The national Republican., 1867-12-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


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dienee; certainly deserves their patronage aud we
M AiSsssdsr Carter. q Baltimore. from the Bq;l;
Of the eSnycuoa, Which Sss called I 'nS uS
'ssa 81 Of the preceding
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greed o. motion SE% fMr d Berry hSt any dele
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hunted ont, and every religious influence brought to
The next question HrCpoundea was What is the
This subject was disensssd bfiosS BY ssyer"l See
gatc- when ii was announced that The matter would
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peNfsnees would have great weight with scholars.
S$gSS;sa p ,&s yoahs ESsri impressions were en-
or without prayer, as the circumstances might admit
In his own church he would insist religious OBJ
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where pioGs men could not be obtained, while men Of
good moral character could he secured. 90
The .nbicet wa. further discussed by number Of
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day school men to come together, and not only dis.
eass tho question among themselves, but contribute
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Nj; q. "; Glass, q ne Baltimore Christian As.o;
thought hss soc I'D as soCd as
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ieets was suspended and NJ. Phillips, by request.
W. $asS was low to SG'S Ts,a" 'SS sS% siSsi
mi. ,HincklSy thought the best way wa; for every
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cao %SvE could S as the most
The qys.tiSn as e the use O. these State eohvGno9
diseussoui bnt owing to the advanced stage Of the
Al tho suggestion Of Mr. Glass, {Ss Rev Mr., Arson,
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Gr. Lester, of Baltimore. introduced the following
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ductiVo Of evils such a: are The resa OF no other
GauseEevil; ysiSal and mental discussing The body
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6@Fss 6ass q upon PS IL H. I @ %d which
glares that no drnnkard rha Inherit tho kingdom Of
c.aseqncnces is acquired by gradual and continued
n drinks; the P1SysRtnS r" % Of which l.:
easily prevented or broken of by caution aud timely
Res@issi, that L /. expcdiCnt and highly desirable
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and "Rns as S s POS 5h
toali who acquire those habits, and carefully and
evils which dow thcrcfrom,
Mr. Lester offered r., resolution rC%SS@mcgling % the
IGoaiins, ' Adopted. i'' anu '"'''"O "'''''
Oa motion, the president was authorized to appoint
committee Of ten attend the convention to be held
ncxt winter In NSy JSr;Sy, snA a:3 yItsgd chain
The question Of place Of meeting for the next
naal cSayension was then called 9p yhTa HTssrG /;
December, 1888, was designated Us the time Of meet
From the, Business Committee resolution emanatcd
returning thanks for the increasing efforts on the part
aud comfort Of the delegates in attendance upon the
Convention, and was endorsed by several members
The compliment was gracefully acknowledged by
motion aSsG Of 9%%oTS no
mated an executive e0mmlttoo to make arrangements
for the next convention to assemble in Hagerstown,
resou,on Of thgnEs was rendered the Secretary,
he EE Ead .sSSssS$ Hs &ut"s "O'0 manner WI" ~"'"
Rev. ], q. Butler closed the services with bcnO-
kdSarTGd I'd unit! n oSlGsk
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wsS9E TTS'iSS9I q 1S sopyspSI, and marched II
hsE respect: 70 tES FEcsiaSSt Those present r.
Colonel Moore private secretary, received the dele.
Sm' Smr Anu A. K Browns % SddrsssSG n Tic President as fol-
Address op Nh, a. X. BROWNE.
had Of
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This is9nG q The most important, conventions eyer
SSSs wRo % viii tho great body q teachers they rep
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riet who to take our places in church and State
We regard ne poYersS d9yeramGnt rs Of divine
origin We believe thH God & 's decide S In the council,
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ramCrS 2f our national G9nstitution and in accord
presenting R; So%ySnC1 A. e yPTr EhSceenGy
@ember and Rc %os ardent pr prayers 10 o sn
preme Ruler Of nations, that y9p may be Egded by
the honor # @ PTosGIn'I9g will
who vii SpSak Ca mPTS particularly for the convention
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Burmese q dcSG%tinF, ara HsHE n behalf e lie
great interest of tho children God has committed to
our care, have come, sir, to pay our respects to
you, and 10 thank you In their name. As our worthy
friend has Just sad pray that the blessing " God
may rest upon you, and yours, Wc sir represent an
Interest In the sato u Maryland and the District Of
Columbia Of nearly 1900 children aud teachers and
this SIR but DROP sand upon the shore, as com
pared with tho great army of Sunday schools In the
United States, which number, can assure yOu very
nearly Jour mitltOns Of ChildronAnd teachers, What
almighty army, Mr.. President; aud we have tho work
Of moulding the mind aud 0f teaching the henrt Of this
vast army ot your children and Oursl Mr. President
be- good and that to be good II to love God and TO
serve Him,
can only say to you that In our efforts to do good
among tho rising generations, you, the President
Of tho United States, must recognize that blessing
and that honor, aud that glory which come and
will come 70 those who faithfully serve Him and trust
In Him. May God blcss you, and yours. May He ke D
and protect you, and may latter days be days
PRESIDENT JOHNSON 4 REPLY,
All say In reply Is that have the puFost and
best response uf my heart to all that You have said and
intimated; aud that my past life and acts must DO
taken as what would say II were To make u reply
to you the present occasion;
You have the best wishes of heart for the
and prosperity Of your undertaking, ! thank you
most sincerely for tho compliment you haye paid me In
making this demonstration, and IN manifestng your
regard In the manner in which yon have.
In private conversation with MessTs Browne and
wisong, tho President remarked that these gentlemen
had touched on point VI great Interest and vital i'm