New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-14


s1,ckIinSs the word is from heart 10 heart and we
who proclaim the Gospel testify that we have receiver
and speak that We do Know Goa VIII ie'oi'0 "''
How is the trumpet to be blown so that It shall
give forth no uncertain sound There shoun DC no
smbiguity about our preaching We should not only
preach SO that people can understand bn so clearly
fnly TO proclaim the truth whole truth and nothing
but tho truth forth the Gospel In All nheSs anu
ton that no one shall be lett doubt whether he Is
save himself or another. dnls ,apnnsy II
we aim only to please men anu s"o rJ
the interests OF their souls we are ue'Pcuob hidden
truth and conscience on our side anh "o arc LUZ
TO cry aond and spare not and show men Az teli no
The text defines the CONDITION o, 'h2so o antcast,
OF tn Gospel Is made ihey are ,It 80
ready perish. The solemn truths OF hInan R i yo,
pray ana danger ro ae % preacher described
power of tho Gospel upon fallen m.n.ls el6 6iog
tbem r., the Holy Mount OF God the Gospel Cnutch'
He closed by cnarging upon the oDllgauoh 10 "o d
in the sanctuary the family. and IN the closet, anu
upon the danger under IN deferrng the aecep'
Alter tine sermon prayer was offered by the H,V. L.
Meredith OF Troy ana the Rev. DE- King, ana ~ eloh
prayer meetings were held IL taDeThacies anu I""y
t,nts Mrs Leaskford. whose prayer meetings torard
The end OF entire sanctilcatiOn feature O te
recent encampment OF the National camp hee'ra
three meetings daily at 8 a. w., D. m'' anu . b. "'
SERVICES IN TIE AFTERNOON
AT tho afternoon service prayer was offered by the
Rev. DIR. Taylor OF Toronto. aud the sermon was
preached by the Rev Dr.. Arson Green from inc sano
city and OF tho Wesleyan Church OF Canada lie was
introduced by Bishop James, who remarked previously
that the name of national international camp meet
ing winch had been applied To TINS ehcahPnen, a,i
from Its founders, because thele j. no
church. either ia tins country or IN Canada dnu toho
quentiy there can be no nalOhai chulCb @
but TINS Is fraternal campmecung. at Wn 1' ,
seuta ives from all tue different branches OF MethOo
in United states and canada are eA p1.Icu 10 -
in Fellowship and also IN me OF soti. bn
verse; Ia Introducing Dr. Green he sdld thit ne htu
been engaged more than 81 years la pr1dcA'n- NH'
Tue Rev Dr. Green is a sturdy venerable man. bear,
ing his many years ligy upon MS VS9toLS HI Sa I
his bale, well-marked face snowy mar anu cGds
encompass his compact mead. Ia manner ne Is deeuc
and urgent; III utCrancc Tree OF language pOnc III NJ
simple win abunIance OF scrip urll llu'trl uol' ~
took Tor text verses Of the slNth chdpte
of Isaiah, containing the vision OF tue sIoFJ Oh .e
aud the touching OF tne Ups OF the proPne. w,i ne d
great work Tor his creatures 10 perform, NC Soo
ally selects great agents 10 perform thdt woIh aii
when they required extraordinary grace for inc ais
charge duties III ancient times TINS grace was
very often given visions aud revelations rom the
Lord Moses Ialied his great mission by the
vision OF the burning Dush In Ike manner pS i sd
TIC prophet Ezeke was strengthened ioI ms W.. n, n
when God wished for suitable agent 10 open 'e
pei plan to the Gsnte world man OF wen ualned
mind stored wth the leaning D. t9 tini,, a. v, - -
well balanced, he did to the hsh-JOdts OF Gin-
lee or the cusonl-houses OF Judf f,i, t nne
to the Royal College at jerusalem ana q'iiucu ho
for his work by marvellous VISION uiou % u ~,
! r.rssei Paul that no Vas sdppor,S" an. ' '
his whole life. when God qhred prophet To predict
| the coming HIS Son, - admirably aud clearly
that 1t would seem ike the record OF what had taken
place rather tnan prediction 100 years before the
event lie did not 90 to the farmers oi Israel or even 10
tGd sheep ods OF Jesse out TO the Of JUDAH,
! and TOOK Isaiah the nephew OF the regnng king, and
| qualified him Tor his work by the marvellous vision Oh
| the text In that vision he displayed Tue glory OF
christ That It was Cnrist whom Isaiah In glory Is
| proved by the reference 10 the VISION made III the
twelfth chapter of John In the vision christ Is caned
tho Savior absolutely e. enaly, ana elefhdly uou'
Tue glory OF Christ Is seen IN the SCAT he occupies IN
the vision, which Is nigh aud lited up ABOVE al woIlus
and beings. DR.. Green then at considerable length OK
planned he glory OF seat above an %2l e cS aS
ratug the wonders or the heavens anu tle ~
able distances OF the stars and aiterward spoke Oh te
attempts hch had ben made TO aero9de iIo, tn l
glory OF CHRIST lndes nave urea IN varIous 10y o NJ
pluck Christ from HIS throne. Perhaps some oI you
have tried it. Be very cautious ABOUT IT, po'sneru
may strive with potsher out now eau n , it
win his Maker! hundred years ago pert, htle
Frenchman SAID tnit il took twelve men 10 saDilsn
Chris anlty but that he alone would destroy H. christ
still sits upon Ills throne, Out what OF NOitdire Inc
preacher urged Ills hearers TO let inc Messiah ielg III
tner hearts and then Hey would reign with their r.
