The New York herald., 1879-08-03
OCEAN GROVE NEWS.

THE MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON OF TEN-wHAr
TEMPERANCE HAS UNEMPLOYMENT vIsI-
TORS AT AsBURY PARK--FRANK MURPHY Ex-
PEcrED.
The season is at its height in Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park. Hotels, cottages and tents arc filled
with occupants. Religious services held iu the
Grove daily in regular camp meeting time. At
the service commemorative of the first religious
service at Ocean Grove ten years ago on
Thursday an immense congregation assem-
bled to hear Bishop Simpson preach. The
afternoon filled up with recitations. songs
and orations by the young people. On Tuesday next
the Rev. Daniel Steele. d. d. Of Salem. Mass. and
the Rev. b. NJ Adams. d. d., of New Haven will be-
gin series of Bible readings, to continue six days.
After that, on Sunday, 18th inst. the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will hold their annyer-
sary the Grove and the next day. and for ten days
thereafter, the annual camp meeting will be held. 1t
is said that Ocean Grove and Asbury Park have
had so successful year the present, and not
few Israelites tabooed at Saratoga and Manhattan
Beach find welcome and entertainment in the Park
hotels.
Among the prompent visitors ut present in
Asbury Park are Ex-Governor Newell. of Allentown,
N j.. Mr.. j. K Shoemaker or tho Pennsylvania
Railroad; Miss Webster granddaughter Of Noah of
dictionary fame; Captain Paul Inch civil engineer
United States Navy; Postmaster Howell. of Trenton;
DR.. Hartman and Professor Lippincott. Of Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa. Bishop scarborough, of New
jersey and the Rev. George W. Iimlon, or Salem,
N. j.. both of whom are to oiiciate and preach
to-day i'll Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Asbury Park; Mr. + W; Haines and Mr.
trers of this city; the REV. Charles 4 Anderson and
family. of Peapack. and Sheriff Van Lew of Somer-
vile. N. j.; Mr.. George Chambers, of Greencastle.
son OF Judge Chambers OF Cham mbersburg. Pa; Mr..
Thomas Il. Morrow. of Albany, and Mr.. l.. s. Graves
of Rochester. N. "; Frank Murphy. the temperance
evangelist, is route to Ocean Grove, but is spend
ing u few days with his children ut Pennington SEM
mary. And now the people are discussing the cause
nf yIrtlar raj asd i'm nnfk M
they have concluded that 1t is largely due to the fact
that Intoxicating stmulants are constitutonay pro-
THE CHURCHES PROGRESS.
The Rev. DR.. Hanlon and number Of students
from Pennington Seminary stopping in Ocean
Grove. and the 18th inst. they will mold reunion
in the Arlington Hotel.
Some improvements have recently been made III
the Presbyterian Tabernacle. which will add to the
comfort OF worshippers. The end toward the sea
has been permanently enclosed. Canvas awnings.
which can be raised and lowered ut pleasure, have
been stretched portion of the south side,
that when the breeze is too strong the audi
be fully protected and yet during the
hottest summer days there Will be an ample supply
OF pure air. DIR. Breed OF Philadelphia and Rev.
today. The Rev. Mr.. Buchanan, Of pemberton, n.
j., is to preach in the Baptist church in Asbury
Park to-day large number of New York and
New Jersey Baptists summering in the
park and good congregations attend this church.
The preaching is supplied by visiting cler-
gymen during the pastors vacation. A spire
has been added to the church and skaters now
finishing Oft the roof. The money pay for the i'm
three Sabbaths
The Good Templars OF Elizabeth. N. j., in a body
visited the grove and park last week. and this week
Wednesday, the residents of those places will attend
the meeting at Island Heights, near Toms River,
while the Masonic fraternity of the Park will visit
the Highlands on that day. There Is plenty of fun
in those religious watering places
TYRANNY OF CARDINAL MANNING.
The Roman correspondents of certain English pa
pers report that the government exercised by Cardi
nal Manning in his province is Of the most despotic
character They say that the province is ruled by
clique; that hereditary Romanists made to give
way to neophyt tes; that Bishop Amherst of Noting
that the intolerant and aggressive faction carry
everything before them. Any priest is removable at
the goodwill Of his bishop. Years of service give
no privilege. and archbishop with monsstic
mind and disciplinary views Of his own is rather
unpleasant superior The results OF all this are de-
plorablc. Father Law, the oratorian, has left
the priesthood; Father Roberts, q relation OF DIR.
Manning, has become sick OF petty tyranny and ta.
ken wife; another Westminster priest has gone on
ropolitan is very great. DR.. Newman is too ad-
yanced in life be the leader OF moderate Catholics
But every experienced Roman priest in England is
convinced, and makes secret of his conviction
that the intellectual standard OF the rising
OF clergy is becoming dwarfcd and that the seminar
lists who come upon the mission arc invertebrate
rituaiistc in the paltrest of the word. Posi-
bly, the Chuychdn of this city, IL the heads of
the Roman Catholic mission in England had tried to
reproduce the old English Church instead of their
bastard Itaanisn, they might have done more re-
spectacle things.
THE HOLY BAND.
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