Daily Republican., 1880-08-09
FIFTH E0IrIaE'
BRANDY wIsEC,,c

! service. Held Tire, Th'ra'llsi| r,a'llsi|
F; Ing tho Day-Presn',,,,i lima
i Large Camp. ''e' Of.
! Though yesterd,v
} in the time set apsr, was ~ :. not Id
the Brandywins sum,l,lsA WI lAs ASldI1
judging from the n,. jmmau CsaD
people present it misI, ,1,'ss 80 AZ
any other time one Of Of ,Ss 70 al'd
days Of the camp. Tbs h me me. Nal
was variously estimated =, aSsd ~ NJ
1900, probably a medium NJ IRON hs,
two would be nearly zoe Os''sa|
morning was every thin. 60 correct
desired and at an earIy tla' ad|
pie from the surrounding AIs, "nn,a' ~
back and on foot. 'aA
| Probably some fifty tent, ,.,,
Pleo Oh saturday evening
greater number OF the dseiIss,,I'a' Ia
WIN arrive to-day and soms vl1ll viii l
tomorrow Tuesday, M, w, S,'l
who has kept the bread and ,,.a ~
for a number of successive iva uol aal'
the crowd was greater y..,''.l ''a
on Saturday tnan on the 'Ss,ai S.',
any other camp ever held bs,. u," y
yer who keep the boarding t,',a t.s, !,
Union circle says he had mora ,s-' ~
before the camp commenced M N
than he had last year at spy ,in, ,ta
ing the camp. The St. PsuI
mington and silcam circles all All
to be full. Oil
The services held on In. :.
Yesterday were no part Of Hl
meeting services, but a part oi,,
al services of Sloan circuit
Rev. Mr.. McGes preacbsd ,,
and eloquent discourse at n,
In the morning, from lst COna.s
lst chapter and 29d and 4b Y
"But We preach Christ cruci6s
the Jews a stumbling block, AM
the Greeks foolish ness but NM,
which are called, both Jews spds
the power of God and the MI
God" Mr.. McGes is a vs,y
preacher, he succeeded in uatj,,
self heard all over the cirOlr d,
listened to with marked rpsDsa
attention. In q mastery NAM,
reviewed the stumbling blOCk h
church, over which not only Il,
but many protesting ohris.,u
continually stumbling.
There were Jews and Gresk,p,
ciple yet in the church who cuI
understand the plan Of saludr
little loud shouting or even
amen, were stumbling blocks h
buzza.ds in and out Of the chupI
McGee wanted all to belp on ,h,
work Of the church and advised
tenting on the ground whsu,va
we're approached by politicians III
whether they would vote Harud
another man, to say that they vi
favor OF Christ the captain Of lhst
vati0n.
He was also rather unCompIiud
10 many Of the modern day camp
Ings that are held and which wa
'eCt failures so far as the convas
Iou)s were concerned. He wand
amp meeting 10 start of right d
rider to do SO there must bsIE
display OF spiritual force and w
70 have that power much prsya
necessary, and he recommended
Meeting to commence at five odd
he morning and to bs held even
Turing the day. Mr.. McGse Na
N hour and ten minutes and tAi
would have been Oonai
lave listened another bali hour
II having been announced I'D
'ged, veteran local preacher,
who had almost reachtdE
firth day, was to preach at Sod
he afternoon a large audience
ut to greet him. His animsA
curse was more after the order
experience and exhortatiOn thnl
non. His remarks were based
'assage in Hosea showing the Ohl
( Bphraim, which he says came
lind as he was thinking about
cot. Father Bance related ul
Iis own personal experience, VS
ended back for sixty one ysin.
Like Mr.. McGee In the mOrrll
ice he hadn't much charity n
enable camp meetings and tS
Us who run them. He fssliDggl
o the goodness Of God that ha
eyed him to attend so many clal
ugs on those consecrstsd srouna
egretted that there had ben y
evival during the two OF 'lla
amps that were held. He
cd to the stumbling blocks |
q the way Of bis conversation
He had no objection to belDs
I'd hut he did not want to be D'
% did not want Mr.. Smith 10
ones TO come and talk with Did
ad no confidence in them; bH
yer he gave up all be says n
anne and he was converted 'ni
very lady. He said he usea
reat desire to be knocked OVdl
piritual power as be saw ., II
3ns, but somehow he says tha \.
9 begun to get happy u Nv
i'm up instead Of making plu
he address was followed D''
rayer meeting. IA
In the evening Captain ~
rother-in-law Of Lewis z'olV
red a stirring exhortatI0D'
Y brief exhortstions from
harp and Albert Th''Cls'
leeting proper will cOmpppSS S1 !,
Monday and a sermon Ellt"r ui.'
] from the stand this evsDlp.
Yesterday morning as SOM =,
len were walking aroma :" n
round, a painter was fouaa a NJ NJ
the newly shingled tens' a.,a.1
nd brush in hand busy p''
,of. ..# ID
This being a little too ,'Is 'aa,,'s y
~ morning, one Of the .ia,' nn'T II
,quaintsd with the asi, ia'n' "
sinter was given q sPsGdd', ~ ',a