, 1875-09-28
THE REVIVAL.
Another Representative Meet
ing Of Clergy and
Laity.
Tho Great Work 10 Bc Begun
Whether Moody Comes or
Not.
The Committee '1iIl 60 10 New York
Wbat II Will t'oSt to Look
Alter lie Work.
Meeting of the Laity~--Thoy Want
Plan Of Operations.
Ehc Money Questlon---kppointmant Of
a0 Auxiliary Committee.
nr. Moody'a Enlargement at New York
DeIlell-.-Ihc Adm Street
Church Trinl.
What O Correspondent Wants tue
Chnrche, to Do---Tho Episcopal
Convention.
The New st. James ChurcE"--
ministerial Meetings.
Ehe Money Questfon-"-Appointment Of
an auxiliary Committee.
nr. Noody'a Engagement at New lorl
Dclllell---Ihe Ada Street
Church Trinl.
What Correspondent Wants the
Chnrche3 to Do---Tho Episcopal
Convention.
Tho New st. James C1iurcli"--
ministerial Meetings.

CLERGY AND LAtTY.
TfEnE WILL RE i hEviYAL ANrHoW.
Pursuant to adjohFnf1,bnt. meatlnR OF tnh
clergy and Inv Representatives OF tho Eyangell-
cal churches OF Tho city waa hold yesterday
efernoon in tho .cc:urt- ro}A Of the First II. +.
Churcl 10 receive the report OF tho Committee
appointed so iuyi:o aIess1s Moody mud sankot
10 Chicago. AMI to further cnuslder tho question
Of 4 united elrost to bring about u E,cnt royiyal
iu this ci.s. Apout fifty rastors aud lay repre-
EentHtiyes of the yAriuns churches we1e present.
The ulccia. was called 10 order by The Iev. G.
T.. TboE,l ron. and after the hymu, Nearer, My
fiod, to Thee" and psayor hy 1}r. Mitchell, Tho
Raw. pr. Goodwin wa5 eieotcI Chairman pro
saln.
On taking the chair,
pn. GOODMAN.
ss;,d tbas lie had lca ned there had been fomc
bxpresAons Of surprise on thu part Of those not
irud1nt at ihu fits: !nettaE that such au 'nlpor-
tant step had tecn taken ii the extending OF au
Invitation to l'so:h"rs AoodJ aud sankoy to
cnme to thls GUY. Tbo report Of tho Co'l'Init &c
OF Invitation would Lc l!eir! Il: this mcctlni., nnd
opportunity Would bo extended shuHo not Pres
tnt At the futu,er one to ox.tcas their viows.
Prayer WAS offered by the l,oy. Dr. Duhicld,
in winch lie }'tttio,e1s tla! nothing ia thor
lives or lcaris rLonI.l hinder the work 10 bn
begun; tint tilty might iu It lem not OH the
servants Of tho Lo,d, but oil God himself. whose
uid they ,nvokoll. They bad almost touched
with THEIR tccs tho wa.es OF Tho coming tico OF
EnIyntsan, That 1t was not upon them must DO
their owu fault. lie prayed that this great long
Ing of tncr hearts t"r al onlpourlug Of tho sirtt
In oir midst might DO aattiiet!.
Mn. J. Y. 7aRwEfI.,
from tho Committee rorurtcd orally that II had
boon thought atlyrablo bofu1o p.oceetllng to
Now Yo,k to be preI ~ ell 10 u,ssw+r Aucil aues-
tions es 1t was kuvwn lIrytler Moaly would nsk.
l)aces Ut tuccting would have to 10 provided,
mid 1t was neccrsary to bee what could ba doue
jn the way of getting ways nnt moatiH. Fnr this
reasun tho CoMalItteo Ind 1e!a5ol going to New
York to SEQ Brother Moody. Flom what Ind
lceu tuuo III thu premises already, the,e Maa
o, ery reuaon 10 believe thu Expohl!iun building
eouu 10 utalned for Brother 'loody Ut Gust.
including the t.tsing ur fur shst purpose. Of
from ss,Un0 to 5lp,Dp0 For tho meetings. which
il nns datlsaDle should ho held on The WeAt Side,
this Nink could he eeoLtod. l. meeting or Tie
huslnaas men had peen held In tue morning,
and satisfactory Assurances as to prorIaLon
for nucer.ary ex pellres lad beeu received. Ihat
meetlnY hat aE1 oiHted u Comm tea of i've 70
confer Wjth the Executive tu,nm,ttco upon tho
sHhiter. Anoher Ieas,n tho Committee had do
fesre1 ca ling UPON Druthey Moody at New York
%hs tint an A-sucI lated l'rrBs Telegram had stat
Cd tat ha MA4 lCokiug Gror tho ulppod, QUE
lhere ~,.h view to !lo ding meetings. IN that
tlty, ant !rom this uikIatu4 ,l.e COMMITTEE lad
iup, use1i tAHs "uuld be liroLher MoodY's pro-
sratnlne.
