, 1875-09-26
TIE PE0pOHEn prrrrv,.

Notwithstanding that the ~ rin;st.
Evangelical Churches Of this city bsrs nn;.., "a,
IN II very earnest cell to a1esuz Mom- ss' ~
sAsKEr to visit Chicago this season u. th..ns 4aa
caso IS 31r. MooDr's old home and 49, 49, ,''
IN which he developed his religious n1ss;s's t;ss
tles' and that Chicago needs both thu .s@ s~ss%
er and the singer, it appears thet ~ 0t. nssa.
have them, New York having stepr,sd ;.&'a': - ss
captured them with more mnn;tss.4 ~ @a
The great Hippoarome, which bcz 49, oA.ss.
sounding with GuMoRz,s fanfare. md dea a T.
adiddlo all summer, and vh;.s 'll'-
to have been the locale of ItaIian on... ~.
winter, it is stated. viii now be Noon~ .-s .ss
SANKEY'S base of operations for the rer;r.;;r .4
ing Of the wicked metropolis. II viii nra1 s.
an excellent operation in two w,vx % ~
lessee of the Hippodrome had los;ns v.r NV
ture On his hands, and savea himsen hr shor
ing it upon MooDY aud s4sxra f1anz.
Second, New York needs the Eysnpel;st. -.
more than Chicago Or any other place in H.
United States There is this much Of co,so
latlon, therefore, in giving them up. # ths,
can effect revival of religion, and mats ~.
and women better in that city Of yica ri
corruption, We should certainly wish she,
Godspeed in their work, and not zea1et tAa
our sinners must give them up.
There must necessarily, however h.
feeling of disappointment, tineed with i.1.
busy, over the announcement. Thu d*;,
% have them here was universal among h,R
nnners and saints. The Churches stnn5
'eadY to actively cooperate with him, s|uot
without exception. His own church sn.
ap1d state Of completion, pending biz g.
'ected arrival, and there is no doubt Int ha
"a come this fall he would hare received
'arm and enthusiastic ovation, and 7orM
ave entered upon his work with q corplsts.
ess Of outfit that might have resulted ii
lost remarkable success. Under snch ~.
amstances, the disappointment d. hi,
E1ends viii prove as great a. thu
host who has taken extrso,dfmxv
aims to prepare his house for the reception
guest, and at the last moment discoves
lat his guest has gone elsewhere. Ths dis
ppointment, however, should not 80 work
pom his friends aud the Churches Us 10 ID
1t in discontinuance Of their 1sbors. To
op the preparations for revival Just It
LIS juncture, and allow religious matters to
'op back into the old and lazy channA
gain where they have been drifting, would
, 8 most serious mistake. It would b.
ntamount to public confession BY bs
hurches Of this city that revival cannot b
t on foot except by Mesms. Moop1 and
I:'61sY, and that the ministers Of this city
able, aud eloquent es they 10
mot bring the multitude to q realizing
nse Of their duties to God and man. Iha
'nld be most notifying acknowledgment,
d yet it is the natural deduction that would
made from stoppage Of the proposed
mpaign against sin which the Chnrcba
ye underlined. We have many ministers
re- mora intellectual, more eloquent md:
tier informed than Mf. MooD7. We hao
,nty Of ministers who exceed him both n
:hnica1 and practical knowledge Of ths
iptures. We have ministers who a1o n
i've, enterprising, and energetic as be, nd
o are capable Of doing as much work. Ill
It is necessary now is to have Mr. MoopRf
aaunted faith and they can accomplish
. MooDx's work If they viii nsve fa;sh
l leave the rest to God, as a1r. Moapf
IS, there is no reason why they should not
'e corresponding degree Of success They
. many requisites which Mr. Moop1 h@
: Now let them have his faith, Ind COM
nee their work without any delay. LIT
revival 60 On Let Us see what Chlcago
listerB can do without MooD1 and aAsKn~