, 1881-07-16
An Unusually Large Attendance
at the Assembly by the
Lake.
Interesting Lectures on "Toaching,"
"Young People" and tho Rela-
tion of Pulpit to Press"
,To.Day's aud Sundny's programs-Pcr.
sonn1s-prajcctcd improvements
nj tho D1ufT.


the day wctc undoubtedly tho most Interesting
Of the season THUS far, and for once II ntny 10
sa1d therc WIS no skulknY In tho tents. Eyory.
bo.ly turned out, md tho Tabernacle ,vaH full.
THO program Of yesterday wns opened with
tho morning session OF tho normal class ut 800
oolock, and xas followed an hour Inter by tho
1locuttonnty class, In ohnrHo Of Prof. Il. Il.
Cutnuoek. At II o'clock large audience gath.
ercd In tho Tabornnrlo. The morning lecture
was proceeded by CONGREGATIONAL singing, pray
or, and 1ncly.c1ccutod solo by Miss Clara
Cooley, OF Dubuque. Tho ltov. ]. +. Gilbert then
introduced tho ltov. J. II. Vincont, u. D., Ut Now
York, ia a livery pleasant and complimentary
manner. DR.. Vincent hogan by saylng that tho
"Teachtug Process "-tho subject OF ha lecture
-was n worry simple one. 1t was simply tho
presentation Of tho truth to tho mind OF tho
pupil, no that his mind would 10 In harmony
with 1t. A contrast wis drawn between tho
Christian and secular tchcher,-the latter OF
whom. tho speaker claimed, mado a mistake
when ho believed TINT tho communication OF
ideas necessarily led To !mpartlng manhood and
character.
4 DEVELOPED SINNER
was worse than an undovolopol ono. To be, not
to know. was tho right thing. After. touching
upon tho best routine proccsacs OF tho Sunday
sonool tho speaker q sald that tnore was much ho.
and beyond tho tpachcr's direction. How to
raise toaching pRren&s.. Touching puetors, and
teston and 10 achievo tits result thoy should
recognize tho Intellect. conscience, affections,
and WILL Tho frat reluistt Of tho teMchgr. and
ssSuid @ sndsEsd WIZ iaS aase:s "ss as Faer y
SSS SaSS q1Gat fns tho lD'e tr mst eso
q this eaaraotorisse 3 ' tho spoakes 'eitea oitea
tho PROFOUND conviction Of the truth Of tho
0ospv! which characterized tho work Of D. L.
which ho breuthed. Thirdly, tho forvor Of truth
was E!yon a. 4 necessity 70 tho tcac1cr. l!o
ncss Tho teaoher again, shoni 10 % abs 70 &C.
lcct tho right truths present at tho right tlmo.
which shoull be snppIomon.el with wise
CURED previous study nt hong BY ~. TIE
81 Stqpb bo aaa sachsr Ta' ,hs h"Hy w. tnS no sS fsSt
tGe teacher II Keeping with tr1th6 taught. and
vine EuIdauco reap u rich harvest. Thu lceturo
eossa wh n yey hspny Ia" q ,ho
suenee eno %rge te roamer fhas hat
ever they d!1 Il was beneath tho everlasting
The services closed with prayer by tho Rev. J.
AFTERNOON.
The afternoon loctura announced fora o'clock
Sr aeg h
Young Fcopio." Dy tho % yo,inx mon, mon M sa.d tao aa
spoaksr, ho meant thut elMss Of boys who were
class Of persols occupied very o1nbarrasaing
Rson THY mshs be ne6ed ,nI,
wpro not recognized soon enough BY, mon md
women. lto pr1poscd to consider tl,olr pecu!lar
pori!s md poss,6liities. The ra,ea. defoot Of
Tho speaker hero eayo d plotsant ns. anec:
doto following tho history Of the spoiled
child WHO ruloa tho household. That bpy
ut years Of ,Rc WIS supreme at home, Ut tho
what ho wanted or ,nakc tho community suffer,
United Stotuy Scnuto if he could mt bnyo bis