Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-27
rouas mas cxanrna ASSOCIATIONS.
IHIEnHAIIesAL CONVENTION.
Eourlh DAy.

Eourth Nay.
rhs ocuvtntion vss cslied D. order O. 9 81 oelock
BY the President. rhs sxsrcisss opened VITA the
.ingins Gin bat t,sveIIs. here; Bsssse snT
% the I'D ipistie Of Jehn 81 Rev. n. W Reet. %
wsshinEtor. D c 7, xfter which the eOnyshtios ssHs
a sofEtRs akccEsr.
TT, IT, irssidslt LAID before N, Sonyestion re-
L Siss saiee .sh,ns heb pr.ysrs that ecd % his
IL al her ,riAs a. eel,r IA s p 1sd ser
q Hesa seoti. IN cnplsncs Nth IN REQUEST ofeT.
% On h.Ss sPlsai 2 The Thren. q Grace.
sssigned Dor The days exercises wsre changed % 40
ohfi.tisn ss.oeissien. maintaining i'nns Men
The Pr.siSes. laid ss,Srs me cOu,.O,o, u. ,
wssnIseres.D Q May .lsl.
JohA EaasamaksT. kss PIE ,ae.t y " ca,
ssr The teeS no rep'yI % .sesinoiie siensd"A
.els. vss written By noted iDhdel. ~hon can
int out, and VINO made the acknVwledg Dtnt 81 LIS
Respectfully loEus, W. LEsH,
Reference as 20 myself, Rev. john q. smith, n. ID,
psstI Fourth Prtshytsrisn Church, and the people
TIE CcuvesriOn then proceeded 20 the Discussion
"ossrAcrEs
IN the way OF orgsniziDe end maintaining Young
spike az length upon the sueJect
ssscsisiion should BE- brisgins .ouis 20 Caris. n
urged all % throw aside church differences, and in
SOds Eios y ,irrespeetiye Of creed
Sinners WANTED.
stslemekt was made b. Gen. HON ard concern
ins dsvOt,on.i sre.e,se. for The esseios n. mad
iisns 70 bring in sisssrs xiti then. "'' N"'''
Mr.. Holdsn, Ct ininois, thought one Grand OF
stscle vas the placing Of
Of the head Of TIE man.gs ment OF the association
view, 81 the presious psaker. tn. tSSab,e w.
Emo men Who were spiritually alive and willing to
Mr.. Furthermore, 4 e cShnsii.rfs Pa mr. Moor.
q somerylIe. Msss-: Mr.. wincher, OF whoeliuf,
Stone, OF Chelsea. Ma, spoke on ths same tOSic.
ssNAf"k Ilsos
s,s,ss = Gst The sSaef orsssissSios s.. sSas =
good work. because thsy Kept hard st NO, al ths
this enc o. the gresfssi Obstacles in the wsJ Of suc
& aSrk 70 90 The sn.nspsssa ss1e sAS and M
great tsrbarous elemeLt Of large cities needed then
enpersses we're intretussd; iaPsIs1ss DTaSS
snns.s vas ~ sns sEssis,t obstacle 10 ne way
that euree, - be oonsidsrcd 10 the Foundation e..
cHRIsrIAs ASSOCIATION woHr.
Of me Snss1s,Sn then Ircoeeded 20 The diseu.s
Noble Of ciessssna. Shio, ms c,s., rs 81 pi s ~
Nd who said they had secured in that city no. %
@ n FoOs If Ta h sSshsssn e IFs4
g fhiIsdelp his Mr. hooker. q Pa Mr.. Led 81
o. m; Rey Mr. Packer, Of sprinsfsld N sss M
WsnDanaheF. the president: and sr n @. nen.
ssOOurssinsy d he GOOD sori being done b. Der
respective associations.
sing The we've ..se IL sels s1.ssna' sI "a
The tCpe We. then re.a%sd sn se.asai.
~ c..x.. ,1ILh n0khlsskN:
Sss doss &c s secs rsSs thai e:
gambling houee o. the noted John norrissey. and
sss inc 70 81 soe
and ain until they srsdisst,d all causes iesdins
Mr. Stewart, Of Howard University. gave a graphic
account Of the workings Of that institution and he
reoess YES then taken until D. m. benedIction
being pronounced BY Rev. b. n. Parsons. Of Boston,
AFTERNOON sEssIox
Inc CONVENTION res.ssne led 81 J p m, and was
and prayer BY Rev; Mr.. hubbard. Of Rhode Is'ssd.
Convention sroo.e se 70 o.
shsil business ne. thss be cond uetedyn
represented worked and were entirely governed bS
en- e.eoutiye oonnittee, who were the beard OF
items were accepted by the association ss q basis II
business government.
were Slsd uSes we're s1s0 i rs
mse 70 re 'Sy g.,
as igii9Ss1b ~ sisins them scod deal 20 do and
answered BY Mr. Burneh, who gsve q sketch Of or
"Is proptrf delegates 10 leave for their homas
or or, saees s,.ning Answerea BY Judge Mclean
,,Sn'g be- q q !oT 90 Vim .sSB. who psr;ny
:, EeseI /. I've them chance 70 pray. a voice
"Boe doe. the Cincinnati Association pre-sp, n.
their o scon ~ ~ ,s., e'y Miller who gave
How is the employ ment Committee of the Phila-
wannsmsker, that TIE msnbe went amons TIE
business men ans indiyie ualIy sought employment
'Out door meeting, how tbell they be CONDUCTED
% a, 20 reach the btsl r,sults,n Answered by Mr.
Cd an a1eiionesr 70 sell his 300. .b5uS Ppusse
the Christian speaker so tina, like him be shout
use ne powerful lungs 10 the beat advantage %
w bat eject does the Introduction Of esnes h.r.
sane that be new er liked the Htrod-eton OF games
and d.precsted them in connection with the ssso-
Bow shall we enlist the heartfelt sympathy Of
nj an sssocistioa but bed cone member. %be sss
influence with them, and they delegated G. them that
:. BE. DO you manage your railroad s.bblth
schools IN Dayton MI Van Horn explained that
How shall ALI SEQ Tor susiTs Is sRSsaI town
be rstsd." MT. Burnell-' BE- taking hold OF il IN
Wsuh scsmpsign In Michigan. similar 20 those
IN Ohio END Penny sniA, be desirable" mr.. Bur
MT. ssnSer then sang What are you soius 20
dos y which sss loudly srplsuded. "
out y ssf a:ss :sss
Vienna answereo that be would make them give
buiioiTgs" Bey. Mr.. Brandt, u indis1ssoiisl
nss s .ns e
would aid them 70 procure one.
psirns borne An.sered b. Mr. RarE.I 11 s cam
listing the sympathy Of active Christians, and ask
"HOv DO you conduct cottage prayer meetingss"
Answered By several members,
Exports 90 eonsITTEEs.
he Committee on Associations made q report, re-