The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-17
The 8utland daily Glohe.
FRIDAY JULY II, 1874
Round Lake Camp Meeting.

REV. MIR. POTTERS DISCOURSE.
The warrior endures the trench and ia
tigue of war; the student of school disci-
pining SO we must run the race of chris
tian experience enduring trial. Christ en-
dured the cross for mediatorial glory.
"The mediatorial glory of Jesus" was the
subject.
1t must be preceded by deep humiliation.
The speaker traced the life of Jesus from
the temptation in the wilderness to the
cross. lie then traced the JOY set before
Christ The speaker said he envied the
Methodist church in tive things, that was the
gift of consecrated song and consecrated
womanhood. He said the Wesleyan church
in Canada admired the choice of men for
bishops. For the first time he said, yes
terday he felt the pressure OF Episcopal
authority when bishop Simpson laid his
hand upon him and told him he must
preach.
This was a powerful sermon, full of gos-
pei truth.
PREACHING BY LADIES.
Miss Simle addressed large company
from the piazza of Mr. Hillmans cottage,
very instructingy, on the power in Jesus
to satisfy the soul of man. Mrs. Thomas
returned missionary is here with Hindo
woman who has little boy about 8 years
of age. They attract great attention.
At IL o'clock bishop Cavenaugh
preached an excellent sermon, from acts
81 chap, 90 and 30 verses.
WEDNESDAY MORNING SERVICE.
The morning is beautiful, the sun shining
in its brillancy and gloriousness.
PRESIDENT GRANT.
President Grant is here, accompanied by
Col. Babcock private secretary, and sits
in the front of the stand. Rev. DR.. Curry
editor Christian .1dcocate at his right, Bish-
on Jones and Chaplain McCabe at his left.
He was introduced to the very large au-
dience of 5000 or 1000 people. The Pres
dent seems to enjoy the occasion very
much. Some of those old gentlemen who
had objected to his administration said lie
was very good President after all doubt
less because he is here, and when he had
failed, it was because he was poorly adj
vised
Rev. DR.. Douglass of Canada preached
from l Thess. 1--5.
REV. DIR. DOUGLASS SERMON.
The great spirit of Paul loved great citie
and centers of oppulence. At Thessolonica
Paul was very successful in his ministry
and dislocated the seat of superstition il
the Temple OF Heathenism When tn,
assoila1 hy tic anan,iae bi
wrote this episte. saying our gospel cam
with power. May this gospel thus com,
this morning.
What is that power which belongs to th
gospel? All science is sitting and searching
to discover, but matter has not the highes
power, that belongs to thought. This pow
er puts energy into him, and to incarnatt
divine poetry upon the canvass, and t.
accomplish his great designs. Omnipoten
power is hidden in the truths of the gospel
Natural theology has not this power, for j
can not be found but in the christian the
ology. This power of nature can disburs
itself through the universe in an instant
bind it in harmony, but it can not bind tn
intellect of men which comprehend it. Blu
the cross of Christ draws these intellects t
the cross of Christ.
This gospel is the gospel of resurrection
and Immortality. 1t takes the darkness O
sorrow from the home and paints the sou
to glorious resurrection and immortality
This gospel comes in the Holy Ghost,
one of Divine influence, comes in creation
and history of the ages, in every mora
regeneration and eliminates in the gospe
of Christ, and this transcends the world
literature, tor the sinful world, and tn
weary one finds solace in it.
I'll, rospa1 shOulI b,ua, oil
Ghost ministry; what is the power of elo
quence without the Holy Ghost? veril
nothing. The gospel comes with much as
surance, it demonstrates itself, in lovin
great sinners. 1t comes also with the as
surance of ultimate triumph. atheism an
tnfdelity, fails its disciples. Here tn
: speaker referred to St. Paurs death bed
: as an indubtable proof of the power of tn
gospel.
Rev. B. l. Ives followed with an exhor
tation, iul of truth and grace.
woMEN's MEETING.
Mrs. Langfords meeting occurred at
p. m. as usual, the tent being nearly full
= Mrs. Langford is from New York, and
truly devoted lady, doing all the good sh
can for Jesus, in very calm, christ-lik
5 manner. In the meeting was DIR. Bottoi
n Pearu of New York, and other clergymer
u all interested in the exercises of the hou
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS,
e Revs DR.. Curry of New York, w.
S delpha, Revs. Geo Brown, of Madison
n N. j., 7 A Griffin, Plattsburgh. w w Fo
ter Sen. of Johnsonville, J q Bidwell
> Bromfield ST., Boston Mass. Miss Flo
u ence West, of Ballston N. Y, and Ell
II Bece Binghamton, N. Y.
WEDNESDAY +. NJ.
: The excitement of the afternoon was Il
greatest meeting in social point OF viey
PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
The President had a reception at Il
preaching stand at l o'clock, and thousan'
focked to shake hands with the Chiet Ma
istrate of the nation At first the Ger
n mony was promiscuous, but soon a larI
line of children formed, lead by Mrs. w
tenmyer, Mrs. Bishop Simpson, Chapla
McCabe and others who lead the childre
also in the beautiful hymn, 81 am so gil
;, that Jesus loves me-" Following thes
. wen. the clergymen, and the dgnitaries
the church. 1t was altogether very bea
tiful sight, and it is hoped the Presden
experience will prove interesting and pre-
table to him.
THE WEATHER.
The heat is intense and occasional sho
!. ers visit us, necesitating the constant Il
of that indispensable companion, the NJ
brella
pFv DR. Mates SERMON