New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
TEMPERANCE.AT OCEAN GROVE.
OPENING or TIE WIN, rs NATIONAL TEMPERANCE
CA,tP-MEErISC.


IruoM 4 SPECIAL CO3EE,ruNpzSr oT rIIF rHrBuNE.I
OCEAN GROVE, y. j., July 1s-The Wom-
ems n O. ona. CHRISTIAN Temperance UrIon open d q
GospeI Fem erauce Campaigning il the Bishop James
Memorial T,acrnacle AZ Ocean Grove this afternoon
Excursion trains from Nyw-Y0rS and Camden, y. j.,
cry n The day brought several thousand visitors 10 the
..Irldy DO nous Grove. At D. Wien the Dell on
- Paw ceased is souad, the Tabernacle was iul to
1verfo ins. Mrs Annie Witenmcyer, President OF the
Ma ional society sad that lie meeting hal been rallied
FOR Christian w,rkers. The officers Lad consulted aud
rrngcd TO operate with congregation repres nted
IN t.e Grove.
MIS- Mary c johnson ~ Brooklyn selected tn take
cr.e o The afternoon mcctlng opened The services
with singing There j. a fountain filed with blood;
arer when she read from tie L. Psalm commeu;'
ne upon its Ge,auon % temperance work. asking
God % show the CIristiIn WORKERS wherein
their wor9 falls short OF what il should be- God
tells Us % OF r tnan6ssyils 10 call upon Hin IN the
ay OF trouble ana lie says " viii deliver thee" On
Low We have called upon Him 10 save te souls OF those
whom we have lADored and We have gorliied HIM.
No one who nas engaged ia the National Temper
ance work can bee Told HAT their Whole strength and
b.art Ia, Ocen hrogn into that work in vain God hs
,.cp WITH tne H. anI pray ,hIt lie viii pour out
Ills spirit anon the PEG e OF ocean Grove. We walt
10 CIV unto God and ask for lis amounting power.
rverv word tnat lie uttered has been GOOD 10 in
Tins work We hope tuat all viii feel at home in the
Mrs Whit umcy.r taen led tue congregation IN
ver after wich the services took the form OF prayer
fnec - men ard women entering feryentlY into the
.prt OF the nour. on young LAZY sid tha after ask
i the Lord for TO do was directed to 20
oonr the poor whom others visited. She did so,
and found poor mother aud her 81 K child suffering
fro In. effect O tue husbands intemp rance Shs Wis
ted he prisoner in wo-kAouse pray d with HAM, an
o his r.e 4sr ha ts s-tsia DIN ~ seeing him sign
,be temperauce prd1c II never broken 10. Las
c,e.k that mother visited the gi1 missionary and
thanked her fir ae or Gus work ,he bad done PRAYERS
,,ero tben cite ed f,r ths sn ~ OF al who
bave Joined TIE Amy OF the advocates OF lem
,erance. and for help to keep them IN the
~,,ks Mis- Ludlow p-ayed that those who came
10 he Grove FOR rest AID recreation woul be aiird
with he spirit of Chr 81. that they Shoad be- II bied "a
carry ON the work OF reform al conversion VI III every
-nul .ial a. AuOth idly rose dnd Hodt OF q 9
Snrit aud Nor uf Col VIVA them she wohlI 90 mt"
I'D. West oeus II d.u keHnes-, rather Than WIN Irrr
- noi,e,mru Wiz sYirit and the Word there could
b. failure. Whenever We Try - ace ilpii~h
- ti. glory OF God and tail. 10 Is awd be-
/ ,ruk.ud cannot Doe saved without u" llt OF li.
! NnlgLt, Father. -ie praJed That he would
aid Io LIE workers IL no grfat temperance
u,e To cheek the terrible mi eTy ANA dcsoa non tal Is
proud ne the nation. : Gale hpoh oFl 30 rouse
he en- stians the gre trrrOrs around tci !" axe
WAY their spirit OF Indifference % sIOW the Ji- th
turv ave ID do. thousands. yes, triS oi
thousands souls .ii4 be 81. lie All lhOOu SESSION
va closed with PRAYER by Mrs Mar &. johnson ana The
/ .ins.ng of the DuN.l. Ky.
At Tic evening session there rye attend lnce'
ls t wls supposed that Francis Mulhy, mo u I'D "r-
nce Reviyst would be DlUs"ut ana address nt 49, ct
ng. ter usual Openln- exercises, Mrs. Mhitten-
meyer ifc,- tHe ,tion On the progress of the
| me people every where. She was followed by MI.
Tnoups u. MIs LatIr1p aud Or. StOKes AZ IA close
% tile evening session 81 s.. WneHlnr, ~ announced
bat Mr. Murphy vii speak IN tne Tabernacle ths oven