, 1875-03-09

AHauKcHonkr' tho |osH' sou" 1oule'Jt w. W.
Evcrts, and u. i. Cheney.
During tue progrcts nf t!in elcction the lsos.
Mr. liohaft. SECRETARY ot tho state a!tEaion gave
brief gnt interesting alosch q tl'o 11,,o!a oi
The '1!st l'apsist minister who woeicd 10 Chlcaso
and vicinity, tho ltoS. Sit. Froonau, WHO. after
Of whose grave faf ninc7 bncn forgotten; he
SAID II waa tl'o dntr OF tho lhptlstA 70 IAiso
monument m 10 tiLe deceased msntstel' aua ssaten
tl'ae lot could bc procured gratla III cemetery
1lS'srEns AND rArEns.
:, Tic 1!aV. ". Esetts made tome remarks ,'l,on
tho sTblect Of t!!scl,hslon Tor tho oast lhn Ne,
1aton ~ ths Mns!ty TO t,o penon'aaIa1,,a!
ior entirely tho hat,o pnrposo as tho m1ti5sI i
to do1ond tho faltt-tlesotoret tho most intl-
mate folat'ohs hhonaG e1lat pel"eeE the eait"r
ana tlio pastor. Iho od,tof'al PROCESSION ''i wn'
au omtgrowtlt, as rule' from tilo minis
try jhoy frnachea 70 tug eamo peoplo
on tue ean'o aHHlects nnu VIII tno eano
objects III view. Another point they
nMl N common was tneir eohatltuenet; anu iiio
laoa tAat an oa,tnr' ~ gu ca'tor' liaa ilsnt
anoso n.ne. 1aG 20 1spscas .a i,atHcmIl ''cMs
wns 1flincY which bsed Infinite tloane. 1ho
rulo Of ny trslo pastors wns to 10 o. eho sano
nl!'iu aa thelr TcnpIo. hnu "!ia1 "as tsuo 81 tho
pastor ~na elnaly tluo O. tio eoltol' ~ l!aa
oeen s.s1ea allat ~ "as otgot1y ios w. ne.ohl,
nnluha! ou'toI isot eo n'lta't tas tAeuioty VI
osner secta mo uin!f papota, bas ~ th.s VA not
cof'cet position. !ho cdstof had contlos osof
hb paper similar to tllat chairman lad over
'aee!!i,s. a.'u avery Quo know s,ias "hch mH.ser
"ah 'ntFuAuee" ~ HES'ius "Hlon ns'si no .sle4-
ncas to 81 DO there be ruled It promptly out ol or:
.o. ,.i.t; VI SHo o''soA VA" 'na' VI
aRrea1dllg osliccF.
,i u o;eaAol iuleeu - @ LUZ tte.tls G",sg ~ "
H eattollAl manaBelncnt OF tho tnertop, " tasihg
~ M, W Iutot tepIohehtug 'Me Nuw 4tnoStos,a'i
eG, i,. ill., 4s pIoG, thHs sne unio nenanaSa a
that tnoif paper sh9ula lfoseLs notn ehaeb 81 tno
1Mestiol'. II il,s eaange naa nos oeoa maap tae
paper striving for share Of i!a Influence.
Ihe ltov. Mr. 0rltntEH, OF Milwaukee. mad6
few rather poor puma upon tho Row. Mr.. Iay-.
Inns nnt1c, bringing tn tho words travelling"
and "unfayoling," which created tho wildaAt
lnerrimont Mt tho meeting, but did not throw my
fresh light upon tho sub1cctnndcr debate.
The Ncg:: Mr.. Morgan believed that tho mlnis-
tors should tc contributors 10 tho press. The
pastors should look upon tho religious proen ns
an important medium through which 10 reach
their people. Tho ministers Should learn low
TO boil down months thought into half
column Of printed nnttor. newspaper ought
to b. able to got enough contributions vouu-
tarily furnished By the pastors to Oil iss columns
wcekly.
The Eev. Mr. Frost mndo 3ew general re-
marks upon what he would do II al attempt
wcro Hadp to sway hin, IN l'ss ministry aud TOOK
stltution eves on tho alert TO catcs, whatever waa
vile. nasty, aud low, with which to regala their
readers.
Tho tiebato wns partlcfpated in by tho Rev.
Alr. DonneIy. tho Eov. Nr. Dlckefeon, Of tho
aaaag ca,rsn3; "nH eihers r., roc,,ved fro ,no cu
cago temperance Alliance, ahling the tuceting
to indorna tho action OF that Society, and, Oh
motion, tho request waa accodcd to.
The Committee on Programme reported ns tbo
subject for discussion at tho next meeting "1Ao
iteiat!on OF t!lo Denomfaslnnal prcss 70 Our