Therefore I Can.” delivered in Me
chanics* building, was heartily received
and produced much enthusiasm. The
praise and prayer service at the morn
ing meetings were not a bit less earnest
titan they have b on since the conven
tion opened, and. with the chorus sing
ing. continued to be the great inspira
tion of the gathering.s
The weather was ideal this morning
Despite the immense amount of energy
expended by th* d< 1 uates at the great
meetings yesterday, and the. -greater
meetings of las: • vunrag. thousands of
them wer* -up aiaiost with the sun this
morning, making their way to thir’y
ctiurches in the city and vicinity, to a*
tend the early prayer metings that be
gan at <»:3O and lasted Io minutes. All
of tlie churches were w* ll till. d at thes ■.
early meetings, and it is e>thnaied that
fully persons participated in
I hem.
’l’hi- morning s- ssion of the convention
in tents Williston and Endeavor, ami in
M •chanics' hall, were attended by the
same great hosts that were there y.-s
terday. As on yesterday, hundreds were
unable to secure admittance at the hall,
and later repaired to th • tents.
Tin* sessions this forenoon partook of
more of a business character than their
prcdeci-ssors. interesting reports of th*-
information committee and reports from
tin- d> nominatioiial meetings, taking up
an hour of the tings in the tents.
I'eaturcs of the session were tli pre
sentation of tlie banners.
Addresses on the ••Cardinal Principles
of Clirisii.an En<h-.a \ <ir" w a- mad*- at
M* * hanii s - building b\ th*- Rev. Knight
Chaplin. D. D . of lx>ml**n. a: I the Rev.
