New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE Observation-Disclosures ASSEMBLY

ADDnESsEs BY TIE REV. DRs EGGLEsroN.
HATFIELD CALKINs, FREEMAN, AND
OTHERS
lFRoN 4 SPECIAL CO2RrsPONDENT OF THE TRiBtNE.l
FAIR porYT, n. Y. Aug. 6.-NOtw ithstand-
ing the raa 5000 people gathered at Fair Point
on Tuesday many OF hem coming from remote portions
of The country st night the grounds were illuminated
by hundreds Of hmins Lamps, which made novel and
nicturesoue spectacle AZ D. the Chaut1uqna bells
three IN number flied the with music and haf an
hour afterward the Vesper Service Of ls74' was re-
peatcd AT : O'Clock occurred the exercises OF the
"Chantauaua Reunion Tie night was wet and foggy
and the talking was done in the great tent or
tarernacle instead Of in the auditorium. The Rev. Dr.
Vincent of Ney-York the General Director OF
thc Assembly presided md introduced Lewis Miller Of
Akron Onio Preside ut OF the Assembly. as the first
su,al.er This gentleman remarked that nc had been
lght by DE- Vincent that superintendent should Keep
silent
PrcfW. r. ehervin OF New-Jcrsoy followed, having
been humo.ously introduced by Dr. Vincent as mel
ancholy Baptist friend" II Any thing could make man
melancholy lie said it "a be scOldod by the Doctor
for BENZ late Then the ceiling increased Wien one
saw the chief Miller coming away IRON ONO t0 5'lnu 80
short gist. There had been partial preparation Dy
Rarsts for the rain, but sprfnklins ana pouring were
NOT what Bautsts desired From ali over tle lana SAD
batl-schoo workers were gathering no ~ haptE's VI
MetAod'sts or Prcsbytcrlns, but as oAFist's' IL ud
EgU.SiG LlUt Ia warm Tie Nts'A VA" "''''''' 80
and the N.thodlsts were benefited by taAng IA some
Presbyterian ballast
The Rev DIR. lodge OF Pittsburgh smoke next IL was
he Thought the object Of this Assembly that representa-
,ives Of different eLarches and sections should Ie' one
another The grand idea OF the Assembly was CHrlsah
unity song was sung AZ the close of this address by
p p Pllss of Chicago. The Rev. Mr.. irinetI OK
Nev.-York next responded TO the call OF Dr. vincent
md sncke OF tie great rcfI.Incr WHO an )-y suo"eu
lds lave for llaren by making catecnhh lot lhch
The Rev 10 ward T. gleslOn ID. d., OF Se~-lo cuhe
ext De- Vincent, he declared Wac an a" ~ u'.l an
rod Nsfhodsf brother the platform nut n Nlg"r"ns
A,, - III. ha1 he sad. written 10 MS lf M Iht e
cnuldut pos.iy come Chautauqua irQhi the auHoi
das mt friend lad put hrs PIN hook mo NM uh'l
mi l,t HIN in" he fclt wonderfully III IOlie ~ tHo
bresencr ~ Sunday school people. -, -
a. NJ Nichols OF Springfield. Ohio, was ntrodu ed az
p'csiisnt AZ inc ONO sabbathScEoOl UuOu, AMI s.Osi
nriay VI the Sunday school work an elective agnsy
for reforming and purifying Dcety. Ne heN. n ~.
p,r..u! of BoslO on was the next speaker we shou ~
sal i'm this uand gathering OF sund y-seboo .o1Hela
I,tne nnaliied fs 70 back % our homes !nd tc, -
,.r ,d ever taught Tho Rev nj RfI'"ilu 81
the Bap,ist Churh brought the gre, tni-s OF
rand old Elbbltl-sclOol worker OF in...e~i
~ years OF age Father Abraham Martin, ~n1
nm goes Rom school Ia school on s1liu"ys anu
alire.s was made By the 2rv. Dr. IL NJ haihrid "n'
- iufr,a.ccd as fYOm Connecticut, CAit.bo, the
nau and Philadelphia. He assrrirh that INV WV IN
reduction" Pie wa not stf"hsg Vis
hauJ Ri, noueI the people would 20 asAj lup BIO
,hIy nr,nafed for hard. earnest. faithful sahda'
.lon roI lls lid wisl u dISpa age scllu-, but
the men VINO command respect are those ~uo nave