady learn that Susan was residing At
pret An,ed to the Chaplain Of the Magdden Society
TO reschc, and IN possible TO prevent the rum Of the
child The effort was promptly made. and resnied IN
her f,eiverance and removal to the Asylum. There.
unf r kind and Christian Influence she was awakened
to. sense Of her snfulness and hopefully converted
though the victim Of fatal malady while m Inmate II
ths Institution she lived long enough to eynce the Ssp
uineness Of her kh in Christ and to bear her test
nony TO the power Of religion 70 transform the mora
character into tho likeness VI jesus. She remained
about seventeen months In the AsyuA nnlitd With AT
Church. and at length tc asleep In hope O
everlasting life through the meri.s Of ito Savior Shs
was indeed q brand plucfsd fro1n the burning.
through the fundamentally II prayer and psrseysztne
Christian Instruction
In view Of this fact End Of other facts ofs suils,
character which miSht DO presented, showing I'M
adnptedness Of the Gospel to the condition OF the mos
debased end ts Tower to elevate and save, who woulf
not listen 70 tho pteous cry Of the pcntent wanderer
and encoure this Society by free and generous oner
ing from eIr abnndanoei Who. In tho final distrDu
ton Of .hsir worldly possessions. will remember IN
" NeT.York Ma4dalen Society," at whose head ~
stod mother In Israel' for than quarter of
| century, The residence Of Mrs. Thomas Hastings
Il First Drectress 10 No. l43 West Fortysxth street
/ and that Of tbs Treasurer Mrs. Ely, f. No. % Wes
Twenty sixth stroo Donations In the line OF grocere
or Of sheetngs shrtings. calcoes and stocking: ar
particularly needed and earnestly solicited In order
make and teep the family Of my inmates comfOrt..o
during the Winter season. VIII not the gene.ods y
pulses and sympathies Of some Christian me1nfaoare
whose eye may providentisy meet this sppoJ, india
him 70 put ny b9I Q Paia cotton good, ga iosvs,