New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

from town in an hour and half Do you suppose thst
the so. business carried on under d :hess
meetings run down politicians would object Seldom
You get fS s ssd y ca
not averse little garnish Of world9ess 70 edge hs
Knows this well and uses the knowedge. unless indeed
Gen Butler goes 70 20 6spses eI sn-
the back OF a camp-meeting seat The politicians q
Illinois plains find this convenient corner 70 bold nfor-
age 10 show attention to rellgioni
informal nrc but Il hardy N s
LEI alone s penetrating influence. Its order full OF
those dsPed rassd ON their as
These women found theological schools endow chairs
Tor easy sofas In metropolitan churches. Great polite
meas aud ia due them from such workers
which their homage Is acknowledged. saow Professor
or bland Of Divinity acts equerry in waiting
6ns Eys sgns They delight in full GOWNS Of hicr
black silk, and black bonnets with chanty, yeils,a
costumes They do not despe velvet OF purple shade.
and no can oe 700 nne the q2ora arg
don fell upon them-that magnificent Methodist wbo
must buried In white satin. No small portion Of her
spirit remains TO them ndonitable az when in her
worldly days with the Duchess OF QueeDsbery and Lady
Jennings and dozen OF that temper she beat upon tho
doors Of Parliament in secret session. til by strategy
they forced entrance. None OF the vulgar promiDence
plans obey the simple force OF WILL and they would bs
quite surprised at resistance resuse tn
dissolve in their coffee. Their body is large.
supreme bench one might say. think a denomination
could hardly survive the pressure Of much majesty
A very difusive spirit ia shown in this meeting.
Cheered by crowds which gathered at Darlington. tho
pelng their outside brethren TO In The cultivated
order OF Methodists chary OF acknowledging fully
this movement which is liable to the exquisite OF
enthusiasm. Camp-meengs, a sort OF decorous rel
gous picnic countenanced by select few for beneyo
lent whim just as rich people go TO see poor relations p
the country and eat cream and raspberres with them
are not to be put sort OF thing TEN ,
old extreme doctrine OF complete sanctihcaon worries
day for snch things has gone by and soto pocs "n
ungenteel" SO much for the hemstitched lawn party
foTnd an 9Sf5 with more aocac bodies by
suppressng the obnoxious tenets OF Their own creed
Tine other 81 sds tass DP ns ess the old English Sy9n
"Pm a rantin Methodist" Here in liberal Chicago
spreadns asnnder like the stayes Of a barrel 10 hot
weather the matter is discussed with some Vehemehce
and backwoods divines retort by announcing special
prayer from pulpit for their blinded brethren Judg
the petitions OF the national csmpmeeting must have
special virtue, and little Of them go great way
tion from the controyersy don't believe in sanot
cation" murmurs Dr. Hemstiteh. I'VE don't ethermia
As French friend used to express it, The Almighty
must be very much entertained with the creatures lie
The attendance Is much less than was expected. From
10000 to 5000 were looked for though preparations
were decidedly short for 80 many. Hardly moro than
1900 were present any day during the Inst week Bu
shoutings could be heard mile up the Des PLANES at
O'clock Of an evening Elder" fnskp, the honyoced
shd 1e SsRS ScSe Of the ps
to be favorite Of grace with him so that
have to be cOppertOed to stand much 0at application
He believes in the laying on Of hands, and laying then
shows face OF valor and discretion on the preaching
Straight home with clean logic and hearty fervor He
wears the calm OF one who has fought good hght snd
mrS trY 70 rouse themselves TO Brother" nskps sts
of fire by tones of thunder and daring images and a
nearly sue as one e man tan Rt tbey csnno,
reach boldness Of that OF the Gospel Whs
frighten me- No matter; will believe-satan says YOU
too late too unworthy. Get thee behind me- WI
things are so or not don't whether they're true
not, rH 6eiiere" with shout and stamp that scaee
form is there is something vital necessity in it, as hs
In which the soul must cling TO the truth which
thing TO be considered In rejecting any wholesome
creed shat there no belief under heaven false or true
which may not be riddled to fragments by argument
There Is something beyond reasoning and that is kQe
Ing You may convert the priests you cannot shake
Five hours of pulptpounding, and listening start
If the winds where man has nothing to do with
apt to give one an exciting appetite Next to tramp
ng over the mountains with ones own bacon and beans
,ver ones back, nothing is such hungry work camp
meeting e is sight to see the two thousand pour into
The rough boards covered with white sheets for Ia
oily black cook turns out such crisp fried pork melt
ng potatoes such luxurious stout biscuit and amDrosiA
0fee as never can eXtlngulsn Remember
ychus, the slab benches have backs and ap
roached by brethren and sisters stng over into their
,aces in manner more easy than graceful. Hearty
must satisfy appetites sharpened tho open
either mince spice will answer, but mighty chimes
4 boiled beef, solid puddngs and brgades Of dried ap
lie pies. Coffee has the milk added, and from
earthen pitchers and the whole repast offers tho
earest approach to that of a lumbermans camp that
yes polite are likely to see glance at the pantries
nd ce-rOOm is enough TO destroy ones appetite till
forget II. Such hosts Of food by the hundred weight
IL to be consumed by these men and women In melton
and Paris has 1t is time for evening service.
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