New-York tribune., 1871-07-15
NATIONAL CAMP MEETING.
NINTH DAYS PROCEEnINGS-


INTEREST ATTACHING TO THE YOUNG Folks
MEETING.
ROUND LAKE, n. Y. July 12.-The rain, last
night ntorfcred with the regular order exercises
At the o'clock meeting this morning. the Rev. Mr.
Lawrence of New-Jersey made fiery speech, aud eX-
hortcd the people to sweetness. He said people
were crooked they couldn't lie straight Mr. Little
stated that five years he saturated with rum
and tobacco and every vile thing Mr Munger sald he
had little girl who was cripple, and it was his office
TO carry her mp stairs She not content to rest sim
ply in his arms but would say Papa, want 10 touch
you and would reach out her little hands TO his face
Just it with his desire for Jesus-he wanted the
touch Of his presence sturdy scaflring sunburnt
man. who spoke with proper emphasis, said he had
burden on his heart He quoted pointed texts of Scrip
tUre in regard gold and costly apparel The Rev Mr.
lee related that he had been TO the Palmer prayer
meeting. and had heard woman, who was richly
attired and with costly rings in her ears give glowing
account OF her own sancudcation. After the meeting he
said her: "Siser your earrings and holiness do not
harmonize She said that she them for her eyes
lie replied that his eyesnccdcd to be treated through MS
ears, he should something less noticeable man
who said he believed in quick work. wanted all Shoud
rise who In sympathy with this talk OF putting on
iewelry and fine apparel All arose except two IL was
noticed that many who had rings at the o'clock
meeting had them off at the meetings later IN the day.
Dr. Boardman holds at least two meetings daily for
instruction" young man, this morning, said he found
~ diiCu lllng 10 rest ne du lut manu- oi plthiug
himself 70 pieces OF jumping up every and then to
see II ne was an right. Dr. B. said that Christ a
wonderful curcr Of bad habits. lie cured habits of
WHISKY OF opium-aking and lie could that OF
rest. The young said that he always supposed he
must night his battles The Doctor said. that
it his trouble; lie should let Jesus do the fighting for
linn. An old man wanted 10 tell chow lucky ne had
been in this matter" "Who gave you the luck 2"
asked. going 10 ten you he replied - couldn't
three after believed before got the blessing"
The regular meeting conducted in the Taber
nlcc by tie Rev. Mr. Boole Of NewYOrk Father Jenni
som whose bescttng weakness IS tendency to utter
TRADES against women, arose land delivered himself OF
the same old harangue before in this fashion
woman and the devil turned everything upside down
IN the beginning. God had given TO woman a special
Cf for influence that lie had withheld from man. But
Satan had her early in her e and she had Kept
up her wckednoS since tell you, my dear sisters,
the devil hasn't left you alone yet Satan refused to
smte jobs wife because he knew she OF his best
allies" He closed with beseeching his dear
sisters to lay iewclry and fashion. j. Pearsa Smith,
a Presbyterian ayInan fron Philadelphia, said that he
had been thanking God for the positive spirit Of the
meeting. He wanted people to be so occupied with
Jesus forget all about sin and the dealings Of the
devil The positive thing is Christ. II is living out Of
sight OF sin that gives the soul full rest and what is still
better the wonderful energy the Holy Ghost In refer
ring 20 excessive demonstration he said that when the
soul was completely filed with Jesus, holy calm rested
upon IT, All was strong ana pOlstu Jesus was always
quiet. when he raised the dead he simply spoke. Being
a business man. Mr. Boole wanted to be told how this
religion served in business. Mr. Smith said that IN the
midst OF business surrounded with work and workers,
the blessing had to him. Sometimes his boat tipped
10 one side but as the rudder all right he was soon
ND and Of again. The surface sometimes agitated,
hui the calm within was undi,turbed. His rest had
come from obedience He found now as easy TO praise
God a, 10 breathe The thought of disobedience was
fryh;f He was listened to with the greatest interest
"a, he always and can give but FAINT IDEA OF iAe
beauty Of his speech aud manner.
The 10 o'clock meeting, held In the open an was
opeued with unusually long season of singing sing
lug here is quite essential PRAYER one man, some
where in the suburbs of the congregation who evidently
failed appreciate the fitness OF things, every now ana
then threw of lusty Amen" which was painfully in
CougruOus After the singing, Mr.. InsSp remarked that
the fare To the Urbana Camp Meeting from New-York
and rcur via the Erie Railroad, would be So IS. He
urged every body 90 who wanted to see most beautl
ful country and meet with wonderfully hosptaDle peo-
ple He said he had been in the midst Of wonders ever
since he had been I'm this business, which accounted for
his frequeht use Of wonderful" and wonderfully
one of the wonderful things this special blessing had
done was 20 open the pockets Of rich men, BY the
heart of Brother Remington had been strangely warmed
and beside muuccnt giving 10 educational and re-
gous purposes he had just given $1,000 TO pay of tho
liabilities Of little church at Mannheim, Pa. The opening
prayer closed with recital Of the Lords Prayer
by the entire people Among the requests for prayers
was one for the City Of NeWYOr that there might DE no
coucu,sion Of Orauccmcn with the Romausts; another
for ny husband Cithohc;" for a Congregational min
stcr m behalf OF missionary work among the Catholics
and Indians in Canada, and for numerous husbands,
wives, sons daughters and family relations generally.
These written requests held up while the concrega-
ton stands in silent prayer The Rev. Dr. Porter of the
Book Concern preached. HIS sermon abounded in illus
fratIous and was VIyacOus even 20 the close When ne
had concluded. some Of the congregation were inclined
away, when lu-Elp stepped To Ae mont Win an
cdiCt. "Dnr't move Hold fast Don't lct any human
being move" This order was obeyed until the singing
va. ful~hci. -
leader Of thr meetings for young people, Nld cdfg OF
fle one Of TO-DAY. lie expressed great sympathy
for all those Who. having found the blessing here,
must now go back to the old matter OF TACT life
TO he with him in the times OF annoydn ana
l,erplexii,ts. lie did not think an easy and smooth
life was best for them WIN trias come sIeIsin ana
the richness OF experience The young dear glr before
mentioned. present with her radiant lace ana sEett
voice. and simple story 10 tel. beautiful, golden
haired maiden said she had thought the mat
fious uertaiuUg 20 herself, one by one, ON one
side. with .su- the other, and had resolved 10
live Jesus, a Young man, who spoke Win apparent
insurance, believed u the matter or cOnstcidtlo lidt
1lc best way do 10 give up all "n lump when
everything had been -iven 10 formed very miserable
cft in comparison WIKI what was received Ihe motto
plough and altar. lac thought was appropriate Tor
Them: Ready Tor work or for sacrifice Nr LOnsacle
suggested an interval OF silent pray because
each knew his own pecuNdF wants Detttr thdh
another could These meetings possess ptCuhdr interest
The young people appear to Poe nuch ABOVE the average
intelligence ot young men ana lualIens' anu Her sedh
Tins afternoon the Rev. l. Il. Dunn preached warm
Hearted, iery sermon.
TENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.