The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-01

Tne A0lOurnment ILu9t TN18uts
Yesterday was the third and last day OF the Ma
tional Sunday School convention which has made
the city of Newark, N. j. the cynosure OF thousands
of ewes in all parts of the United States during the
past three days. AS on the preceding days, each OF
the sessions was the OF large and interested
attendance. The afternoon one was an Improvement
every way the forenoon, and the evening one the
best OF ALL at least rs regards the unparalleled de-
gree OF interest manifested In the dongs OF the Con-
vention. The morning session was called to order
soon after nine O'CLOCK and in the absence OF Mr..
George H. Stuart. the presiding oficer, one Of the
vice presidents, Mr.. W. A. Wisong took the chair:
After a HYMN and PRAYER by Rev. w. H. Byron, OF
Wisconsin, reports from The SIX sections on pastors
superintendents librarians and secretaries, teachers
of senior and Bible classes, teachers 01 juvenile or
intermediate classes, teachers OF infant and primary
classes were made
Rev j. H. Vincent chairman of the section on
teachers OF senior ana Bible classes stated, among
other things that great difficulty existed among
teachers ABOUT DRESS This was especially so among
the young ladies'. BY suck the lessons were almost
entirely neglected. Rev. George A. Peltz reported
the section on pastors. God was thanked for the
great good effected as Indicated by the national
gathering The pastors recognize their relation TO
the work Of the closest and most solemn charac-
GER. They believe that no one system OF preaching
To children be prescribed for all places and times
and dversities OF talent; but they tr,niy believe
that The Of the sanctuary should be carefully
little ones, ana are clearly convinced that uniform
lessons properly graded, conduce greatly to the
The REPORT was adopted with unanrnity. The re-
malndor of the session was devoted to interesting
addresses by various speakers
The afternoon session, as before minated was the
occasion OF very large attendance After the sing
ing Of a hymn by band OF eight little wanderers
from the Howard Mission in New York Rev. Mr..
Freeman, OF Newark, one Of the vice presidents,
took the. chair. over an hour was devoted to the
discussion OF the problem Glow should we increase
the spirituality and religious efficiency OF Sun
day schoOls?'' Remarks elucidatOry Of various
theories the subject were made by Mr.. George II.
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Newark; Deacon Byron, OF Wisconsin; MI Little Of
New York; Mr.. J. g. Baxter, OF New York; Mr..
q Rey Mr o q aS n
Jeanette p. Heath, OF Kansas. This lady made a
very deep impression on all present and elected the
warmest sympathy on all sides by her natural.
wOmanly timidty, yet glorious courage In the cause
of Christ and the little ones: In her remarks she
not invited more OF the woman element among its
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, whose heart and soul and life
and body were in the work, ought not to have been
because they had looked out for the boys,
whom, she said, were 1.-THE the c hope Of
Stuart and REV. DR.. S. II. Tying were observed to
appear on the platform, which was the signal FOR
sdng oeer Mr. stasr made 81 himself exceedhsy
popular by his urbane and courteous style, as well
as ready aptness for any emergency. Soon after
Mr.. Stuart presented DR.. Tying as the General" OF
the nations Sunday schools. DR.. Tying addressed
the Convention at considerable length in the course
OF which he said too charge was placed in the
hands of the young; the old were not worn out yet
"s ne ,ia, ,,,oa a., cona an,
ana they nad experience. MS pa was W senu tne
leaoers tne Chlsclan run nen au Wy .I
men among tne people, anu increase 'S i, MAJ
iy. ne enuoiseu villa. Ills sasSe, ~, ;n ~ MD a
m oa Ia, t sI. M w, h ynnn hnt rsH
ION hau carried away OnTstani'y ouI vi WIG nealts
ol the inoLnels Vi u.e iau. ing Docto was eHooeu
ngiy happy and effective in some OF ms wei sag
ges.eu r anu tS anu Iva ,,ch
euly aPpiauueu lne Sm ~ nan ia, w, ,ne a. p n . T
my tribute 10 tne Iuemory VI e'ie Ia.c Duy %
son oI ". lying wnVm nc uesoilueu as o nop MS,
specinen OF Cnristan nc nau Ever ANVIL is &
Nous 70 auournnens tiie ionownS gean
Presen.eu ny she cnan T, vi ' vnUinnms,v ON an
hesoi9tiohs' Mr' - d. 1yioi' anu unanimously en-
oorseu'-
thai has nnon IA and upon the Sunday school work