, 1875-10-10

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among them. Io cneck tbta tao sermon o3 Ut. out
derlsnd has been published N panphiek iosn, n
thousands Of eop1es dstEputea ~ uP a1a oown ~
valley, snd next Sunday Ar. Sunderland n1msen va
preach from HratGeboro pulpit, PfeeumAoiy 1or II
purpose Of neutraliz1og any enect winch may LAY
been produced By an address "aaGa Af; Moo1y aau a.
N me Io"n-haA tnls iofenoo1' ~. a. WtS u
n' ;. .na ny "1an atev e conenccd thet
1aas biz naes throueaont tie Country but The Chris
! t,unlty cf tho people up here threatened tt
become 80 terribly paryested that he fes it his duty
come to The rescue IN response TO the Rlsntig9 ap
reals uf the principal members OF me oftnouo1 Zap
tiat and Methodist churches. Ihe lo"1-Hall, nano
some and spacious edihce, was secured, ana u VS.
given OUT thst Mr. Moody's address was 1ntendst
IN other words. tho prominent memoefs OF Inc thres
churches named. -,..-,-,
i've Mr. Moody decided that OILY those ho'o1oR ickes
saoald % aut!su' ana .aa1 .ae5a ncaes snoaa "
distributed ~ ,as te,ans sm9ess @ Ct t9e ne tsvss nr
mas CAUSED any,nlne nut eafa saaiactlon among the
.n,r a,;.s cbnrch-ncn do ut hss;t,ta - 5srnnnes
Mr. Moody in most unmcasurel terms. They ieei and
express very frankly that tie doctrine Of free saliva
tom In spite Of all the evsnsestz rrofessioua Is not
there nn,.a a,sacs y 1hs ,a.d;n% c;,,.ans
~ 9, Ta.1n ns 4ssease ~ .n1 aeaus
aoa hn,;es .,acs Ill., aoa
lnsse Mete scaseety any lsp.sseutatses
Inc sarstes. .aouga COMMENCING taG CLOSEST a.sen
NV. anu IT., ~ @ a s " ns
fs.tsrs Of bis diacourses ii Sorthaed. T. msy hare
~ .a & ns m 1 ss ~ ~, ~ ,,e -.
~ T. a 10 ~ d IT,. ~ nhas3
moved Y his peSeftai ,a1guags After p5syeE and
asd 5s:!ass ] saiisse ssess
"1''1 n' aus'i a.. ~ III
AT SoRrAflELp, AAss*
Springfield HeDuOizczn, OF date Oct. ;, haB the
following:
a1r. Moodr,s regular rcachiur service this after
cd r. wrs ayncter;sttc t,Ik IN F,;th ~ DOES
mt leave Sorthfe15 ret for rood Int viii ,nana .hs
snnd.V Ia lives ot that his lans fnr tSa ftnqo
xy;tb wh,c h;e .Isence viii have r. dnsra ne,ry WA
tured but be doesnt propose to tel the rubIic what
thev Arr any mora detniely vet .wha II is r,ttmat
cd fhs1 eh,t tfv hee1, 1oads as a. re
arlt Of tha Iate reyyn1 meetnrs and the 1nitnrans
not to bo behind, took in fourteen new members to-
1.r NJ hfooIv b.s honoht tha FH.b, Al.1,nda.
hnneatead which Joins kia nothrr's farm inten1
IN, to r,ate Il t,ia snm1nar home 'A'~'A1N-
MOODY AND sASk*f IN HEw YORK.
The latest arrangements made for Measrs.
Moody and Sankey in New York are thus
sketched BY the Tribune of Oct e.:
. n-or,,a,t ,,no.,, X. ~ 49, <o..xn... ~
.aIaants sMi i5 h4 o1'n =. 'u1 aaa a VI
,sar. u e eat;ay at 70
az .i,1i si.,,a 80 i - - t 1st ta S 70 tnous ~
o -. ao" e1e9sy waat 1au neeu aoae IN
arr a To,na aa u, hrisa aau ~ - New
had nn+brr N do ;Dviffp1 +ha,,,
his city4their con1irs and ali the arranrcments
being paced in charge of the Committee Of twenty
SIX clergy1nen and twenty five laynen which ap-
pointed At The meeting held list June In regard to the
a"et: 3 In.s a Conmaee oR mas sent an invitation.
, W. u nus nov ~ yet eeen accepted. 1nc
day It AsR5ciat;on III Hall nnd t wi,, nrobahIv U1
meet again ne1t Friday, thus far little has been d.
ctdcd upon tho members Of the Committee have
looked at various buildings, but the Hiprodrome is
not regarded as suitable On account Of Tue difficulty Of
Ii.
viii re past NJ ess ,o
has otered lots in one 1r Two oiacea for ta cdice
The time o1 the coming OF Moody and Sapkey is ycry
uncertain. Should 1t be decided to building,
It could not be completed before the beginning Of jan
nary which Is probably tue earliest date as which there
IS any pfopanay q tae1r v'st: !; T. Is esea, aeal
h"fn,a sarna Ma ~ t. 4ho, t @
+ rst ho,d services In fhf1 cftr ~ 31~ '@@'' "A1
Wills Moody and sankey were in London no publio
appeals wers nuade Tor money, all expenses having
been betrayed by private subscriptions. The same ]
method Will he pursued u this CITY. and though no
1 pu1nc &c % y WI n oe Ren up, m oppofuny
ROW. e was apnnnei treasnrer ~ tta C3oc,s4tes
of arranaemerts mud fiftv or one Inni7es men ~ |
Moody and Saukey will not receive dollar from the
general fund.- OF from tho public as such, and If any
thng 10 gwen TO tne1n VIII be entirely N tAe FORM
o. - ns NV e"o say Inas '9ey 90
rtash ~ Gsna1 WIN fho sat,nca ~ ~ car ~
without interferina WITH he chnrehna in nny ray
Tho members OF the Baptist M1nigtors Con-
ference Of New York CITY held a meeting last
geek for the purpose OF discussing an essav on
- Eyaneelistic Suggestions" which was read bv
Ehe Rev Thomas A1mitaEe. D, D, The meeting
was preeided over by the Rev. Dr.. Purn1ly, Of
jersey City. The discussion was general. the
speeches being limited to fre minutes. II was
generally conceded that the real work OF the
rear was to be done during this and the next
;wo months. Various opinions were expressed
:oga1ding Moody aud Sankey, tho eyaugeIists.
7ut the majority seemed Of the belief I
hat the pastors uf the city churcnes should
,pon Satan. Soma believed that too much was
expected OF The eVanEellsts, and tbat perhaps,
nn ",s,I GUY ' ~ ~ well M - enai
nal ns.ninr Of tha word eyanrai,at w,s aiso
discussed. It was held to msan . person who
vent to prench where tho Gospel was hitherto
lnknoWn- polut made WAS that the eFangel-
stE, 6o-called, were often discourteous to the |
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