The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
NEW ENGLAND oUAKERS.
IMPORTANT IEfoRIs OF INDIANS ASD rRI-D-
MEN AND THE BEST MEANS on HLLriso
THEM


IMPORTANT REPORTS OF INDIANS ASp rRIED-
MEN AND THE BEST MEANS or HLIPiAo
THEM.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO TnE nnn,Lo1
NEWPORT, II. l.. June ~. ISIS
Tho Friends after brcf religious service ths
morning, met In joint session. The afsi matter
claiming attention tho condition Of the cs.srn
Indians. and the following rcror. Was read
ment Of The Western sdians report th.s m.siiass ssns
Associated Executive cmniiltsc h.ss Lesa hsla
n hs foarh aon assaa sss a q %
oasss: the a aea he 49, 81 s . ~ %
aan, have met - various smes darns 100 year 40 esea
Different circumstances have coalrisased ths pss.s
cersin,y aud anxiety The feeling a~aie.sss ~ saass
who have influence With tho opposisua
the Indians. ihe strong aa,rts witch nndw
War Department. a sa H. ' ssms ssr,ss ss
prciadiesa g anluaasea. Which have bees preferred
have each aud,d shs dinieaiy and embarrassment
sesS the sa Il. !. no. '
ns OF % ,a .,c Asss,' We IA r. ~
whole continue =. inpreys y civilization shils ts
oiaer ana younser under the inhaanee = the .nsl
divine .ssa v made y, IN, .."s ,sssea no
i.iend Elkana Beard and somewhat later W LArssre
we had an.iepacd Mt only means %
tho Indians aud their ~hie helpers. but xhls
formation respecting the Of tho daessns
|, tribes AS well rs their present need.
mn, NEkD o. MONEY.
The associated committee have iet much Impressed
with the magnitude well the imp,t,a is
and y seems incumbent upon ~ hrsians 70 ~ what
heid Under this feeling Of responsibt, they is. right
soraa d 500 Charles aaa 81 oi Eshosa sI
our quota OF this sn.n win be $40
ana n ss q the Asesey g "a s.s
Yearly Meeting has been connued during Tire ,e.r as
as,ssoo,s Is sss WAS assumed " ta%sas rss
shs goys,nmsn appointment expressing % be
service Iisr duties a the ms.is,. always ado ~.
sea pssm % @,s aass Tue s
and pst'cnc The withholding by tho government Tor
the stipulated fund. expense % ssnos
s"s The %ine ann s, sn 81 rm s.e uas
,r.ls So.w,shs. .adlas these sorou. Obstacles
rss s during Tho year: ana The 9a@ser enr'ilsd.
foncns withdrawn oariy ia the year to seeea,.
gsny The .ssc 70 Their new home The rcmsnng
~ arc p.s s00s and .'e 'ss
twenty more are indifferent readers. study men.
s ..o nsa.y j. and ,s.. o, 'ne%
write A. heretofore the Of the Modoc children
brain aud ambition learn. These children have
also been moro continaousy In school aud have
life in camp ineed, We fine .at the Of the Ia
pend. largely upon lie almost constant apenes and
control of the agents aud teachers.
GOSPEL TRUTH AFFECTING REDSKINS
Ihe h.s day sehool aud meetings are rosuay held and
S Hill ss rs
G attend sr,s sen n wall vas5 a Il 2, May
wore present. Two 81 the chiefs spoke In ngsh an.
s'y sas b: ss s
Ss Children ne 80 %
Emmono Tuttls also writes that religious intcret mp
* s as III s's sss"s. s:s
rsos :" ss,Sa sDss and - n . % Of tho
She ais" writes I've have the e.othinr ~c
no. xitLs.aadng, so adds clouds times rasl-
sse Ri
could see in tho distance tue beautiful bow PROMISE
ns Children aud hope s to eoss s y.a
thankfully ourselves aud honoraby TO the society
fas y s,s The %
's'' "''''S - aDMsh lis ss" HS%GAsp
The report was favorably received, and tho scn,t-
ment OF tho meeting was TO push forward the work
among tue Indians ana found permanent societies
among them Eliz beth Mallison OF New York, spoke
OF what the New York yearly meeting was
doing Soms M, 70 regard 70 , mo matter NOT only
but lately tho interest had reached their
heurts, ana thcncO their pockets Two teachers have
aud they viii be sustained by that body. sno made
m eloquent ploa to the Friends TO do their duty
the matter and subscribe handsomely Tor tho Chris
taDiZrti0n oil the red man.
Routine business had tho attention Of the mosting
during ths remainder oil the morning session.
SCHOOL FOR FREEDMEN
Tho following report on the freedmen was road and
adopted, and tho referred to a laruo
couniittee:-
rhc time has expired that agreed upon by the
New England Yearly Meeting and that Of Indiana carry
Tho agreement made between tn. New EugWud Meet
Ing ami Indiana Yearly Meeting that New England
would pay tho expenses OF the Mayyiiie
the sum not 10 exceed ~ 800 then Id
shonld give decd OF all tho property Now england n
desired " not the property reverted to Indiana Two uf
your committee hava been down there and visited tho
william T. Hastings wc.i quaiiicd have tho
agement OF the school aud property. The property
There eight OF good land. II
u tied to normal schoo TO educate the corcd
people for teachers
Your Of tho opinion that IL this yearly
could better tnan deed OF the property
sad continue tho school They think would
They would recommend that n committee bs appointed
to have charge OF II aud the
Yearly Meeting. There Is hand about S7uu. rhars
been expended Tor tie past three
OF this month. x3.3J3.
On Dehsf OF the committee.
EDWARD W. ROWLAND.
SUSAN r. TABOR.
Then followed tho reading OF the report OF tho
Committee ON Foreign Missions A liberal appropri-
alton nado Tor their support.
An interesting temperance report read from the
Committee on Temperance and APP ropriation was
made carry on the work by tracts, speakers, &c.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho evening session was one OF peculiar interest.
Tho principal address was maze ny John r. Tucker,
ofScw Bedford, his subject bong "rhc Popular Liter
followed IN the same von. The perm influence
OF such literature WINS abby discussed uuu It's evil tn
nucncc upon tho young set for;h.
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