Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-22

The buildings Of Fisk University Nashville Tenn IRE
Tor the sheterng and training the young people who
are hocking to the Institution. Twenty thousand dbl
American Missionary Association cannot in justice to
the other portions its field appropriate large
a sum rom its current income II must he raised a
special und and these students have underaken 10 ds
X under the direction Of GEO L. WHITE Treasurer Of
As officers u the Association under whose auspices
this University has been foundered and tostered we
sion TO al who desire TO help on the of Christian
II. +. STRIEBY. ANA
E. N. CRAYATH. Field Secretary.
+. p. SMITH, Sec Ind. Missions
c. L. WoODWORrH,l District
q. ID. PIKE, Secretaries.
They will charm any au hence sure they make their
mark By giving the splrituas and plantation hymns a.
only they can ling them who know how keep time 70
masters whip Oar people d have been delighted
s'The wild melodies of these emancipatei Slaves
touched the fount OF tears, and Shared 1t
like little children REV. THEo. b. CUYLEE.
'Whoeyer fails 10 hear them will miss a singular en-.
toyment, greater al every experience Of it, VIII
hose an opportunity not likely to recur many times"
DIR. Goodrich in ". Y Erqagelisf.
in their simplicity they touche chords that are set
dom within reach of the most consummate art"-Ha't
ford Coardat,
"rhe Jubilee singers at Music HAL last evening do
lighted the great audience. Their chanting the LORI
Prayer, and their rendering Uf Home. Sweet Home
were extremely sweet and ulusca But it was in the
odashoned and peculiar hymns of the plant alton slaves
nat the most striking development their voices and
powers was made. Boston TFduelier.
The Jubilee Singers heard in the afternoon by
large and deligh ed audience; in the evening by ul
mense thrOng, which literally packed the edifice.'
Hartford Ere Post
''lhey sang as If they couldn't help t. Pharaoh and
the Chariot aud the Trumpet, and Daniel and the lie
brew Children, AMI the Lord, largely dwell HpoH
cal ing the hearers attention to the tact that not in
history prOane sacred, ha, been recorded OF
greater grandeur than that VIII CHI will blaze forever in
he crown Of America, It's brightest jewel - the
emancipation OF her slaves The following was sung by
the whole band:
Gwine to write to Massa Jesus,
10 send some vnlicnt soldiers
To turn back Phirloh's army,
Hallelu."
-NeieaTk Couraat
Ifsuccess consists in the ability to draw a crowd the
Jubilee Singers achieved The gr atest at eva
nng But the singers successful beyond this Thy
fully met the ant cpatiOns nt he audience and showed
that they had airs won the praise that had been Law
ished on them. "-heio HdUea Daily Palladium.
"IHosE JUBILEE SISGERs.-Nine young colored stu
dents from Fisk University, Tenn weeks ago 10
raise money for much-nee led bdidng ON coming to
Brook yn an enthusiasm sprung up which Is ueS-
pectei it deserved For IS nj ,nts they file TO
OVERLOOKING different halls and churches, Their
well-cut Tated 1ices won way into most unwOntrd
places Gtts came pou ing IN, ami the University 1,
sure thing" Rev. L. L, CLARK,
Pastor of North Church, New Haven
They have been received with RENAL able enthusiasm
in New England. With moderate rates Of admissioa,
DO you be 20 and h, ar them no matter whit
the weather Isl viii he sorry ii you don't"
JonN HENRY, in CongregahOndIist
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