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st4f nNNA AA MMAFNAsNNs NssN0 mothers of the same house-holds,--three individuals Who arc now Ministers of the Guspcl.--live seamen,---fonr lakewaTm profeSsors,--;wo in6dcls.-Six irreligiOuS and th0ughllesS yOu,h-and in six casts, have either occasiuncd revivalS, under the blessing of God, OF been eminenlly instru- mental of promoting them. And yet there is reason to believe that this Is but small part of the amount of good which has been communicated, or in the general influence exerted in preparing the minds of hund- reds and for the reception of the truth in years to come.

 Conclusion.

 The Report concludes as follows: "All motivrS c0nspire to urge the S"cie,y on- ward with redoubled zeal. Its aim should be nothing less than to send these heart searching messages of love and salvation to every town, neighbOrhood, family and soul, to whom we can have access, and that sOitkOut any delay. The whole evan gelical community should be enlisted in the work every individual become per- sonally Tract-distributor, procurer of spiritual blessings by prayer, and the means of exciting to action all others within the sphere of his influence.

 "This work must and will go on. If we are inactive, God will raise up others. The day of millennial glory will be hasten- ed in its time. And through the previous contest with the powers of darkness may be long and severe, there will be found multitude of faithful followers ofthe Lamb, who will choose to bear the self-denial, & toll and suffering; and, if need be, re- proach and persecution; that they may be found in his service, and may, ultimate ly, reign wi h him on his throne. Then these dreams of earthly enjoyment will all have vanished away, and eternity have opened upon us its living realities. Then the multitudes whose salvation is involved in those appointed means of grace, will be seen to be innumerable; and all who have been won from the errors of their way through the agency of this Society, and all those who from love to Christ and the souls of men, shall by aid- ing in its conquests, have turned many to righteousness, shall unite with ten thou- sand times ten thousand and thousands of thousands,' in songs of salvation unto him that loved us, and washed us from our sins in his own blood, and hath made us kings and priests unto God and his Father: to him be glory and dominion for ever and ever."

 The following resolutions were presented and unanimously adopted, viz: On motion of Rev. Mark Tucker, of the Presbyterian Church, Troy, N. Y., seconded by the Rev. J. D. Knowles, of the Baptist Church, Bos- ton,

 |" Resolved, That the Reports now read, be accepted, adopted, and published, under the direction of the Executive Commit tee."

 On motion of the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, of the Episcopal Church, Prince Georges county, Maryland, seconded by Rev. Benja- min Tappan, of the Congregational Church, Augusta, Maine,

 Resolved, That this meeting express their gratitude to God for his special blessings on this Society the past year the great increase of it's operations, the active co operation of its Branches, AuXiliaries, and friends and particularly for the influences Ofthe Holy Spi- rit, which have evidently accompanied its publications to the salvation of many sOnls.''

 On motion of Rev, Noah Davis. of the Baptist Church, Phil. seconded by Rev. Jacob Van Vechten, ,ofthe Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, N. Y..

 Resoived, That the moral wants of large portions of the inhabitants of our country ,es- pecially in the valley of the Missssippi,- usefulness of Tracts,-and the facility with which they may be published and widely diff fused, call for prompt and spirited efforts to extend their circulation throughout all our in habited Territories

 On motion of Rev. Dr. Milnor, ofthe Epis- copal Church, N. Y. seconded by Mr. Fred erick Erringer, of the Reformed Church, Philadelphia,

 Rssolued, That the limited pecuniary means of this Society, and the urgent claims upon it for the extension of it's operations, call for liberal contributions in aid Ofts funds''

 On motion of Hon. Theodore Frelnghuy- sen, of Newark, N. J2seconded by Rev. He man Humphrey, D. D. President of Amherst College, Mass.

 "Resolued, That while this meeting rejoice m the amount of gratuitous distributions to the destitute the past year, they recognise additional claims. not only from large DOT tlons of our own country, but from Spanish America. from Greece, and other countries m the Mediterranean, and from benighted millions in Heather lands."

 The meeting was addressed. with much eff fect,by Rev. Messrs. Tucker, Knowles, ,Tyng, Yappan, and Davis the Rev Drs Milnor and