New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-29

Alter the service there was considerable interval
part OF which taken up by the MONDAY meal lno
rest OF the time the spent in going over the pleas
ant grounds, In enjoying the contrast OF Woodland anu
water n ry and IN easy use OF the many adVahases
secured the Association for the comfort OF those
present Tho extent OF the grounds and the variety VI
pleasures afforded tempting 10 seekers OF secnr
recreation az well as Summer worshpers and pcnics
In the groves frequent, as the Association makes Do
charge for their occupation. large party from watsr
bury and its vicinity made merry ON the large piehic
ground, the distance OF which from Tue taDerace "a
not prevent faint sounds OF mlrh from me pcnes io
ING in upon ile worsbip-laden air AZ 81 O'Clock mn.
nc was held In the tabernacle under conlnet on w
and Mrs Palmer, the weh-known WORKERS III tno Ou.
of entire adjudication" Mrs. Palmer SPOKE repeat,
ely AMI at conse length In rather dslp,. on
way There was considerable interest shown auu sew
| eral persons expressed their longing Tor holiness
| THE EVENING RECEPTION.
In the evening the pretty parlors OF inc sea 'ii
House. which is the property Of the Assocatou "erc
hronged with people 10 hear aud TO take by the
hand the repre sentltvss Of tine Methodist Episcopal
Church South The reception informal. in accord
ance with the desire OF Southern Bishops and cier
gymen, and the speeches were cOIlOqulal ana easy
Beside Bishops klyaniugl anu posea.U n" 80
there present Bishop Janes twho intro1ucen ten
to the peopl tue Rev. Dr. Posal OF Baltimore 'ns n g
Methodist and Du Pay OF The Adcoe1te, the Rev; Drs'
dent OF thr National Camp Meeting AssocIation j. Hi,
man. President Of the Round LAKE Associauo2 Ine eV
| Di:trct: Dr. and Mr. Palmer the Rev. W. H. BOole.
and the Rev. ID. T. Mcfarland OF New-iork q. W. H
| r. I'IsI OF 81 Louis Alderman FaicODer OF New-fOrA
| and mlny more
| After a Lymn composed for the by the Rev:
DE- Bottom OF New-York. and entitled One III jesus,
had been sung the Rev Dr.. Hunt led IN prayer bishop
James made snort address welcome and congratula
zion. lie remarked that this assembly hag come W
gether to greet dearly beloved brethren, with Nnon
onlya few OF those present personally acquainted
They are worthy OF the highest regard and the most stu
Christian esteem. Aud TO these tey arc esp'ciay
| entitled from u.s. They have the same experience
| and hold tue same doctrues aud almost the same
| rules we have aud hold ANA are engaged Iof tue
same endthe spread Christianity aid the salvation OF
| There Is only nttte difference DeJNech Tue tWJ
Of the Notn ana the south and there Is close
| affinity between them.
Aftor speaking vi the revived and strengthened har-
mony OF feeling between these branches of M5hoism
| Bishop Jines Introduced Bishop khyaHaugh, VINO was
greeted with cordial applause, ana his words Orouat
ont frequent demonstrations OF hearty approval Hs
asserted MS pleasure 10 expressing the warm icths Oh
BIS heart tnwgrd ~ preSeD AMI the gr9w1g aU'ctlOn
o. lie SJUtlorn CAIch Tor that OF the North Bishop
churcies w5rId ra. irr put it Cue fidelity. nave
JUS, come from Ronud l. Ike, whore lad two week. o
tlonate NortlarH hearts that nad ever moe Ny whole
nature was stiIci wan sadness lid hI' tne
OF beiJg there "a' never AT 50 iirEt "a ~
meeting where there was much order. joynen ana
sweetness. The ra.crlai ieens' Jne p1wsf OF sPt!tu
religion, such manifestations are not 20 BE- wondered ut
Langudg cannot express my happy distDpohlntnt IN
iIdiAS N0rtieII htd = 50 Warn "Llch nu TNP'o.e,
| 10 aud 80 cod Bat WY need We "ohuct! ~, SPIRIT
OF our religion IS love. 90 50 i1vgu the wora aI ne
gave His only bggottti son Tor H. Ihy 81 AAeI GU,
| idrged upon the blessedness OF GUts love
towehi, Of the saints Referring again to the Round
LAKE gathering he sid fDa the social warmth me Chrs
|
there were al marvellous ~ oteth Oh iolonto tV'u
him that doubted II he had ever seen 50 blessed
| place thaj Round Lake meeting In conclusion
| BIshop Kivanaugh sad Il shall nome and tell my
brethren the SOUTH wnere have Oeen We hopa th!t
we shall got up great meeting III The SOUTH aud VIII
rry 10 gel our brethren from Northern Church down
there and may God grant days of rich ant blessed
| Trends AT Sea CIf for their kudne,,."
