The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THE CHAUrAUQUA ASSEMBLY,.

DISCOURSE OF REV. JosEPH COOK K-HEoBPTIoN
TO oovZHNox ceLoUrrT, OF GEORGIA.
FAIRroIsr, N. Y, August 10. 1873.
Another immense audience, nlltng the benches In
tho auditorium and the surrounding space, greeted
Joseph Cook at eleven O'Clock this morning. HIS
subject was ''Saved Souls Under Natural Law"
an entirely new lecture Upon the platform
Governor Colquitt, Of Georgia. who
was applnuded heartily he madc his
appearance, and who was accompanied by his wife
aud children; Ex-Governor George W. Patterson, Of
west6eld, n. Y: Rev. John Lord, OF New York;
Rev. G. 4. Fetop, D. D., OF Pittsburg; Rev. Dr. War.
rsu OF Philadelphia; Bishop Foster and oshor Dustin.
gushed gentlemen.
COOKS ADDRBss
Mr.. Cook was introduced by Rev. J. H. Vincent, D.
D., OF New York. and wns greeted with great demon
strat,oos Of applause In the Of his remarks
he said:-Phy ysic,ans begin 10 tell US that we must
OF dying msn, DR.. Clark. OF Boston, IN
his new booK says rhe dying sometimes INTO the
this from his personal cbservat,oas. In case,
thrce minutes alter certain womss's g breath ceased
This woman's brain was sound Il was only ner boar.
that was diseased. What did that woman seer What
CLARK Hs' ana ''.' Dr. Holmes say '0s that s'' this .aS M
not DO explained as coming from any
physical source. Alter. nve years Of biological
scisnsnc method that az va have begun act aud
weave shall contip net and TO forever.
Tho soul clothes itself here ana II Will be clothed and
God will cIotha II In that iuture world. God makes
mistakes. He disappoints no longings. He will
satisfy our longings for the good and and
the beautiful forever. william CaIIsn Bryant, VINO
has just gone into the unseen Aeiy, argued from
migrating instinct OF the birds that there was south
10 match It,
RECEPTION TO oovrKsox coLourrr.
AT two o'clock this afternoon q grand public
csption was gwen TO General A. H. Colquitt,
Governor OF Georgia aud president Of the late In.
,orns,ional sunday school Convention held .,
Atlanta last spring The exercises conducted by
D.. Vincent, OF New York. superintendent of iustruc.
ton In the Assembly, VINO said that he welcomed
distinguished guest as man, follow citizen,
Chrisisn worker and friend 10 tho Sabbath school
causea man who. from tho oxcsilcnce OF his sharac
ter, was popular with both pousai parties In his
State.
George W. Patterson, present member Of Congress
from tho Chautauqua aud Castaraugus district, well
eoned the Governor benaii OF the coun ~, oil por
tions Of which were here represented, and
the Rcv. Randolph =. Foster, one OF the bish
ops Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, then
made an address Of welcome IN behalf Of tho
then responded a. length, expressing mis- thanks TO
the Rsntismsn who had spoken and TO the audience
Tor the generous reception given 10 him. not ~
politician, not even as the Governor of
worker IN the cause Of Christ. The Gov
sa,d u had been stated that he was a m mister
He hsd never been SO boDored. Hc had never been
authorized ns an cxhorter but was lay man, pressing
sails 10 catch all winds which would hasten him
thsher. Tho Governors rcmsrks were received with
great enthusiasm.
REUNION ALUMNI
AZ half-past seven r. NJ. the annual reunion Of the
Chautauqua Alumni was held. Addresses we're made
py Or Vincent DR.. George A. Phiiz the new pre- 81.
dcrt, and others, after which thcre wis q general
ilum'nsson OF the grounds. cottages, steamers, sc.