Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-02-11
REVEALS.
From the NeV York Evangelist

do not know the exact number that have
united with the different evangelical
churches. Not far from one hundred
have been added TO the Presbyterian -
probably fifty, or more, to the Methodist
Living as do, thirty miles of, cannot
be particular. ] should like 10 tell you
Of the struggling prayer that prevailed
with God. but space will not permit. Suf-
fee il to say. the place where a few
months since all was gloomy and sinking
IN stupidity. is now glowing with the
bright prospect Of salvation; the temper
ance cause fouriShing; the cause of the
suffering slave advancing; and peace
which surpasses understanding. flowing
like river, ~
VERNON, Ohio. In the four meetings
probably not less than six hundred took
their stand openly for God How many
will stand at his right hand, will be known
at the judgment.
GREENvILLE, Penn. A meeting has
very recently been held in GreenvilIe,
Pennsylvania, Of which will give you
short account Little did | think that in
America, land of civilization, a. place
could be found so far in the back ground.
Why, a man would be dealt with as an Of
lender for exhorting his fellow creatures to
Zee from the wrath to come When the
meeting commenced there were not to ex-
coed six there save those that went from
abroad and the whole church seemed
more afraid that their forms would be de-
waited from, than that souls would be lost.
They kept sharp look out for heresy .
and hope that some, while looking, saw
their own hearts in the mirror that was
held up before them. Yes, the sword Of
the Spirit made its way to the hearts of
some professors. One individual cried
out, "Oh! / am hypocrite. unmasked,"
and yielded up his heart, and sat down,
have no doubt for the first time, at the feet
Of Jesus. This was an aged man, and
had been In the church, l think, thirty
years. Language is inadequate to de-
scribe the horrible stupidity which brood
ed over the place, and the strong prejudice
against any measure that has in it an
adaptation to the salvation OF the soul
6 Formally seemed to betheir all, so far as
the human eye could reach. While l
was conversing with an aged man, who
was under the most pungent conviction,
ne broke out, saying, Il cannot under
stand what this means-to see men so
much engaged for my welfare. | never
have seen any thing like it before" And
many sinners that gave their hearts to
God, said they were never warned of their
danger before but in public. Such was
the state Of things. After the Lord had
began to pour out his Spirit, and sinners
were crying on every hand, What shall
ldo2' one Of their most aged ministers
could sit unmoved, and speculate, and say,
that the man whom God has blessed TO
the conversion Of souls, acted like fool
Amidst such q state Of things the Lord
came down. and in eight days sixty souls
came out through all that prejudice, and
took their stand on the Lords side. Oh,
that men would praise the Lord. There
have been meetings also in Austinburg
and Morgan. Ashtabul4, co. Ohio. God
has done great things for his cause in Aus
tinburgh. -
SPRINGFIELD, NeV Jersey A CORES
pondent at Newark says, There is an
interesting revival at Springfield in this
county" L. D. B.
OswEso, N. Y. A correspondent of
the Evangelist says
ave have appointed protracted meet
ing to follow the meeting of the associa-
ton. ..a
There is quite an attention to serious
things in this village, particularly with
the sailors under brother Denison's labors.
About ten have been converted since he
came here, three or four captains among
thsm- A lot has been purchased and
chapel will be erected. The unparalleled
disasters Of the last fall have thrown
deep interest over the bethel cause on the
lakes More than one hundred persons,
on all the lakes, lost their lives in one
gale. =.
Bro. Myrick is attendmg.a protraeted
meeting at GAINESVILLE, Onondaoa% 20
which Is much blessed -.
LoUDoN. N, II. A correspondent of
the Evangelist writes as follows: !
cannot forbear to say that the Ior3
has appeared in great mercy to the church
and society in LouCon village. We are
small church. and a very small society,
and. IN part dependent on the Missionary
! Society 70 support our pastor, the Rev.
Henry White, whose labors we have en-
loyed about one year. The Holy Spirit
has N good degree aroused the members
OF the church to a sense Of their RESPONSE
bility, and alarmed the impenitent and
convicted many, and. we humbly hone,
brought some fifteen or tweEty to submit
TO the terms Of the gospel.
Il am happyto say, as / am informed bv
number Of members of the Baptis,
church in Concord. N. H., that there Is :
very Interesting revival in progress in
thar society. and already some tb;rt,, =