New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
CAMP MEETINGS.
Az MARTHA's VINEYARD.


CONCLUSION OF THE sERvICEs-A VISIT TO TlIh
MASSACHUSETTS n-soME OF THE results
OF THE MEETING.
WESLEYAN GROVE, Aug. 23.-Tbe great Calnp
meeting Those who made light OF Hha'o
seen, and confessed their mistake. larger VI lii
eessful meeting was never held In every fesP0O' -,
KiOasy, financially and socisy--the Results , on
satisfactory Inward OF 40 persons have p, ~,
version and the church has been greatly tho
fhis season OF refreshing. Many lots "efo ~ -, .o,vn
usual price t5i and the Associations Ieasu! 49, nr,ce
fat lodgings have been IeASon"D. a in their
a. no- 6avl II not over luxurious ~ ,'.her
t,.,s The crowds that hoekeo L."
~ hoen orderly two drunkards SIX the total
one false prophet and pooa no Evidences Of power
I'M vehement there strong ana oeedpgs satur
eafDestnoss r9n5ng day The Neptune Club OF yonhg
tara from Norwak CS SIn .nd te lovers music. The
Hntebinsons reinforced TO the n3e Rev Mr. Angler of
BY the Neptune Qasrdets e grove early Saturday
as"ing County-st Park was cIoSuou ~ t Toa
Ihen ,h sng s.enpg thousands, in fine STYLE u" Cry
tn Macedonia THE Millennium, and Room En0ugn
tfun ~ A. rms pOint Gen. Butler and Senator wilson
d0 red and the multitude joined In the John Brown
Chorus" with viii and the usual cheers DO four our
Sered by the Neptune boys Mas Ward. sweetly sang
with thai hearty old song 'stood old Jacob" bene
diciion % applause followed the serenade, : Attie
Deumit sang WELL and astOnshed the audience Witn
the great volume Of sound that proceeded from 50 small
o vocalist. ~, ,,-,.,o
Senator SDragne arrived on SATURDAY WltD his Whoio
family and was much pleased with his charming cottage
where he received the congratulations of the other po
pabie and was much admired Gov Padeford and Chief
Justice Brayton came. IS expected and stayed over
Pratt the Great American Traveller" for some reason
did not appear Gems Grant and sherman ana NOT arrive
Saturday morning the Rev. Mr.. Bates OF Taunton
preached from the text Math 81 90: The harvest truly
* penteous but the laborers few His sermon was
appropriate and successful. The Rev. Mr. sawyer OF
Providence preached in the afternoon from the text John
A, a bright
clear practical, and weldevefed. saturday
Night the pu5lc outdoor exercises were interrupted 9
n Heavy shower but there was preaching 10y the Rev.
Messrs. TwOnbley, Windsor, and Hyde in the large
Society tents On Sunday about $4,000 people were III
and near theeamp, part listening to and sr0ng
or tho bluffs but many thousand paying reyereDt heed
to the preaching OF the Word Among the latter were
Senator Sprague and his family, Judge BraytOn, GOV;
PadefoJd and Gen Butler Hearty songs were furnished
especially by the latter, whose "men IN UNI
form" stirred up considerable entbusiaSm. 3mons
the lay speakers Senator Wilson, Gov;
CIafin Judge Russell, H. B. AylswOrth, esd and
others The love feast the morning was conducted by
Father Upham WHO was stationed Oh TINS circuit 20 os
ago IL characterized by much eaTnestness, cor
densed eoquenee and some dro and feciions remarSs
About 800 spoke ia an hour ana ha AZ oCioK '1o
was "a children's meeting, over Whlch Gov. OidHh pre-
were genial and earnest justifyng the pride which
Methodists and all good men take m the Governor Inc
Gov. Clahn paid them ha89som5e t !G OF
SsS eoSl Jti Mary at the Cross and "Tho en-
man." their selections The good old tune Corona
uSn was SuuS ~ "a dcI on he inc nortsnce Of t6e
Snnday school 10 the State There had been in the past
he said struggles Of principles and pOices bu Slavery
dead. reconstruction was sealed ana 0tiSf ana gl,
er dutes now awaited Hundreds OF thousands were
blocking the country imbued with OldS9Ild prlh-
eiples We must elevate them or they would pull us
down Asatics We're swarming to our shores ana they
must be reconstructed. TIE Rev Dr. SCuder next spoke
on behalf Of the Christian Ministry and Judge Russell OF
Boston discoursed pleasantly Of the GOOD time present
which kings and prophets OF Oden time in vain lenRed to
see The deaf ana dumb present were theh ADDRESSED
and prayed with by means Of the "sign language The
meeting was perhaps the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in this camp.
ssting of Senator Wilson, Gov Claihn, Gen Butler Ben
Made Judge RUSSELL the HuichlnsOus and daet or the
Neptunes 60 the scholarship Massachusetts Cen Butter
and Judge Russell made few remarks to The boys ana
the musicians sang "The WandeTcr" "GOOd Old Days OF
YOre" &c After examining the boys and the vessel the
party returned. The preaching on Sunday morning was
by Ar j. Talbot from the text Isa. ILL., and g. Surey
He hath borne Cricfs" In the afternoon excellent
sermon was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Whedon from the
Everlasting fe but he that beeveth not the Son shall
not see hfe' The crowds addressed in various
Windsor Church, W. 4. crafts, and other ceTgymen. In
the evening the preachers were the Rev, Dr. WEBSTER
and Father Upham After the sermons many came for,
ward "Or prayers, and the meeting was continued uht
The Woman's Missionary Meeting on Saturday evening
deserves mention. Gov. Calm presided and largo
audience listened attentyey TO tie Rev. Mr.. TwOmbey
OF Charlesown, and Mrs. Patt OF Brooklyn, on the
Of missionaries and doctors for the women OF India
Mr. Maynard also spoke OF the poor widow who cast
into the Treasury her two mites and OF other important
This morning at o'clock was held the concluding ser
vice, DIR. Brown, the presiding elder, conducting. a
unanimous vote Of thanks rendered him. and col
lection OF $500 taken up for the church which the
HutchnsOns trying 10 build The great circle was
then formed the Misunderstanding and gOOdbyes all
finished, aud the meeting was over. Many, however,
sui remain and preaching slnging and social amuse'
ments also continue bn thousands leaving for their
distant homes, aud chabOd" will be written over
the portals OF tie Vineyard