New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

-. ,,in,,ples in the minda Of the young IN
the they oneas sfs must be and
liy laid and there will he no feGr i1I IT, s FI of isI7
lie entered upon sunday y Inch hall century he Oh
served its advance in TINS ely' nanny character.
wlre OF ed met etcye him the sons of men VINO nIu
tbemselves in the Sunday senoo Noble spirits of
ny day had gone to sunday a nnv Think Of
Was the ia other par oi ears ago so unpIopared
for the movement to eonsheF ~ Of the Gospel
duce oS Inc gTond that il was non VI anfi
Lords Day to teach in tie sunday syd Many who
m have turned round and adopted me NJ Jon
I'm Illustration he referred 20 the cSe sed 70 sunday
Schools but being by invitation Of TIE sy D Church
induced attend one in me o,e laeS6e church was
IN d in s-the Rev Mason became srenuf tb
drocSte Of sundayschool work Blessed ne Go t,ered
S1 has gone on many are The hearts nc
orouud the Mercy seat 20 return Ihhhs interest
~ rho Gospel had n right to take ueep
IN and ppoTt the work and their hearts and ympa'heS
were with those who were a 1"I,hs ~ and the
d,or of school work in those counties repre-
seped was reported All the delegates had hqt aiI'e"
Yesterday so mat several counties were passeG Nino
The following were appolnled ,h pay u Marks
tons; E"ns ID Prince Albert Woodruff They
scented the following names which we've ul1ilinous!
PrssSent-Dr Howard Crosby PRESBYTERIAN NevYors II
Vice Reg + i Sif e4 PrsbStsrsn icSpo
Brooklyn Woodruff Congregation BfOosh j. se' D"p'
TSe Wee Presidents were chosen that there should
be a member OF each denomination on the Ilst -, ,,
On motion OF the Rev. Mr. Steele, sabbath-school
workers from abroad, who present were Mide COT
responding members, including Mr.. Wler nom IesyI
yania Mr. Stout from NewJersey, and Prof. Inekern
from Ohio. Prof. Tuekerman made orei au1ress III
which he presented the congratulations OF the Suhaas
school Teachers Convention OF ONO Inc toIo", ne
were appointed Enrolment Committee 70 Gihe u,o
names OF members: W. b. Jones, J; c. Baxter ana "A:
p Newman. The programme for the evening III y nv II
which hour IL reassembled and the Church was crOWucu
| by general congregation Several new members ap-
pSared increasing the number of delegates 70 near 800
d. OF Albany. The new President, the rev III. hT nv
Rev lanes NJ Ludlow delivered address OF greeting,
and the President responded The Rev. Dr. clark then
n n Nationai Institutions" He argued strongly for
maintaining the Bible in the schools ana was i s
by the Rev. Edward Eggleston Oh "ha' d 0iuiu''
The Rev Dr. Clark proposed the following resolutions,
fS Orr fathers established c, and educational ir,ttuton'
upon basis Of the fundamental principles Of I 70
divide the religious hm popular education an in otter ways
Pssol That We regard Of schools as originally
established essential TO The unity Ierpe'u' aAd I+s' pI'
Isso15Sd That We entirely opposed to division Of the school
snd We view The exclusion Bible om Of systems ofinstue
ton as ore greatest calames that could beia toe nation
es9l,td Ih We WIN % % Imsicap Rerbe as the only
bass for the LIBERATION Of every faith and the protection
Of 2 hg f We recommend to the State County sabbath
ssGC G0nye 5,I s 5 na Po ' hat NJ voices the
the Sabbath Schools in our land may be hsS aP %
questions vital national % and prosperity anu ne n
The Rev CYRUS d. Foss made the closing address in
which he said that the Sunday school was one OF the
grandest Of the movements of the Church IN thls age
and it, mission TO evangelze the world Inc plp
are almost utterly pOweress against the tide o eHgo
and the adult conversions in this city are not equal 10
were several musical mterudes conducted by hr. lllP
Phillips, who also sang some hymns me So ,r g
morning, afternoon, ana evening"