Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-25

The buildings OfFisk University Nashville Tenn are
only temporary structures and wholly inadequate
Tor the shelteng and training Of the young people who
lars are required at for the new buildings The
American Missionary Association cannot in justice to
the other portions ofis great held appropriate arge
SUN from its current income. NUT he "a sed
special iund aud these students have undertaken 10
H. under the erection OF GEO. l. WHITE, Treasurer OF
As oicets Of the Association. under whose auspices
this University has been foundered ard tostered
eilrnestly commend tue Jubilee Singers and their mis-
education among the SS9rGa people Of the South
NJ. +. sTRIEBY. Ma
E, N. GRAyArH, Field Secretary.
G. / WwI49DwoRrH,( District
Tbey will charm any audience sure; they make their
mark BY giving the piitulls and plantation hymns
only they can sing them who know how to keep time
masters whip. Our people have been delighted"
HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
THE wild melodies of these emancipatei slaves
touched the fount OF tears and grayharei men wept
like little children" Rev. THEO Il. CUYLRR.
"whoeyer fails o hear them viii miss a singular en-
lose an opportunity no likely to reeur many times"
DIR. GoODHcH in ", Y Evangelist.
"in hor simplicity they touche chords that are sell
FORD C0araRt.
he Jubilee Singers at Music Han last evening de-
lighted the great iiencc. Their chanting ofthe Loris
Prayer, and their rendering Of Home. Sweet Home
were extremely sweet and muscal But it was in the
od1asoued peculiar HYMNS of the plantation slaves
that the most trking development of their voices and
powers was nla,le. - boston 1FdCelteF-
"Ihe Jubilee Singers were heard in tia afternoon BY
large ami delight ed audience in the evening by i'm
mense throng, which literally packed the edifce.'
Hartford Ere. Post.
"Ihey sang if they couldn't hepit Pharaoh AMI
the Chariot aud the Trumpet and Daniel. and the
brew Children, and the Lord, largely dwell upon,
ealing The hearers attention the that in All
history proane sacred ha event recorded OF
greater grandeur hln that who viii blaze forever in
he crown of America It's brightest Jewel - the
emancipation OF her slaves. Tie following sung by
the whole band:
Gwne to write to Massa Jesus,
To send some Valient soldiers,
To turn back Pharsoh'- army,
Halelu"
-NeUqrk C0Mdnt
If success consists in the ability to draw crowd the
Jubilee singers achieved he greatest ast eve
ming But the singers successful beyond this They
fully met The anticpations Of the aud ence and showed
that they had fairly the praise that had been Law
shed on them Ae1c Hdrea Daily Palladium.
THOSE JUBILEE SINGERs.-Nine young coored stu
dents from Fisk University, Tenn SET out weeks to
raise money for a mu,h-nee led blildng On coming t.
Brooklyn an enthusiasm sprung up which
OVERLOOKING different halls and churches Their sweet
we-cultt tated voices won way into most unwontei
places G tts came pou ing AMI he University Is a
sure hing" Rev. Il. L. CLARK,
Pastor of North Church, New Haven
They have been received with remarkable enthusiasm
in New England. With moderate rates of admission,
they iOOk al one concert in New Haven over Si200.
DO you be sure to go and hear them no matter what
the weather is; YOU will he sorry forever il you DON'T
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