New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
aers and n,stoes. mafcrg in procession and nnn, %.

% na n, n'',,soes mafelrg In procession and nr thu
But the grahaest scene of all tb't Jubilee day wa, ~,
native hilssonary hGuweatoba, returned a,t~p
seventeen years IN the haFIue7as LISHds-gbere a,,o
the iAurc Of English missionaries aud Amcrioy ,tft t
stakes aud sayf on, through trials AMI bsr5' ther
ne conh report four churo les ~ CHRIST ..
me- ,,o 20 n,ti'u m'h ana 5nen had learned 60 reaS
tne ~ OI t.o cross And sEere, that l5fb q, I
sandlnK9p IA Tue pfsscn.o ~ his king f,rcion Sis
aals Oid nbsoionaTes, and that Trcat asseruslo P,
aioft the Bawa,n Bbls saying Not with ~ hcld
bail and swords and cannon bis with tbis 49, nd
g 49, i,9 ~ mltl d' Spr DO we 20 forth conquer re
Dr. Leonard Bacon presented resolutions ,cn,,.,.
atng The Boafd upon the wonderful success OF az "
SION 10 lhe SatdWi ich Island 5where now at Inc sd 20 .
years se naYes are 20 nsariy Cbrstianized tGat ~
name OF the Mission viii no Ongcr LDDelr In tho T,d.
annual report The history of Tie GIsuel work l., ths
Islands was then skctcled in eloo,iot wo5dsi U
copal Mission, lately Discontinued. Inslosing ea t
10 The wonderful cgsnts o. the presoaB year ana AZ
clared that ths s tfe for attempting ,,f gor 20
great thngs IN beha3 OF Christ cansc. I,,e Rfv is
tber H. Gulick, secretary Of the Hawai- ~ Board. Si
missionary work IN tae Sandwich Islands Tlic po s'
Jtns Cohen, who has seen aDtVich Esond Nlsiio,.
OF tie Gospel hose iands, and eitcd many insiscss
0i The practical ~ wcll moral lsuchs TIA have ac
e7i"d to hc natives from The llbors " the Onaries
PR sdcnt Hopkins pronounced q iuief culg -r1, n,o9
the apostolic charactcr and lbors OF the Rev r Cohen
veteran missionary.
EVENING SESSION..
The AcademY Of Muic was Censey crowded
last evening in every seat nd aisle After praysr and
singing Dr. J. r. Thompson presented. ONE resol sions
approving Secretary Treats Bpor on he undenc rlna
tiO0al character OF the BOad, and setting forth IN,
amale relations hat exist at tls cri,s botvee, ,h
Congregational and prcsbyteT Churches o. here reu-
resented. In support Of these resolutions, Dr. ThOmp-
son made an eloquent address upon TIE in,ueu,ib,
withdrawal OF the Presbyterian Chnich from he Ao.rs
can Board. While contcmplatin; This chang. with sad.
front, with undertaking policy ard with an undaunfsd
spirit OF courage and IN. We part from our brethren
with unspeakable korrow, but send with them
the Overlooking blessings Of a fun heart Dr.
william Adams expressed in feeling terms the
bcrs of ne Board gt the severance OF their
connection With tlis venerable Society see, said he
dsintegration is really but a steppiug-stoue Tho cr
eumstances Of this hour mean progress n Chris
and 8, 1lratiOn in good things. Whatever good
thing one branch Of the Church may do is sure 10
benefit all branches, soonen OF later II You should
make gori nus advance in the work Of evangelism.
il would be for an adyantaer and II we should makes
little progress, In our stumbling way it might benefit
you Henry Ward Beecher made some humorous re.
and Congregatonaists. The great work of preaching
the Gospel is carried by both in so nearly the same
Wien the Now School movement began, the motto
WAS, B." Wherever you see church. spit H."
remained long enonsh in the 'resbl ,e[I@n Church 20
that have never felt one hairs breadth removed rom
my Presbyterian brethren since took charge Of
a Congregational Society. The doctrinal questions
that directed the great Pres 1yterian ohurch nave
gone down behind the horizon. slavery, the scores
root Of that division, IS also destfoyed Ana trist
10 God this reunion may stand toreFef h5hk
there Ought 10 be five or s. denominationsnhVe
roads Tor the tnurcD OF Goa 70 ndicn on bHt
believe the time coming when u the Presbytcrlans in
America will be united in one grand dcnOmnatiOn. And
If they can WORK better separate from by AL means
they should 20. They leaving us only
because the work is great IL needs new
channels The American Board Will continue 10 ba
upheld and supported, tO grow and expand our breth
rem do not go beyond sympathe and prayers. We
shall rejoice in their success ana they ours and the
blessing of Almighty God will be O5er us all.
The Maternal Association met in the morning ct tho
Church the Pilgrims in the ftrnOOn, at the
church. a children's meeting held and in the even
ing there public meeting, with addresses az Ply-
mouth Church