The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-08

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81 God bless cur sunday School" l
was next sung. -..s., s.
Rev. f. r., Fish Of Carbondalc, resumed
The dscussion,and claimed that much de-
pended upon the Organization, but that
those engaged should posses n love for the
work, and for the Master.
Father w. NJ. Stewart, of Carbonate,
thoughtthat children should be taught to-
rcspsst tvs chureh Of Godssnd the iraths
tOuglitstiierein. IN Foundation must be
ilrswa A bvc IaGod and Nor tho cause
must control. 8
Rev. c. G.. Hart of Shawneetown,
thought that the work ofsthc family had
much w do with the SUCCESS Of our schools.
The Sabbath school work should begin
hero. More Work should be done in the
Sabbath school, and parents should be
made to feel that their children are sinners
aud need the influepce-,of the sabbath
schooin order 10 bring them to Christ
and obey theprccepts Of his church. 3 ''r
Rev. @. w. Westman, Of Golden,
sgteed with brother Hart that success
depends greatly upon the interest taken
by parents.sttt
Mr.. Phillips next sung
.'oh, II my house !. Su,itupona rock,'i
in very impressive manner, the a,'dience
joining In the chorus t' ifltr ID
Prof. J. X. johnson, of Villa Ridge, con-
sidcrcd som Of the difficulties in the way
lie said that we had many ministers who
did not work for the cause through love
and that many of those who seem to labor
for the cause, have not the love Of God in
their hearts. Wsshavc those engaged in
the cause who are bad men. Such must
be forced to leave the work.
Rev. Mr.. Morgan, delegate 20 the con-
vention from the state ut large, said that
| w hid many who would gladls ensagein
the work If asked to do so. The succcssof
our schools also depend upon the manner
in which they are conducted. Z
"Iwas wandering sheep, -
| did not love the fold,
was sung by the audience, ,led hy Mr..
Phillips. .rTS Gy0t
Mr.. NJ. Hunter, Of 6hawnoetown, said
that we needed more teachers. II was not
difficult to obtuin them IL tho proper Of
forts we're put forth. 1t 10 not necessary
that man must be u philosopher to bel
good teacher The story Of the Gross is
easily understood. We must convert men
down into their pockets; We need means
70 carry on the work. No ono need have
fears but that the investment will pay.
Rev Mr.. Myers, OF Du Quoin, said that
we had many workers in the sabbath
school cause who iaborcd when they had
nothing else to do. He gave an account Of
n boy who .aid, when approached upon tho
subject Of religion, "Ifthcre is no kidd of
religion but thai which my father Mas,
wan, mono Of it, lie spoke Of the re-
sponsibili,y resting upon parents, with
much cuphasis.
Judge Turner, Of Shawnectown, spoke
with effect upon the labors which should
DO performed in the family circle.
Tho discussion hero closed.
AHo Dthutiiui uHu Hu'VWcu s'ug, 'H-
titled;
,'Safc within the vale"
was next sung by the audience, led by
Mr.. Phillips.
After prayer by Mr. 4. q. Hart tho
question of County organization WINS
discussed
Mr.. Z. i. Porter, of Chicago, Statistical
Secretary Of the Illinois State Sabbath
School Association, spoke with effect in
favor of perfect county organization. \
great deal depends upon such organization.
County organisations should perfect pre-
cinet and township organizations and re-
quire of them reports-punctual reports of
the standing and progress of schools. The
Secretary Of the county association should
know the locality OF every local school,
and see that their wants are supplied
promptly. County Sunday School inst-
tutes should be held for tho purpose of dis
cussing thoroughly the theory Of impart-
ing the truth of the Bible.
Prof. Il, q. Roots, ofTainaroa, bore tcs-
timony 10 the efficiency OF county organ
izations IN the sabbath school work. Such
organizations had done much for the cause
in Perry county. God has said, TASK and
will give five who pretend TO be labor
ing for the cause, labor with love for
Christ and the interests Of the chi ldren,
God will honor the work and BILE Il,
The song entitled;
Rafting for the Lord"
was sung, the solo by Miss Lizzie Lowe
Of Shawneeto wn, and chorus by Mr.. Phil
ip, and the audience. Father Stewart,
of Carbondulc, counselled organization, il
was necessary to success in any cause,
Mr.. II. l.. Boswell of White county,
gave nm account Of the successful workings
of the cause in his county.
Prof W. j. Skien, of Pulaski, said that
every teacher in the Sabbat h School should
know what To teach. He expressed HIM
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