New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
not vet been paid Public opinion in Chester aeqnts tie
fatLcr of any coIrr'icity in the matter
TEMPERANCE AND RELIGION
SERVICES AT OCEAN GROVE.
PRAYERS poR TIlE PEACE OF TIfE coCNrRy-rrM-

SERVICES AT OCEAN GROVE.
PRAYERS poR IIlE PEACE OR TItE COcNrRy-rFM-
PERASCE WORK AMONG CHILDREN.
lFRoE A srFcIAL CORRESPONDENT as T1iE rRinuNL.l
Ocr.S GROVE. y. j.. July 25.-lhe weather
nj tb .ncaunpmoit OF goo people del ghtiu An cN-
c,irsion train fifteen arrived this morning r'
Keyport Mattcwan and Middletown, over the Central
Railroad or Ncw-Ierscy The dwcecs IN to tents are
more comfortable during tie intensely warm weather
than those living ia the bUtcls and cottages AZ sue
morning session OF the W0men's Nati"nm Ihfisu@h
Temperance Convention, held IN the iaDc'iael' MISS
Amanda Smith presided Addrcsses were made "y MIS-
sl.us,n ~ New York Mr. Moore. banker. OF Troy n j.
Mrs. Yard or Monmouth County, n j. MIS- Dohi-idi
ard others
Mrs. Wit.cnmeyer presided over. the Immense con-
course assembled in the Pavilion az p 10. After the
ouin, exercises SHE said We believe God viii hear
PRAYER and that He just easily save country as
lie can save a seu ami ae the ancient people Of
Cod t0 ask Inn tAe land. You know that eish'
day. after the people Of Missouri had prayed for The
removal q the curse OF grasshoppers the curse was
taken away God can stop the bloodshcd and The con
fusion throughout the country MIS-. Butior af New
York offered prayer saying: ave in behalf Of tbs
land of Olrs VI know Thou hass gr0at do
sign in what Thou hast done Touch the hearts
OF tho leaders of the people and teach them wisdom
The saful spf. prevailing mp and down the iand ana
lft ~ hearts and tk aat peace and Guietes' be
restored and that te united hearts OF he peopls sha
De made to rejoice. Deliver from sin aud inquiy and
make us Thy chosen DcOpi" The 23d c3utcr nl Jeil-
mia was read and then Dr. Stockton the E1ing Ei, o.
fcred nravcr for tlt. peace uf tlG country.
The regular busi1css of the Session taken up 'fs
Butler o Ncgv-Yor r-pprfsd in relation % tempo crane"
work among The cii"tcn IN mnneSol" anu ficJiI''l
thc work doBo turgu-b Tie sunday ~uA0ois- ttie4
States have various tncrOis. The C1nDrtter on JuF"
nilr Dr, their plan vcrc non" other rs IN
ui.rli Fisst secure through tc pastor ana aune-lu-
teiidcus OF the slndav~ch0ol- certain time. say
half an k1ur each week Let the Eime oihocrr
select teacher WHO shall with them prcarc the lesson
lavu especial strgs Unou tc wort- ThHs s1Feth ihc
LorG.' Put temperance plcdG,~ ia Inc 1a'k o. tAe
s the pledge tdtto knots of ulio or rel Uh31n worn
en- the eft s.uuGcr temperance sunday VIII cftlt
euthl,asnn among tho children Lst tlr secretary OF
tie school Eerp roll OF mcslefs, anu n,I tciu az
r0o. .vu said tiiat a child he hal been Compelled tO
suffer greatly froL e ELECTS Ot ngein .cVlGcc h' Hf
signed the pledge as soon as he was COM cried
and started Out tD carry the work into Ac
scholis Of u. OEYn aud New lurs. \ le"
weeks a--G he went 10 oHndaY-schUoi IL PaeucSf.,
Brook va where tic children were OF German ur NWed
ish pareiaee. W temp, rance work Ead ever et aoue
anOn.. them The foarfrs readily accepted me pf0Pa-
sitiou them carry tic pledges 10 Their homes and
Of their parents to .n Do. EF-rK one ot
those Grin EiuE lnd mothers gave their consent,
- c1ildr,u delighted. Il act, tie children Oi
Brooklyn and NcwlJrk are hungeriuc Tor TIE temper
aaics WOrs Cl2uuceF -Cnatcr Of Ncw-NO OK then de-
uverGa brief address ihe Wors among JuvenI.cs.
Mr. BHtler 0f Ncv-gof@ offered tie following rcsoiu-
tioH, wnicn vas adopted unanimously:
Believing tbe great Of children be reached on
the suie % Temperance more surely ana r "HrA De ia0c
eraaucIt Through ;v SUNDAY scii'sjs itoiciora
Ecsortd That this ncemg Un..~ with other similar gather
iuiuuc' tA> ti.f liritl, ON "s.'. ,'i i-','' 49,.
subject OF Temperance iai the children may De taught
what as W9It o. to Sa upon thls ssJoe .a 80 J, 10
God aiBsi tsu tiat Is destroying multltuuc- ~ chi
CI D., Wei u4arl u0sAY "A ..I