| The HYMN "Bcst be he that finds" was then sung
He declared that nad not been at all prepared Tor SO
cordial welcome he had met III the North, aud that
soourn NJ Round Lake and his greeting at Sea GIN
cannot believe sI he, that the greatest results VIII
| Southern churches Oy these happy reunions. Lat us
then LOOK forward to the day when the power OF God
will 50 come down upon the people that dis love WA
drive away al barriers and IN 40 Us one IN CHRIST Jesus
hope the time Will come, ana thilk IL IS last cohinS
when there shall b. IN the church no NOrCh, no south,
10 aer the singing Of the hymn Together let us sweet
" live" the Rev. Dr.. Leroy NJ. Lee spoke, expressing
his surprise finding the people ol the North not at AL
tue cold calculating persons he mad expected to meet
e 'aa is el GaGs He eaysasa BIZ
ana aneedo %% aud his cordial ap
pause. After tie singing OF me hymn laerS Is ino
s ra Of baltimore made some remarks expressing his
TO tine Se n9 been S5 %y s y Ss
Kayanaugh and Dog;ett, and the k9y Dr Lee. and ne
said To Northern Caurch In behalf OF the Church
south We are yours in the unity OF Wesleyan Metnoi
ism. body, one spirit. one hope. one baptism. Al
more and Gen Clinton b. Fisk VI ST. Louis, and tie
| mander OF tho evening WAS taken up with social
SERVICES or THE SECOND DAY.
July 24.-The course of the meetings
was fairly begun today. aud they were frequent
enough to take up most OF the time of the deyouty
inclined. At IN. there was a prayer meeting
and al II O'Clock considerable congregation gathered
at the Tabernacle. Many present than upon
the opening day but the assembly looked small in the
great spaces Of the Tabernacle and 1t IS not probable
that 1t will be nearly full till next week when tho
campment will be the full tide OF animated progress.
Bishop James OF New-York preached the morning SER
mon words OF the 2Sth verse or the fth chap
ter Of Matthew: Come unto me all We that labor and
are heavy-laden and Will give you rest"
No other being in the universe could have uttered
these words of Jesus said the Bishop. lie took every
occasion express His compassion and love for man
are indeed words OF encouragement and cheer 10 over
laden. wearied humanity What laboring struggling,
striving life is ours Not only life laborlous among
the toiing millions. but throughout all classes OF So
cety and the rich are often the hardest workers. In
ensifed cOyetousncss often goes along with the acqui
stion riches But these words characterize fully
and y mems religious circumstances as their physical
condition. All the peoples OF the children OF men
engaged In religious struggle. In the heather world
what sacrifices are MADE "nat suer,ags are endured,
consciences II the Christian world had much readl
are shown among the heathen would be vastly better
for the world. Tue moalls also Is struggling to srier
his ways and thoughts conformity with the rule OF
life which he makes his standard, and to get Gods favor
by more correct living.
Tine lie OF men not only struggle constant effort
bat it Is also Overburlened. Men heavy laden.
How much mental anxiety and heartfelt concern there
are about the nings OF the life. What OF
oppre sion lies upon the hearts and minds OF men.
would 10 God this were the worst But what burden of
guilt Expresses them, what wave or condemnation
rolls over them when they unf0rgven. SHch bur-
dens are enough TO drive TO distraction and do not
wonder there many suicides but rather that
there are not more Besides the apprehension
ing their future and the distressfu weight upon the
minds OF the unredeemed, there Is feeling OF spiritual
want, there are the demands of unsatsted nature
The needs OF the mind the claims OF the heart
met Well might Jesus say "heavyladen" Jesus In
all
Uncertainty; He asks all to come. In
ing to Jesus repentance is an indispensa-
RalIa IN and