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the Der. ste would be no rciu-ner. She saTe
very imprcrrf1c exhortaEion TO the 8uI!encc to do
Whit 1h', ,non2h1 r':h'- Tnty needed associative
es and God sS fhe
woMl6 aid them 20 ssu1k fosn,
Tie Connntitec or Pe1a'anent Or:anlzatinn re
phEted tic founHtnE az their choice of officers
The uomiL auoIs were unanimously approved:
President S. Jeret. 81. Cha,lee, i inoie,
Fic< Pfzsadenfs-Dr. II. r. Gardiner, Boston :
aF n a,asss ass: ey LIP 5sss oae R;a 1 po
6s1xtds5eS-f, l.. NadsWoEth. OF New York; q.
B: stsfsr o. Bos1on stiss L Patterson, Of bsy.
TIE President e.ect delivered q very graceful
ealula'ory, re1rrnluc thanEe for the honvr con
let1ed, aud conpllnentins the audience on their
j. cis- -ihs gear l6G4 was unc pregnant with
mighty evcuts, and !ciure ger.1ationa viii LOOK
back to zee :he work ach1eved BY the egreat army
erty. None in the future would stand credited
with higher buntr tlau those who participated in
the 6eiil*rstions Of tllat conrention. A. Fres,-
e1e, d belitviIE that ihe creeda were no eisctnsl
bar agtinst error. II the sentiments be had ex-
puunded In that connection had led them to elect
him, he recognized It os one evidence OF thet"
progress, and should confidently e1pccs their cup
pos'.
Mre. E A. welch wanted to haze her name en-
IoAsd among the representatives from the sp1F7t
The following committees were then appointed !:
UN F1hdHce-NarWick Martin. Of WauEe1aD !;
IA AtkMr, 81 tmcthnAu: Of. Randall, OF Wood.
ftotk, ": Moeee Hal. Of Ka'atuazoo, Mich, and
DIR. Htfktll. OF Rockford, III.
On Spiritual 0yDant=1tton-1he State delece-
nns were directed TO rpoEt their selections at the
opehirC Of tie Ie1t meeting.
order Of Bus, es.-Jonu Wethcrby. Jr.. of Bos.
ton: Martin. Of Waukepan; Mn. Hamiltou. Of
Maine: In Porter. OF Michigan: J, ". Seayef. oE
New 3orS- and hr. undt7hiit, or Maine.
II was propo'ed to elect Committee on resolu.
HONE, but the convention could NOT arree as 10
the mcde Of selection. or TIE powers to be confer-
rtd. 4 motion that all resolutions ehouid be SUB
mttted to thaf committee before being presented
to the convention led to long and sharp discus-
sion on tie rights Of men, individually aud couyeu-
tious2ty, In the course Of which many yeIy foolish
things were said: Some Of the speakers thought
tion and others ind1lced IN silly comparisons b.
twren Illinois tnd Massachusetts, which had the
effect Of hrfugiLg ont threats from the Ma.sachn.
tetts men that they would fcsve the convention
The ontnse vas probably lot intentional; it arose
simply out Of the tTrpressible deefse to talk which
Characterised the majority Of those in attendance.
They I'll seemed to he Jealous lest any bod1 el+e
should ray smarter thing than theure|vrs
/ Each 0ne etond en- his "o~n indisiduality,n - and
was d. tertnsned not to yield an inch. The scene
| reminded one q there lines oi 0r. Young;
Hst u Attt- t1rA7e luustpn?
| Tht 4 each Htovr,
AseertsLg 1te tpc pctsIu.shle r1eht
| To teuct: womb form 4 pniFesae ef a4s.
| 1t certaini5 wa Mkc 8 huge bae ri WIND word,
! frotby, meantcgless. Hon. Z. D. Deni !, OF Gals
NJ, and receuly from c. ifosnia WAS mixed N jnt
| turmoil; u. G. Wrtent, Beujamtn Todd De. Ga-d
per, md OF OVID t7epfe A. J. Higgins, ii
'otucd In. and the +cene Wss contGeIon worse con
rouadcd." Il waa at ia:t oee1aed, s:tes psa1y tws