The national Republican., 1867-12-06

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Tho Convention reasscm6led IN Wesley Chapel 4 A, A
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Washington and Baltimore. Agreed to, and It was
M Lester, Of Baltimore, inquired II Il was true
hst there was county in Maryland devoid Of Sunday
M, owen replied that such was not the case. That
hall doren schools were in operation In the county
The Chair, M. ylsCng. submitted tho following
.hs Be. and should they bc allowed in our Sunday
been II dSu6t S s Sn % h
conversions brought about BY these exercises that dis!
MT dorneIiSs. ffgfa Howard county! related cir;
%sy e an old yCS wsO had
school exhiRitions The evil In them should DO re-
Rev. y. 8. WestwOod, the secretary. read the min
ntes o. the last session; which were adopted and ap-
Mr Cole hero alluded to tho question of the pro-
prlety o. holding Sunday school @ exhibition H.
-, ~ RNof oi theHi u conuuVVeu WI hrlctiy
TGS SSSir hero put the question, why l. It that
better laborers than males are ~
MI: Essle;ton. q Chicago, remarked that he meyer
tsndoPt tp GO down in the winter A. He failed, how
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gentleman from Chicago The voice Of the mother he
Rev Mr. Owen adhered to the same opinion, and
related an incident Of father aud mother being
yorted through the influence Of the poty Of their to
member remarked that tho reason of the success Of
i%flo' sn over males was because they were more pa"
Another suggested that 4! was because tho ladies'
Mr. 'EastiSsf, rom GeorsetswS, contendcd that tho
iG tCrd had nstillcd into the ladies ROthcrs 9vc be
great success IN commanding tho attention and will Of
Mthis luncture Mr. Ralph Wells, Of New York. en-
tered with the infant class and seated them on the
tcaching the infant class lie remarked t6at il was The
most dleult Sunday school work to teach an infant
perfect silence c rs set lor, the necessity q
tratng the lessons laid before the pupils, aud said
that Thsnld attend sunday school efforts.
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S,RiS RiSlG e., saiG hs 81 could have had looking
girl turned this down. She only attended Sunday
She died soon aterwsrdS, good little gill and She
turned down this leaf. -
S; s5hfSP E, Which va fogad and with rei9ieGs re-
word by word, until it was fully apparent that they
SnSGrSSa SlSS eS hOS SSsG hCrHnF9y ACr having
and aS S 49a & T u shHT
IS,SSt EESS & The Lesson impaired to them by Mr. Wells
A call was made on the business committee, but
thG{ had NO business 70 present. ,
that prayer be offered up for few minutes in behalf
Of unSfonyertcd Sunday school teachers; which was
Adjourned to :. 20 p, m. at Foundry Church,
mined mined ShHrSh; a,G:S Pn:, NJ ": 4: wilson's pre-:
enjoyed the exercises hugely, judging by their out.
hymn eSmmeneipF. Best be the tic that binds, y
MT phtllp,, Of New York, presiding with his usual
appropriate prayer was then delivered by Rev,
Mr. Phillips rcnd'red in good taste, 80! come to
The secretary read the mnucs Of the afternoon ses.
RSs: Mr. WsdSswSod: p New York, vas here in.
dress; p which he asserted that through ihc naene,
drawn H nsS
which should In all exeEci.es, take part; but III,
S6Sr means O grace Should a ths would pST e.,
sure SAVIOUR OF the sin-stricken. As to tho age a
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reply "WhRt considerations may be presented to a
discouraged Sunday school teacher to encourage him
Mr. Titus thought that II teacher felt discourage
person Who always ct that what be s Or *" i Gd w was
az sufficient and proper. But should discCuTagGmept
great work entrusted to their care, and they would
soon feel great cause and to press for
HpPn the fact that syEry TSHI they sGEc arc left a.
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pSntsGss Il T IS tnS dq'y Of t&GashSers & S he said e
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The efforts might become apparent a. 9neci but In
wardcd Teachers should remember that thoy are
not lnbOring alone They have aid, and such aid as
RciP Of oi %Ro IN turn, ' viii f reward item IL psr
son by ass gniug TO them place In heaven with the
Rev, Mr. ii, G., westwood here announced that
IIof Phillips would give concert in Foundry NJ. Z.
Nj Esge;ton, o. CheSso, here presented 4 class A.
al RSS M Ss aeP PSGs sSy y
lilo selected as his lesson Mathew lih chapter, from
tho boys to read verse, concerniug the meaning Of
which he questioned them, and where they were I'm
Informed he very kindly and pleasantly enlightened
MI i Of B%mSrS and treasurer Of the fGG N,
t21 with which to pay tho expenses Of the eonven-
tion. m ,
He was then introduced as the Washington bcggar
and requested to go to work. lie pull led Of his coat
and passed around and soon returned with his full
quota Of funds. w
Mr. 4. s, Pratt commenced by contributing S him.
self, and Mr. Hiss, d. II. stinemctE and others fol-
Rev Rev. Mr. WSsiwood here offered resolutions, which
thanking Rev, Griffith Owen, Of Baltimore, for his
valuable services chairman Of the executive com
mttee another tending the thanks of the convention
which he presided at the organ to William A. wsong,
president for the very impartial aud able manner In
which he presided over the convention durng Its ses
sions.
Roy. Mr., owen paid glowing compliment to the
untirlng energy of David A, Burr, esq Of Wesley
Chapel in providing for the comfort Of delegates while
Mr. Wisong appropriately acknow ledged tho com.
piment paid him, and made some very good sugges'
lions for the advancement Of ro igious matters.
Mr.. Hiss proposed tho following resolution;
to the Of Washington for their hospitality to the
Resolutions Of thanks were adopted thanking Mr..
Eggeston and Ralph Wells for their fine speeches and
Also 10 tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad for fayors
shown to the delegates passing to and fro.
Also, 10 the members Of the press for the long aud
Impartial reports they printed,
Tho New Jersey delegates were requested to pray
for the Camden aud AmbOy Tlilrgad, the company Oi
which refused free tickets 10 the delegates,
Prof. Phillips favored tho audience with parting
With benedicton the convention adjourned to meet
In lIagcrstOwn. Nd on the lst Tuesdayin In December,
PrHLIC SCHOOLS IN THE DISTRICT or CotuN3IATln
tho House yesterday Mr. Eliot OF Massachusetts, in
tToduced the following, which was referred to the
Committee on the District Of Columbia:
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