, 1875-10-01
Establishment Of The University Of the
West by The Reformed Epis-
copallans.
Meetings of Religious bodies
During tho Present Month.
THE REVIVAL,

ssraossne.s was manifested, and sornn l(roronco |
Of opinion was developed. Tho following gon-
,!enou wese In attendance
D. F. jacobs, j. Y. Faewolf, A. II. Wright, ". |
q, weis, George II. nfRh, II. N. fIlbbdrd, s. |
II. Moore, D. d. Dewey, II. D. PculoId, Tutlill |
Eh,g, Phillip Myers Cyrus Dontly, II. ". llicl'-
srtlaon, Mataon Hill, J. G. Nowconb. v. 4. LAM
,op, H. +. Jcnkins, O. l.. Currier, aud W. W.
YIN Arsdale.
Mr.. j. V. Farwell was nominated Tor thalf-
man, but stated that ho wonld bo unable 70 re-
main throughout tho meoting. and nominated
Mr.. William Ii. Wolts who was thereupon
ccctod. Mr. u. I. jacobs WAS choaen 'or
Hecrelary.
Nn. ). Y. FAHwEt1.,
boipg called upou to stato tho object OF tue
mcatlnr, said tint tho discussions at the last
general mocsing had turned upon tho question
Of eccting this Committee mud dccidsug upon
its functions Tho only inntructoua, however
Which had boon given to tho Committee ~oro TO
the effect that its members should 10 ahead and
mako arrangements for rovival, without refer
encc 10 tic coming OF MeBsrs. Moody ami
sauEey.
Members OF tho Committee had thought that
tho yorY best Invitation that could be given 10
Mr.. aIoody WAS to organitt u kcrlos Of revival
meetings.. MIR. FarWoii mid TINT, viii, all detcs-
ouce to tho ministers OF Chscago' IL was neces-
earg that some leudor Bhunld como IN from
abroad. Bomo one recognized on human and un-
seciasa.,. 11o had folt great dtnt MORO Of re-
spcct for tho mother country Hince Moody Waa
there. Thore had been witnessed tllo spectacle
Of Iut]uoutial Christian people led by pair of
humble sud unknown oyaugoJists. Tloro were
not many present ut this meeting, but much
could bo dono. lIo thought that II would be
good psan for tlrso Committee nectlugR to take place
n the forenoon at private rrsilcncca where matters
could 10 discussed without forniality.
NIL. \. r. jacobs
tsl1 that neither evening nor cariy morning meetings
wrro Desirable, as 1t would bc far more convenient ~
ha1s them sako place At thus hour P. ny. Wien bna-
fpefs men coulI drop III from ther occs Without Ill
.ericflng With thoIr work.
Mr: Jseoba lid nut quito hgrco with Mr.. Farwcll,
p.or, q tho civ eoald uul,e upon man. there
could be ~ great revival ~ would be dts!re1.
To- comntse w. waiting for teegra% from Moqay
tbould be douo. II they could ung on brother
sle that would M b eaousl. TIE e, .!ay ,, ifsysr-
S1cusS nto stSsa s .hn IL ises s
itssss.mes,ag tsa @ after tcis next sanaays rneoines
The uexs step 9ugns 70 Pc = scres ., evening mGet-
10 future confederation. Theso meetings might com
ments week liter ne1t, after tho annual needing of
H. Chairman, it, Wells, s.d that tho meeting was
ads tbs special subject oi prayer 1t tho lass Wcne-
da{ evening prayer.1neettnB Of h'a church, aud, IN
esy inbusl with the splf1t 10 would AK Ir. 8. III.
Noe.o 10 lead In prayer.
Iii. uoore thero9pon offered > short and csrnoat
)raJs. okknG for tbs sanction Of Qo1 upon tho pro-
oeednss.
MR. wE1La
then kaid thers neYor time in tho History Of any
Of then VIXEN there more perfect tfuak It!
aod. ue wahed that he could look back upon lshs q
among Ill., hst of pesfsct unity. lie Ind .sia to lis
partner Ast morning that Ar. Moody would certslny
10 .h.t the Master bads him to d. T. vss @ difficult
dons Ia for tho beat. lit. Moody was, after
H. only Gods Instrument, and they must not depend
When Ill meeuuS wss appointed. lie 1poalers iiea
bad been that there was . tendency to too
According to liz de., tha greatest blessings would nj
dow from union n,eetings. It would not 10 bent u
s f %tessr vs9Ht
done sh!Ic free from any influence Of excitement, but
tth t1sir eoolet Judgments. ,--
Committee
sErT1.ED THE oUEaT1oN
70 so o. rseber H. Moos o
ahoud not ba forgotten that " England thoro wero
unon meetings 10 al tic cit1ea. long oofoIo r Moody
Got On tho ground. lie offered motion that tho Cunl-
1ies request tho meetings tobo held In Faswsll
as nsu sna that they begin ona ~esk ,,+ sF9n, ~
PVT forth to mako item great unioa prayes-meet.nea
.! al tue churches. uo had been informed shat, II
regl,s church rra,er-meetngs Tie ministers would
s,dly seqaleaoe 10 the pIan
NJ IT, N. uibbasa said Il might bo well 10 ask The
sa.oss 70 sAy word from tleiF pulps III rcgAsd To
nGss !aeetnGs.
~ M's polnt 1Ir. Jaeobs resigned his position 81
SECRETARY aud Mr. George IL. High elected La lis
Raa.
u motion Of Mr.. Phillip Myers, It WAS decided Ia
Atend tho noun meetings to hour, tho usual time
Haa tlres-iuarsers Of an hour.
NC. l. GurElcr saia that this Committee Ought 10
soA prayer msetlu8 Of Its uwn, bufore doing My
'9a1het@ work
NJ 'acobs sad that tlo Comltieo was nominated
Ahs suggestion Of Ms. Wsathsrly, nf Loudou, aud
r. t1'!,lar to that which sctsl tlura during Mr
Aoodys lnlntsttattuna.
,Ar. Hibbssd moved that tho Hecretary Ia instruct
- aRstnd circular 10 every ,niulstsr to uSYt tht
hsuhess Of the Committee In !
SOCIAL nkLlalouy MEEr1Sn
V held In Lower FsTwel Hall nuxt Monday aftcr
Roon 1t p'cJuck ftarrMi ~
III, Jacobs thoreht il would la well 10 anno{ot ,
ens!ness Meetuu az tha Cntnu,tteN a., .nn,n .y us1
xttI wien rrauiar tsv for hni1ina ,ncatmus ihsr,
Atsr would be cIose1.
1hs ranes Of lii q n Eo..a n Ht,r.r B,b.r
ll7tt N.ryn Hushet. +. L. iiiuckly. suI Il. i. Ssr