The New York herald., 1877-07-08

the street corners or the hotel doors waiting like
Aicawber for something TO turn.up
Governor Seymour never showed a better apprecia-
top the principles OF greatness than when In
recent review Of his lie he inquired what twenty
acts OF his lite he would prefer to wipe had the
power do should they be his business mistakes,
his foolish acts his grevanccsP After considering
he concluded he could spare thcse-the things
by which ho had pro1ted, the very price OF wisdom.
He could better afford to expunge, instead Of his
mistakes, his irumphs. Ho could not AFFORD to miss
the tonic OF modification, tho refinement OF sorrow;
he needed them every one All his acquaintance with
the eminent men OF our country he said had taught
him that the key to greatness Is found In q fearless
self examination. How is The great pivotal
difference by which rise fall turns upon tho way
in which grapplo with faults, and the
periencc Of New York's great has been
peated again and again the lives OF other men, small
and great.
The tables turned completely when English
Epscopalians have send to the United States for
their highest ordination orders. Only few weeks
ago an English doctor OF divinity consocrated IN
this city bishop OF tho Reformed Episcopal Church
With general supervision In tho British Isles But
though bishop at large he will occupy the position
Of local pastor London. We anxious to
know how his brethren in the 'unreiormcd Episcopal
Church Will receive him. Will it be as brother be-
loved or spy come the spiritual nakedncss
Of the land?
FREQ regionism reaches its elimination In the per-
son OF Mr.. Octavius b. rockingham. AT least do
not well see what LETT tor after of his
recent ut;eranccs In paper read before the Free
Religious Association in Boston he describes the
Saviour as mere myth, and says that none OF His
disciples knew much about Him. The Of the
Gospels forbid anything like consistent character to
be drawn Of Hin. They hopeless, contradictory
ana confused. NJ. Renan, with al his endeavors has
failed 10 make out anything like a true life But our
Lord is not necessary to account Tor Christianity.
That was the outgrowth Of Judaism, tho result OF the
jewish system In practical morality. Jesus according
to Mr.. Frothingham. may be dismissed ore Of the
pleasing illusions of tho past There is
10 DO derived from Mr. Frothiugham's position.
Now that the Saviour has been disowned the next
step must be to select the prophet of
the dlspcnsation. Free religion VIII then sail
under It's truo colors.
UNION HOLINESS CAMP MEETING.
Next Tuesday, 10Th inst, a camp meeting will opon
at Round Lake. under the auspices Of the Union Evan
Reistc Society OF this cy-an organization that pro
poses TO supply evapgestss at moments notice, and
II tho funds supplied to build tabernaces the
great cities OF the land where tho Gospel be
preached 10 the masses, who are now practically ig
nored by tho churches. For this purpose Mehodists
Prcsbyterians, Baptiss, Moravlans and other repre-
sentstves o Christian bodies have unitod part Of
their programme Is to hold camp meetings At certain
points during the summer and 10 send evang gests out
20 proclaim the Gospel Of holiness IN the win
ter. Bishop Weaver, oil the Church OF the United
Brethren In Christ IS the president OF lh" society,
and Will have charge OF this coming meeting
al Round Luke. In his opening sermon
Tuesday morning he is to show that reliance upon the
Holy SPIRIT Is the ground OF success IN Chrstian work.
On the same day DR.. Daniel Steele will indicate how
the Spirits guidance may be Disseminated from the
suggestions OF our minds and Of tho iemptsr and
DR.. Hiram EDDY will point the danger 0i grieving
tho Holy Spirit Dr. Taimasc, OF Brooklyn, who Is
spending his vacation up there, will follow with
couragcncnt for the people, and Dr. G. L. Taylor will
proclaim the peril 10 the soul OF unsanctded habits.
Rev = Ii. Piui., OF Brooklyn, and Dr. r. L. Cuyicr Of
tue same city, viii explain how tar indulgence VI appe
ttes ambitions tastes ana socalty Is consistent with
faith and salvation or doubt and damnation-wii be
presented by Dr.. b. l. Ives, Of Auburn. Or. New
CHRISTIAN frailase; the Rav. 4. c. Rose viii discuss
doctrine OF tho Resurrection, and Drs o. H. Iif-
Of the Reformed Episcopal Church. ana other miuis-
ters, Will preach or discuss important subjects.
MRS Johnson. OF Bre oklyn; Mrs Wit,en,nyer OF Phil
ndeipha; j. B. Apderson ol EngLind; Misses Lucy A.
Chapman. Lottie CONN and Mary E. winslow. Will also
havo their say out temperance. The ovau gcsts
Hammond, Harrison, Hughes, Earle and others will
speak their minds their phase oi the Christian
istry, aud il union, holInoss temperance and other
Christian graccs and duties arc enforced com
mended MONT be the ault OF the programme nor Of
the committee that prepared IT, ior cvery day of the
ten Of tho meeting Will be llled in with these sermons
discussions ON the subjects indicated
When thu associaton gets through with Its work
Sunday school congress, under the direction OF the
Rev. AlIrod Taylor, of Brooklyn, will be held aud
such ministers and iaymen us Revs X Wendell, h. Is,
Loomis, J. NJ. Freeman, OF Now Jersey; W. II. wash
burn, e. Reynolds. W. e Steele J. McC Holmes, OF
Albany; .. A. Bartholomew, Of Troy; Drs. Bridge
and r. W. Clarke, OF Albany; Rows w. D. Nal
com, OF Vermont; J. H. Kellogg, Drs. Robinson aud
Hutton, OF Troy, and Messrs. KIiby and Kniver F. a.
Ferris, A. y. Van Lennep, Mss L. J Rider. G. l..
Page, II. c. Cooke, Joseph Hlman and other well
known Sudday School expostors and workers will
give illustrations and demonstrations Ia their respec
tive specnlties. Visitors reacn Round Lake by
boat and ram either both, from this city by the
Peoples and the Citizens lines So 10 the round
trip, excursion tickets good until August l. The