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the number Of able and thoroughly furnished ministers of the Gospel"

 On motion of William Maxwell, Esq. of this city, seconded by Rev. Dr. Rice, of Fir- ginia,

 "ReSOipcd, That the stability of our free in stitutiOns O! government. aud the civil and re- IgiOuS influence of America upon the world, afford powerful argumen; for pursuing with energy the object of the American Education Society"

 On motion nf the Rev. Mir. Tappan, of Maine, sec"ntcd by t!.- Rev. Dr. Spring, of this city,

 ' ReSOIred, That ibr wanis ofethe church and of the world, no less than the sacred character of the ministry, require that the Di- rectOrs of this Society seek those for patron age, who, in addition to other qualifications are distinguished for piety."

 On motion of Rev. Dr. Humphrey, of Am herst, Mass. seconded by Rev. Dr. Beecher,o of Boston,

 'ResOlUed, That while gratitude is due to God for the past success of this Society, the time has come for more efficient measures to supply the entire wants of our country and of the world, and that with view of aiding this great work, the Directors are called upon in the Providence of God, and in reliance upon divine help, ,toenter systematically on the work ofeducating every young man of proper char acter in the United States, who may apply for aid, and who may not be otherwise provided for.