, 1875-10-05
DIVINE TlDiNGS.
Meeting Of Clergy and Laity
Interested in the
Revival.
lntimatlons that There Is Not All The
Harmony There Should Be.
A Suggestion that Hammond Be
Called In---Mr. Ravlin'a
Plan,
DR.. Goodwin Makes His Re-
port Of the Visit to
Moody.
The Latter Is Deferred from Comiaa by
the Tone Of The "lnteriQr."
heeting Of tlt Chicago Presbytery-Dis-
cussing tho Exclusion Of
the lIihle.
q Correspondent Gives His 1deas About
the Revival Meeting Of the
Baptists.
Tile Illinois Methodist Conference PMS
Its Respects to the Dram. Drinkers
and Tobacco. Users.

THE REVIVAL.
MEETING or PAsToMa AND LArMEs
An adjourned meeting OF the pastors and lay-
men Of the city interested In the proposed great
rosiEn movement was hold yesterday uftesnoon
| i'll Lower farwoli Hall for tho purpose at hear
ing tho report Of tho Committee Of Eighty, nud
fnsthor discussing arrangements generally. Tho
attendance Of pastors waa notably less thsu at
tho meeting In A1ethoaist Church Block maoy
who then took part bolng absent, while OF lny-
mon theEo Wa quito III great, II not a larger,
number present. After prayer, tho meeting was
called to order by Sir. ". II. Wells, Chairman
pro tern of the Committee Of Eighty, wlo said
tlie meeting was called that tho Committee
NIGH.
KNOW FROM TIE CHURCHES WHAT WAS THEIR FEEL
to focl tho pulse. and know whnt tho churches
wished. Without waiting for Erolhsr Moody to
coHle it Tna proposed to begin tho wo.h, aud
when fio came to bo prepared to Welcome him ~
Tho }cador Oh whom they could all unito Tc
desired to havo an expression Of opinloa frolu
tho pastors upon the subject. lie requested
that before proceeding further TINT somo brother
would lead In prayer that they might ho brought
into spirit Of unity in tho work.
The ReV. DR.. Dewey offered PRAYER. In wllcl,
he petitioned that they might ali ba ttirred up
to good wrkr and that sberu might lie herv an out
rc.r'l,g Of Guls spirit upon the people.
HE Clair called Npon
TlIE NEy. WILLIAM ALVIN nAnTIrTr
tnF an EXPRESSION Of hs rcwt he having lieu one Of
tll.so whs urged that tho work bo commenced without
delay.
Mr. lhr:ieEt said he had general nn:Ioa that Tho
E t,ss Wy to hod meeting WA Ia hoh! #. Il. Hentr.
~ ctisi.m on sLe whole tng WAS tha there Lad pcs
tao mich reIArstlnn TO do, Instead u llo,ng Com.
.n!1t'e u EiHltH lad bern upGonel. But Commit.
ttr of iiahy to get oE,u man IL ra seeuaA
n 1jkI,F ,nrtict ~ n-,.t
luah he uHd tn c ietrr Of Ase lines tny ting hiI
t. fsrrr roS ,, We ID o,,s fa,Sr Int t =" ,.,a T. con
auney would lie rsise to sst mp nrcuss vsth S';ia liz
English nEnamct@ inTartl To our plain rtylo q
M ast scs 5 ,,as ~ .,p. to q aes C
~ cas sho~sr # thry WI Ws t a,n 't',s to sas
sisnn 1otr Of .ongA they would not ta.rll my.
tnins ri Them begin thc work. aud tods ble'tlng
Latn's1te onu cpnsating Of onl} euougl Mon to hr-
,ir. Wr's s4id there r.s nt'ar,reuen.ion about
the whoic number s!l1uld !e Working Committee
Int that tie Working Committee should 10 rejected
Iraysr va offered by tbo Ier. J. VI. Eenpet,. in
~lirh he asked thu Divine ,s+rng tr work this
city, whether they Invited for help to c0ue not.
MIR. Il, r. JACOBS SAID
every ono n she oas mist BE- impressed % they had
lern a the Last neetluK that they mt prepared
their knee. before Guil anl k,i1pb!o tsnttse. Ill
i,e d41.; smplosiuR Lis hoIp. th.s va
@ f5sesS Ss way Of H. ~es If h: s e.ns ,s
together be believed TIC work would he essed whether
DFostrr Messly ca9o or Aot. III" coulng was
nudLIy nIatttr. 1t waA uEileat that With all tf0
churches nohalf tho population of tho city drs.
ttue u them, might b. said that It the falt
Ut the lpplo thai they did not 20 to church hut that
was ut the question. HI suggested that thsy pray
hat thsy might bo brought together 40 That ths work
A PASTOR rnox IOWA
raid 10 vas glad to wttncss the throes OF the clergy
men tn thiA matter It proved that they but ntn.
Wllen Nrather Hammond was In Inwa. a delegation
haa tcen eent to invite him to his thc spsskers} tcw
rc,hsr iammSna .n9 cSaldu sons aud the cnanea
sp.!:, concluded 3 saying hst i. people .nI those
Chjraeo to forward with tho work. and hs trusted
It would lot 10 suffered to lanHuish.
KcnllchAa IN tie auIleAce suggested that
DNorMER HAAsuSD
Another gentleman said 10 waa At St. Louis when
Matted HIN the ,aasr ii IT, Ln..s sn b. work
AI 'ten t1eaaed. II D!olsr Moody cane, Aud wAs 70
,r's.S .psto of q ,ns % xo1s ss .eeeae.hsa s IN M.
w.ss sy Shss AZ xste SOltpF to
nlond, ~ thS work ~as done. But there must BE- |
leader. |
hep, light I'D gaidsues. for they vcry in lxrilous
pAc*, .'A did not qulto know What to do shous il.
Tue REV. J. s. KNIGHT,
of Eu3land, aatd that he had worried for wcols With
lro:h.r s1ooas. When hlooly aud sankey began |
their work In England they INST GELD reception, Gut
wasn't THU tho fact? uudha used msa Who bad not
polished tonHue4-Who wrrU not from Tbs schools.
H. @ N rS sas n.a
hts work. aud 'hsFs must bs SUMO te<irS,
TUE AKy. plL an3uhPEED
THE Committee Of t,gnty mIght sugkett Tbs .iitI
Gully SEEMED to 10 III. thsy ,sst ~t!soi r.n' and