, 1875-07-25

many did not s.tend becacne Of ths prospet
that l.tc in the season they could enjoy the dt
lights of Lake Bluff (tae new camp~grounds) l
psrt cipat,ng in the Sahbath-School ConVentio
which waa to be held there. Now that that ide
il abandoned for tho summer, the pee
pie are asking for another camp
meeting this summcrs NIr. BuBbee favored tb
holding OF another meeting il expenses eoul
be paid.
Mr. Lsne ras asked how tbs interest OF tho
! Sabbath-hchoof work progressed, snd replied
| that SO much work MAS to be done on the neF
Lake-Shore grounds before they could be com
! p1esed that there would be no Sabbath 'Schoo
Convention on the grounds this summer, bu
the Association would probably convene III tht
Col T1usdell asked the opinion Of the Prosiden
| On holding second camp-meeelng this year
aud added it tho meeting did notspay expense,
| he would lay down his check fur $500.
Brother Lane wanted to know OF tho Colone
! If he thought the Methodists OF Chicago Wou1t
permit sny such generosity.
President Kenuicott then addressed the
! Trustees at some langth. he said he wanted to
do nothing to injure the old Association. and he
heartily wished the new Society God spesd that
the teut-hoido1s OF the Despiaines Camp
Ground Association we're at the present time
more interested, would do moro work, and give
! more substantial aid than ever before; aud that
tho Trustees should do the best thing possible
ior the fnture gooa OF sae AssoS'a:lon: Maos
improvements were saaly nee9eo' H, 20 maze s! tne
should be held over the Sabbath, and
trains should be allowed to run. bringing the
public to and from their destinations, and lnat
ING trans s1oula pc Kun "ttnout .no u'uA'
sna Eyer Eyer a. %bat n.
pie wanted.
Ut. busoee tnouso1 ~ ..is ~
II the seht-holoeFa "ouao co-oPoka'e Hill 'no
1fHste1s. - a. .,
ME' aoag uofou tnas ..n: po ~ "
the preachers meeting to ASCERTAIN tne1r v.e"s
to1s year. Inc camP-mee'!os oeso 1u tne eas!5
E4k1 OF In!s mon.n "as nut ~ H. eue ~ sueaa
49, pl3uepa Loaeouo "ote .oaS t'1 ~ . VT
cnosen:: .he "ontno. WE 4,se4 Th saa
ta9 neoles o1 LIE 1alnoaa euo" suat e on.caeu
o,d not atteno. Ine pteacne1s were tne H1l 'ants
OF tne people, out tues "s.9 a,a.epeu7'pie, suu
aua II "as 1oty ~ tnluA VI ao!E MESSING
without ther nearly co-opefatlon taere-
!ote "as inaosieaoe .. W .aao aGto aooas ~
otHor camp-meeuue 'n4s oeal' "ntaous eeuutne
weatn aeuu 1e 0'6u " 'iu7'es0 ~ An'
pIaacnets meetiuS. .,.,
Mt. Lane hola that 1t was lnaoV'saoie 70 no!o
anothei neetluE tuts ye"s tnat uia", ouIeG'lou5
would ne helo oy peop!e; pnt sney. snoula
spare 10 ume of euese1 W n1Ao 'ne c@ns~naoo'-
ing OF n9ft year giauo success. -. .
,I1-1 - .-..t1 80 - H.. -.....1s
Althou9a tney were snau E"1t " tue Peop'e
VINO aEsnuou tne cAnip-meetne; "eIe
SeeP!y tassses]1o4 auu u4o aot fho 70
DO bngAtea- tne lateness o1 tne present
beasoo III 1egn1u W crops "o4,o neceseitate tue1s
aosenee & ana aooa,ns & upon 81 s1ues . Gt 'ia ques
uon: II wou1a seem 9ess ~ give ~ tne laea OF
rno.uos ueeuns ~ ooa!1Aloa :n9I It'.s seai. ~.
~ Aaun4eo1., " 1e eeueieao ~ eeou,ou "
convince tne 1tus.ees, 1o1 'he o'scossloh OF 'ne
matter WE tneo utoppe'.
resola.ion VS. 1aeo pleseh'eu py l. y. 10
ae, reaueStlng tno 1rustees 70 c2'ei sne etoanos
nea Ine seano WIN SOHO A1noot eaol'ef'-tseeS
OF aomeIning e1se.
ar; roster stated tnas tue proper aa1nol1sles
oao oecn epuAsu ", @nu ~ ~ ue11 t1teHe
"ou1a slso est1"etes @ u sne coos " mo oul1ane
VI u .auefntcle aao sne aestmR-o9s " sua9e =
tfeea IN tne 6Touaob' ~ was "oSpo ~ appoint