The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

w SHAkUvAhouSN1NA pSscssors, Out TX can
not always be dune
IsT knss 7 ns.D hAoEs6K uisssht it vel
7 tdamtloy hopeful c,rislians v laep Il ea ID
be done, butrit Was es,en swpesssbte.
j, 9Nk4 HRxzs-l Aiykat II M INTIMATE
| object Of Sabbath School instruction IT,
y ], not Iae salvation Of ssplsY How
Icaf, the teacher teach What he does no,
understapdf ,Aps Aneenerted teacher
may lhs able 10 .t<1ch the letter Of Tho
Gospel, bu, that, SAYS lhe a Apostle, killeth.
the spirit imakshh sffyo. :" Bot II hopeful
CHRISTIANS chr, tS ssn'' .b X had take the ns1.
Rev: Mr.. ,BARIIssr.s What. then, IL
| the rule TO Be followed in selecting teach.
erss Ifhopefu christian s emit be found
take the next best
Rev. Mr. JopE was not sure he unde,-
stood what was meant by "hopef1l chrisl
tians. All christians ought TO be i.hope!
full land sli "hcpefui cbristiaas7 ought
to be real christians. Some Of the worss
sod nsa INST epypi ever kuAw Sere pro-
Tossing christians. and some hopeful
christians oculdp't be Induced 10 make
profession. ! would hihes have ese of
the latter for teacher than one Of the for
mega s1D stabii<hinga d Misssen Sunday
School, would soy MOI take any kind YOU
could make available - We should be
c4r4.nl Of wounding the fcelinas ar those
who arc engaged Heai5asly id tho Sunday
School. j have known some who were
hot even hopeful christians, were the best
psrscns. and the best teachers, | have
ever met. r course, We agree, that We
would siways employ the best christians
II ~ eeSid always get them. The man
uAOfb1jOesSt, whom l can trust, wheth-
~ bA sshss . profession or nor, I have
confidsnce ia. 1t is not tho loudsst pro.
fession ] regard most z A man Is Hinged
By the kiad sfccmpsny hcshcers. ~
F REV. hR. DIcKEY. We are getting
oil the subject. have Organised rm.S,
Sunday Schools, and slwsys' employ non.
|css mes. II ciIfisthns mn't b. shsd, for
Gods sake take "eiessP st8 - -
r. Hrv Ng lskAxI1. Some OF the best
,esehers m thr upuntry sru mot hopeful
christians. The, resolution says 10 - our
belief that they ought to be hopeful
xss.M. M,1Srs. rs.ete+. who ,.l.
%, iplessst ie sss~~l fass otaes schslurs
are not BIT. ] zee teachers lero that are
Rdesply -inssrestsds y, the Sur A school
who are not professors, but d,lisre they
vii ,beGowev c hEi-tians, Hc knew sn.un.
lsd s. who was Induced III take
eharg~ Of bible class. She commenced
s.4da IN. 5sshibss, nId Che aoos became
converted, aad has ever since been a
faithful iaboreT in The So day School.
Here, upon vote taken, the whole
mattef gas laid on the table.
Proposition htxt rad. add CIR vention
:"kssoL9kp, Inat thel use ot uiu ic IN
.Sa a9ay Sehoots Is hiJiy t1mbatiai in
snetesgn1y condu,tm a. ere, c,ses."
lsTho 9th aud succeeding propositions
were lid on the 'ahIe Tor want VI sufficient
Time to d., ufs them. a
After the dtypiipal services in the
afternoon, II. seoTr Howell called the
attettion Of The Convention to the faet
lbst on yesterday something had beer
ts,.Gs bearing upon the doctrine Of iniaut
hspt,sm, at which some OF the Baptist
hseti.esen had taken exceptions; and laid
| be knew that any intention Of this kind
was farlhest from tho thoughts OF the
/ speakers that W ha, had been thusssaid
wa. .lnadverianlty done, aud as expressive
OF the sense Of the Convention. lie offer.
sd the following preamble aud resolutions
(which, after remarks Of several other dele
gates m their favor, was adopted. That
| Whereas. This Cenv sns.on Was On lied
as union OF at denominations and
/ Whereas, In the discussion al The first
taplc on yesterday, the speecht- iof some
fef the delegates assumed rather se.tariot
character, and are represented as having
given ofiense TO other members be i
Therefore
Resp!4eal That tie Convention dsavov
all in,enlicu TO interfere. with peculiar d
romibationai fene's: and we regret thp
any uapleasant feelings sfoatt har beer
thus aeeaAJoll-d. rtEfFf
Resolved, Also, that thru il huua
ground enough for all til, i,sane eilct
Chuehus to Stand upon instuzhsriag o
fthe glorious Sunday School cause in GU
State, aud lTsp 4g xt}I
Resolved, We riayite the hearty coop
Grafton Of I'll the Churches in this GOO
work
Ga, motion tho Chair was directed /
appoint committee Of nine, to whom thi
Convention delegated full power to sxei
else all rights and transact I'll busines
! dsamsd ad yisaklA with Uew % Ik6EcaTl
fling al some future time of State Sunda
School eCsuyspsion, al1d &ksS1rancemen
of the cause 10 the .Couaty and Slate. =
Chsir appointed: 'as'ss az
Rev. Mr.. Deasett, Keekuk.
4" G., D. Stewart, West Pom
MS. Dirkey, Big Mound.
/, !" q. Beamsn, Crotun,
ii. Scott Howell. ksokuk,
Hon. Judge Russell, II Madison,
I ~4Nsse- w. Es.ss,.,,,r 70
Qsdsrsoks, q 'nnpsk.1 sAsE.S
] s. Cowles, Saaron CHI. saf.,..,se
: Religious services conducted by Re-
= Mr.. Hardy when the Convention. aftt
= passing tho usu1 Votes Of thu ks---fs
II TO the Trustees Of tho Wesimipst
Q PrcsbytetmH and Chatham sq,taic NJ 4
/ Churches, for the use Vt thessa ssehes;
TO the Rlilroad Companies for fl,
!. return passes grated to delegates
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