, 1876-11-25

VIZ W iile nrst t1no he Ind spoAcn a, -
M "a ~. 1s 1c that ssb '1e s meeting,
P'"'t1oi'hS NV af,i a'a the ,'f'nn srn. r,nnenn, tle
n"ralists, obbes, Iin,.in,h6e ,n been sa hy hs Is
setyattnis upon tho cuttl al iIto I, ,9iheIs, d.
Mtnte II nntutal srlcnvc, lla,l iii .iKc expert.
non , q thc Int tlat natural II H.. s'e petecIr
Tnn t'. Gno my ~ mosa IA well ns plysi,is ishsaeed
Of soios VIII en-. ha' given hay so tte tc aT
,aMs which cmbrncrtl Tie phIl,nnphra ..Ts.r'n ii
9nd s!'e dospel Of Christ; fhc s,,'tn o. sEtatcs
li1sy,, w" LAWN they shock hnns ns ni ho'a
this sasn, q mistaken nntanon,s,y1sf "ysf ihs
Umer tSis hros.1 sncG .noEhts muel,roc ;nth.ah IN
cq!nusntlaiciits y and The Gosns, o. o ~ Ten
a lhe most celebrated o{ thc 'Inneiatlon. nslaon.
sn 10y TO 30 tho most ycIous 81 IN de,
mc trer al, n, r,,I - 1rcat ,naa sai, ",ra liz
ol education to the poor had Il, so,,a nc nt!lt,
oeeea questioned. i1o couiI not sns. sso,lntrc,
~ ol lnc coat lcks to tho cd,,r,f"' 1t tll
70 ans ignorant; but o could proye b. ti!al
cMcattnn stLst'ea a,t t,'a. physical eofort ao
changed fia robe, which cost r,nntha S hsafaSe ~ ex
tor tc s!mple Ntensl which t1ie c.i'n, ~ lanor
pEoolit Gu with tnoMcnts {pt,us,rr IT, mind
anu poverty lad becu ro.npapis1. ttlGnoranst tl,n 1
I,h oxGE aMa III al time. The wgwa,uM M and So[: IT,
every sky tGe covering Of tic hniy i",iic., Ghei
culture OF Tho lend. This was NJ ina ,9a'sa sht
lay OF gravity and a. lntyrrsnt. ''"e as tho
Inc eteakor Illustrated the p'camro,,.
sn!te o. sa.lcatlon to tho poor by mcr"1faee; fe
deiiEt; uiso II the enfoysa hs tooks viii ss
ist collecting beetles and Tic boz rc,aa.. ,a:s'al
ll!miag clrinotds. Long arp I'}aiy ,iot;,,hs s3'
catlon 70 &c the giving ~ mind auf tx,v III t,l.l ~
per1sston ol Thc thcy wero capaJc. ~ r. +:
atscty,ety seauai 70 anything, In hs,lrosatr..
product Of an harmonious cd1yattrn ~ III IL W
powers Of mind anu body, wus unlv ~. .. I9o
sance OF an ol truth wch fad de H. Isais, hn;l,
amid tl,e rubbish Of scholastic tisyo,Uey pof'ea
IN ~ this country where cverr .ttzyIt, !rsc.peet.
directing public policy and iormjnn ~ nuSaa Icy u
opinion, w1sl. With such alost fearful rapi;ts p%ue
tho pnbic Tcl-being and safety; syrrr ns ,tie:n,s
Of seiiintcrest, rs well as every septInsnta ~
paro nseif tn taac M p every a9 th.t pr
society and the ssato IL pupils Of tlis tr'od %
and the ,grcat public SCHOOLS Of the 1onl rs1e. y.
may IT.. withuut reserve commit the well being q;
THE REV. DR.. SULLIVAN
Ashenau: He had been cntrciy p unprena,es .ys mp
was % entirely SECULAR place, an ud dunu'h tm III, Z
good senso to teach religion, which It |eit tn ~
proper institutions to do. Though the - ath"' tus
lltrtm was in It's infancy, 1t was rrand asne1 sn
growing educational Institution, and that I',t
II waa shnping itself Into ono of
the best tlIngs that had been en-
organized for tho sturdy youth-inalc aad
Atl,cnnum would bring about marvellous rcsnls 'ls
IN thls city,, He liked tho society principle n
tho institution. as It was mt guVd ior ,nst1 ta
llye alone: Ho spoke cloqueni1y Of tho benefits
oteducatton, and the influence 1t bore Oh man.
kind generally. *'A"'
Tho Rev. Sumner Ellis said he had been ban.
r!ly surprised at tho work done by the Atle.
nNuln.
Tho Rev. Brooke Hcrford then tlrcw Il tou.
parlsoh betwcen tho Atllcnnum and similar IL.
stttutlons In England
Henry a1canebRum and others made luicf Mt.
dresses, utter Which tbs meeting adjourned.