The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-15

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MEETINGS IN CONNECTION wITh THE CEN.
TRAI. N. j. BArr1sr Association. LIN accor-
dance With the programme published last
week, the Ministerial Conference of the Cen
trail N. J. Baptist Association met at 2 p. NJ,
ON Monday last. With the first Baptist
Church of this city, Rev. A. d. Willifcr. Mod
orator and Rev. G. e. Young Clerk. An
exegesis was presented by Rev. 4. e. ysssar, of
Remington an essay by Mr.. G. b. Stout, of
Now Brunswick, on g The relation of the Pas
tor to the Sunday School; \" and plans, of SER
mons 10y Revs A. Cauldwell, of Stockton, and
M. Johnson, of Washington, Southa River
In the evening the annual sermon was
preached by Rev. i. r. Black, of Sandy
Ridge-subject 1.-THE Miracles of Christ .
On Tuesday morning, the Conference re-
sumed it services at $50. A plan of sermon
subject REVEALS, " was presented by Rev. DIR.
Westcott. of Georges Road, followed by n
general discussion of the question "Does the
ordinance of baptism fall uuder the .jurisdic-
/ ton of the pastor or of the church," The
discussion reached seemed to be mainly in
favor of the former. Arrangements were
made for the next meeting, to be held at
Washington, South River, the Sd Tuesday in
January.
At 10 A. M. on Tuesday, the Central N. J.
Baptist S. S. Convention assembled, Mr.. j.
Thompson Crane, of Railway, President, and
DIR. Alonzo Petit, of Elizabeth, Secretary.
The morning session was devoted to the reading
of letters from the various schools, which
showed them to be in n prosperous condition ;
and the election of officers and other business
of a routine character An address was de-
livered by Rev. DR.. G.. W. Clark, of Somer-
vile, or "The best method of preparing a
Sunday School lesson" Adjourned until u
p. NJ,
At o'clock, p. NJ. on Tuesday, the Central
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unusually large number of delegates being
present, which was still more largely aug
mented to-day. After devotional exercises by
Revs. II. A. Coryio, ETA. Woods and w. W.
Case, the annual sermon was preached by
Rev. ii. F. Smith, of New Brunswick, from
central truth, moulding and making effectual
all truth. The sermon was unusually able and
vigorous, and was listened to with the closest
attention by a large audience. AT it close,
the Association orgaaized by the election of
Judge Elihu Cook, of New Brunswick, as
bertville, Clerk. Committees on Devotional
Exercises, Letters, Obituaries Spiritual Con-
dition of tile Churches and'Place Of Next Meet
ing, were appointed Letters were read from
the tweuty-three churches comprising the AS
ISOLATION, mainly of cheerful and hopeful
character from which tile following is cleaned :
Baptisms during the year, 1908 of which the
churches at SomeryiIle and Irving street,
Railway, reported each co. Adjourned until
"Wednesday morning.
In the evening at u o'clock, the Sunday
School Convention again assembled. The oc-
casion drew out an audience so large that ev-
cry available spot was filled, large numbers
being compelled to stand up. D Addresses were
delivered by Rev. T. e. yassar, of Fleming
ton, Rev. A. E. Waffle, of New Brunswick,
and Rev. II. M. Gallalier, Of Elizabeth All
the addresses were of unusual excellence, and
were listened to with the deepest interest
The exercises were interspersed with singing
4 by the Sunday School. All agree that it was
one of the best Sunday School meetings they
had ever attended.
On Wednesday morning, prayer meeting
was held from 8 to 0. At o'clock, the As
ISOLATION re-assembled for business. The
time of the meeting Of the body was changed
to the first Tuesday of October. The follow
ing resolutions in relation to Sabbath desecra-
ton were adopted
WHEREAS, The permanency of our free insti-
tutions depend ON proper observance OF
morality and order, and
/ WHEREAS, The passage of n recent law by
our State Legislature authorizing the
running of railroad trains on Sunday tends
to break down the sanctity of the Sabbath,