New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
RELIGI0N FOE TIE YOUNG.

OPENING OF THE YOUNG PEOPLES CAMP MEETING
AT OCEAN GRovK-ADDREss BY THE REV GEO.
A. HALL.
frRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TnIBuNEl
OCEAN GROVE y. j., Aug. 2.-The opening
services OF tie Young Peoples Assembly and camp
Nee ver, held IN the Tabernacle this morning. IN inc
presenee OF about TWO thousand persons Inc uduns
from New York and P4Ladcipma over the Cenum kh-
,y- Of Vc7r-Jcrssy bringing large rentorcements 10
tr irrcrs here although the hotels and cottages
are nearly fun and accommodations are somewhat linz
ita5 A. tbe morning session the Rev George A Hail.
sc,arv ~ the Young Mems Christian Associations m
tl stale of New-York occupied ule chair On the plat
form were the Rev Andrew Longacre OF Philadelphia,
Pho Rov T H. stokes the Rev. Geo. Hughes. Thomas
Harrison. ". Peek smith. " O. Fisher and others. Tho
concr. CATION sang hear Thy welcome voice." and the
Rev Geo Hughes offered prayer tlas the eight days dc
voted % the Young Peoples Assembly might be crowned
ith the Divine sanction that the glory OF God be re-
vcaled in the salvation OF souls, and many trophy be
gathered 90 Ills holy
The Rev Geo. A. Hall, in address TO the meeting on
the power of PRAYER referred 10 the practice simply
bowling the head and listening 10 the prayer Of the
leade. instead joining with him mentally, and letting
the heart work in sympathy and harmony with the
Holy Spirit lie then read from L Chronicles. xii,
% 20 ~. about the gathering OF the tribes az
Hebron 20 make David king He said, here in these
eight Aays assembly W. 20 reconuze Christ
as orr King David had been Amounted King, bus tine
trim s. beyond hi. faithful f.w had u0t given their a
defiance he already King, Dut they hnd not dc
ul1WicJgcd llm as their Sovereign 50 is thiae our
K.na. Tie wise men said. Let sne Him who was
born King Of tue Jewsi" 81 uis-DruciaEion u Wf-
written His cross. gather our people hero m
Ocean Grove at tS season 90 GlVc our auc-l0ico 10
C,,s. a- our ViYc: to mako i.l surrender or our
hearts 90 Him. Thousands or young p'orc come h''
every year mo no. evil: they 90 nothing criminal
Ni tIrv saNc ltftr acknowledged tili-it du We VIM
60 uri tucia geo saved before 0' lace and before tc
MASTERPIECES thcr. Wedou't wduttleu simply 60 say DO
to mold MI banner. or send missionary - distant
land save Utugir; Want Ike young people 70 COME
like tht ldcu Crnet. 20 H0u aud a'bn"" ittiAr thct
Kin- Hebron D. ans fellowship. II wc COME tn Jesus
.icH poor iu Tic W9rcs &onoo, USE
are add b,-ais Lc .cct OF Je--s Lat 80 forget Tue H
d.. o. ofler. -ei our near rs l'.I 49, ga 4'i.
no man hui Jesus IL tue i-o verse - thc ch" 20
reference il made O. tile men VINO ual uluei
standing tles There newer Was ilue WIen tlt
i-ious sentiment Was general lu tho country! LOOK
secular newspapers. TIE people demand such news an
whole pages gwen IT, H. u-g'd tAo constst on t'
learn tlr lesson of uuguestouinE opecc to TIE con-
nauGs King learn $50 bee one co. tne men "-o c;
have heart for jesus only While 5urlIui3eo %.
lous influence and another heart fall ot the world a.
tine summer is over There tie sOAic people VINO
You would u-vcI believe We're CHRISTIANS except t- you
tnat 40 t.e Lords supper Ga. Let Christ tAC huE
come M 10 supper with las here ad there W De JOY III
Israel
FIRST session closed wiz urltd.cIOA - tAe a. -o-
noon session prayer offered By Ery j. e9ner,
Secretary i. ". C. A.. ui NcW-Jcrsey, 0 Iho3Ir itr
son. the EyauGcst, and otlrs Ai'tess"a we're n'i'
uv Vs. ItcE smith, tic Rev. ". Osborne ANA If t.is.
The Rev. Geo. Hall read r'u - Luxe, 3D. The meet
iu,. closed with DeuedIcuUn.
thc cy,niI services tc attendance was ubJ't three
times greater tau az thc muruu- GcetinS Addresses
wrr, made uy Rev -cetr Brown, of LIc Troy Con-
ference Tie Rev. GcO. A. li 81. kew =. 5ec.cr. o4
Elizabeth n j.. Thomas Harrison d. so"'s iuc others,