The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22


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fcx 4fs uckaA Ninot buslnsss va
r1eo9, and the convention adjourned.
egrDAY SCHOOL oorynRHNon.
n connection via NE ecuvsntlop, gen-
erf bun8y eehoea lpedsoee neeung was
hs16A ~ Mount vsEeon Placs Episcopal
MNsqo8 church on Friday svenlng.
Lac nnm1or Of the fficnds and teachors Of
III 1Qing ipssitutlon were present, and
th8 ~ Voops Of great ~ upusual
Int GnnInA ~ Che swsste1 fnemo-
risH ~ = p4ug Nd Ne Shoio8 his
tod - ~ ~ s1Apcl aaaoclaAipa1 y the
pank ~ ~ labcfs OF many Of sur best
tsashsrs- = y IL !. : a,sZsl.- i.l-s-
Amer prayer BY Rev. ]. L. Clarke, OF Mar
tinsbuH, Va, NJ. .. @. Msgruder superin-
tendent Of the Trtnlty church, baltimore,
,rose and bfieny gave his Sabbath school ex-
Perience. Hls nIst Iecollecsions were Of
kneeling BY the aide q the trundle bed with
bis mother and lisplng his goodnight prayer.
How she thsu tusksA hin upso nicely and
gave hin that mctherd spod-pight kiss.
With O dear sistcr he went TO the far-of
school, and often BY the readable she would
stop and repeat those prayers. In family
Of six bis father saLd be muat leave. He
came here knowing no one, but sought the
Ninth-street school, afterwards Wesley
chapel. He had juss len . younR LADY, In
BAlilmore-ons Of his old scholars near the
river. He said 70 her, "Maggie, arc you
afraid TO 70 % She said, emo; ! can see the
boatman; am happy 70 speak the name Of
Jesus, and il is the nrst word I expect to
hear On the other shore.o Thus may We all
say. CsTTg I!lt...N TT ~
Mr., Watkins followed In some very ear-
neat remarks expressive of his great interest.
to carry forward this glorious work. Daniel
Webster was once asked, what great thou ght
bore most heavily upon hint He replied,
personal responsibility to his Maker. This
they should ~ va - secret on tbsir suc.
eess- IN the 49, -ehilSren under chair
charge. --Tfl-'----T -
m Williams. supsviptenSent NJ thu Can.
trsl Metbodlst Euiseopal schooL Of Baitl-
more nsIt snote and said Il Qsve him Tho
1890, ni..snrs 10 hs h.re. 'Twenty-ayo
Years seo. In The old Wesley chapel, he be.
49, "a ~ -" -
Snn ~. wv ro,,sa on NJ Sonid liz ons
inciSsnt When n va IN, IieYandria hs
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siSr No, nv mother ssys 4 mn.t moi
~ :n.ws,sd Wsli. ohsy vour mothsr'
mi son ssn Ens., in yonr roon and Learn n
low Jssns Ths nsIt snndsy Aha came and
n. 80 y. ,hs hrghtI, hssming sSs anS sr.
ns...,on ~ can1tsnancs thst Az h.a
49, - 49, a. Jssns TIM ssm,i, rn.sd
n ! d,ss.nt city' Yssrs nasssd swsy and
ons Az M hi, rang ana : Ssautifai ,onnS
Ia, IN, roarc.d,o hir Ua a. I, was
the mst.,sS countenance Of hi dssp
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n ono - o as ~ ~ sou .,nsn nun ~ ~.
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eour. cementY Let them get The eve and
the 49, IN tb.ir scholsrs and th.y vnniJ
rne.t snch .rcces. ' "'1N
CsntaIn J. j. Fiopett. Of Tennssse.. ,aId
n. narna 80. uEts 49, ~ r..siio
IN .ns pssse'eS 2. M moSn.ana. Inc DC,
hsa .ws,s ~ y. r,.n,In u ~, .a $3.50 h ~,
naa s"epsss msny IN ~ marcn. IN I'm,
toWn sL soaoisn lssalned Almost unscasned
Me .,eSs =. VI. sno Wiz I noe
sN..a na ain., IN Ss I ion AZ nsa ueeh
n.sso' nna s,ss al In Join "a ING enursa
~ nv - Sv1s.e uu los e'slu,
suo eIoan IVY ouiy VI uoins eo-MoIken, anu
suus eselyHnoIe .ns sio,yu. woLn might 10
puMuned p III "s ~ ~ ~ nssomp,esS 'I,umpn.
$500 ~ IA va IN, Snn ~; .naeponIeu'
IA o,h,s a., n,ass o ~ S h.s 49, on
.sa ". ma u. -. ~ ,.u t,..oh..s ~ WON eon'
NJ In-.rs . t.-vs~ - p.yN,no-. ,.xt
an.ys "a. ..'
800 r.d adSe ~. n.c,,d ~. -
3. .n hnmhiA I.hor". 4, puJ ~ ~" ., npP "
No,th Caro,in,sn ofscsr Hho ~. tnsn.c III .
III troons and hatteries Ia - a w. ~ H
ssr,,ns, "a .srred h,r, ~ 49, sa MI a,,,
him, and he fell, and o young lad embraced
him, crying out; 81 am alone now In the
world" "No," sald the oficer, "wheu
father and mother foraake you, God will
take you up, and I will also be your friend %
This. then. was their tssk-to be the friend
Of the orphan and the fatherleaa. No bigber
no more blessed mission could be desired,
Rev. w. II. Wilson Commenced the work
thirty-seyep vars ago, and hIs remarks were
most touching and eloquent, urging ali tc
renewed zeal and Interest.
Rev. Mr.. Tudor followed with most clio
quent appeal to parents to Join the Sabbath
school-anticipate that time when they
should gather In the golden sheaves and
bear them In their arms as heavenly trophies
above. Let US do and say all We can to In
fuence all, and leave the responsibility tc
God.
Rev. q. q. BROOKS, OF baltimore, remarked
that the Great Master said was hungry
lnasmucn A. 20 nave done II unto ono o
these ilttie ones, 70 nave done II unto Me-