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498 CORRESPONDENCE AND PUBLIC PAPERS.
persevere in our endeavours to promote the operation
of these institutions, and to accelerate the attainment
of their objects. Their unexampled rise, progress,
and success in giving light to the heathen, and in rendering Christians more and more " obedient to the
faith," apprise us that the great Captain of our salvation is going forth, " conquering and to conquer," and
is directing and employing these means and measures
for that important purpose. They, therefore, who
enlist in His service, have the highest encouragement
to fulfil the duties assigned to their respective stations ;
for most certain it is, that those of His followers who
steadfastly and vigorously contribute to the furtherance and completion of His conquests, will also participate in the transcendent glories and blessings of
His TRIUMPH.
At the Annual Meeting, May 12, 1825.
Gentlemen :
You have the satisfaction of perceiving, from the
report of the board of managers, that the prosperous
and promising state of our affairs continues to evince
the laudable and beneficial manner in which they
have been constantly conducted.
We have to regret that the pleasing reflections and
anticipations suggested by these auspicious circumstances are mingled with the sorrow which the recent
death of our late worthy and beloved Vice-president
has caused, and widely diffused. Our feelings are
the more affected by it, as the benefits we have de-
| Title | The correspondence and public papers of John Jay - 4 |
| Creator | Jay, John |
| Publisher | G.P. Putnam's Sons |
| Place of Publication | New York, London |
| Date | [1890-93] |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000525 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | 498 CORRESPONDENCE AND PUBLIC PAPERS. persevere in our endeavours to promote the operation of these institutions, and to accelerate the attainment of their objects. Their unexampled rise, progress, and success in giving light to the heathen, and in rendering Christians more and more " obedient to the faith," apprise us that the great Captain of our salvation is going forth, " conquering and to conquer," and is directing and employing these means and measures for that important purpose. They, therefore, who enlist in His service, have the highest encouragement to fulfil the duties assigned to their respective stations ; for most certain it is, that those of His followers who steadfastly and vigorously contribute to the furtherance and completion of His conquests, will also participate in the transcendent glories and blessings of His TRIUMPH. At the Annual Meeting, May 12, 1825. Gentlemen : You have the satisfaction of perceiving, from the report of the board of managers, that the prosperous and promising state of our affairs continues to evince the laudable and beneficial manner in which they have been constantly conducted. We have to regret that the pleasing reflections and anticipations suggested by these auspicious circumstances are mingled with the sorrow which the recent death of our late worthy and beloved Vice-president has caused, and widely diffused. Our feelings are the more affected by it, as the benefits we have de- |
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