, 1874-09-06
WORSHIP IN TIE WOODS.

for Tu- -Day-S3Yi:in OF tho National
Cn7np-M Mcctinu-zsio o. rz1pfiy OF Prcsi-
dent tnhs1lP.
Sp<ci1i Dispatch to The C2ttcaoo Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept 5.-Ihe National Camp
Meeting. after the great washing received By the
recent showers, which lasted until the wee ama'
hours. is lirelier than ever. The weather
frightened up this Il. H., the rain having proved
more beneficial than otherwise. Bright aud early
the faithful wero Oh hand for the carly
prayer-meeting, which occurred at 5:30 o'clock.
The devotional exercises At O'Clock were con-
durted by the Rev. 1nskip, vino seems to be tho
only Clergyman on the grounds that can stir up
enthusiasm in the cause. At 10 E. H., the Rev.
Father Coleway, OF the Troy, n. T., Conference,
dlscourred upon "Jhe Kiudon OF God s not
meat and drink, but righteousness aud joy in the
II oily Ghost"
At p. III. the Rev. William Mcdonald. OF tho
New Euslnnd Conference. d:scour:ca c!cqHcnt1y
upon - Come now and let It's reason together.
saith the Lord
The children's meeting WAS conducted in the
afternoon aud evening, By tho Rev. Jennie T.
Willing. Tonight the I,ev. W. L. Osborne Of
Atlanta, Ca, is holding forth III the pull pi; to q
congregation Of about 200 persons.
Tho religious fcrvor seems to be greatly on tho
increase. mauy having become convinced of tho
error of their way confe6acd tho eatae aud beg
ging On their knees for mercy.
The additiop in numbers to-day have no. been
as great expected, there being about the same
on the grounds permanently as yesterday.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW
will be the came as to-day. The officiating min
stera at tie different SERVICES have not been a1f
nounced. The following nre tho prominent ar
Stephen Henderson, OF Iowa; Richard j.
Siyctr,ugen, TiEton, Ia; Col. Robinson. q
prominent lay.nun OF Indiana; ". S.
Harm ar1ns tSn S.tr,.t iressins EsT esc, Of to +
anrorn, Ill; tue Rev. Ettrldgo, Chicago: n. II.
AStell. D. D., Ell lein, Ill; J. .. Crsnb, Morris,
Ill; T. c. Clendeuing, Grant place, Chicago;
Asard. Aurora, ILL.,; ". F. Stewart aud father,
Chicago; Haywood, Iowa; G. ". BrinlIe. Iowa !;
J. T. Rice. prominent lay1nan aud President of
rolling-rnlll in PENNSYLVANIA.
Tho Village OF EIwood, in Will County. is
THE BANNER TOWN FOE ATTENDANCE,
being represented By fourteen large tents
There will DO no special train run on either
the Rock Ialand or Cut-OH Railroads ttur1n: the
meeting. There will he no special train OIL Sun
day. as many had supposed This In oiiicla I.
Ali express trains will stop at the camp-SrouEd
OIL either road Special tickets for the National
Camp Meeting will be sold by the Chicago Rock
| Island Pacific Rairoad from Monday morning
to New Leno1 and return at 60 per cent of the
regular rates both ways, including Sept. II !;
good to return on or boiore Monday. Sept. IA.
THE NATIONAL cAMp-MEET1SG COMMITTEE
consists OF fourteen ministers and five lnYuleu,
President, of New York; William Mcdonald,
Fico-PresldeDt, Boston, s1aes.; the Rev. George
I1ughes, Secretary, New Jersey tho Rev. Will
lam B. Osborne. Atlanta, Ga; tho Rev. J. Cnle-
! man. Pennsylvania the Rev. L. Il. Dunn, New
jersey Alexander Mclean. New York the Rev.
W. II. Booth, New York tho Rev. Jaulos
! Wood, the Kev. J. E. Scarles, the Rev. J. D.
Foote, New York ". S. uarow. Rhode Island !;
tho Rev c. Munger, Maine the Rev. D. Low
cry and DR.. Mast, OF Ohio.
Tue following arc the laynen The Hon. ".
c. Dupaugh, Indiana A. S. Pcrh;nB Ohio; w.
r. REESE, Pennsylvania G. N. BluebaIer, Peuu-
sylrauia and L. II. Perry, Maryland.
The Commi.te WAS organized for the promo
tioa Of the doctrine aud experience OF ontiro
| sancti.icalon
THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGNING MOVEMENT
was fist originated by the Rev. J. S. IlEklD and
tue Rev. ". Osborne. A meeting called in
ph1ladcpha OF those friendl: to the movement,
to consider tho subject. 1t was we'll attended,
N. J. Since TINT time twenty-oue national
meetings have been held, at tho following
pisces: yineland. n. J.; Mannheim, Pa !;
found Lake. n; T.; Ulbana; ;, O.; Ham; ans
t4n a1s,r aud % stStnf So ass oakaeeen Highland d ana
Williamsville and Dcspaincs. III. The last
meeting ras held 1T Orchard Beach, Me-, which
was the 1argcs: ever held by the Committee.
PRESIDENT 1SsK1r.
The Rey. J. S. 1nskip, President Of the Ma
tionzl Camp Meeting Committee. is 50 years of
age. He is an Englishmau by birth. but has
been III the United States since he was years
Of age. His homo is at Wilmington. lei.
He has been a member OF the Church
~ years, and IVES converted ut Chester County,
Pa, under the ministry OF Levi Scott, now one
OF the Bishops. Tins is his fortcth year IN the
ministry. He commenced his ministerial career
i'll phiadelphia. WAS thence transferred to the
New York (East) Conference. He has been sta
toned in New York, philapelrha, Cincinnati,
Brooklyn, aud Baltimore. He took special in
tcrest in cam"-meetings years ego, and tho na-
t,onal camp-rncetinga wore first spoken Of in a
conference with the Rev. William osborne, OF
Atlanta, Ga