, 1869-09-02

4 resolution to open the meetings with praye.
The Committee on Platform was directed to
Meet nj III. Z. J. 1lui1's office ut half.past7.
RCLKA
Mt. StexaFi, Of Ohio, moved that on the request
o. eve delegates the Yeas and mars be taxen.
Ohio s.d ont5 Eve delegates, and Illinois
had 1W, who conl's ou,yote them, aud
,sst b. .,fon was Ss:,oaa! c9nss9son Where
te hearh through lss own delegation, who were
authorised 10 represent Il hGi speak for it lie
Committee on Business Be required 10 report rules
70! the goScrnmt nj Of the convention.
Lady neltcatc. lsecond the motion.
TIE delegates we.r Invited to Unrest In sctrpcr-
ancc !isera'ure for sale III corner Q! the rou,n.
", sserx ~ TUT vi.rans,H raosaIaE; ~, ~,
on fuslrcss, reported that In the evening speeches
sould be made y lev: Dr.. Icwe;t, sscv. VIZ II.
Christopher ami ltey. VII Alin9han. tntcrspcrtel
Wete TO ,ncet Al .. n, ndEasn at u TO the
PRAYER t cslug Of The i. n {. A., which Is to be
conducted 'y the delegates, to E,rcs Rsa,n at r.
N. a'ftol:tH nj p. H., 1nH meet n s:31.
=. Nj. Manchester. Of Michigan, did no, c7uo
th.rc 10 a'ttud any other meetings hat temper
anes oncs aud be did not wish TO waste time on
! de!ee,tc thought II they could not spen,i
iuIst'nse lnnt"s ir PRAYER. they coat not expect
*l'rstss II tntg ""te going in:o political light
without trusting in God, theE wouli hase poor
fea'kOut-
nc rates OF return fare on the various railroads
Nr. Sellers, Of Wisconsin, suggested tina. they
~rrr IN 100 G1cas 8 hurry to ~ home They
caDe on important business md shoull take
n1nple tine to consider the important qu estious
for which they had conc together.
TIE convention then adjourned TO meet at half
EVENING SESSION,
~. Ias convention Fsasse1nhled at .:45 r ~. whcn
the Chairman Called tho meeting to order.
Prayer Was ualfe bt f:cS. L. II. Palmer, Of Scr
While waiting for tne lsns tc lie turned up
lhere were cf1ts Ter Ross, - but he did no, re.
The Chairman annoances that thirty delegates
cont bt accommodated nj n good hutel Al Lhe
reasonable E4urrs Of $t.oI q day.
Tic Chair tltn iriEwiuctd Itry. nr. Charles
IcNetf, o. Tcnnesce, paying him high t7bQIe
tor bis lators 10 behalf ot temperance.
krEEcu or REV. cuAALKs JEwET.
nc Fss Obliged 10 the t'aasr for hts comal!mcat-
AT Observations lie PRESUMED that al present
t, Wess friends Of temperance, rrqu'f,nr ontJ prac
!EiatFfance enterprises we're the worst pecuu!-
~ enterprises mau could engage In. lie hat
:, ssu senool houses closed asainst hin, mud the
tetnp!es o. learning saoasht 1t would be desecra-
,4on 70 use iie schools for such pnrposea lie hat
wha s. 55sf fnoss 9san 9
one time. who accounted for ,he snerrss ri
W. !, t. Tnst s{E Hust s e. ar II 4 "a
with the Intention OF iolns sotaethtn5y M
beiSte ,s night fnf ,ns cause Of iemterance- They
on the right path. Travelling lately Il WIscon.,n
he met iNo gentlemen, aud taet talked on tctn
pc1:itce- They had wrong views aSopt Tie
medicinal I.'-s ef alcohol, about ie4tslaunn fet
rrphitHtiDn, etc lie lid not rail at thrEn bot
vent 70 Fotk 10 coavtncc thrm- lie shccr,~ltI
IN converting the two strangers ani jnIuc'pr
them voluntarily 10 become tcttot1slrrs- lie read
th~ rarcfs md got new tie~ on tar slhiecs.
The fr1et''s II Temperance should feel ,hr ne
rcskiff uf personal tdaratIun. Some lhnuch. |
they had tEtcIel tho ely Of Temperance wneu
ther hui nn, reached The suburbs i:scryone |
khnr! ffuhr thc EluJcet an rs III he 1le to cIl.
cate tLc rerple tu total n'etincnce from
tntu1Ea!iHF lHl'lofa nnd IN ctert,al war on e.na
thops Etrisi.aix, oysters, nni rpast inrtrT |
wrre r,cve1 ,htnE-, ehcn tcIlo~ Ia hungry. |
l..f wfIat vrrc s'ry 10 gnol intellectual feast
hc nnlt 'tG'tiu ate pursuit ut happiness IN this
N"r!h u t., EnlrE Il IN the SSfrisn Of ilutv 10.
waf'ls Gud air! Iau. ToEu out lnso silv world