Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-18
DoWuruINo o. M0ODI AND
0ANKGH.

Wehavo seen so many mischaevous
s.N-lchisidse Hovlers" roaming and
roaring and pulpit humping and bring
ing ON that fevssish and damaging eI-
G,ement known a. Religious REVEALS.
that we may be excused II We havs
sneered 1t the doings of our Ysnkes par
sons in England. But the fact is.
Moody and S.nkey. whose names took
the greater part Of their countEymen BY
surprise. neither Of that religious firm
ever having been widely heard OF before
their campaign in England, have done
their revival work in . much more &C
e-p,ab!e and effective way than the
Knspps and Msfits Of old or the E,r!es
and HAmmonds Of recent times. Moody.
II the accounts which reach Us are cor
reet. is q resolute man with . way OF
saying things in an effective sort. very
earnest. very energetic and very irrepses-
sibls. Sankey il n wonderful solo
singer.
M. J.B. T. Marsh. evidently q pious
man himself. contributes vers interest
ing communication to The Interior BY
this article ~e learn that Moody 10
Boseou born man and that he has here
tofors been known rs = local preacher OF
. good deal Of power. in Cbic.go. This
writer aays that " English Christians
have nc. forgotten the days Of Wesley
and White6eld: vet the leading English
religions paper. Tn. Ch,isian World. DE-
elsres that the movement is uneHarnpied
in the religious history Of that country.
". auots a. follows from Mr.. Marsh's
account:
Mr.. Moodys preaching seems to in-
to To characterized with q degree of
pleading tenderness which it did not
have in other DAYS. The thought that
IN. sc men AMI x.men. his brothers and
sisters. for whom Christ died. are push
i'm, dovp 10 eternal death is the ono
Thought that fills his soul. the one fact
on wh.ch all his pre-. ching turns. Hut
for ,b.. newt part he il the same Moodf
that We ns..il to know that he will to
till he dies No mo could fail TO recoG-
n,ze hi. explosive voice If he should
hear i, even fr,m the MOrqu. Of Omar.
He do-. not get hold Of good grammar.
even by absorption. He regrets 1t -v' n
m.rr Than his intimate friends sn,n~-
times know. Int be accepts the situation
ANIL plupgss along. letting his ni.P'ac' d
pgupoups and iei,ses take care oil THIN
s..Ives. H. IL no more = rrspecfor 81
persons. in this country of "b-' quions
difference to RINK aud place. than be-
u-%i to be ~ = by in The Boston prayer
meetings. firing away ut The bnsin-s-
p-ccaG1,liO- Ut the descons. He sends
m. mber Of parliament to RAISE window.
il he hspp+ns To- he the first man whose
eve h~ catches. Every corner OF the OPP
era House vas filled, the other Supd'y
morning, except the royal box. ~hile
hundreds were crowded about the doors.
"Open the royal box he shouted
arruss the house to an usher. "snd let
in the royalty Of heaven y In Ger
mon 70 IVES: End congregation. niue
t~uths Of whom have side-boar''s M
home loaded with liquors, h. comes
down suddenly upon the sin # social
tipping 9Th q aledve-hnmmer blow thai
almost jars the house.
1t is not in bnman nature not to be
rrstified With success. and most mel
Vould have their heads Ut lenst n little
Turned by such great succr~s ~ Mr.
N.,ody .. But he has had the grace and
grit 10 re.ist the temptation. There are
pictures Of bun in every print-shop win
dow in London. but they are ethel
vooA-cuss. or Photographic from pencil
sketches; auch vretched failures IN re-
s%mblauce. most Of them. that the yer.
sight of them would seem to be enough
to overthrow his purpose not to be pilot"
arsphsd. But after actually refusing Al
offrr OF a thousand pounds 10 sit for BIZ
picture he may BE- considered proc
against appeals in that direction. H.
declines offezs Of money l<yond hu
immediate needs. and il studiously carr.
full to do nothing in any VA. that sbnl
sive any rsason for the suspicion that b.
HIS an eye to personal notori-iy or gain
he il stout in physiqne. bot when n"
in the glow 81 work has the appearance
of one Who has been doing too much
il wonder that he has cot utterly b okei
down. For five days in the wesk be ii
usually engaged in meetings. including
three preaching services. almost con
~..oonslx from Morn until ei0v en- O 'OIOCI