The American Missionary. Volume 43, No. 12, December, 1889

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Various. The American Missionary. Volume 43, No. 12, December, 1889

EDITORIAL

OUR ANNUAL MEETING

FINANCIAL

THE DANIEL HAND FUND

THE LITERATURE OF THE MEETING

NOTICES FROM THE PRESS

"THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY."

BRIEF NOTES

FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING

SUMMARY OF TREASURER'S REPORT

THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION—ITS PLACE AND WORK

THE MISSIONARY VIEW OF THE SOUTHERN SITUATION

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

REPORT ON EDUCATIONAL WORK SOUTH

REPORT ON CHURCH WORK

REPORT ON MOUNTAIN WORK

REPORT ON INDIAN WORK

REPORT ON CHINESE WORK

REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE

REPORT ON SECRETARY STRIEBY'S PAPER

REPORT ON SECRETARY BEARD'S PAPER

ADDRESSES ON THE PRECEDING REPORTS

ADDRESS OF REV. WM. BURNET WRIGHT, D.D

ADDRESS OF REV. F.P. WOODBURY, D.D

ADDRESS OF PROFESSOR GRAHAM TAYLOR

ADDRESS OF REV. C.W. HIATT

ADDRESS OF REV. D.M. FISK, D.D

ADDRESS OF REV. ADDISON P. FOSTER, D.D

ADDRESS OF REV. THOMAS L. RIGGS

ADDRESS OF REV. HENRY A. STIMSON, D.D

ADDRESS OF REV. E.P. GOODWIN, D.D

ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT ALBERT SALISBURY

ADDRESS OF REV. WM. M. TAYLOR, D.D

BUREAU OF WOMAN'S WORK

REPORT OF SECRETARY

WOMAN'S STATE ORGANIZATIONS

CO-OPERATING WITH THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION

RECEIPTS FOR OCTOBER, 1889

CURRENT RECEIPTS

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We return from our Annual Meeting held in Chicago with a deep sense of gratitude to God and to the many friends who in various ways helped to make it one of the most pleasant and profitable of our anniversaries. We did not have the remarkable uplift of a munificent gift like that of Mr. Daniel Hand, which made our meeting at Providence so memorable, but we had, in the strength and appropriateness of the sermon, and in the ability of the addresses, papers and reports, that which will render this meeting a cheering landmark in our history.

Our financial exhibit, with the able report upon it, was one of the encouraging features of our Annual Meeting. The report of the Treasurer announced the gratifying fact that the books closed with all obligations and indebtedness paid, and with a balance on hand of over $4,000. The able Finance Committee gave a careful examination of the Treasurer's books and papers, and made very commendatory report as to methods and accuracy.

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The minutes of the previous day were read and approved.

A letter to Secretary Strieby from Col. J.M. Keating, of Tennessee, on the "Southern Problem," was read by Secretary J.E. Roy. A rising vote was taken, expressing approval of the sentiments of the letter and requesting the Association to publish it. Dr. F.A. Noble was instructed to correspond with Col. Keating, assuring him of the Association's appreciation of his address.

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