deener In heaven. one OF the elements Oh CHI't
glory ia the vision. SAID he Is the glorious retnue tit
attend, HIM. ST. John says that mere are .hou,anus
and thousands and ten thousand tlmls ten thou-
Him. They are HIS ministers and miustenng
spirits unto men, over whom tney h wa ihay
impart Instruction. And angels arc mere, tulHh, ~
suggest holy thoughts and 10 receive instruction a. wen
as inpart it, Paul has said that unto pinclpa
ties and powers IN heavenly places sha be maze kno S
by the Church the manifold riches OF God IL 10 sall
tnat the angels desire look into these things Iney
desire To look into the atonenent Tor You ana me on
Calvary. When their br0tAer-anges reDeled ana reli
there was atOnement, no sacrInce Tor them. Ihey
were cast Of heaven aud condemned forever without
a savior. because they fell without tempter while for
Door, human souls who are led astrdy there Is an
cectual sacrifice sufficient aonenent The discourse
closed win argument concerning the true glory or
Redeemer III HIS spiritual empire, and mans luine-
date nect OF shlVdtiOu
After the sermon there very protracted and
demOnstratiye prayermeetlns where Tie suppIcalloh
uncommOnly ferYent
ENTHUSIASM OF A COLORED BISHOP.
The evening services held in the regular preach
ug stand the Circle" aud not at the large tent as
on the preceding night. The mosquitoes were found
much less troublesome within the depths Of the grove.
cd hv ne
African NJ T. Church. a short and welset coored man
OF the darket hue. His head was surrounded with
gray fringcs. Tue preacher began with the utmost de-
liberation seeming under restraint. HIS words came
very slowly; he made hardly any gestures, and there
were long pauses between his sentences But as he
grew animated with the sympathetic attention OF ms
audience. inspired by their shouts Of glory To God
raised his voice till 1t tremendous shout, passing
at times into a scream The homey words, the blunt
| a mighty wind His face gowed as with fire
through streams of perspiration induced by the VIC,
fro and Numbered his words till the waters OF the
lake resounded. His zeal delighted the congregation
approval At the start he dsavowed
intention OF giving sermon but said he would simply
make exhortaon He took for his text the Attn
OF the xixth chapter Of John, Behold bring Him forth
you that you may know that tnd no fault IN Him."
| Much in detail he went over the circumstances Of
Chrst's last days on EARTH His trial condemnation and
death. lie aimed to show that no fault could be found
with the name OF the Savior with His character His
life, His works. But he dd not 00nuue himself TO
these themes bn. moved up vigorously suggestion
or hint or sui1ect III any way coDnecuu WIN MS
topics that into his mind. He called Plate Tar
seeiug, cunning politician ana remarked that he ke1
| such men when they were not bad He
argued at great length that Christ completely
fulfilled all the predictions Of all the Prophets In has
phrase He every bit filled the whole bill OF the Proph
| ets" He went over the expectation OF the Messiah
from the patrarchAl age down 20 the birth at Bethle
hem. In enarging upon Gods mercy he stroye TO de-
that the greater part of mankind since the
had been saved by adding TO the half who die in
infancy and to heaven, he claimed, the holy men
Of old the saved OF the House OF Israel those OF
Gentiles who, not living under the law were law unto
themselves aud the nnumerable multitude saved under
the dspensatlOn. His discourse was about an hour