Mr. n. q. S1.orroRp
taIa lt thought It would bu al,tL tho best thug
tllat ruul l4spen tu uH III Chicago that Brother
bloody rlpI4ii he III New York. Ihers was a
good d"sI IL 10 Aone here III the way VI mating
arrangements, anl t"o moutAa hence would bc
1Ti1It IL{II n hf int +
that Droslaes Moody would lie lore about tho Int
Of January To dedicate LIS now church, aud put-
aops the lueetinE might bo daferrod nutil then.
gentlena" III lilo audience asked II it waB
not dcAi'lteh khHwH That Brother AloodY would
lrnt engage in she work in Nav York.
Mr.. sputfosh replied Tint tie know only what
had beeu stased Ill 10 that III tho prees dis
patches.
THE Nyv. Dr.. TIFFANY
Rtnted 4hnt It EEu;Acr Mo'dy ca,nc to Chicago At
ail, It wa5 Important Iu shhuld como Mt Uuce.
. It was expected Tint bis wo L would take effect
uron he lnauscs who did not attend tho ch,rehaa
II their heaEts weru cnanSe't. i. thoy woro cor
gertedt tt,ty would then 50 to ths chutc!lea aud
kho,o would have 10 be Completed tho labor Of
making working thrirtiAns mt u them. II
.hero was to be II rs'!shl, IL w'nli not end With
ttr. MoodyS lnbUFs but th0 work "uu,d 20 on
IN tho churches aud p1csa0t'y thcy would be leo
Ut 1nbos. IAe,etoso II should tv teg.u o.r!y.
bIr, J. Y. FaI~ell rcmul It'd that li4e Commit
Too desiled further e1p'osa'on 10 tho subject
ut su,.tin1ont a,noue them Abuut It, Drothel
Moody would not culun.
TIE REV. DN. THOMAS
xatl it Bnunded sttanSe to hun. this talking ahou
getting 1rady tor Aluudy hd SauIuy's co,u;n.
lf they wule so tlx their 1nl.IdH gu Moody ant
bauhey. lusteal OF getting ready 10 70 On witt
sae wora whether Moody and sankey cano u
not, II Heemed 10 him they were n depioFab,
tAtiHty theiI oxn consclsnces ny do .nX less tha
A1 thpy cunl! do All Tho tIno. lie DID not III
ueretana how the 20 VI a0o pastors II tue CIT
wcro guinS to ~s,t for Aoudy sHd Rankey, NJ,
how, lu 4 tel gluuA seuse, they were IL get geaj
for MuoIy aud Sallkey.
THE Egi. !. II. WALKER
said he understood il 70 far III unity among tn
pastors WIS coutc.ned. II that He.l1o thc1e Wa
need Of preparation. He aaa nBhamou to 80
that, in hls o.insom. tAe cAuroLos Of this cit
~ele uot III q Condition Tor tho beginning Of
grcat revival. lio. tco tel!erod they must lea
not Ga ,nun but God. but tod still worked b
.rado,B. lhele must bu Joshua, aud one q
u. things to be aone "aa 10 ut!i.xo tl,a power
with Which such men u 3luu1Y were gifted.
A gcusje,nan whose 1alue l!e reporter did NO
leatn de!neestoa further d'sc'lsssou of hist sori
.ro,.d ch'eSeo as U1oIAus Moudy lad Glasgow
I.dlnbu:r. and LoAdon. 'Lul tAs churcnc
u1hts With lim In tho aurt.
Tho Rev. De. Tu0Mas desired 10 explain
Wlat he neant "aA tlAt they tloulu nos pac
themselves ~ tLe altitude Of ''wait,ug ~
.,ouay aud sAukaY.' II MUDDY sul nauks
Bod Ls hefu next week. sttll tho churches bl4oul
go vi with lhe work. Il MAJ uos known thak
hl1ody Anu Haukey catuo they Would lnove sAl
c,ts. They lad Leid meetings he3uze they we!
u Europe for W.ek IN tbs room III Nl.ch Il
~as bIcaAlnG, Iud 1t G4neyer, during that tim
DuCu uucu TILED.
Mit. y. T. JAEDEB
said that 1t DR.. Thomas Maant that he chutche
lsle should unla VI tAa revival work, Ao IN
j. MAS With thun. II lust Mars JoDo. wnolha
Moody aud Sankey casno Or not. the LoEa Aoul
ralse up = leader aln.,ng theIn. Tho 5easo1
Ik1utheEs Moody sud fankey bad not sueerede
u thu tiLuo icfenrl ~ hY Dr.. IhoMlA MRs,
The reL1l- &upu Md tissV hA EnNA, tscAuha Il