The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

not christians, and had not felt the grace
Of God in their hearts, and therefore were
not moved ia thd,great work byllovc and
love alone for thccausc of Christ.
"God Jlcss cur Sunday SCHOOL, aid
was mex, sung. "-'' - !.
Rev. l.. +. Fish of Carbondaie, resumed
the discussion and claimed that much de-
pcndciupon the organization, but that
tho;e engaged should possss love for tho
worN and for the Master
Father W. NJ. Stewart, of Carbondale,
thought tlatehildrsn slioufbc taught to
respect the church IF God aud lbe truths /,
tt,ught ihcesin. Ths fopndatioh must b
hrm. A.lovs of ca hnd for Che cause
must control. .hs--srl
Rev. c. c. Hart, of Shawneetown,
thought that tho, wsrk Jof\the family ha4
much to dpwth tn success Of our schoolsss
She sabbath school work should begin
here. More wotk Should Be done in the
Sabbath school, md parents should be
made to feel that their children are sinners
and need the Influence of the sabbath
sehoolin order 10 bring them "a. Chris
and obcythe preesp,s Of his church. va.
Rev. 9. w. Wostman, of Cobden
agreed with brother Hart that success
depends greatly upon. the interest taken
by parents. .s.t.t
Mr. Phillips next sung
oh, II my house 10 bum upou rock"ss
in n very impressive manner, the @'dic nte
joining in the chorus N .ai s,.lt
Prot. j. r. johnson, OF Villa Ridge, con-
sidered some Of the difficulties In the way.
lie said that we had many ministers who
did not work for tho cause Through love
and that many of those who seemto labor
for the cause, have not thelove Of God IN
their hearts. We have those engaged In
the cause who are bad men. Such must
BE- forced to leave the work.
Rev. Mr.. Morgan, delegate to the con-
ventou from the state ut large. said that
-wshSd niany who Would gladly engage In
! the work If asked to do so. The success OF
our schools also depend upon the manner
in which they are conducted. .-...
, II was wandering sheep, 90
#.|. l lid not love the fold"
was sung by the audience, led by Mr.
Phillips. s'~ssr,Sc-
% Mr.. M. Hunter, Of Shawnestown, SAID
that we needed more teachers. 1t was no
!. difficult, to obtuin them II tho proper Ct
forts we're put forth. II is not neccssarr!
that man must 10 . philosopher to he
good teacher. The story Of t.s Cross !
easily understood. We must convert mel
: down into their pockets; we need mean
to carry on the work. No one need hav
fears but that the investment will pay.
l--Rey. Mr.. Myers, Of Du Qaoin, SAID tia
we had many workers In the Sabbat
: school cause who leborcd when they ha
nothing else to do. ic gave an account q
n boy who said, when sppr~ched upon n
subject OF religion, "Ifthcre is no. kind o
religion but tha, which my father has
want none OF It. He spoke Ut the ~
sponsibility resting upon parents, witt
much emphasis.
Judge Turner, of Carbondn,c,i spok
with effect upon the labors which shout
be performed in the family sirclc. ,,r
Tho discussion here closcd
The beautiful and hslls@ed song, on
iltledU ."Hs1f 1Iu.H,l tfa 90 .'s"q ~
.''sa'c wIhlh ,hc vale"
, was next sung by tho audience, led b.
Mr.. Phillips. ',t,. .., 3D..
After prayer by Mr.. &. g. Hart tn
, 9ue.tion ilof ,Sospty ,sreani sstion wa
| discussed. 700. .-Hta .aL
Mr.E.P.f Porter, of Chicago Statistic
Secretary Of the Illinois state Sabbatl
School Association, spoke with effect il
% favor of perfect county organization. !
, great deal depends upon such organl.at'm
! County organizations should perfect pc,
cinct and township organization, and r,
\. qure ofthem report palAs,u rpottso
tho Standing s,a 1rolssssoF scheols. IN
!. Secretary of the county association shout
=; know the. locality iofseysry iocal ,choo
and see that their want are sppple
promptly. County Sunday schooi Inst
!, tutcs should DO held for the purpose II d.,
cussing thoroughly the theory of impsrt
). ing thu truth Of the Bib ti.ii,ilS'lll
Prof. Il. G.. Roots, OF Tamaroa, bore t..
: timony TO the efficiency Of county organ
4 izatb,ns in the, sab attn school work. ISSUES
e organizations Ind done much for the csus
% Ia Perry county. God has said '"ask and
g will give lfwewho pretend to be labor
{ lug for the cause, labor with love 70
, Christ and the Interests Of the children
( God will honor the work and bles. it,
| The song entitled tsg.. 4rtl
Nnt "Battls; ior DE Loni' rtt
was sung, the solo BY Miss Lizzie Low
of Shawncetown, and chorus by Mr.. Phil
Ups and the audience, Father Stewart
of Carbondalc, counselcd organization, i
was necessary tosueccss in any cause.
Mr.. II. l.. Boswell, of White county
gave MI account of the successful working
of the cause in his county. .,.. ,...