, 1874-10-15

FHocE2DIEds IN THE JOINT CONVENTION os C.;IvER
aAu1srs AND u:'rrAn1Ass At WHITEWATER, WIS.
Special Ds'ateh "a The Chicago Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Wis.,, Oct. 13-Tho programme Of ox-
erciscH marked out for tho Convention Of tho Uuiyor-
balsta mud Unturia., Churches is being carried out
with increasing interest. Alarse number Of delegates
Errivetl to-day mud tho attendance from tuo vicinity
su!rieIt to MI all tho available space that may TO loft
III tie house.
THE OPENING sERy1oE
of tho das hour Of devotional excrciae, begin
ming ID O'CLOCK lilo nov. William aEcEea oi At,li-
son. bc.ag III charge OF tho meeting. Tho Convention
was pnl1nancntIy orEanzel by olecting tho Rov. s. H.
g. Totla, Of Columbus, Moderator, and &. ",
Cook, e. Sharon, Clerk The Rev. Mr.. JoAoo, tho
Rev. 1Ir. McNeal, mud J. g. Partridge, OF White
water, ,vern uppo!1teda Gonnittce OIL Resolutions.
At 10 tut, ov. j. r. JONES' OF Jane.vll,e, pronounced
the address. al Jouea Is worry forcibla
and eloquent speahcr, aud welcomed tho elegasca to
their tAr,!o daya work iii highly attiug terms. lie
cla1uled ahat they bud met rs
4 BODY OF THINKERS;
that a parsons welcono to .etr councils regard
lcs Of eeds professions, and TINT the object Of
tAcir wn Maa to 1lnu better method, truar yiewH
i,ie. Thu. Rev. 6, Y. cook,. Of shasron. ssn.
sousd ha% so prosrsss 81 ssesso Ind T leta disputed
Il eysry step y he disciples Of the Church, hut uoe
tf s FsvSa aa s psfs Gessss to g. "s aS
though alow regarded with aLaorrepco by many.
wi! l'rs1o 10 eseept!ol, 70 the ru1s; lae lcssosl
1'.snt Of which man Ia capable. Tho l:y T. GARFIELD,
Of Jcfc :aou, addressed tho Convention hrleAS His
''xxow Tt1ysE.r."
H. m regrs ed 1iaSi1s promised 'o sess On Tint 9ubiest
aned ta su af teo ali aS 70 % Ia sa It nosas G
about thn nrlHn Of nla, though no came from
bug seasslopner. tbs practical lea4ou Of As I'd.
adapted Il, nI.ua individual nature a. Aet aecosts-
ingly. A.'shurt discussion followed general sl,-
telcgrat bo nens to The Raw J. L. dudley, Of NIL
sya,la,hy aud fellowship soveral delegates spoke.
:.i!E SPIRIT THE nEsotu11oa,
bnt re2a!sl ID IT. ~ premature, Referred 70 thu Con
vine Is lcusly regarded aa being III ii sympathy
with ihe cuasrnslun, aud esluciaS plco regsninx liz
Todd lweu'he4 a. oxceodlnNly abla ant interesting
aarnlon: tstb]eGt "tflo ssalnass Garmont u; sozt,
1ona Ss, a. TG lligh rrsst s9ys aea,.lloss SER
world. The 70 vas no place OF onsranco for tho Gon-
te ms n ut ,, ioyS for 1ea. tAoso Within tbs uArch
naent hut titled to cover Ill mankind III after years.
by q Garn,crt with nuulbcress poan,s, hut now tho
saa1r sro*S So S%Ss sS O. =" " Aq churches raw
NIL the aru, tns o9 TINT aldo Of lilo Iueatsal Tho
''snsusy 1rd s.w;ss Is; ss,.,,nns "svu & S.oa ths
asx s'' l.avo beer. rcmoyea. ia vss 'e' wi,lur
tlat woman ahould hu required to DO ali duca il,
ti,nca az pest fer MhiG. Rho Nas tttel liz
belioyud thuttllu unit OF su:lely
Il THE 1sp1rlDUAL,
not tlo f1!1nily, a,i hat wouiau could dis
charge pol tt!ea ~ a,os, wsl Is soe!a and
interuata. .GLo Convention seolnel tu uccopt ihs
speakers co,h.lNRione without alaseut Tho I;ty "
H. lasrlnGteu Of Beydare road essay OIL ''W!uti
In EAna." 1Io showed tho roal power ranse hsl to
1nlelrn lt.cHg Ut the .Aillg hauaa. Thprc might Ii,
progression, III tho kept altva Old uHsteIuouv
ind rcjudEe eH. II WAS i ycry thouvhtful
mud we.cun u dured cHaay. In discussion thu NeY.
hlr. Jones ba III thtr1 wero {pw elturs 10 binding III
tlloso pf the words Wo lEe. The N.y. 5Ir. uoc:
thnughs thue tho pre>uieo ags,.st ssv4rian ua,nos
also existed n,aong thousands too mueli, 9th
crs followed, agreeing that tho pAyory Of
| llu,nes wns. IL ts guarded aEalnss ana
resis!pl l:tss uyeHns anahy who came wtrs uuabls
the Kay. ". x Mslcii, of EINii Yhiu was Va -
TIL n1oIE4r AND Ao0r vALuAplE !;
discourse lsfUrs the Convention thus .7ar
No report can do juatice to tta oRau