The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

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It IL Z work ostwecn tho two, We have
We right, and n seems TO mo We can do 10
Thing bettH ths1 - lid our land Of this great
~ Of isaempefuhce. Our safety, our teach
Shili1A NC - y take bold stsnd agaIs.,
The dram .shops, u That our sacred institu-
tons may not be overthrown, and virtue
overthrow. We are apxious for the vslfa 70
hour Of tho day.
Where Is the young man who sat. but A
few dsys 40, n the pupu rsceIv,ng Instrue.
lions upon your Sunday sehool beIc6i WHERE
Ia he to-dayi Bowen out OF every ten have
been absorbed by the school OF vice. and are
now no longer 70 BE- found IN the scbooi Of
virtue. Bowen out Of eyory ten. m moi a
| greater uumber. arc TODAY ALLAN uraer Tho
rnIns Of This yirtuo- destroyinp. demorsiI,Ing
influence. II IA oyr work 10 ssscii M In m,
cnce and overcome this evil. ThIs IA The
work for the phIlauthropIc. ChrIsiian' I'M
manity- loving man. We can mali m anneaI
probably stronger than a1y tiiat "a 4 he prc.
seutcd 81 any other Of she ssIssi.S Radical
| partios. We do not dAaIre 10 brcaf from onr
has moi The neccssItv bccn nnshs% M, n D.,
f"Yes, yes.SI what coujd vcSc Id thcse
facts, as they have pressntsd tbomse,xcsI
/ What political par,y TO-DAY pronoscs' avon
! In q remote view, % rccosniss Ala soruort
the schosas Of Vitae sealnss tSs schools Of
/ M e - ~ usg parry
~ 49, s.ss ~. ny nay soon pecome as
We cure the eyil, I sec no nnrtv thst i. TAI.
| Ing M this varf.re, heoce ~ in Chics M
today 10 forn M nav nsrtv az iihs,t. "a
| cIyilIsatioo. IChners. AM moo IA.
shail be able 70 oyerhfov the insnerc. arS
destroy this evii which ia deyastatIng lie
lana. -r
| am iuhy aware that wc have got TO pass
through the Red sea Of trouble. lam fully
.ns tedou, ,ousucv 10 nv h 20 maze " long
believe thai those who shall geo victory
crown our efforts, and success reward our
ondoavors, will have 10 journey long and
/ patiently, but tho end will come and tho
victory viii Do ours. and those who "a vitb
US enAl enter IN AND enjoy, and believe the
e'essing Oh Soo snall DC upon those VINO are
faithful, and who shall stand up for the
Tho ho,v Biblc-that sbaii hc our n,otform
| r.. ,.n,h. - ;n,,n,.hi.. IL. ,.,I
Us uusns are immu.aoie; s PROMISES are
| upon those truths, and those truths arc In
our hearts, and We propose 10 carry them
| into our daily life. - - : '
Il Is the dostiny Of every truo-hear.ed
mani IT'S the destiny OF every true-hearted
| patriot, who liveth not for himself, butliveth
1 Tor the D6UG0t OF HIS ffllOEa. and for tho
honor And giory of God. IN sec this e.nse
| triumph, ISheers.l
A Committee on platform and reso,utioos
vas then nppolnted a foliowa IIiInois. Rev
j. q. stougbton, Nicbiean. Raw. John Rms.
sell, Masssehusetts. Harry u. CnsbIng. In.
diana. n. n. PersbIn, (jbio' l.. n. Isin..
Wisconsin. DR.. a w. Wilson. DI.trict ~
Columbia. a. X. Harris. Misson,, Tiroah,
Psrsons, MInnesoIaI N n Rsrtistt, Penn.
syiyania. Hon. Robert M. Fonst, Nav lar.
.ey. q, n. Ransom, New YORK;. Hon. Cerritt
smith. Iowa. Frank Waller, Connccticnt
Rev. WIN. GoodeiI, yermont. Rev II nj
Chase; Tennessee. DR.. Charles Jewett. Call.
| foruia' Z, z, @, Judson,
The committee on business appolnted b,
the Chair were: Mcssrs. Sellers, WIscou,In,
P, Mason, New Jersey, a. A. Abbe- Ohio,
Rev. j. III. Chase, Vermont, W. w. ireland
New York.
After the Transaction of some peneraI
business, the convention adjourned until The
evening, when a public meeting was beld
| and addreasea were delivered nv Dr. CbsrIe.
Jevctt, Rev. W. b. Christopher. of Iowa \.
z. G. Judsou, i"Ned BuntiIne,', and Rey.
Mr.. AllinRham, Of IllInois.
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