, 1874-07-03

horys and parpotuatc the i0nctlon 9! nITisLn esen
iassnI''ea; issns oh;r:si.n VI hosanels. xoa aefa
Is your limo. Tic thoughts Of our paople are tnrnod
reoosyns .e~Ss III ill., sfts q o,,ey and now aIns s
vantage ot great ccntonnal occasion, Ia the time to
It foc,s 10 TINT frat Of Ri md olual to tho oo-
cnslon. you neod QUE mum to work for tho common
ba1oilt- 10 keep information a-going to hold meet.
IT, ses son % 70 ii. ally to s5o ss e7ery se
organized conyonon-aud, rs iar rs poesiple,
sse'5 wo soua aG promptly @ IL ga
rroporiions from ali your inatltutionp. 10 should
10 impassioned. magnetic, and practical 70 40 Work
The sorr1co OF laborer. Have you tho man Thcn
ron mood In local work, answering organization Of
cy of your best educators md friends Of cueat!on,
Evorywhsro thoy must road up on our educational
%s s 'oa sna II .Eas: :s sar s
omGers from higiost to loroat eA a1tclt their con-
tribntions from thousands Of dol'rs to LOEB 'n"n
IleRrstting tint cannot 10 with you, aud praying
eyor, yours, BIS. CUTTING.
THO report Of tho Con1tulttoo On RESOLUTIONS
Was thcn rend. Tho substance ts as follo"H:
WHEREAS, The National oentonnsl to occur a tho
eeetSny se Sr tyH ssas stS pro-
the oon.1nomotton Of historical oyents 9minoaty de
ssryia Sf IN ia.g a, n9na @ u
WHEREAS, 1t Las boon proroscu That Tue y uartiss
denominations ~ ths untea sa.et sns; Wa aa ao
nnaa 10 thc AZ pooplo especially, unite IL ra!eag
duriug ito intorv.l q two yours centennial fund for
tho reei an enaowncns OF OUT 'o4nsooa" u 'eSsn-
Htsolrtd, TINT we earnestly re- recommend to the
% s s 10 tho
legcs, aeinarlcs, anu other institutions OF learning
undor tho care CT our aeno1naon ana 20 irsohds 81
eaS m ~ ,5 9n t srfed nsmad s nont
en1rt 10 haso ~ Y "M ~ , ens ~ js. 1 inc"
" ~ c ana az aaw aa onerwso oap s
for that higher cause Of education wloh
III tlacsr Foundation thay wore designed,
Resolpet. That with tits view wo rccornmond for
no1nS,om 1or sen onnsssrtna sif a;oft usc p
TGat asch Institution whether univcrsIty COL
lego, seminary, or acadomy, appon ts own agents.
ana nreannt VI "'a' ~ 'A ~
!" Hnt neconti1y. tnat by rcann Of joint coavor-
:lens exslanas q lsip agency wefk sash q Msy
Of communication, and auch other joint method Or
ncans ~ ay be found o3pedient IN the rroRreaa Of
tna worK tSy fy fonaee eaeA o'h0s n''a' 'hsoo3as0-
Artcles and T. 1e1ero respectively to istrc. or
s',tsconeri)y stricken ont and nnbstuto adopted,
a. shown in tic report below.] =.
). Tint tho Northwestern AdvIsory Committee, With
ta eonsnrrsnee nna syses 80 fas ~ ~ o.
the pco ~ Inc neaa q S
m oy IT, % ~ a.
m H., .a soena 10 t0t mi 1nnv Ia nceIful aid wo
sai ooororase viii tho several institution mil oir
agena III holding conventions and IN oner eiforsa to
promote widor tutcreat nthe work q cducation mud
to secure eomrensao or saea T., service
10 10 as t.r aars nr Fanea
aHhs!i ,,o iJ1;no "a naan1ne
.. 1ha he anonnational prcss l,o freely ,,tod sna
I'll means peaaile onployc through tia inatrtlt,cn,
our people II behai Of q, onasprse cofnmsnaoa to
the ny G'efy cons'oospoa @ o. zeal ipr the @
snd esos " 'n' sfo"'H aHa P'"oe u 'ao
N't Tho ronort waa received, and tho uommlttaa
uacnnlsuu. ~ o,"a y, @uo i,es; ~. ha1os, ny,
tno l9poss IVES takea up IN eet'at'nl' I, 1ne
Rscampe mss aaopse" wtnoa1, a'seSns. fs Aae ",
". afas lesonsio9 ea5 WIS Ienu. Dt. Cneney, Y
tho .:
NEEDS OF THE DIFFERENT INSTITUTIONS.
DR.. BROOKS seconded tho suggestion, and asked
that those preBout state In few words wl1nt
reasonable amounts thoy mood, and the present
that tho Board Of tho Obicago Theological Bomt-
nary had giyon him Instructions to report. Tho
netpropcrty owned was s225. 300; an na1ltional
endownmont Of 800 GOO was nneedod; now build
rooms, 975, 600 library fund. $4,000; twenty
beneficiary scholarships ut 81, 500 each, anu
twenty Of 81 900. eael, making $4,000; In Ill,
e25D 900, to bo asked Of tho people as q conteu-
ulht OucAtASs
DR.. Drools, Of Kalamazoo Collego. .stated tho
roal estate Of tho college to be worth about
91O0, 900. It Ia n beautiful Institution, in good
order and condition. Tl,vy also llad 600 00b In
invested funds. Tlloy should uoel $206, 900 al
q centennial offrriug which would bo enougl,
for ten yoara to come; thou thoy should need
probably AZ much more.
Mr. Naah, Of Des Moines University, amid their
property was estimated at $50, QUO; endowment,
| $4,000; indelto1ncas, $4,000, with Aubscrip.
tiolla of eG, 600. lcaving 90 d00 duo. 1t was thoit
earnest desire to raise tho endowment 10 alOO-
| 900. making IN addition Of S70,00O. -.
/ DR.. White, OF Emira College, stated that hls
college, was female institution. Tho property
| was valued nt S10D, 600, with lolt Of S2OO OOl
| pRalnst 1t. Tho school had boon i'll sucuoEefu
oparation ton yoars, Thoy desired to raise alOO.
| Dt0 and INV tho iloLt Of saO. .0O0.
| 4 report was called tor from Mt. Carroll Col
| lego, Dr. Brooke sud It wna a priynte fuHtitn
| ton run by two ladio8. who Ind Madc fortun5
ont OF II. a Iemarkaolo example Tor Baptist ~
stitnuoha 10 1ouoW. -,
| Dr. Dnhn, OF Ccntral UnTcrsitY, Ie!la, Iowa
asated tho Valuo o3 property to ho sll6,000, AIT
saim ~. tnny pfoposoa 20 ialae Steo ouu mere.
I luz nos: avn hla!s' q Coaar Yal4oy semi
nary, osa9o Ia satd their proaont propert,
was WORTH 9lo.00p tao aaa endowment was S8,000
| a1u tAey noeueu S6o,oVut ..-
Mr. COOK. o. Ladrange Co9l!oge, reported !th'
coilese II Boou oouu1tlon, WIN the prospect