National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-31


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THE NR\y CAMP-GROUND.
special Meeting OF Tue I.s'ees
General TAX over inc rrc1ec,-h-
tempted DictRtion by tho Noung Wen's
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Railroad Arrangement Completed.
inc eAo.u a,.,,s.' ~, ,'s "a H..
camp Mee''ns hs'ov'a',on ne'a mee'hs ~
Wesley chapel lhst night Inc following gem
M Ianahan. pres,diny elder wasbinoton dls-
". n y, a,,ns... p,ss.., us,,,n.. ns -
r. Morgan, J. r. woodward, J. A. Run, John
Wade John I. Mitchell and Mr.. Langley,
Tho meeting was onenei win ,lsvot,ora, nv.
erciscs; after which the following schedule OF
the trains OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, arranged TO run 10 aud from the
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grounu uu''ns ,nc uurhuon ., Tue cAmp, wa
| announced: To camp, 1850 and O. M; anu o:co
o. IN. From camp, I:25 and $50 q. M; and 0 p.
IN, on sunday-To camp, 1853 and 0 a. M; $3.50
Or. IN. Also, the Point Of Rocks train to Wash.
= ~ ,esy,ng ,nere a, ,hst honr
| " 80. ,... - s,sno, ~ ,,o rv.,,o,,..,
| letler was roau' stneu U, ''e h'ensu'.s'
i trains be run TO camp-meeting on the sabbath,
and stating the uuwlpuuess Of the Y, NJ. Q. A.
~ s,,cna Inc camn in casc ,he reoncs, be moi
complied with.
The letter caused much discussion, which was
participated In by Messrs. Lanahan, Morgan,
Howard. 1t was the unanimous sense OF the
meeting that the wording OF the letter was mex.
cusably unfortunate n the Intentions OF the
men. commendable.
IL was stated In the discussion that the ar
. rangcment OF the camp meeting committee with
WI, moi run spy sre;ysioa frains on the SABBATH
| unless specially requested TO do so by the camp
. meeting committed. After several propositions
writing. stating the above explained arrange,
, ment as to the running OF excursion trains, &c.
, il was unanimously decided that D. II. Stlnemetz
} as chairman Of the transportation committee
| should make the explanation as to sabbath train,
verbally to the signers OF the communication
Il was the generally expressed opinion thai
the Young Mems Christian Association evangeli
cal committee had exceeded the bounds OF pro.
! prety In writing the communication, and that I
I was not the intention Of the camp-meeiing asso
. as to the methods Of conducting their camp
: meeting affairs.
3 Motion TO request the railroad company not u
. reach 4 vote owing 10 the explanation mad
q that the definite agreement with the railroa'
e company now Is that It will not run such train
| unless requested by the committee to do so.
e was the sense OF the meeting that no attemp
+ should be made to induce the railroad compah
a not to run the regular trains on Sunday stoppn
n At the groundf.
q MT, Wlilett stated that he, Mr.. Morgan an
n Mr.. Wade were on the camp ground yesterday
= Forty men are engaged working vigorously get
n ting all things in proper shape for the meeting
Il The frame work Of 1856 tents has already bee
L put up by Mr.Copeland, ready 20 cover with eau
o vas. One Of me dining courts Is II process