The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-03-13
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| 10 h-r, ''ih ..s,.. 1 ...t "sa.ni- a'qn 'ini
~ ,.r .Sen "r.vTr, r-pied n- -eeking n
back seat a"d qnet "'"N. aui tr"lied me
Ip 10 ihe ir''ni dn" DEE - ~ me where
mould receive the d'recl dr"PPn-s oi tnr
| sanctuary. Soon 'h" crurch "r> crowded 10
| ov.rhpvIng, and tiie services we't on, vita
singing, Pras.ns, t'e'iuonI"s, exnonins and
weeping, amid continuity ncret-ins eN-
| element.
When 1t Was at it, he GIT, and The cnnsFe-
CATION presrn I'd Il Wild and impress We ap-
pearance, Mr.. Hammond, who appeared 10
b. ubiquitous, Inside the church, suddenly
bounced into seat beside ne, and grssping
me Ivy the hand, SAID:
''Are YOU the correspondent for the TIT
cinnsu Times and ch'oR'ds!'
Yes, sir"
II want 10 have justice GONE me-; want
you TO wright wrong for me. Tne ChT0a-
ic's nsed NE we'll while l was IN Cincinnati.
Two oi The papers abused me shahie'uiiy.
IHey were packed with abominao!e Hes about
ne. The editors OF them are liars.
iiere the crowd stopped singing. Mr..
llammsnd sprans TO his feet, called the page
Of another song Hurry up. hurry up; go
tEcid, started them OIL VITA shout. and
bounced back into his seat.
Yes, yes; ! want you 80 right me. The
ease is this" Mr.. Hammond spoke with
he utmost Tapldi:y IN his quick, nervous
way, evidently anxious TO say al he cou d
before the hymn ceased, or some OF the weep
| lng seekers" crowded all around Us, forced
him away. ~ gu see, the rascaiiy editor OF
a Dubuque paper stated that rode through
the streets OF that city dressed IKE an indian
and shouting Come TO Jesus Inc lie has
saw it in the New York Herald. 1 have re.
ceiv.d letters from all over the United
States inquI;ing about This matter. FRIENDS
| write me: why, Hammond, what DO you
! mean ty such conduct "a this! Are You
mad" ! Will tell yon the truth OF Tie mat
ter, and / want you 10 set me right before
| my dear ores In CInclnnate and all over The
country.
k.-rus pndRn
Hammond sprang up, hurried around lar a
moment among the weePer-, uttered short
prayer, started them OFT on new song, and
| dropped back into his seat.
- his L. the way II was: Dr. bingham and
| rode oat on horseback, while 1 WAS IN Dl-
| bugue, TO visit sinner who lived outside Of
| the city, and labor Tor their souls. Ii was
very cold. and the doctor gave me pair OF
ieggings to wear over my PaniaIoon. we
then rode about to many houses, asking tie
people out q the door, and calling TO them
10 come I" the mee,lnS that evening, seek
jesus. and BE- saved"
Here Mr.. Hammond made iiI,ie Diver.
sion 10 keep the ball rolling. lie c.she'
ahou, among the excited groups OF prayers,
singers ami sweepsrs, pulling me ny the
sleeve TO listen to their sosbln- 'onieS-i rs;
hnS'i'ng me around Until was nesriy cut o,
hrrath; uttered short prayer, -aT'ed "ti
mother hymn, ami hnsiiy got back INTO III
chair with ME: AVID to bi-iness.
| L want to DE- reti'emnef'd 10 NV people
in Cincinnati know there are 'h"-e there
rho love me, and rsJo'ce to hear that sui
remember ,hen IN nv prayers aud con''nn-
lily '.Se.ch ""d hat The good work NAV
'r~rer'd am 'ns 'hem-.he COCA work II
''i"sed me hnme's 70 begin. knS" iheI"
'-e al an Cincinnati watch VIII he glad,
mo by these words rom me. m o!s-st'i