National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

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nnde,ia,,ng win fuIi reliance on oo, meyer
ralIed Innstrot,ons from religious bi.tory were
,hrilIInvIy cited nv the speater Of snccessfuI
Efforts hacked by reliance on t,oJ. Ne,bodsm
puts lts lever down low. "heayIng men nm. y and
il is stIll heaylng them up to the city Of the New
Jerusalem, Metno,iists, don't he ashamed Of the
lever which has heayed Won from the pitl BE
proud of n and manifest IL nv giving our church
your life. The eternal C,od NAV have some great
work to accomplish by sending you. The death
Of Iatimer At the stake was forcibly referred TO.
We are following in other footsteps, and Others
must follow in ours. May God let the mantle Of
qht Of our forefathers, who fought for Christ,
fail upon us.
Religious courage is honored Of God with sue
c,ss. As certainly as David Killed gollab, we
shall kill our giants Of dificuity II we are true
a1d faithful. Gods artillery will be kept In re-
serve for our help at the appointed time. Often
the endurance requires more courage than actual
nght; the trumpets sounding on the other side
will inspire you in actual contest.
Wear here on this camp ground for purpose;
shall We succecd7 Let no mans heart fall. Sue
cess and victory IL ours. The fire and nash IL
still In Methodsm; let US get Its courage, even
II by struggle and effort.
All p. m, Rev. J. J. Sargent, Of baltimore,
preached from Matthew, Sad chap, iith and 18Th
verses. "And when the king came In TO see the
G tests, he saw there man which had not on
wedding garment and he said unto him: friend,
how earnest thou In hither not having on wed.
ding garment p and he was speechless.r
The following named preachers have arrived
alnrp liaf
owen, Of Union chapel; Mr.. Norris, Of Waugh
chapel; Mr.. Black, Of Wesley chapel; Mr.. Shan
non, Of Ryiand chapel; q. q. Baker, OF Hamllne;
@. A. Hail. Of the Y. N. G. Al A. !. Gu, Of East
washington; Professor Henry Harmon, Of Dick
inson College; Mr.. Sargent, Of -; Mr.. Hildt,
Of West river; Basil Barry, OF Rockville; A. N.
York, Of Providence; Mr.. Browning, Of Mont
/ gomery, Md. Also several local preachers, In
| Guiding whom there are over thirty Methodist
| preachers now on the grounds. Many Of these
will be compelled TO leave this afternoon, to oil
their church pu,pits on tomorrow; eli are ex-
pscted to return on Monday, when others are
Also looked for.
To-day has been one continuous religious ser
vice, 80 short have been the intermissions. A
Using current of religious feeling is apparent to
| ALL and the troubling Of the waters OF salvation
/ "A hourly looked for. Many WORLDLY minded peo-
/ n,e ALREADY betrav aplritusi concern in their
| faces, and II IL thought that they are eudeayor.
lng 10 hattie on the public confession Of theI,
/ con v,ct,on untii After thu anticipated rush Of
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! water OF equal proportions formed the footways
= and 1t was wade and walk alternately.