New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-11

be taken into account Those associations OF
Christians have .SD n IN mi Zeal IN ne small To-
caties they have gathered together the Pons people
thpT have besides organized schemes OF general char
scts have been given Win S,e h success
standpoint ministers and laymen nave gone frequently
two by two preaohpg ANA Srn maped and
with more caro- and methods lessons Tor adults nave been
established TO answer the neeetni wants va our gno
rant population, which arc generag eager aer
ton tracts and portions OF the scriptures nave been
distributed even in fairs marHeis auu &C., In
understand better their duty TO work personally for
Christ by all tho means which are IN Lne pop p
sister OF ours Among the works 1t has undertsken
will only mention the oaprorS opened aer sne event Oh
the Commune 20 snatch from ablect nsly PoVr women
whose husbands were dead or IN prison; lady. as
gifted as she noblehearted, Nine ue fressen g,
has taken a great extension and met with
important success. II is not sna Fosu. 10 nave
brought together through love classes OF spco wnon
our civil discQrds had separated; bul, Wnas IL Dotter
still schools havo been created IN winch sioa. muVer
OF children have been placed under an eVangelca IN
nepce new places OF worship have been opeheu ia tne
working classes districts, and uuo ooh'0i'0N' "'''
pr1ye1 sne MOE comntee of the Home Mission has
its task increase with tle work ltstl' ano
was m 1rst mere bond between the dlHcrcht groups
va 1ndr tbe drection OF Providence 1t has been COM
PEELED 20 extend its field OF LABOR. n to Ovsa -,
Hons which have been sent in from many quarters IN
Indnr tbe limited states the Committee has organ
lied preaching tours and lectures III u @ m
oces wb,ch are i'm the present state OF France an ex
reIcnf means of action. IL has commissioners us
trict aoents r1ents r6giondr TO propagate the Worh
NV regar visits 10 the churches ana Dy an active COT
resnondenee IL mas addressed an appear 70 nou y,
min and TALENT who know how 10 mako themselves
heard by the people, and has OF course PROMISED ~
tho az penses they might incur We lhteIu
o encies We would create body OF lecturers anu
itineranf missionaries who will 90 from pace 10 pace,
nrnacbine the Gospel OF Jesus Christ IN us sInPeIy
and sublinity TO those VINO have hltheIIo reu ~ ~
ce1ve in for this reason only that they Know ~ not
Dear and honored brethren, our HOME alssVn ~ 40
vct ~ Won have seen the day OF snla tnngs nut va
beiievc i'm its future because 1t Is work OF itn anu
Cbristian charity IL appears surely qulle nSg
hv tho side of tho great works wrOuSnt ny ohIlsth
oepns In America and in England But III us Ieepe-
ness IL gives another proof that there Is IN Franos NJ
RE Aook which does despair OF the religious uuto
a nation from which have arisen such men as CoiShy'
Calvin and Pascal -
A paper on "Cty Missions" in Ireland was 10 nave
been read by the Rev. Robert Knox, d. d. benas'
ireland but in consequence OF the ateness OF inc hou
and be importance OF tho papers read Dr. McCosh sug
0sed that the session adjourn and an afternoon session
be held for the purpose OF further discussion The pro
ceedngs then closed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Atm M the hour at which this session was 10 nave
onened there was not sufficient number OF persons IL
attendance and It was decided TO dispense WIN tn'
afternoon service, which accordingly done.