, 1875-09-14
A Feeling that the City Is Ripe for n
Grand Revival.
The Presbyterian Ministers
Discuss the Same Subject.
Caucus Of Observation-Disclosures Sem
tjment in Favor Of Do Koyen.
Resignation Of Dr.. Powers as Rector of
81, John's-.-Lcttor Of Acceptance.
6ynodiunl Council Of tho Reforms
cd Episeopnlinns.
THE COMING REVIVAL.

THE COMING REVIVAL
MoonY AND sASEEY TO BE 1UMMoNEp.
Tho growing tnse1*at In religious meetings that hn
1seu uoticcd by TITS Ta1nvNE for weess IA,
has length far developed Ia warrant It's ini
Estcrr Of she city In taking decisive Il
Alvanca the Cause Accordingly moet!nF Of clergy.
OF nll denominations waa held yestard1y Hf-
t:rnoon In tho contareuce roolA nj tho li'rt!s'
Publication Society, At No. Gl Washington ttret.
tor tho exrrcrs rnrtote ot urIolnslns t,aIsisa IL
Invite M.aars. Moudy aud Hakey o cu1li'as'e thtir
lators In Chicago irnnaAtsy. Ttera wat lns1s At
tendance, not only OF elergynen. hut of prominent
iaymen Of aIt denominations, ans! the Rrnt!2ent VI I'LL
present unanimous and enthusiastic Assnoi'
Cheney cnled ulon to rrrsile, ftui iLo hsv t. L.
Thompson acted II secratary.
The meeting wal loptn.t With prayer, after Whlth
Mo Roy II. H. rarthars. ssted briefly the rcasoR why
they hnl becn catlsl to;earE. lie said that, ~ ID
ull-known, kr. Mo,ly Il npw in Hassaohrattss AMI.
p beIscyed. only awaited unanimous Invitation from
tho clcrgymnn of this city 10 come ia and beGIn aAt
work Of feviSnl
ltH. II. Z. JACOBS
t.d that there had LEI very little plan about calling
Inc present mcetne. In cVn,ntn with uthers lie h11
fo.t that II lii, Lold wtEe wiuIna, It wGrih Eejeca
to1u creaty ta t,syu Nr. Moody u Aia ierner
homo anl labor fur CaEI.t lia dr' uot know Nf.
Aton.lY4 present plans, but Wla oohalonk That ha
"au4't eteae ~ 4~tese@ - ~ ~ s..S"
might In considered "A simply growing oui uf tae Rtii-
er.l lretrs and anxiety to commence gotd work In
Chicago ,,tl II might 10 beat 10 hold annthcr aud
more generally a:se:sed ulcainR, With d'l!l action
might .u taken MEht bo thought advisable. Tliu
trtshrsn from Lond"n, Mss'3; "es,h.s,ss m
r.,ua give 1aaus valuable suggestions d. u tho At
ralEs.nt Hna iiianttl conduct oi aersss o. nsas,
came, the Mouth wing u Tho K1roettu Bulitttrg
,us " ptoeHnsd for holding meu.irgs txo az thsee
tr:ctp for The n.,sc thorough carrytug-ous Ut the
work.
su!o 10 ic, lsfoto gong pEace, 70 hare inv4-
tion signed by sssry Christian tn.ter Aus beng ~
:fs u ns %sad III ss: IL Il ln IT,
doaumeLt. -.....
THE RzE. c. l.. THOMPSON
IN the 1neetsua u Presbyterian minister's rina TIC
forenoon hut til. topic Of rs7isaA it eenssa bad been
tao ss,ns feeling Nor wsa tlre ay du!srenee tAe
opinion that untstsrn ct al denominations should
Irsahytotfap ninisse1g. : willingness 10 go into 1t
heart aud soul
Tho Toy. H. d. rnskhnrf' sata sa@e ~ tne meeting
ausauon M ' va aiaeu.,td. Ths fsslna ~ tl.t 10
REGULAR Sabbath sWVieee shoad not ~ n'stufSu ~ os
Stat othssHFs aA were euA!nln " .ouo" sue sa.HE
Of Providence u earrstn2 W aae wnsk o. .asAs soa1'
THE AEY. ~. c1A1hEEl. ~
conxrreasionai s M % %In,sts Tor rsrs. sna a.t to-
without auy conditions whatever. There should not
h. snss draRg 4oS xa tbs. saatsa =, IT, b:
eunlig.
