The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1878-11-16
Correspondence Boi'imor, Co~a,y t'aios.
LETTER FROM OBSERVER"
Women's National Christian Union-Fine
Speeches A Wonderful Quiet
English Flag, &C.
BAlrrnonE. Nov. I?,h. Isl

BALrInoEE, Nov. 18th. 1878.
Hs'''s Edif"rs - The meeting of the Womsn's
National Christian Union. which commenced it,
session in the Entau Methodist Episcopal Church
last week aud closed it, session near midnight
ssf hisht, the lib inst. vas one 81 very great
interest. N brought together women from the
Tour quarters % our land of very great talent
The meeting vas largely attended by oar citizens.
who we're deeply inisFeftei in IT, proeeedings and
unaffected delight IN the racy and incisiye speech
e. of many - II. members Like all deliLera,i,e
b'iie. there we're few Who we're necessarily
prominent IA the business iransacted and in De
bate.
Mr. Wi'tenmyer, from Philadelphia. presided
With ease. dignity aud a very evident knowledge
u parliamentary Lac. The address II welep,ue by
M Rev. br. Kelley ~ thi. eity. vas beautiful
she va iai"sei - Mrs, Dr. Mcleod. ai.s If
Baltimore, With an original poem u undoub,ed
merit. The fesponse % both "a. made bv Rev
Mr. i.athrop, u Michigan. a minister Of the Cos.
pei q u'piesi mien auen; speech aud rare ability
The ~hole pruceeiings we're very interesting atd
ihc reports 81 the committees shou 81 The great .1
ten, q the uork done BY these christian women.
The icmI work j. defined 10 be carmel
g. hnal triumph BY the women Il thi. country.
They 'aa d. u aaI their action. show that they
~. The Old arhorisn .ays 'whsre there /. a
will there i Way." They certainly have ,he yi1t
and Tod q. .howing the way. Iti,com,ux. You
are young uen. Mcssr,. Editors. aud may live &,
see H.
On yesterday wonderful Lib quill, "a. pre-
tenis1 o. Mr.. Thompson. Of Ohio. the leader -
~ crusade movement. !; had on IL the name. e
tlc original crusaders. Il those aI.o engaged ia
The work, ant space o. insert any other name fsr
one dollar. Ia the centre vas . larger SQUARE
than the ones g Which the gailt ina L. aud in
u motto carefully covered up and not % be
oIsnsi until the newt centennial. 1875. Bui one
I'sFson knes. shat that motto -. ami that rerssn
a woman let u n"t be saii that = uoman can
r..f A.. -.
men-s interest. Nj. Willard. II Chieaso made
one oi her grand sl'cc.he.. Mr.. Lsihrop, of
Michigan. followed. Mr.. Thompson. e Ohio the
recipient. replied. aud Mr. McCabe u Ohio. ful-
loved
Las, nj ghi tie proeeeiinss uere little epi.aii-
cal. Behisd the platform uere the star srsn rl-d
Banner and the English Union Jack. blended 10
beautiful unison. In the report % one committee
ailnsipn Wa made o. the latter. uhsn Mr. lomans.
from canada. replied IN one u her Characteristic
sreeches ~s:h thrilling eject. In her remarks she
said, II saneiiinss thing. IN your county that
! d. not lke. 10 New York paper I sa- a car
toon Nhich fepres~ntei the British Lion has ing
bot biz teeth. 1.-The hs.. ~s have dentist, enough
10 Canada who can supply them. Her spccch
was full of sit. humor and good sense.
The convention has drawn attention all over the
country. The Associated Press has noticed its
doings. Various pAteTnal greeting from orgAni.
ratiuns AMI prominent individuals were received.
This ~omen's congress was . grand Afair. In
poani q talent il compares fsvorahly With any of
the other seN. Woman - the ueaker vessel. not
mentally but only physically. Rev. Dr.. Rsilsy
was invited o. make ZONE remarks, AMI said iha,
be felt embarrassed. In such presence !; be
came men o. BE- ,iient. II ;hey you'd learn let
them ask q their ~iVe. At home
Baltimore 10 much favored II has also the
evang,li.iic Moody at Nj. vernon Place n u.
church. the wonderful Mrs. Van coti At Frankiin
stree, ". D. church. and the reyivaiis; Harrison
a, Madison Square ~ v. eharch. Baltimore
ought 90 grow better. We think IL IL.
ORsrHvER.