The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

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College, Ohio United states Hs coss upon seventy
years Of sge though, V appearance he would pA@ for
much younger man HIS style Of address snsularg
rsces Of eocution The preschsrs aim evidently Is 70
Having succeeded in this the preacher appeals % hs
hearers q once 70 permit the practical power Of hin oon
victon The eeots Of these services, need hardly be
ever, to know that IL many instances they have pro
duced the most pleasing results both In individual csses
applied for advice or nsucton in reference o the h.
ginning Of better life in single week Probably
noe less than 1000 persons have been awakened 70 the
claims OF God and religions and o these large numbers
have given up their evil course Of life We know OF many
instsscss m which Il has been said BY persons inmaiey
VINO . ao Dssn e
STANCE father said this Of hin own son and sIar les
tinony given in reference 70 whole families Mrs. FIN
rance Hall four tines week. q three O'Clock IN 1ho ser
noon at six O'Clock In the Mcthodit New Oonnexisn
s s and On Saturday evening 10 Duke. Alley
hundred on each occasion h the hall. On Thursday a.
ternoons her addresses have been mainly drcs1sd 70
mothers, and on Friday afternoons 70 young lades, on
their personal and relative duties n cannot BE- denied
that what has been heard hgAnd Of W0nann'n rights
and Their advocates on the other side Of the Atlantic has
created prejudice asatnst this particular form Of ueeful
ness mere NO ono, however, who has a11sudsA MFs.
ltn1eys meetings could for moment ideAty nsr hsr
proceedings with hcse eccentric exhibitions 70 whsh We
nave referred. Christian Ady q gentle dcneanor and
winning address, meeta those whom sho reoices b eli
her sisters Whatever their rank station N ufe and
after bending the footstosl u the Divine mercy, and
them Of their duties 70 husband, children, and
home, a their common Joys, their common sprIsWs
their common interest In The sympathy Of the DIVINE Re-
deemer, the iniuenoe Of tho Gospel upon thek psam
reyerenta love and service. Nothing could Be conceived
OF - eeemly appropriate; and nnrned q
unquest0nable authority that the results Of those em
have been Of the hAppiest character, both = rsgpsck
evidence Of the power whsh has accompanied sss q
the services, and 70 this have moro than snoe yo-
ferred. We alude 70 the hundreds-indeed u heeved
th0usands-Of pounds which have bean restored 10
parties rom whom they had been wrongfay sseainsa
withheld since The delivery Of Mr.. FinneyS sermon on
"Resutution." It requires more than ordinary moral
courage for 70 step voluntarily forward and
res himseh have broken less commAnduent than
the eighth and yet, IN al honor be said, Of such
cases have come under The direct and personal knowledge
Of the gentlemen connected with the services and rsss
tons, IN aun8 varying n amount rom NERD nee -
les than $500 n once attest tho genunenss q the good
Impressions which have been produced, and silence the
dwellings Of these who have been sooustomed 70 regard
and speak Of the movement itself of evapora
tive excitement Another significant feature must not
omit TO noce and that is the union Of Christians q every
longing TO every branch Of the evangelical church, meet
common ground, and blend together their sympathes
prayers and efforts on behalf Of the moral and spiritual
elevation Of their fellow townsmen.