, 1876-06-06
RELIGIOUS.
Consultation with Mr.. Moody
About Revival Meetings.
IIc Is Undecided Whether to Be-
gin Hero or In Boston.
Dut Will Probably Start in This City
About October First.
Reception to Tho Rev. Qalusla Andcr-
son, Of the Second Baptist
Church.
REVIVAL MEETINGS.

&. Church.
REVIVAL MEETINGS..
Mn. MOODY Will. PROBABLY nEu1N THIS FAIL.
YESTERDAY afternoon conference Of ministers,
tho Committee Df Seventy and Mr. Moody, was
held In Lover fnrwell 1fall Mr. Moody presided,
The object OF tlls meeting to discus, tho mat
ter OF retaining Mr.. sloody In the city, and lnan.
guya,lne scrics Of rtyIva! meetings IN rome grcnt
hn!l, to bc conducted by s1r. Moody. The Rev.
William Alvin bartlett opened tho proceedings
with prayer. af'er which the hymn. - The tic that
hl,ids uur hearts" was snnE.
Nh. MOODY
said that como months ago he EAl rcccisoh letter
from tho ministers Of Chicago to come back here
md nbor. That letter had affected him, hut upon
his return from Europe htr frIcn'la had urged him
to work In New York and Philadelphia, and tia
thought the work was not thrown away there. Ilo
had bcon invited to 90 to Boston nnd wnrk, mud Tho
question lay between Chicago mi, Boston. lie
lpycl Chicago dearly. II he commenced In Ioston,
It wauld tc cnrly In tho fail. Tho excitement
might then reach NIL 0vef New England
ai,l then they would hnve better aucccss after In
Chicago. It might be best to commence the work
In Chicago or Dosson. but that wns for tue meet.
ings 10 decide. lie only wanted tIlc ministers to
give MP other church evening incctings dnrIng
period OF thirty days. 1t would not affect their
Sunday scrytccs. ...-
Tile Rcy. nl. JudkIn said TINT lie was. fAvoraby
Impressed with what M. Moody had sa!d, and
thought that every tmpnlae could bo thrown into
one Ereht meeting each evening.
The Rev. d.: Mitchell wanted to know when Mr..
Moody wanted to begin.
b. Mitchell said that 2r, Mooly was wanted to
Nr. Tartlcst said that Tho sooner, Mr. Mooay
was spolle.l. ani i W. tino to begin nov. There
II hTk hn
troiird by Mr. Moody md do rs he wisocd during
thu meetings. 1lo tl'onvht tho meetings should
In tho way, and MI. Moody wonld have such an op.
pottuni.y Il. he Ind ncycf had aayslcro olse.
Ellss y =, A. Tn,pEn sa'd, on behalf Of laymen.
rs possbte, mud TINT the ....--...
p1tEsnITEnlANs WOULD DO ALL THEY COULD
''ra' Tho Rav Iii; Mr. pnv,a ,aa that tho sooner Mr.
Moody cano the better, md no thonghs Tint tho
ii Of oetober, was as good time ~ any to com
nj Moody thought That tho Presidential cam.
paign might o In tho way, md It might be best 10
VII Tbe a1 ri M s'px9 %ekxs9 aaS IT, perD, T. might
ho best 70 walt until l!!so later n t4s fall, when
they could procure s ths Expo,.isien DunE
Furnished few working Christian people, they wcTo
o. that thoroughly inalIea KIND 4 WHICH would ac'
% Moda a he eai ~ no a4Sy ss when m
bsssa s @ "a, EfSSaS5 ~ A. + ?aaspa;y s ,H., as3t
soma Kind in Cl!leago-oither political Or othor-
.' H. sy s 1sG 1 ass p1sss is xas9 AZ s9s @ ss wssFs
Suse business pon would a01 .a ea1s 1s''esff q
tho business part and expenses. They
ss ns sss s s ffs 9s n Ss,ss
confer with tho nin!atcrs, and ho would telegraph,
whether he would arut commence hosc OF there