, 1875-08-17
MOODY AND SANKEY,
Tho Esnngcltsts Arrive In New
tNrle.
Tho Popular Preacher and tho Sweet
Singer Interviewed.
In Need Of Observation-Disclosures Of the
Great Exltorters.
.ft,t 3I1Fe i}tr1ff}. Ann. lS.

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sfal"' o. '.' s"''o'1al LINZ, M'''ell lot! Liverpool
o" t' IN ''''.' Was teicEfaftsed al snnHy Hook.
a'' sn'F '"'cF Ftlo aropl'e1 hcr anchor Opposite
F; ''o LPref V'"ta"t'1o l'o'id'hs. a low mo-
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,,a', a"v "eAo 't'" ''0' "nons ''o great cfo"' on
IT,.
49,, aeN'I"iph .'o 'aeos ot All sAo passengers
a,.t ,''''H w. n''u '.,oso oelonelhe 10 Mossfs'
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lashol'9e'S' An" n's Felfie1hy was complete.
I"o rep"rsor' noticing this handed Ills card,
aud, inter looking 'ht it, Mr.. Moody said,
..W],ero did yo,, come on,, This nucstio,,
hc;,r ans,vo,od In fo,1oxe ,~;,,, ,,ohor ,r,,;o,,
."s na"uiue .oi' 'u 'u"o"eu @ WA A'onsl "n'Gh
"as asAea VIII slHl!a aha uiucn lhto1est. 4t
nas:
allow did you know mo -
"Dy your la,, raid ths rcporter.
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Az .Allanat'o" '"at al sae Enenah pictures OF
."F' '1oo.'s 'epfedcn.ea nm IN Ills feeullaf
the impression Americana Ind Of tho movement
which had bean iuaururated iu Enrlonl Mr.,
,,aa.,u ..., =. ..a 49,. ,'!' 80
.Aooos "as 'ess s4Au !" neas sl'as ols country
rooplo Thought we'll Of tue efforts Of hin COL
lcayuo and himself, anil expressed hopa that
ho mirlt coutlrm tho favorable imnrcssion al.
r,.1v nx,.t,,,,
III, H. e.h' 49," ' .,,., a. .,., .n
heso the reporter asEea Mf' hooay, 10 you
contemplate Gpitg to work lnMtdiate1y?'
And Mr., 3fuudy mustered mo: We hare do.
ejt1s1 tn
,,, t"hk a HEST foh a cooftK or MONTH";
NO have boon advised to. md 1T iy very ncccB-
sary. we arc worn out and fstisusl :; no. rhy.-
icaly. It il truo fur no;thcr os ,,s woro cvor i,
,,,,or ha,it,, ,,,-.a,t 49,, .,,... ,t.t ' -
,S o.'o@ .n 1A.. - u"soI't' MI. t"ieo III nato ~
"hen lefs America, but our ulnds are tired.
For two yesrs and two months VIC have had no
reAt: Wo havo beon anxious all tho time, with
nll The work no cpti1d possibly attend to. III NIL
this ttn1o cannot recall u HiIir!o holiday. Wu
held, sometimes threo nleetings day"
*'Then tho report whcf. has boen current for
Bome tMo past TO tho effect ttlat yo,l lntcntiod
to 20 to Hound Lake IL not srue i" said tho TO-
porter.
1T IL NOT 10 answered. 1t may l,nvo
aiaen from tho fact OF our bong invited TO tl,at
poiiit; but we madu no arrangement to accept
tue kind invitation"
II suppose yuu havo received Invitations from
all parts of tue country to prearii p
"Yo.," said Afr. Moody, "ncatly MI tho citIea
hnvo tondcred us Invitations, aud many Of tI,o,n
urgo ua to accept forthwith. Tho ctizena OF
phadclph!a hro vcry anxious to hnva ua come
soon, or rathor visit them trBt for tl,oy my
that il wo nut it or lie Centennial Exhibition
will dotract from tho attention Which is uecos-
sarr to good results from our moetings."
Here long conversation occurred relative to
tho probable movements OF MosBra. Moody and
sanlsy after the vacation woa over. Nj. Moody
WOULD CO 10 crlcAao.
During tho conversation tue reporter ,ssvcral
"loyiyasss," and alr. Moody took occasion to
state that Uf all words in tito English lexicon lc
objected most to those two when thoy Woro a1,-
piled to ll!a meetings md himself. In expai.-
ing the matter lo sa!l that thu Holy Ghost aiouo
had power g reyisa, md It WAS psuudouym
"i H. fSpi1 ppois 70 %o pFssiit ss iii leaning ovor thu so
OF tho yosAel, now becauo silent, aud for short
while nothing wAs said. Iio kept Watching tho
waah FROM tho bow OF the boat, she having
started towRrd tho city dnring the foregoing con-
vo1saton. Presently he said. Ais eyes still fixed
on tho water, !" Tho English people treaod ua
hasnlAomely. We received only kindness oyory-
wlcro ~o went. Tho people md tlo papers
treatud lib better than wo could hayo hoped to bo
sroatel."
In speaking ot tho succoss at the different
meetings, tha reporter naked nir. Moody il ho
was not pleasantly surprised at tho yast num-
hrrs who ilochod 10 boar him. III.
1lu eaid the BucceHB which had attended tho
meetings far exceeded wtlat was looked for,
Here hy took occnsion to state TINT ho .oyor saw
such quiet order in largo assemblies aH was
noticeable at tic great uloetiuga Ia tho largo
citlaa.
lteru Tho reporter stated That tho general opin-
lou in america wns t,.at tho meetings wcro con-
dnctci iu tho Ramo rlalnar M tho camp meeting
rrylyalH, anl Mr. Moody Eail Ito would iko to
hasc tho impression removed, ns 1t was very er,-
roncouH.
hfr. Moody lohnel pgcr tho Rttlo OF tho alin
agAitl, md wad silent. All excellent pnppEtupity
to