Daily Republican., 1881-08-19
FIFTH EDITION
TEN Is STRUCK.
Clsse OF the Brandy wine sum,.,
Camp. Meeting - Large An
dance-The Expected Hip,, S"" '"'
ual Tide Lackiur- 'ri''

ual Tide Lacking. ''''
The tenters in the Brandywina su..
NIT Grove are busy this mora. Jun
(Friday) striking their tent, u,hg
not stealing away like the pheno,nououu,' ou' u,
Arabs. They are going away pra"n l"lal "a
and leisurely and by the lin" 'uaIy u,
lines reach the readers of the Rp,,.nes .nese
CAN, instead of three thousand n.a', UnLl'
being on the ground there viii p"op!e nn,
an inhabited tent, nor any persnu my DC
cept perhaps here and there n ma"a oou eS'
looking around through the late IIas ,hiase ssr
inhabited grove to see what has bean NV AIy
behind. Yesterday was the bg 'Tn Thn le'
day in the camp but not great in inus'' rs
ligious results. Rev. DR.. Caldwa,,' 'e, .,
Dover, preached in the mornn" "',1 OF OF
large and attentive congregation 5 u
the Doctor has always been ,,.
ire at this camp meeting and a, bs a,ol' s'r
cibly and eloquently portra,eI ~ iof, .
sympathy existing between the amsa ~
died spirits ofea tn and the dispmboh;oo1, uIo1
spirits OF heaven, based upon pauHSa'Nu
perience in the l2th chapter of Hehr,u.A, "a
the spiritual tide rose high and haI
judiciouS eXhortation followed ' ~ I"
might have been considerable nf '"rie
vival. But the opportunity sIimna1 ~
and htsty Adjournment preyentai1 riIu =
draggy dull prayer meeting. Thn "SI" cIilj q
ren's meeting in the Union tenn iva. 'u, ~,
usual interesting and spirited. Mes,r, ~
Sentman and Burns and Mr., Kas, ,S',
King were the principal speaker, .' re
or six children protessed conversion w
Rev. j. Rawlins of Scott Church WnI
mngton, preached a good sermon a. a, . . N, ID
o'clock, the subject icing "rbe H..n|
ties OF Heaven Mr.. Raw I'm, yra,s
eloquent as he proceeded and lis W I'
criptions Of thes future home of ,h,
saints found hearty responses in bnn r'
dreds of hearts. Az the close anotha,
buugle followed Instead of warn as,
nest spiritual cxhortation the manapin !
minister related a number of auerIn,.s n
in which sell was ever uppermost. OnJ
of his peculiar illustrations reycaaIl
the taCt that at one time he and a tr;p,l
went cunning for parlridges in the Inn
proved scientific manner and l,n.,l
nothing. Tired of tins plan they loaded
and shot AT the same flock and ,ba ral
suit vas that three or four dozen If n,rl
tridgeS were killed. This iDtu,fr,ionI
o. course was to show the ,oAer t
concentration Of thought and uI.,9 bu
there were incrydnlous persousi. thr and
dienCe who insisted that 1t MA, \
"whoprer' nevertheless.
MIR. Magee devoted much Of hi, Tim
to giving his personal cxprrieLr,, nd
stead of inviting sinners to the a,rarI
and wound up by bidding the o,Ae
ministers on the stand farewell and
promising to meet them in heaven. Id
then called up Presiding Elder McConI
nell to speak, but by that time the al
dience had very perccptiby thinnr
out, ard the Eluer', words were lew bs
fore pronounclng tht benedlction.
Mach Was expected from the comm
nion service held at O'clock, but th&
ministers publicly expressed their did
appointment len not more than Ij1I
Ou1 OF cUnArr CATION OF aome 9NJ
came forward 10 the altar AT tn
close of the service the Elder ad
nuunced that owing 10 "A very seven
huarseness, Rev. M. A. Richards wa
excused from preaching, but that Hry
Mr.. Masee had very kindly consen:s
to take his place
THIS announcement caused a Sratter
tl,n mud i.,,pa and ?.
hastily disappeared 10 the differed
circles. AT the close Of Mr.. Mayed
sermon the spirituality OF the audiend
was pretty we'll used up 50 much
that Rev. DIR. II W hes " AS caieiup Z
follow in an exhortation, and one Of ID
best speakers on the ground could nd
rally it. The evening beng cool it wa
agreed to close the meeting, and IL
farewell march around the ground id
II ediately took pace, and the can
meeting for Rrandywine Summit Il
1881 was closed. A few reminded
the grand closing nights OF fjrm
camps, gathered in Sloan tent al
tried 10 re-kindic the fire upon TN rel
pious altar, but the Intellectual auem
was abandoned, and by Il O'Clock Il
ca,up had lulled into quietnes5.
1t Is no secret that much Of the
success o. the camp in spiritual pol
Of view is attributed to the ar3lfN
and defective management OF Rev !!
| Maree. the minister IN charge
One of the pleasant little cplsoars
r.pl Ia All
cream treat to all the boarlerS, Inc,
ing transient as we'll as peIn'Aa9
ones. rhe representative Of 'ha
p1,pL1CAN was not forgotten III
general treat. st Pauls boar'iNsD
bIes have always been Il success. ~
avenue is the prett'est upon ,he S.Gn s,;,"
and the tables are always p'uAIta
supplied with the b3st the LlarheI
afford. This year tho c"inlnll't,' "
Garrett, Lewis ZebIey and 'f'oLsF
,all, had charge OF the ooaiu.ns :in',su,
rangem ents, and by their untlfins s"Ja
tion to the conf 1T of Their p'.l" .hs,
they have not only popusrilz1ou Il. IL, i.
selves, but have made the @oIe' !"i ,n.i
handsome revenue to the canp pluoetdi ' II
association. On Sunday laS' 'Gu; ,iuner
nished about 400 people WIN nuyJ
On Tuesday evening ) ans % #
chief manager and propEie'o. ..l
Union Circle boarding tables ''l'"ri ni
boarlers to "a splendid coht'o sd
cream. Mr.. Oliver also KEY. K
table ard was largely patronln',un "',n md
he and Mrs. Oliver are oiu ca,nf 'antIv N
ing calup .iguers and know ,,,. ex"O,, ,,,5 ID
to toe k.ep - boarding table, About ~V
dinner at their tables last sanua' % f,il]
camp has not been an eh.llo nnolI
spiritually, as Rev. Mr.. Magee aniva s1
,I in hi, sermon last night tll"' ~
had beeu converted. 1o 1i,sa|
Though there is considerao'eW eWi,riI i'
faction ON the part OF the ~ W If
toni ms, it is likely they WI, ,mn M
anotbrr wear at least at the ca'''pr i,+
Ing. BY that time tho lease ;'a wrat ,,,
woods will have expired; lna ,o",oI NJ"
durine the camp with the eSceGr ,I.al
Sstnriay's storm has been ,l,,uy p',y
and saInbyious and it is with 'ntD, tla
rrrts that a majority Of inc #, rst
strnck their te ats this morni ~ ~ w
to m the usual routine of daily lllo'
v..,.. Gordon sennet.Ii.
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