The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12
CHAUTAUQUA.
EXERCISES OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSEM-
BLY-LETrER FROM WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT

EXERCISES OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSEM-
BLY-LETrER FROM WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
TOUCHING on SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
FAR POINT. N. T., August IL, 1878
Tho ninth Chautauaua Assembly sabbath school
was held In the audit nine O'Clock this
ing, the primary department being opened In mo
ChiIdron's Temple. The Rev. Ii. W. Warren, ID. d.,
OF Pniisdelpha, acted ~ pastor; The Rev. George
Petty, d. D., ofJsm,stowp, N. Y. as superintendent;
Mrs. 8. W. Clark. OF Newark, N j., principal OF the
primary department, and c. N. Nichols, Of Ohio, ss
secretary. There were soi2 persons present
PKRsrDKSr HArAs EXPECTED.
Joseph Cook will be here ON Wednesday aud Thurs-
day Of the present week aud Governor A. H. Coquit,
OF Georgia, will be here Thursday President Hayes
has also been invited TO % present on hat day and
well informed, trustworthy persons believe that he
and Governor Hartrauf, Of Pennsy vsnia. viii come,
although the managers nave authorized NO such
statement
From eight 10 ten thousand people were the
Point Saturday evening. Many large excursions from
various cities In ONO, Psnnsyivania aud New York
viii arrive hero during the week. and provision has
been made Tor the accom- mediation OF Immense num-
bsrs Of people
a LETTER or WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
The ioIloxing letter. ,sla,,vs 20 the Cnau,auqus
death. the Rev. Dr. Jonn n Vincent, Of Now York,
superintendent OF the Cnaulauqua Assembly, will APP
pear IN the Chdutasqud Assembly Daily Herald to-
morrow morning. aud Furnished 10 the press by Tho
courtesy Of the editor, tho Rev. Theodore l. Floo1:
NEw yoRK. May Is, 1879.
MI DsAx srn Il esnno, bs present e. the meeting
called to the CEsutauqus Literary aud Scientific
wish Il The Jules, success There is an attempt 10 axe
science snoweugc OF the laws Of the material universe
an Any Of the 'so. When ssSs rssar.e ;ps,.a.
r.lisoa. tLsr.iers. soaSd.ss that on. ira,h never
sek 20 secassom The people at large 10
Ss.,o ~ giving PORTION o. sssir sm. TO vssros.
m.nns o. the nssse .nd study o. ~ hos. soos. men
which the mind might otherwise become bswilge IL
Is true that there no branch Of human hnowledgs so i'm.
God aud 70 each otber, there is law Of the uni
sublime and wonderful a. IL may he worthy
%..s ss'a b, a Who n' obey. s.:.ius "' Il.
species and tue universal obssrvanee Of which would
%"nEios ESs"i.Srs Of Tho result. Of .esaes ""a
such OF It's processes ss are most open to the popular mind
occupied by science and reEion aud preventing the In
auifsr from mstssing their divergence from each other
psrcsive this important advantage in the proposed
srgsniss,ion namely, that those who engage In e
w ,ss o,un., eos%s, o s",,a,, s
a~ays begcts feeling of brotherhood; they
aud the consequence will be that many II they stood
alone might grow weary OF he studies when
interest which tey see others taking in them. Ii may
happen instances that of eminent enal
uvated aud unsnown, viii be stimulated in tbi, ian.
ns TO aigsns s,s ana pat forth uns xnec'sd p,we,s
tnguishsd and take place among the Iuninares the
age Ishai be interested In Watching durns Itta
's ,S ss .y ys a. 20 s the and
fs s% " o ss,s sf'y ss ss,' W. T. BRYANT
Bidwel OF Buffalo, preached able sermons to-day IN
the auditorium to Audiences Of Q, 200 persons
Blsnop Foster, Of Boston, prcacned powerful scr.
mon AZ eight e'clock shis evening