New-York tribune., 1875-09-16

he praying that the spirit OF Gods grace mght
fall upon one. did upon poor woman at the
last meeting Mr. Moody held in Chicago who, after hear
ing the hymn which had Just been sung came to him. say
Ing did not dare to wait longer lest might be too late
for me-" Mr. Moody then mentioned that as Mr. sankey,
Mr. Bliss, and Mr.. whittle going home the next
morning, Mr.. Bliss would sing, Going Home To-mor-
row." which he did. Mr.. Stuart was then introduced,
made eloquent appeal for the acceptance OF christ
by those present. which listened to with the closest
attention.
When he sat down. Mr.. Moody himself forward
and gave the promised talk which Is always the cen
tral feature Of his meetings, Of course Moodys pres
ence great deal but his words are more The VIII OF
this man suddenly animates the whole congregation
MR.. MooDY's ADDRESS.
want TO read from SD chapter Of Isaiah, begin
ming For shall grow up before him as ender plaht
and as % root out OF dry ground and so on through
the seventh verse to speak on the truth in this
texChrist died for u.s. wish every one could take 1t
to himself and that 1t could sink deeper into every heart
This is glad dings; gadder dings than even the shep-
heralded Crists birth. The only way to us was
for Chris; to die IAN like sheep have gone
astray and the soul that snneth 1t shall die OF some
body die for it, II is the sweetest grandest most
sublime truth in the whole world, that he was bruised
for our iniquitics and with his stripes are
we healed. There is story of Napoleon !.
lie had at one time sent out draft ana d certain dt 1a a o
70. This man had very dear friend VINO oefed 70 go
in his place and was taken The battle came ana tne
while there another levy ordered and agan TINS
man drafted 6n be went to the haSs been sn
drafted and dead You ds9d r. said the az a%aasd aS
was drafted and killed in that battle. and buried
on the held" SO then they turned to the books and @
give him up and he would not he taken So they
brought him before the Emperor and there ms claim
was right He had to recognize the substitute.
Through disobedence we are dead but life Is Sied % 10 10
stead Let that sink deep into every heart ana wneh
passed, the passed the grave passed and He had had
gathered His little band of disciples about Inn ior % i
and preach the Gospel the Gospel of believing on the
Lord Jesus Christ be saved and refusing to believe on
iisns higher and higher higher and higher until He is
out of sight and gone What did He say That you must
begin just now, and with yOur own right hand 1es, 80
ana preach to every old man to every od @ W0dan da
to those murderOus men in Jerusalem, who maltreaed
you all your life, and eTuciiled you at asti You donI
beeye the power OF % % aa1n rs % o o srs iS
lem, 90 hunt that man that made the crown OF thorns
a"wn n wich has has not one ihorn awaits him If he VIII
believe on go hunt up that nan who spa IN my face
and tell him freely forgive; 90 hunt up that roman
soldier who drove the spear into my side ana
tell him there is nearsr way to my near, a,,d
feet with nails and tell them that i'll the fountain oi blood
they opened they can wash away their sins .,oo,
say saved There is enough of the grace Of
God; and the moment You say mat you VIII taSe IT,
light and peace burst upon YOU This night, tns honr'
here under these trees and III this lovely no0nght pc
heve the glorlous LIS % o vnir % Iuaes and
Si Soiii ne ,,r ,"iuiI 70 rise from them a CbrjsaI
'hn ~ "l ,,,,nr ,Irsicon ,rhose father and grand
INV vi - IL ~ - NO. bor,,fcJ hv tIe dread
M + ' nra s,ail sDend eternitv Until he be-
~ i f,iast cr'1, hu las Mt Last hr,ught TO find a
sweet satisfaction in the surety Of spending it with
tn;v ooIi Tosfc3i,e on TO- another world let
Inc plead with. let urge, let me beg OF
yOu 10 let thls DC your Idst liSnV ,E mItn
80 ,rae a ,ofter timo Christ viii never he more able
or willing Come this very minute this nj sht, and when
you nave got tne peace oI W, u1u U i, va ~ ~ h i,b
s at yonr door Does YOUR heart throbi 1t is Jesus
knocking. "Behod, stand at tle door ana i Knockeu
~ ~ a. y ;, % and Nv viii sun with him an he with me" And
90 yon 20 on saying to yourself I" If any man, if any
man., il any man., and sill believe II Is not for your
~ M y t a @ yiT VI shout as did th man in Manchester
when asked him If he wanted Jesus thank God I've
got him" -, ~ ,oo C,u,,, T
vUIJ @ haso , hn dcd for ME and SO he is more 10
me- than All me world few wears ago, when gold
first found in California young man Tent 1ou ttuie ti
"a nis li III 10 & ee', % mem ,n9ncy and they sailed IN
steamer Pacific Coast ON the voyage the cry Of
Ere rang through tho sup 0ne Gay anu Taoi' @ uo'y
r,icIed a,,cd with ahlr-bodied men first OF course
mill only one remained and the and her son
were lett on The deck snc shileheu 70 'E nn W Ao
tbeih UO out tHe9 "ou u oni! is,o hor hnv tn hcr
Sosom for a last long kiss, and dropping him
into the boat said Ny boy, II You eyer T hSe M To- see
temptuously of hat mother what could We not say OF
LIN c hen We Mere enemies and in rebellion Christ
ded for our sins Ihs ls your ohy nope IheLo is no
Othel na,Io o. 49, rnor r,ati"I ha settled sci