New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

tablet wete inscribed these words ID Latin = "Now
sss.s Gsar; rs Hope and Charity and TITO greatest Of
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ts earlier centuries on ward tbere wonm bsvS beon
no irotesantfsm. for there would been no Ppacy
would have been here: PROLONGED applause so.
ou i've up 70 this ideal YOU realize success OF course
this Society In its day OF small things. and
now hear your report with kind Of staggering won
e er az ,he amount you have gained and at smouns
non have not got many members here as We have
nro1syn put that Is to be expected for in Brook
remarked &ySns asas have no saes
% ch I'D Dr. stcrrs replied gallsntly incorporate thss
Do yon realize how great your success si Do you IN
III nov you touch similar associations In this and
n otnef iads--in Canada and the ooeanf Your
nnuence aud tho stimulating force that comes from
away. Romsnism itself has bad to learn from you and
Is following - your tracks congratulate you on being
AZ ,a pry rnasies may be associated with 1t so long
OTHER ADDRESSES.
Mr.. Jesup then introduced the Rev Maurice g. Bald
wn who spoke OF satisfaction it gave him to address
he as he took ns exhibition Of that Christianity
which overeaps the barriers Of natiops and recognizes
only one fraternity of love. He spoke OF youth and
success. giving the examples Of many OF the worlds
famous namcs, as showing that those two qualities
very often connected No nation. he said could
ness OF every State therefore was to advance their
yH@ns ms@ physca,y re n,s., nteileOtuay and NOR
them must come the terrible weight Of the world
Brought up In this way, while they would find anho0d
certainly struggle. youth would not be blunder nor
old age season OF regret. This association to be
encouraged because Its work unsetsh. In con-
clusi0D he said that In the great work Of Christian
enterprise there blessed unity between the British
empire and this country. While they first In com
erce, In art as In science, 10 should DO the triumph
of the Anglosaxon world to upt tho vast masses OF
this heaving moving world to tho and enghtanod
principles OF Christianity.
After the singing OF hymn, Prof. Roswell u. Hitch
COCK was introduced. 49,
remarks We were reminded at the beginning that this
organization had been 2i years in existence. and my
friend over the water, where they have many
young people than here called attention TO
the rapid way in which live this side OF the Allan
tic as compared with brethren the other side.
to that his criticism will bear modifying
not little The young men OF yesterday are the old
our fast life this Continent keeps bet
time with the clOCkwOfk OF the universe,
Let study the statistics OF crime. and when lhey tell
that education and employment do nothing for men,
mind them that The SIterate criminals are 10 tbe
literate as 81 10 3. That is bad enough; 1t Is good
enough Crime can be diminished the poor can be Kept
boggary by careful manipulation on the part OF
tse and cOnfesses defeat when 10 that t cannot
grapple with these great problems OF the Tine IL Is
the features OF ths organization that seeks 10
provide employment and that il remembers that human
beings are spirits wrapped In flash.
The doxology was sung at the close OF Prof Hitch
cocks address and hcnedIcton pronounced. TIE
report OF the Treasurer OF She Association. Mr. Wyck0f
shows the total receipts rents OF offices and the hail.
OF s)ola l5 and totai o expenditures OF s23C0 52
balance 1881 So to used the general expenses Of
tue Associations work.