p1suop caEHEY,
speaking for the sssr, nnisters Of his denomination,
I tnf theIr hears were Thoroughly IN earnest I.t
thIs nster Al tno forcuoo nnssttng Ii w4s ths g.n.
rrai 1sh that h. md IN Fslowa khnull a,tund ihia
,,e,,nw and o1rnrs tha feeling Ut tho reformed
Fn.ronslisn- Hn tA,durrd tbs uks Of Christ Church
Inr nol.t,pa revival 1ueetiugx,
Mr. H. Il JIcnln tajd that tt would GEB 10 e&CSqsB
to THIS neettdR tho goodwill Of DR.. Sullivan of the
Tplscopal dsuonin alton. In ! conversation with him
c the pUbtct ef the proposed Invitation 10 Moody,
tla Doctor had spoten eudrst uynxiy atthouRh
utcxrinx ht4 DOUBTS whether ths fpiEsut would
stE. ns euua ape.s cvadently, kuosiu tow dsairous
tnty iii were o} going forward IN The wHrs.
Tie ltev. Air, Chamberlain asked what shape tho
ta as,nIes :" of .hnso rt-.s,t would b. refused.
us .mrs assnr.uos Ut Il cooperation woaI s.,siy
Mr. AosAly, Time would doubi!esS b k4yud by COM
1aunica,iS tho sentiment VI tbs ipcstlnv 10 atr.
Nicely wItAoul waiting for another. air. ]. V, Far
will ai at,csdy reseired .crHram FROM tho eyaukei
1T a.iin: him TO % and consult w1th him u to Ills
rur my. Mr.. Axrr11
tAid It had tvta tAnt 10 se4re fnller sent.
ill., ,hrrvt",. r., ta, I.ea ,hs gsrtsI nuu l., .si
i1r uelt Mou,., slsrnoun At osjoet iu Ito lesture-
Footl u tile Fl.t Methodist chase, uoo1. to which
Tho I:ey IT. t:,ci 1tl,iuK 1noyod tint committee
cons,at,ta NJ oun niuistut from sal deno1ninsson,
yTsso!tt siate ot uhe r. linz in Ch;caso sn rn.lust
ing Mr.. Moudy cane and inauy,lrale revival The
1ostie,hwse, Istormed Episeo,al; tho Rev. r. G.
Cfrnennng, Melhalist tia Eev, Sir. Gooslwiu, Con-
1,rtHsuouAltst: lis Esy Mr. Dunnety, Baptist the
1ns Mt. bulliIau, EplstNpaltan; aud The llrr o. L.
THOMPSON, Presbyterian. :
Mr. u u Caas sussraed that all tler1J,n1t Ut their
prayer meetings tits veek pledges OF 60 -pEesA-
uon from all lay melabers.
At this point lA .1s proceedings
MI. wEAJuknLvY
w.s chilled gu to u,aka 1en,4rka aa4 f.urcr,.ions Tic
said tlat e had no.leet that III liz sisrs of Ssrios
denominations The EtIscorAltAni had L4xn !,nurrI
mi In, II Il
heat siJ xrs1tcat Workers md had rtcsI, ii r.rr cnn
Sr1t. i'm any othhr church lis shrn sn.Ss ~ III IL
rnn,rittsna .nrHntod to rarry IN tlsn VIZ it Ia !o
Nj Mnniyis rsyiY.i MecttuRt III IouIpu. ifc ni .H
t;ntn,uftts., vss diyh1eu u5 sulyo1nlttee1 r.rL ~
xhch iii two Sacrutsriss opy tsnp clergyman M
,,nu t.ynsn "'@~ --o
Thr Iisv, Mr. Chamberlain said, In regard 10 Mr.