The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-13

For that we she'll be happy, we know very we'll
For that we shall be happy we know very we'll
For that we shall be happy Oh we know very well;
While the sinner he shall go with the devil
down to hell
CHORUS.
For the world will be burnt up in 1913 SC &c
As to the praying, think that as strange as the
singing. Those who have heard it testify that
language cannot pourtray the wildness and 10 some
sensitive minds, The apparent blasphemy Of these
proceedings. Here is fair sample, taken down IN
the space OF five minutes, OF praying scene IN one
OF the small tents | have described above
bearing in mind that half a dozen Joined
in at random. 1t seems that they had
person half convicted, and halt roasted round
the stove, and woman whose tongue seem
ed hung in the middle, took up the key note =
Lord, bless US now-a-now Lord-a Amen-do
Lord Yes Lerd-a, come right down into us
[Amen. glory to God ] Do Lord-a lament Lord
-lYes, do Lord, Amen ] Lord we won't let you
goa. No, we won't Lord, Amen My God, bless
us,a [Amsen'l r Do tia {Amen Come ii 4
[Glory to Godl-prick US, as Peter was pricked to
the heart.a. [Amen, do Lord ] We have great
deal of sin in us-a-burn it up, Lord Amen J.
Shake Satans kingdon,-[Glcry TO King Jesusl-
Lord convert the scofiers and sinners that stand
round the -GAmen ] They think that we're
crazy-lNo, bless God They makes fun of US
Lord stave 'em all to peces--Amen] Lord
there's great deal of bad stuff in this tent Burn
it out, Lord-Amen.l Send thy gower;-.[ Burn it
uP] There's great deal at stuff in this tent as
isn't right-ah-[ Drive it out, Lord-clear it out
Amen.l Stay the Devil and his horns-[A Amen, hal
leulah TO King Jesus] The scofiers say there's no
religion in this noise -a-[Amen.] But Lord those
that are full of thy religion have so much
love and so much feeng-a that they
can't help showing it and making noise-a-
Amen.l lGlory to God And, Lord if the
simmer can't stand-a noise nova, how can they
stand.a the noise-a of Gabrie's trumpet-a at last
daY,a, next year-a. [Amen, Glory to king Jesus
Hallelujah
dred little short of blasphemy, any longer; but
suppose these people might possibly be sincere At
the same time all round the ground were heard all
sorts of noises and remarks In the preachers Tent
there were large collection of books, and people
pricing and buying them in the great Newark
ling of knives and forks might be heard Then the
noise of the cars on the railroad going to Philade
phia, with the steam-whstle; the rafting of omn-
BUSES aud all sorts OF conversation something af-
ride up--only sixpence. Shake the sinner-oysters
sir, shilling plate fresh from Ambiguity soul is
very happy, happy.-There go the cars-by George
we shall be toe late-Drve out Satan Here, Mrs,
give me another plate of that cold pork.-The void
will be wound up-.wound up-I want some
warm coffee, this is cold when does the
preaching begin-the' very next year stand away
from the front of this tent, tell we. If
you put me away you must be stronger man than
am Come down among us. Here's wagon
her legs. Who's going long with us up to Jordanl
say, old feller got any thing to drink? Yes, root
beer Root beer be =. Blessed forever. Amen.
More pork for that, gentlemen Ride up. Oysters,
sir. Going down. Tll-ling-til-ling the
be-now the preaching is going to begin
We go inside the big tent, and see it crammed
with human beings, pretty well mixed together;
although these notices are stuck up all round -