, 1866-07-13

Nl0l9I&f'S 10AklL0teA
Yesterday the third day eees,on OF the Baptist
Minister'S Institute Of tbs Northwestern States
commenced At nine O'Clock, n the chapel ol the
University Of Chicago, Rev. G. s. Bailey, D. D.. Of
Morris, u. the Moderator elect, IN the chair.
ta o1si o On 1
crrd ~ Rev. II. u. EveIn. D. b., Of Ills c1sy, on
"Polemicn Theology" The question djscutred
tween sstionslism md christisnity." ~
At eleyep o'clock, brief ttces: for prayer inter
yennE, Rcy, p. Church, =. p, delivered hie second
the preservation and fo,m Of the Law q. expires ed
in the Ten commandments. The eubject was
handled In mosi 1orclhlc and exhaustive manner
by nc speaker, ano Va hsscned 10 with the errat
Alter dinner the members met at two o'clock and
engaged In general discussion on the lectures de-
were participated IN, and mot Interesting and
profitable season spent 1ntf four O'Clock. when
Hcs. X. E raitisson, D. D., delivered n = most
able manner his third sermon on the Fruits Of
the Atpuemenfn y
In The evening no sermons were del1re.ed; the
members Of the Institute cnCag1nR IN IN interest
lAe discussion Of the following question:
Hts0l1<d, Ihat the interests Of our churches de-
Dand Of ns Is pastors, more devotion 10 pastoral
The seslion vi. then concluded By ttngine and
prayer.
AT nine O'Clock this morning Ret. Samuel Baker,
D. D will pEcsth upon 'ShTsuanlty in its mwnrd
sn1 ,1m spiritual opessuons Is opposed to forular-
At eleven O'Clock Rer. 7. J. COMMIT D. D., VIII
deliver hip third lecture on 44God.e care for His
Wosd, and the duty Of the church concerning it"
AttNo O'Clock IL the afternoon the Institute Will
meet, ~hen The members will submit plans Of ser
mons hhRct upon The e0!h verte Of The I'd chapter
of Tie Episse 10 the Galatians, 1eaag Is follows:
"! an cTucahed With CnEt,; nevertheless 1--we :;
which now h.e IN the flesh, live BY he faith Of
aoe at 80 son Of God, ~ho loved ne, snd gave Himself
A. tour o'clock Rev. r. Church will dellve, his
third lecture On The Law Of God
The Demand for Labor.
The representations with which uraid peonle
toreshRdowcd cstl at the clote Of the war, ftom
surplus Of laborerB and IN enforced iulcpes. among
ihe industrial classes have not been realized Our
from the ranks to md lhe callmes they len read7 to
ahsorb them, at advanced wager. and tne call i. s!l
for more men, and AT higher compensation. We do
mons but 10 state the simple fact acknowledged On
erer hand, in all on! more tbry1n: towns and cit
iee. hy ary ore who has any work to be done, how
take ii. in Chicago and Vicinity hi. i particularly
cettion IN The wofking force n nearly
sonse.s,s ns a Attention W95f ODD oui ,e.idsns
IN he dty and the suburbs viii bear tesHuooJ 70
the c1trtnc tt1iculty With whicn the exsta and
sa,deus can be carried on. md how Iaso and how
welcome hrt The handy men willing for job. 20
help!ul before the VIZ. Coming to the more pre-.
ing enterprise. 1t If beyont all question true that
important buildings, intended 10 ps erected the
coming seaeon. will etand deferred until another
year frpm the very difficulty oi enrolling and
ms1ntainipg the requ=ttc large forces Of workmeu.
tuch i The demand for ali classes, Of mechanics
We take this latter fact, a. lar az the pressure for
u,ine proof Of the growth Of our city and
Il mus. be met by calling from :
Distance. and from points less tnsy. Ill castes Of
compensation Of any now employed here, but to
ret ohert at work al equally high rates IN the rtono
fafdb ano npon buildings now waiung or dcnylnR
here 70 meet The demand. And We might add
ne domestic TACT that II eeenas II the g1rt had
al gone on WIN me boys md left onr housekeep-
The csJ ts almos13h Macedonian one In
growing city lkn Chicago, md echoed from