, 1875-03-30

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10 l1p'seppa' a'u ea.nolc' ""s no'' yes's,u&.
mo.n'nR 10 tho locta'e room Q. 1ho Firm
Moshodfst Church, tho regular minfstora' meet
tnEs adjourning for tint pusnoso.
Tho f,oy. +. bf Ellis Chairman of lin f.,
ccniiyo C,,,n,t.ts. .naa,4<tal ~ f,r,,o~ ,,a.t
eo!n's'e" apPo'n.su ~ 'o'Avf nee'
ing ealled tho body to order, a'ating TINT tha
object of ths meeting to 10 to talks steps looking
10 tho co-opcrston of rho ministers OF the eli,
in n soro, ar ,,,,,or ro,,,l otforts to bo he,l Al
.oon,. oa,.xst ,..,s..
"ona' ~, euutla. po,nE-
lilo lev. h[r. Du!tlc1l. Secretary OF tho E1ccr.
1.-Two Committee, road tho rinutcs OF the several
meetings ot tho commlttoa for tho Information
Of those preaont
The s,lonco wa noxt brokon by tho HOY. srr.
Ellis. who Aross 10 in,mira what action should
bo taknn.
Tho 1lev. Atr. DutIlelI, TO t0ss tho Bcnso Of the
moating, moved that sorcs Of union revival
usetings be held In Farwcl Hail.
Tho nation was .ccolIiod promptly, which
brought tue noy. Mr.. Axtoll To his foot to Bay
that he WAS not prepared to roto upon
tho question until ho knew something Of tho
eeutl1nont Of tho people, and az to tho
leadership Of the movoncIt and wleshcr or not
the meetings would gather in tho tmpenItent,
The lev. l. D. Chamberlain WAS In favor Of
tho no1emant. and fels that ho spoke tho nenti-
mont Of scLurcli, and Of tho religious olcmont
Of the city. lie thought II tho meetings. nero
commenced tho spirit ot God would take tie
leadership.
Tho Roy. Dr.. Hurd Was 1T faro. Of tho more-
noont. and hla people worc already thrilled with
Dr. Mitchell wanted to know something Of lie
character Of tho proposed meeting. md wnB soc-
oulad II hin inquiry by tho llos. htr. Dartlott.
), Tho lsev. hit: cibson said tho commlttco raw
the noccasit1 OF Determining upon tho character
and loader Of tho moestnga, and Lad called this
meeting to get At tho senttIncnt Of tho ministry
upon TIC a'ib1ccs. After dtscuestoo, ho would
!ixn to see = conmittoo appointed to report upon
theao questions at IN adjourned meeting.
Dr. Mitchell suggested that tho Executive
Committee 10 contuaeJ. aud requested to report
hs nootln9 70 10 hcio h9unosday AFTERNOON as
O'CLOCK.
Tho Rev.. 1lr. Dutsa!a thon ulthdEo~ the
original motion.
lilo l'or. Alr. doodapoed WNnsed to knoW
WHO THE A1N1srKns WOULD EAL1Y AROUND.
no lad orery confidence 10 ths Rov. Mr. Earle;
VINO WAS nov 1abof'nE IN tho city, but did
would be acceptable. lle wanted tho old Com
fnattee dlstn1aHcd, aud = now ono appointed to
consider thu Lnattor.
:, lho Aov' ". IholnnB Tas In sympathy NTH
5afs 20 commence It. lilo did not rant to aond
ABROAD for leader, lio"ereE, For 4 rould look
TOO mitch "a u tue Church in Chicago waB
on tho ragged cdso Aa thought GOODWIN
OF uo!uler, or some Of tho other brethren
Wcte cohpetcnt 1of INC HoIk. Moody aud
snnkoy had failed IN 0 feyiy.i work tn tue city,
FALLING to draw even respectable audiences. II
sk;ticd n isc;tiina % .nr, conI,1 h. ro,,n1 o,on
s;tit -. 49, 7uen eoa1a w nionB
"1ra!as9 m,. 9 neq' ,,-u
Ihe lev ). Il. Walker-God will Io ehe Qe1-
esas'
u! ~. aaGmas , Gontinnea lomarkinB thhs IL was
ht1anGo That tho sdn1 taat It WIS necessary TO
sacsess sa to bare Loader from absoad had gained
aueu prominence. Ae ald hos resara t4o gath,
etH'S ol huouieas toeether fos1sa!. Ao "oalu
not DO Understood rs onEos3nng tho movement Il,
anT Way put tnoueht tae Mnolo lueat1oh ought
~ ~ "oi+ toAs'Hetaa, 81" ""o al tnsot ~ tAo
lItItnlnataos being left 70 comm'tteo, 70 lo-
Pof1 NJ = tusu1o mecslnR.
y. =. sAcona
WE 1.,ena!y 20 tao move anu eaia mo nnian
a reet'nen heu YEATS aEo ~ tAe cry wore yot tot.
dse .eoanlo a. ne %ay OF ssaeeas xas want OF
III y tae l.ust!g anu tnnt Mas ~iat
.n.oFie1eu ' %itn Aooay Aao nahKa1s laoor IN tue
sn5. ,a Son naa ma1e 10y gcn91a1s' pecauao 1y dnoy
sefe rs,o ,oa'kes9us; lnpPiause.l 10 "ah WILING
70 !9i!oW tae leadofsnip o. any one hlosae'E and
wouia 60 60 las as TO eloso TUG chusches TO carry
on ~ sEnna nnta 1aio4 ~ nsn wn5a. .,, H.,
lno 1toV. At. taf9nn1et SAID Mooay Old not