The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-23
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pesseo 70 nave iev notes from the baiu-
more Conference Sunday School .Conven-
tlon. This IL my apology for writing.
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Assy "sa'ea .. was hoped would
be the case. Nevertheless the representa-
lives that arc here are no iusirniocant mar,
OF The working force OF the convention'
The Rev, Or. Newman. Of the Metropolitan
church. opened The proceedings with an able
sermon on the Study of the Scriptures, The
Committed on permanent Organization re.
ported the names OF David 4. Burr. esq.
Tor president, and John O, Harkness and g.
II. Stocking, csqs.. on the lIst of vice presi.
dents. -
Rev, Or, N. 4. n. MORGAN. our pres,dipg
alder. respondea in a nehin and clonnen,
iIv aeIivered n, R.v NJ radr
For half an bonr an wednesday mor,inc
Dr. Nevman again be,d the "a rnest attcn'
lion N ths conysnt,on hv ths way 4, vb,ch
~ 49, so,,h ,ha m,os,.no. ~ s.hha,h
schooi. 10 Tho az .iy and nro.ner,ty N ths
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In IN. .x.ni,g NJ stocl,n, or coorr..
,owr Tscnss.d Sith maySa al ahI,,,. s,Th !.
hest msthod of .eenr,ng faIthf,i ana comns.
tent teachers.n M stoct,no,. rsmarI.
w.r. wa,mi, ,ocsixaa in Snii c,nvaa,,nn
He was followed by NJ, David A. Burr. IN,
nrcsids,t On III. .:me .ph,art
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.aHny 10 tr.in .,a asye,o, converteJ chiI,
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Th,. .o.rnoo, NJ s,ocliny Anal, ,.ys
.,ceiisns instrnc,jor IN Inc corvention' h,
n .,.mn,o. On ssrh. hos, nae of az
blaekbosrd In The Sunday school," Mr.. a
mas ccrtainly, oy ms ea,nestncss anu ibteiii
sundsv .choo, SorI.r. IN M c,s. vi '''
One Of the ricbest treats which the con
ventiou has enjoyed, was afforded by one Of
our Washington pastors, man Of learning
and simplicity, OF gentlcness and force, Of
ability and modesty. Taken altogether, the
Rev. DR.. McCauley, OF Georgetown, has few
peers, and no superior In the Baltimore Con
ference. His Hints upon the art OF talking
or preaching to children" gave universal
satisfaction to tho attentive and pleased au'
dience whom he addressed. Tonight, Rev,
DIR. Newman will exhibit large number o.
curiosities which he brought with him from
Palestine.
% you see, Nj. Editor, that tne Distre'
OF Coiumoia mas done her snare IN the work
not IN the representation OF the conven'
lion. may DC aoie 70 SEND You anothel
letter before the convention adJourns. l hav'
not attempted 70 give tuli details, put only
rev memoranda. Inc papers OF baltimor
nave gwen pretty iull and lar reports Oh GU
do,ngs. Let all lovers OF tho sunday schoo
cause pray Tor us, That each school within
our bounds may md within u new impetu
AFTER the adjournment OF TINS firt Annua
Sanry sen'o' 'o"''"''o" VI '"o DA'''"'o''
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Following news items;
ABOUT 8 o'clock yesterday morning q col
ored addler, at Manassas, was cut and stabbed
and had his abdomen laid open by jane
Javius, o brakeman on the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas railroad, and was 81
seriously injured that all hopes OF his life
were despaired Of, and II Ia probable that h,
Ia now dead. The difficulty grew out Of tn,
refusal Of the fiddler to play at dance nfte
the time agreed upon, o'clock, a. IN