Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-07-12
II EVIVALS.
From the Morning Star.

From the Morning Star
FRoM BROTHER Fl. WHITcHER.-l
Brother Burr 81 would just say that
glorious revival of religion is now in
progress in SpringviIte, N. Y. 1t COM
menced at protracted meeting held by
our Methodist brethren. All the other or
ders engaged in the work Good union
abounds. About one hundred have sub
United 10 Christ. The work still goes
on. Some hardened Deists and many of
the youth are subjects of this work OF
grace"
10 Hammond's Port. N. Y. rising Of
thirty were thought to have been convert
ed during late protracteI meeting.
Seventy-fve arose as converts at the
close Of a protracted meeting held in Putt
ney, N Y. in April last. Z" In several
families all the members are now pious
except very small children. Several heads
Of families have shared in the work, also
large portions ofthe youth ofrhe congreca-
ton, while numbers ofvery tender years
have hopefully given their hearts 10 him
who has said, Suffer Ehle children
to come to me and forbid them not"
One hundred and fifty have made
public profession Of religion in Eimyra,
n Y. within the last six or eight moths.
Pie Methodis.s, Baptists, and Presbvte-
rians have been sharers in this work
Of Divine grace. Great hormonv has
prevailed among them. Temperance
Moral Reform, and Abolition are -four
ishing.
H. A. sacker. Of Warsaw, n. Y. gives
the following account, in the n. Y. Evan
gelist, OF protracted meeting held in that
place in Jan. last.
"The Spirit was with US; the church
was searched and some. We believe,
were induced 10 leave the sand and build
upon the rock; and the streams of life
flowed 10 the d wing community around
Us. The meeting was attended with in
creasing interest TO the close and sinners
of all c!asses-the lawyer and the doctor,
the merchant and the mechanic, scribes
and phariSees and hypocrites, the aged
and the young, were found turning from
their sins, and came to the convert meet
meeting from day to dav to tell the Saw
ior's love, until the place became too strait
for u.s."
The face Of things in the village, it is
said, is completely changed. Most Of
the men Of influence are on the side of
Christ. The only impenitent lawyer in
10 the place has become an advocate
for God. Others will probably enter
The ministry The work continues to
progress. Conversions are taking place
weekly.
The Lord has graciously visited his
people at Pierceville, Mich. An interest,"
ing aud important accession has been
made to the number Of Christians. Most
OF them are heads Of families and young
men, one or two Of whom, it is hoped, will
60 out and preach the gospel.
REVIVAL IN NEW BRuNswIcK.-We
are informed by worthy brother who
was present at several religious meeting s
in New Brunswick, n. J. that a work of
grace begun inthe Baptist Church Of that
/ city about eight weeks since, thu ough the in
! fuence Of two young men who visited the
place. The number who have been ba p
! tized up to this time is over 100, and the
work has extended TO all the other con-
grepanons. All the houses Of worship
have been opened for meetings twice day
! for some time, and the interest is unlver-
sal Throughout, the city; between forty
and 6fv have united with the Dutc re-
formed, and between fifty aud one hun
dred with the Presbyterian church; all
the students in Ru'grrs' College have
been brought in except ten. Never was
there so powerful a revival enjoyed there
before large number Of the rich have
been converted -Ne10 Harem Intel.