, 1880-02-27
Teachers

| Unitarian. ..,.... .........-.........-... ots
untyer6nltst.: -..-.-.-...-..-..""' IN on0
! Roman Catholic. .......--.---....." ~ Ao''oo
| 1na,, ,4o1 sass
These figures may be compared WIN toe en-
| rollment for tho public schools-v1z.:
| ENROLMENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS .. ooo
City. ''4ooo0
% Add Catholic schools. 1000
Total.
During the year thirty-six township meetlngs
| and institutes were hold. In tho summer mr. y.
| n Morton devoted two months to partiai can
vass of the county, visiting seventeen townships
and holding thirteen m meettnEs ~ 0dnef ge genus es
| been IN advance in methods and decided ~
| crease in the number of those who study the
ceived and S6sI expended, While there are bills
! due amounting to $75. The report concludes
with tho following recommendations Tor the
sHaving considered the work undertaken:by
| the Association, and seeing the reasons Tor en-
courngcment, und the demand OF tho destit.te hLe
! parts OF tho county upon us,-lookfng at thlS
multitude of neurly 930oo who arc in the Sun
day schools Of Cook County, we suggest that the
person to s1pcrintend the work. Under the di-
rcction and with the advice Of the Executive
Committee We may secure more ~ osae1s fs @ for n
and county with all it's churches and associa-
p eptt f6is Is oher ees
missions. tract societies, etc, etc, with many
| stutions, and many more workers, while we are
without Is there met @
| mittee, which rooms could also be used as an
office for the supernstsnddent and serye
Us Us. an an1 eAcau nnntstn Ao ~ Soon rs It can be
procured suitable reference library, with
~ naHs, 1 c.r os nn1 - ~ +ha n q which ara
- nssdad suH f t}a anr thinvs centered there
and atrording no room for such @ W9rs , as n ours.
aronsea t9 2 renr,ir nt last - "a and YOUR
e1RSnifs, Rtt VII thnk 15s ~ coi he WiseIT and
Sa,a;oour arnondea We roconInend that
th;s ,I. ha yzo5sof ~&''r
Ills sum Do ra'sea' -.oona
followed with some general remarks on the
work, with particular reference to the need OF
It into the had Seen
and he hoped that the time was not far distant
/ when this might be said of the whole State.
49, a THE n REV: ): AgSno gsae a1nsox ,1ns asora.so,
said he in view Of tho progress in the WORK here
Tebu r. 4e o1 t sn ~ nr lni
m @ 05 nea oy ea saM ba tne fbas
sos Ehat thSSy sss@SS II 81 lad nssa srsat$
Gn thot MS tare nere IN T. fsrael thnt ak
t t E. aof1 ~. p mg1c W.; tvoo 'I = a5 ~
noi GoW 10 i ro citr h,,t fha st small ii
1nn ~ ~ ~ lug enrrhnr
Though in the eye OF the e., world rid, it. did ID
o1 w. ~ nuent ~ 1o1s tn9 o ~ ~ ~
IT, Inc hlnguom aa+ 91 aensen nS vas da noe 5o 20
thnse ,vha pose 4ho a1i e1.o1 yo;c.
lnose Wno neatu .t tnv ssi! sluau Ivy. su.ee
~ IL at; tne.r neal @ + Tmt ~ @
no great str was 10 evidence that it was doing
oeilug; specnLy slpuiu Inuse VS., in.elesGt. ~
how litt1e monev had been exnendei IN T. d,,r-
ing the past year. Most encouraging was it to
many to volunteer to 70 out of the city and do
missionary work in the Lords vineyard. In
He had trayeled in tho country districts himself:
and knew how eager the people were to hear the
Gospcl preached to them. He had been aston
county Of the state-there were two townships
Leyden and Palos where there was neither Sum
seanv faVssa m meeaS n 59
ates de hepne
n County, nhe sbor & the
Superintendent, too, would often revive whole
Or and their effect would be mani
ence Of Chicago would reach out. as it
| ought to, into Cook County, and Cook
Chicago was to Cook County. He had. no
doubt that the necessary s. sou could be raised,
and hoped the effort would not he long deferred;
| growth Of the Glasgow Foundry Boys Religious
| Society, he suggested That it would be well to
connect the Sunday y-school work in Chicago
more than ever before with the wcck-day work,
| aud expressed the hope that this great Sunday
school year would be sh but the beginning Of 2
ness In the sunday-school field.
the Association, nftcr which the audience were
dismissed with tho benediction By DR.. Shepherd.
The Convention In
TIE SOUTH DIVISION
aS hea at the First III aR1Sr Church Of
| tha attendnnro 1rns 1erV iarye 4 P,,raor aa~
was ia tho chair. ~ e~' 11''''>>'A