Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
very Justly renowned Philip Philips,

very Justly renowned Philip Philips,
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T0us bOas was then spent in religious
services approprists 70 the day and
cec2sion.8
The hour for business having arrived,
the proceedings Of yesterday were read
and approved
i The following additional delegates re-
ported, and were admitted as delegates
Of the Convention.
-J. w. Mech, Lagro Methodist Epis-
copai Sunday School
]. W. Asbury, Martinsville Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School soi = e
John ]. Underwood, Presbyterian San
day School, Cambridge City. ssz ~
W~R Sheppard, Cumberland Preshy.
terians Sunday School, Msrtinsvjlle. -ras,
w. III Smith and j. T. Downey, Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal Sunday School,
Indianapolis. sass ~ @aa e1
DIR. II. g. Jones offered the following
resolution, which vas unanimously ad7
opted
Resoiusd, That we, the Delegates to
the Indiana State Sunday School Con-
vension, DO tender our most sincere
thanka to the good citizens Of ladiana-
polls for the kind aud hospitable enter
fainInept we have received from them
also 70 the JoarBdI and Gazette for the
notices and reports published, aud TO the
1rastses OF Wesley ChaRelsaRd. First
Baptist ChuFch,l for the use of their
houses, and the cfficers Of The various
failroads for free passage rendered to
the delegates Hsw @ 7lstd naa -
On motion Of S. W Carmiek the fol-.
lowing was passed:
n Resoiued, That the Indiana State Snn-
day School Convention, do, by their del
egates assembled, strobgiylreeommead,
and earnestly urge apon the Sabbath
Schools OF our State, that in avery eoun-
II there be organized Sunday School
coanty Convention. to further the inter-
est Of the Sunday Schools Of our State,
and. @ s-- -s.ssa-s'''-.
Resolped, further, That We, abe dele
gxtes here assembled, do pledge our
selves 10 10 an We can TO carry out the
object Of this resolution.
After sslsngthy discussion ia refer
eRce TO the publication of our proceed
ings, y. Gregory offered the following
resolution, which passed unanimously: (:
.ResoiCed, That the Publication and
Statistical Committee have discretionary
power for the publication of the proceed.
ing and statistics Of this Convention.
Rev LIN Walters offered the follow
ing: A HS'A siAs
Resolrsd, That the delegates Of this
Convention be requested TO ascertain
ths number of copies Of proceedings
they Watt, and solicit contributions lOr
their publication, snd send to the Com
mittee on Publication within thirty days.
Passed aa6 bad - 3.lfs
The following by J.R 0sgood: sfrrg
Resolced, That we deem it highly i'm
I portant that the spirit Of benevoseaee be
! cultivated in the hearts Of allthose who
-are-connerted with Our Sabbath Schools.
s Resolpsdl That as practices is better
than theory, we recommend that the
habit Of giving TO some special object be
/ adopted by all teachers and superin-
tendents, as far as spossible. 5di - zoe
DR.. N. Rucker, of Yandarburgh coan
ty, offered the followings ,,..., ts
Resolpcd, that the Indiana State Sab
bath School Convention are intensely
loyal, and that they seserally represent
loyal Sabbath SchoOls--pledging them
selves to support the Government in its
difficult work Of re adjusting the ma.
| chinery of our Government 70 civil and
/ pea ceful habits. fs3s sssI ,gGidl -
| / Adopted without debates unanimously.
4 Mr.. Sedwick, Of Kentucky, submitted
the following:
/ Resolved, That It Il far more desirs-
bic to encourage each scholar to commit
& few verses weekly, than TO see what
contesf, commit. sastsh ifH
| The hour of half past ten arriving,
the Convention suspended business
when exercises appropriate to the day,
ss indicated il the Presidents proclaim
alton were bad o. r s.--fra fe
After prayer by Rev. j. r. Osgood, the
Convention was addressed by Rev. Mr
Day, Rev, Robt. Atkinson, Of New Jer.
sey, Rev N. a. Hyde, Rev. 1. Rider and
Rev. e, Fletcher. ea.fsas ese ~ assse
After the doxology and benedictior
By Rev. Mr.. Day, the Convention ad
joerned to meet at the Tabernacle 81 :
Pm -zsho 7azs aaW Haa1 /
! THuRsDAY, 2 P. .ALis
The Convention met at the Tabernacle
Hundreds OF teachers and parents, with
bright and happy children, were present
TO furnish the . silver liniegs TO ouI
Sabbath School Convention. Tbs
Isweather was extremely warm and sultry
notwithstanding which, the profoundes
attention was given to the speakers =
Addresses were made By Mr.. Sedwick
Of Louisville, Professor Gregory, O
Michigan, Mr.. Jones, of st. Louis, anS
Rev. Mr.. Edison, Of Indianapolis.
After . song, sung only as Sunday
School children do sing, the Convention
/ adjourned to meet at The Baptist ehurel
q half-past seven O'clock ba8 Es9
s.-.trs EIsHT O'CLOCK, P. N.
A very large audience assembled il
! the evening to hear the address Of Prof
Gregory, President Of the Kalamazoo
University. II was q speech Of ersa
power, and, although occupying NOR
than an hour, commanded the pFofounl
attention of the audience to the end
We will not attempt 10 give an sbslrae
Of ths address, IS IL was requested foi
4 pablicstion, aud we trust every Sabbat.
School teacher will have > copy for pc
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The Convention adjourned, 70 NEE
next year at New Albany ..ssnas glKsT
LEGAL.
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