, 1874-03-17

nrr;no ti,o ,,,ox,;.,. a.. a.1 'no "ouon'
thoir natitiona ard o,,to,nir,. s;"sa.,sas n,'s
ovor tl,ov wait or tha rot;n,o,,a ha,;aa "Ao ~.
,rst IN talo ~, t,a s,,,1oot ,.ss H. suo
NI;n;aIora a.socot;o, 'Ao'1o1oS
THE METHODIST MINISTERS.
The Methodist minjsters Of tia n;c,co n,.-
trice hold THAR 7,aua1 M,u3av.morr;,r ,,,a.t,...
at No. 81 East Wnsitnrton atroot % y,stor,ag Iorls
-. ~. y, Hao' ""ea''t6'ou nt1oot yaateraay.
Eaof 'utRtn IN tho cha'r' There wore twenty
eight present.
Prayer WIS offered BY 1lr. Pccl,. WHO asked
that ti,oro ,a:a,. j.. 49, "Ao "0Aoa
.u"I suoao nsnt 10 NJ aoaeo,aens IN tao temper-
anco rovl'a!' ana TINT the whole earth might ho
iillod "lth the love Of God.
verbal reports "a to thu rrorroa, Of lha work ot
religion lust weol was dpuenncd yth
CONFERENCE.
Mr.. McChoBney said ho had something special
to report. He camo downtown with tho Rev,
Dr. M;tchol1 md lad aono corvora,t;on -.,t,,
him about the temperance movement, aud from
his rotnarks ho [AicChesney] believed 1t wae
contemplated ut the meeting OF presby,crian
m;ninters tn anno,nt A. cornn,;t+ao =, ~, ,fr ,,tt
~. ..':..:s. "rts 1.,' ,N-NN,s. ~ eon'ot WIZ
w. @A'''a'o' -. o'uS1 oe"on'.n"tio'o III le6nlu
u toe "ork ol Inc tature, and to adopt tho best
means to holp along the cause. Flo therefore
moved that committee Of three bo appointcd
by the MothodistB, believing that tho only WV
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W a'oon.pl'7n al'stnang "as py securing taa
co-opelat!on OF the preachers OF tho oty.
Mr.. Hitchcock, of Cincinnati, had written him
that tho ministers there took tho initiative and
Organized the Indies for thu work,
trLo ,,ot;o, ,... a.sood :, n,,s H. c1
1oe Mot'on WIS agreed TO- anu the Chair aI1'
| pointed Mcchesnoy, Folton, and Dandy rs the
committee: Messrs. Edwards aud Loeber wore
aoaea 70 II.
| 4Aitel ucphte OH ml8slon "prK, given else
Whelo, ; Uf; -, IhomaA t,o' introduced Mrs. %
/ uEooi, Mno A''o col1o 1''to 1ne 1ooh darlog tue
u'ocu77'os.. ''.:,.n,
n,u. man u.unon aEMfknAHCE :., ~ AEEr1Nas.
MFs. ueuoor said the ladles proposed hold
INC temperance meetings IN the different
enutones, anu sae hha cai!ou to see
new many OF tlo Alethoutst preachers Tonid
allow thom to use thor pulpits. They dld
no1 expeet 10 ae5ioSe e victory at once IN ohica"
70, nnt expected 70 do What they could, beaieV.
| Ing t1as, W estasso11, tho eloct,on next Ia!
Woulu 30 al! right, Iney intended 70 pray for
| tue conversion OF tho Mayor and Alaorn'en, and
! to ylSt every saloon and plead win tne Keepers,
anu blliard-Baloone. The wtmea wanted the
sMx1np'athy M ' nna corporation 81 t1.o ministers OF
~ tno denominations IN th'f eifofss TO aubdue
Ill., -
"oMAS suffNAuE.
Dr. towards asked woman suffrage and
tom9pe11nco 9p mlSs were 70 oe 70 mixed logethof.
4tl' Weueoi hhlu t9v "cIe Hot;
~: Inonlas fehareea tnas IL tne women sue
ooea IN tle mo'omon' lucy "ouid got tile right
Oh suffrage.
nlr; Drlggs, OF EVANSTON thought the Cause
SHOULD 70 sonmlttea TO tao hanas Of the quiet,
carel4i Iulassan laales o. llle canrohos, anu hos
INTO tho mauoa q protess!onal asitators and lee-
sro'1, I,.r mnu non oouu mot oIs ao M aamsg. As
saonaa , Gecomo general only noeaua9 snefo was
sene,tal impsise M carving an toward tlo grand
result Ihe ! laneS noeued l no help bnt dod' who