Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-08-01
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CAMDEN, July 5olh, 1867.
yesterday opened upon the sleeping inhabitants
Vi .nis classic grove WIN freshness and GOODNESS
iu'o 'no icscrse VI .'ic iist lew Gays. Inc morn
nS "as ushc'eu III ny lhc sweet Singing Oh inc
iipe ioni' ei' 'i'e Siuiiipers Vi 'hc Sleep
NY .nousanus Vi .hose WHO nave specialiy met
neio W mofsii'p uoa wefe broken. Inc Dlfds
"eio l''ppy, hot sparrow iaiis 10 the srouua
wi'hou' ms ho'icc' Mature tlis morning STANDS
uresseu III living grcel' Inc peafiy ram drops
sh''e' anu sparkle us inc sun rays IKE great
s.ercopiicoh throws before our enraptured gaze
picture unsurpassed ny human ART. ffesentlythe
great trumpet sounds and reverberates through
OUT inc camp, ana lhe programme oil another day
- cohihehcea' frayef meetings are held IN the
large meeting lent Which are vigorously carried
Oh uhtil INC trumpet SOUNDS the signal ior puphc
worship.
Inc attendance, yet large, has fallen oil consid-
Grady sihcc ouhuay. hcV MI. emltn OF inc
ERIC Conference preached IRON the "a chapter OF
nohians anu thc gu ana 4th verses, winch was
cut shore ny INC commencement Oh II shower oil
ram, which scattered the people to their large
meeting tents where the exercises were varied
between prayer and experience meetings. Owing
~ .ne ,' ",e'i s'i'' CONTINUES W i'i'' .ne SUI
y. wy w. eonn.'u " '',o ~.
A.'i ''"'' "i,oio nes. =. ht'ennouse' Vi WI
ni"seoh, pie"oncu ioii 'ie 'lh ci'ap'er vi 'iic
Acls VI 'he Apos'ies anu inc ION verse;
-hnolner consfcsotioh ALSO asseiipica III thc
ia'se lower meeting Tent where hcv' A. L. Scout
Pieaenea nom 'c gu eiiapter Oh 'ohh ana the 'h
'e'se' Do'h Vi 'heso meetings. were iohoWcu ny
p'"yo, ine.,i'ss a'''nueu Will g.ea. suecess
.'s''' "'.' oA'"o s"n. 'i'.',on mum
"' on % W. s'o"' po''s ioi "nien 'iiie Acious
psoiio az s'ii''n my aio nos eoh.ehe WIN
NV ',eio a.'ainen. " Jus.'n'a'ioh W ,'i'i, out
nc "''', .'.ou " ',so W u isher su'tc III eh'is-
''ii pc'i.e,o'' ""u eApoi'eneo an 'no p'sssinss
" p.i''eo 'o,o' aie "no WA. WITNESSES 'hesc
nooe.ss WIN say una. .hey arc no. IN earnest,
Vi 'neii ptoiessio,iS an io'c ooaset Inc day mas
gong py ior such oppositon 10 nave any other
ehoc' ',iil W W ies WIN .he silent contempt IL
ihe camp Meeling may now DC SAID TO DC fully
anuef why, anu .nc wooas are al al limes fesoun-
ns "''r "e wv y. ,"''oay anu 'ie SUNNI u
p'y - .uio'' ~. noehins W .he ai''r
ss Wv ~ SNen'ea =. 'iieh BINS .iic RESERVE
- 'no 'i'' y" NY n.'s uis.ppeurea, anu Tue poo
Pc en'ei iiioie ireeiY ii.o 'hc WORK.
Rev. j. W. Wood preached from the main stand
in The evening, from the Sth verse of the 9TH chap
ter OF Matthew after which prayer meetings were
held in st. Pauls, Dover and Smyrna tents, which
Me'e at1enueu WIN powerful resnis-hampefs OIL
uhoehe'eis, a,u .iosc ou' Vi eliris' afe pelhS
eonVci.eu' anu oeheVers are houriy peing sahct-
hee' ihe iicetihgs Vi INC evening were kept up
10 iale houf, anu aithongh inc trumpet has
souhucu tne rctirlns signal inc people are ioath
to leave the place where Jesus shows his smiling
face wish could describe to your numerous
readers the beautiful effect of meeting like this
held on calm summer evening, in the calm hour
of night, in beautiful grove lately washed nv re
freshing showers, amid the bright glare ofnumer-
Gus camp fires while from the great st. Paul's
tent, from the Smyrna tent, from the Dover tent
and from numerous private tents emanate sounds
ofpraisc and prayer of rejoicing, Of duplication
of sweet meodious music, impressive is this hour
Its influence is felt all over the ground it has
borne down all feelings of giddy mrth, and moth
Ing prevails but deep religious sentiment.
The camp at the midnight hour has BECOME
quiet. Wearicd nature has sought rcpose. and
after a few hours balmy slecp we are again ava
kened by the clear ringing voice of Rev. Alfred
7. Scott, at o'clock this morning, as he is
preaching ''Holiness" to an appreciative audi
encc. He made his remarks from the 51st Psalm
"Creatc within me n clean heart and renew q
right spirit within me.'' II.
c,unry .Ju,v aoth 1897
Tn INV last renor, Ro,, A,froa n soott hod Inst
conclpdod bis fvc o,oIoo ,,,or,,;,,e, s,,;oos
announced that he would nrcoc oga;n ton, orro,v
morning Mt tl,e somo bour If no,h;ra ;ntorronoa
tn nrcve,tt him Mr. scott 10 ,,,,,1;sh,n. ,,,os,.
on "Holiness,'' In monthly numbers, the first
number of which he has with him; no Christian
should be without it. 1t is lighthouse amid
Sea of danger Interesting services were held this
st. Paul's was conducted by Reys. s. L. Gracey
and Vim NJ. Warner. did not learn who led
tbo meot;ng i, Newer toni hut am told thoro
was n noyerru1 demonstration of Tho uoIv snir;t
manifested. An immense CONGREGATION assembled
Mt thc main stand This morning nj 10 O'Clock for
nubc worshin when tbe Row VIM r. ENGLAND
I'M nowcrtu, and CONVINCING sermon proclaimed
the nnsneal,oble riches of tbe reloon of Christ
and his mower and willingness on earth to for
give sins; as he proceeded with his sermon the
congregation grew larpcr and larger until several
thousand persons had assembled. He took his
text from the 9Th verse 9TH chapter of Galatians.
{. For in f,bri,t Jesus neither circumcision avail
9TH INV thine nor uncrcumcision Int fail,
which worketh bv love-"
Tho inAponca of tho .nirit 10 felt bx, tbo entre