Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-25
iouhc MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
INTEnsArzosAL CONVENTION.


10 lead IN prayer, and he therefore called
which he referred 10 tn treaty as founded
soOd esns '%en the people q SetS Eaaasa sns
America for each other; commended the Vice Presi-
e AZ fGd .sysG gd h ns
Gcd on the members the pr, who 80 Iabariously
TIL. country sbose deeds Of Charity are only e w
celItd BY her deeds Of yalor.
The president announced the following
- coMMITTEEs:
~ On Assoetstions-D Bentley, OF Montreal: Nj.
1iSss: vermont; GEORGE WEiiasls, oelgTsd, SSio;
Pa 4. W. Chase. MINI; Il. smith, Mass; g. L.
E q Comnittse's ReEort-y; g: MasIssn, y.
N W.T. y, H ,sa Mich; Smith, DC;
i. = E Fisher Ohio O. E. M.r
The business committee reported "a programme
Under the cali for FxDD
TsfaIs!e the ss5Sss Mr. PETERS, Of msss o1e
ming ,6 h ,ssD & M
to 9s ss e. m.st RpE
v1nia.sll Of which wore referred without reading.
MI Thomss Of Ontario asked that Henry Nickel.
HsmiHon. be admitted as a correspond inc -.smSer:
which was agreed TO. - ~
wa. .nrouneed raf d siss wore rSPIf How ,b,n >.
siusied and how shall, the study q 4 b. promoted
opepea by Be1 ParsSn. of Bostan %Ss ss,s
a az the ss.,ce y Of b seoss nd
hns and the termatiSp Of similsr NEGOTIATIONS in
stmn aDsusEe the edncation 81 .hs o Hin ID the
Se giytins a .sl..ing account OF the religious
Mr.. Wolton, Of Indian spolis. followed giving his
views OF the best manner OF understandine the
devote the ssst part Of his dine to
NJ
importance, in open-sir meetings. Of anotins ths
scriptnres cerreetly he would be fool t. 20 re
HIN. and .hs nsSt kind q seos 'de p'' tools with
NAN ran stsnas' systematically, and with
Mr.. Dsniel q Baltimore. took isue with Mr.
aside and said would nos DO ,s
MI Peek. OF Msss. said Mr.. Par.ou. did no,
.srcy ssise Ii the but that in Us
srsss thing in the Wor , pss =, ,ns rst :d
pppl sseCbIist and study Hin BY the Spirit 'Ae
hall an hour Be given to the subject this
which was referrsd
The Presdent resa teiearsm q nom sns sS SsSss
N g. a. Of Newark. n J :. organized last even
from sam. as sh ssne an az hsS
grace prevsdine the whole city, and that the dei
lev ". v. Tuder, lately Of this city. and now Of
tidps ssa 81 s E, for the glad
Heavenly dove"
Inc Presloent introduced Mr.. Morse, of the Asa
nation Monihly, to the Convention 'so
The SECOND TOPIC,
duct them was sDnsu1ced, and Mr.. Co1ies ~
Madison: Wisconsin, led of, giving sketch of the
Mr.. u p. Rowland. of Massachusetts. srots a,
Tie nsnntr In which the conventions bad been st
from. BE advised all young men 10 carry the tesla
ment IN tftir pockets near The heart ami il would
Mr.. =. b. Holden, Of Rhode Island, smoke Of the
Nr Eissk. Of Maryland. inquired AZ 10 the man.
