The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tug CASe MrK1,xus. .-Two Camn Meetiurs
nave been Ia progress In our county during the
past week. aud 90 Sunday Iasi, each OF taem
was largely attended. The day was beautiful,
the roads good and the weather not too warm
We will speak Of the two meetings separately
Greai fails Csrcnif.-This camp was held In
the woods OF Charles Rldaely. ESD, on the Ilar.
ford road, about eight milcs FROM Baltimore. -
But small number Of tents were on the ground,
nor Is Il a very choice place for q mi etng, hut
on Sunday an immense crowd was present, we
belirvr fnilv Ave thousand neoule t,ood order
generally prevailed. but there were some rio,ious
demonstrations ON The outskirts Of the ground,
caused. doubtless. by bad whiskey. Early In
the morning Deputy Sheriff Harvey mad. an ar
rest. but he was Immediately surrounded bv n
large crowd OF rouahs and his prisoner rescued.
Later In the dav the Sheriff obtained assistance
aud searched for the scoundrcls but they had dc.
ramped.
A large number Of preachers were present on
Sunday, including Revs. M-ssrs. Snyser and
Smith preachers In charge; Rev Mr. France
presiding elder: Rev. Messrs Heron, Hardin,
BARNES, Gardner, Clraver, Randolph, Marsh,
\ .Caddrn, Cuddy, Gamble, France aud Sherlock,
and Measrs Thos. 0orsuch, VIM, n Asher
Philip Clark. Jabez Blackburn aud - Marr,
lor,l preachers OF the Circuit. Rev. Mr.. Hardin
preached In the morning, from 55,h cbapter Of
Isaiah, 10th and ilth vrrs~s "For as the rain
comcth down, and the snow from heaven. and
rctutncth not thtther but watercth the earth.
aud maketh Il bring forth aud bud, tina, Il may
give bread 10 the sower and bread 10 the cater so
shall my Word be that goeth out OF my mouth Il
shall not return unto the void, but Il shall accom-.
plish ,ha, which plerse, aud u shall prosper
Mn the thing whcrrio sent IT," Al 2 O'Clock
Aihere wns public baptism Of several infants and
4 rhildrcn's m citing, which was addressed by
Rrvs Messrs Smyscr, Randolph. Harding aud
BARNES Nearly a hundred aud ffy children
were urrsrnt a, this m, citing. which wrs a very
interesting one. At3 clock Rev. Mr. Barnes
preached . powerful sermon from the liih Ro-
ness and severity Of God on them which fell,
s-vcrity hut toward thee. goodness II thou
continue in his goodness: otherwise thou also
shalt lr cut or" Rev. Mr.. Randolph followed
with an cxhnr'-tion, the afternoon services con
ciuding with PRAYER meeting. Rev. Mr.. Gard.
ncr preached a, night. from Acts, 18th Chapter,
sOth aud 3iN verses And the times Of this
ignoi ancr God winkei at hut now command.
eth all men everywhere TO repent Because he
hath appointed a day, in the which he will Judge
the world In righirousness hy tina, man whom
he hath ordained whereof be hath given Assu-
rance unto all men, 10 that he hath raisrd him
from the dead A." The meeting closed on Friday
morning.
Voter Csmp. This Camp IL situated NEAR
Randa,lstown In the Second District This year
about three hundred tens were erected. MARY
land, Delaware, Ohio and Pennsylvania hcing
represented by ieni-holdcrs, aud Il Is estimated
that six or seven thousand people attended on
Sunday The be-, of order. except in one or
two instances, has prevailed. John Summerirld
Berry. Esq, was Chairman Of Committee OF Ar
ran grmcnis and Police, and his precaution againsi