The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-09

Resolved. That dhr gratitude is duo to Almighty God Tor large blessingf received during tit past year. for a substantial growthpn members. for the awakening of neW interest in Junior Endeavor work, ald for a deepening spiritual life in mdhy hearts.
 Resolved, That he great need of Christian Endeavot to-day is a deeper Christian experien9 in all hearts and a more vigilant andi vigorous Christian activity in every rpation of life.
 Resolved, That he promises con tained in the Christian Endeavor pledge are not too strong tor any one tos-make who claims to be disciple of Jesus Christ and to do bll things in the strengtfI which he applies.
 Resolved, That Christian Endeavor- CTS who are anxioth to find something to do flor Christ and the church. may find large fifld Of usefulness In the support and the promotion of the regular Sunday eRening services Tn their churches.
 Resolved. That tAe cause of missions at home and abroad should claim from Christian Endeaydr more attention, more benevolence, hore prayer.
 Resolved. That Ie express our sim cere and deliberate lconviction that de- nominational loyalty to Christian En- deavor and loyalty 10 Jesus Christ, ana that increasing loyalty to Christ should make one increasingly loyal to that branch of Christ's church to which his convictions lead hin.
 Resolved, That we observe wltn thanksgiving an increasing sense of the dignity and the solemn responsibility of Christian citizenship among the Christian young men and young wo- men of the state.
 Resolved, That the time has come when we demand honesty and purity in the administration of public affairs, and we have no intention of pledging Christian Endeavorers to any political party, old or new We declare that no party which openly or secretly ignores this reasonable demand shall receive our support as citizens. We further desire to reafirm with emphasis the principle that nothing morally wrong can be politically right.
 Resolved. That the hearty support of Christian Endeavor should be given to the Connecticut Temperance union, and also to the Connecticut State Law and Order league, which has been doing he- roic work and winning mighty victories for good government during the past year. At the same time 1t is our hope and prayer that the day may soon come when near-sightedness shall give place to clear sightedness on the part of pub lie officials, and when the law and or der leagues shall find their places gone.
 Resolved, That the state of Conhecti- cut has been shamelessly disgraced by the scandalous immoral public exhibi- tions which have been permitted on the state fair grounds and at other similar places during the past year.
 Resolved, That the colossal infamy of our time, the constant and persistent enemy of the body and soul of man, the home. the state and the church, is the American saloon, toward which the attitude of 35,0OO Christian Endeavorers of the state of Connecticut shall be one of uncompromising and perennial war fare.
 Rev. George Adams led in the closing prayer, after which the closing hymn, God Be With You 'TKWe Meet Again, J was sung by the assemblage. The bene. diction was said by Rev. Watson L. Phillips of the Church of the Redeemer.