rer Ct getting up the state resolutions
Mr. McBiTney said he understood that the most
tia. Ohio and Penn,yIvssis. ." NO'' 'e0
Judge s Va Of HslifsS, rave a cheering &C
Mr.. II. Thsne Miller, OF Ohio. sroka n ,l,s ,vo,l
o. inc state esseclaf:On an OHIO having been very
nothing to come before The convention which d, es
not eeiong to the work foI you1s men not even N
ipjuns, and consequently success had ATTENDED
Mr. Free, of Pistsbu-g spoke Of the work in Penn
y lvsnia, saying that they have divided the sta
re atom cf i ssseson. dnrns th as 5 Sssn the
the cis,Tic,s neg bay, a, held local e9nventions
Q, VI; Plat, Of \. y, and Re Dr. T Not
The ere President read read the folioSiDe
The 18th Internstionsi Conven,ien 81 the v NJ
Ger to her Majesty Queen Victoria her besIs
cor ulstiens Upon the suspicio1s return OF her
IN lie.
and TIE God q Pesce bind Great Britain snd the
uDi'ec States in frsternai and perpetual union
Mr. Mckinney moved that MI. II Il. Conper. a..
duly tcered't6d member from ths L7ndsn Astocia-
Mr. O A. Hall made several aSnonncenonts and
Ny soul he on thy guard" was Sung, aud the bese
recess was ;hsp taken
devotional exercises were eng aged III for L nt,r
esG msnsed q sInsing, Jesus, lover 81 my s0ul .
70 hA eva Ideal rKu
and other resolutions relating to national conven
ane IN regard 70 open Of
ne eohdition OF Paris; temperance in conneciioD
vth s,sociation work, and one in relation to Chris
Mr. Wsrd. Of Bun.Io. presented the greeting of
Pisrs Bcw IN session. In BaItmors x Il tSoa Ten
i.rred to Messrs. Clsxton, Roland and Tiske.
" Secular Instruction; what place should IL have IN
!te work Of our association WAS announced and
ti The sTouSd ha uST. III msn 70 b ~h1h n h
tske firm hold Of the science and Literature Of the
Guide NE, Oh, Thou Great Jehovah wa,
nT. KerdaIe. Of PhnadeIphia. advocated IN.
draw ir Of young men within the reach Of religions
:. sssnsP as n PniiaasiRhis hey had librsry
SCI ei,es, &C he urged that secular instructioS
We all must spesA for jesus was next sung
TIE FOURTH TOPIC.
klIs. Of " iisns College op' ned this DISCUSSION:
wou ID meet others, A healthy, robust intel,r.t
oes not regularly engage in skeptieisrn
They thou'd distinguish between facts and
infetenee They might believe the facts OF
Darwin but not sdOpt his infererces The
most efficieht mode OF dealing with II il TO art
In accordance with The great law that light beg Is
light. IL ;vG -vuiu rroduee faith in others, you
mnst have faith in thtm
VISIT OF PENNsTLvANI1 DELEGATES 10 DR.
sNIIHs CHURCH.
one of the pleasantest features Of the convention
20 day was the entertainment of the delegation from
Pennsy lysnla at the festiy al held At DR. Smiths
church, Oh 9th street, between q and n streets. A
c nfitee, Consisting OF Nessrs BcgRs. Hoemaker
tno Hptchins on the part Of the Pbiladelphi del
eEa'ion made perpetrators for the reception of the
in line, and marched from Lineold Hail 10 the
church. They were received by b. II. Warner
Efe son behalf u the ladies OF the church, VINO
made brief address OF welcome. stating
ihst While they were in full syDPaihY with
the purposes Of the association and its work
i Ing they Sers sl.d to extend the hand o.
and that nile the young men Of the city we're a.
well entertaining them he hoped thar they would
Ind the young ladies no led. sgreestIe, and the
lunch tables OF DIR. Smiths church not the least
John w anAmaker, Of Philht el phia, RESPONDED on
bel all OF the visitors, and stated that while they
refreshed themselves bodily ne trusted they would
all draw near TO Christ, and that they would gram
each other hands in the tonds Of Christian fsllow
chip. Several addresses were made. tbs ne was
refol med, and the party retur led to the hall :.
ST. Do1nSIC's CHURCH.--The Entertainment
at WALTZ Opera House last ufoht for tha 49,. =