New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-16
Young Mems christian con1sderasIon
FoURTH DAY.

ihe sitting MAS opened with the usual order Of
aevouonai exercises, Professor Sailor acting al
| modera.or.
ine issuial ofaer OF business was then taken up,
z. huhioea, r1eslaeht, m the Chair
Inc affivai oI ". Edward Thompson and Profess
Pot ffed' Meffica, OF delaware, Ohio, was an
nonheeu.
inc ueiegate from cleveland. Ohio, extended an
iA'''a''oh .or me convention 70 meet mere next
sear' heierred 70 the COMMITTEE on Gonfedera-
non.
The delegate from Mobile, Ala, presented the
subject Of reading rooms and libraries. Referred
TO the Committee on Associations.
The delegate from Washington, d. G., announced
the intention Of the Washington City Association
Of publishing Book Of Sermons about the first oi
May. lie requested assistance IN efeeting its sale
IN tins CITY. The matter was referred TO the Com.
mittee on business.
ina Dayton delegate submitted the propriety Of
having the Journal properly indexed, and
whether It's publication at some particular place
mad NOT petter De determined. The question was
| submitted 70 special committee.
The Secretary read letter from 0swego New
York.
The Committee on Associations then submitted
the following report:
In view of the lamentable indifference and want
of interest on the part of these members, it be-
comes matter Of importance to devise some
means whereby this class of members may be in
cited to deeper interest and to a more hearty
cooperation iii our benefcent cause.
Your committee are sensible of the fact that
there is almost an insurpassable barrier lust at
this point, but are clearly Of the opinion that
something may done to encourage these members
and enlist them more fully in this great work. We
would render them more efficient IN the Associa-
| tions and bring them more fully under the per-
suasive and restraining influences Of our orga MIA
1 ton We feel at a lass Ia saw a. N what course
/ y ,c,o,, -.
ponoS may prove most successlui IN Ine accom-
piishment OF these purposes, but would respect
/ fully submit the following suggestions
| That associate me,nhers rs racavea ;nto tte
iAeA.De,' W oe ieo0.seu in'o sne
tsat M.snou. any les'lacuons save
.os Z, Iuess'olls insoisis ~ consu'u
1on y, no'oihs 1he oilees Oh fresiaent ana VICE
ilSsiueht.
lnas IN o'he. respec's tney De enttlea 70 ~ Ine
f'sh's anu pfsneges, anu suo1ected 70 All tne
various iapofs deVoislng upon acttVe members.
.ha' ah praclcaoie inhuehces pe eAerted upon
them ny 'he actVe members 10 induce tnem 10
astenu lns iesuiar anu uesoeohai lieeungs, anu
use ~ pruueh. Anealis " inlerest lnein anu iuiy
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socate he aliosxad 10 vote on ali "nes
i tions save those touching the constitution ani
that they be eligible to hold any office except those
H. " aa WE auo luat, sasllE
the rights and privileges pertaining to active mem
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nndino sooratarr - snd astsr s,rt,,a a;s.n
| ,, ,yas indefiniteIv nostnoned =
The commiftae on Confederation tben renorted
that Ave- cities had bee, nresented ~ tbeir eonsa.
GRAFTON AZ which T. ho,d tbe az r.onvantion III
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