The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21

podrome gatherings, but when that arm shall
have been removed then they will be screly
tried. We have had gl9rious revival revival IN our 9ur
hundreds were unable to enter the church
doors. We have hired the Harlem Temple,
which will seat 500 people, and we elall con-
tinue the qulckenua work Unless this IA done
by all the churches the good results OF Moodys
work will be mostly lost. We've got to let the
people right into the vestlbules an1 treat them
ln the same manner in which they were treated
In ths lIppOdrOmc.'
can't speak too decidedly for me. Ii has been
glorious. New Nork never eaw anything like IL
before. Wonderful! | do not think a. many
do that revival Influence Ia trausitory on the
contrary. believe that persons who are con-
vcrtcd through reyvals form the highest class
Of Christians. They come into tho church like
ttc iriu i'm II frtsh country blood into The ex-
hlustad i've " a city. Mr. MoOdvs work has
produced wonderful things In my own church,
Win ut c.rgrrg ltinn. | believe that Moody's
G nVerts are more likely to roman steadfast In
thcif tlith thau are those that are brought to
iiS iaitb uy NE ordinary means. expot' TO 60
ri-h' ON with the work IN NY church tni viii
hay' regular daily meeiin.-."
pr GcorGt II. Iou~h'gu. Of the Church Of the
Tran. IL ration, said that be W.. unable to
spetk understand sly OF the Hilupdromc
work, az ho attended none OF the meetings, nni
lturally inclined iu sympathy 70 the cid maL-
nor Il Christian awakening. "still" continued
NE Doctor nave a sincer9 regard for Mr;
Moody, ,and respect Inn Tor iit sncerit, and
ea ncs ne:s. lie hs cci.ainlJ done wonder
ful work"
re revival IN the lAlipN1rume. SAID the
Rev. DR.. li"uwurth last evening, has been
marked hv tNu vCculiautigs. First, u has tend
ed {" criw the cicrgy INTO intimate relations
with each O.hcr. and th"y have come t. know
each utn-r ~ thcS never did before. The lttle
frvate room Il Mr.. Moody In the lIi.p Adrume
bWldtng has been rendezvous for ministers -
all denominations. aud rs they sat together
thc-,, sometimes ten and often forty clersymeu
I'm the room at time. the difference ~ 0enum-
ina tpuaiisils were entirely CbHtCratgd. Tncy
greeted each other as brothers, AMI became
thotvu;hN acqltinted' each with the other.
Wv l. 1nd ~ Is alone II inca.culaole value to the
NV YORK ministers. AGAIN, Mr. Moody has
certaiup reached y class Of people th-t had
never been touched before"
RUSSIAN MiNisTrR's VIEW.
Father bj'rrips of the Russo-Greek Chanel. in
Second avenue, -aid ." | do not believe In con-
versions uy steam. believe that true c1nver-
-inu, arr gradual steam converts do not last.
l went 20 hear Houdy ana SiLkry luiu .iullly u
observe the curious psvcholosic u fact OF 80 vast
concOurse gathered to listen 10 two ordinary
men. Moody and Sankcy impressed no as
beng In eatn'st, tut there IRE many men walk
lnZ IN the wrong uatrs earnestly. lh"ir manner
| iranaiy confess that do no; liz, their way,
vet Il may be good. | hole, though do NJ;
think that u Is, and | wish them. god pee J.
Most OF those who attended their services Gre
flrrauy church members, or at least cnurcn
going. What | would regard as proof OF the
efficiency OF Moody and sankey's efforts l. a
chan-e or life on tue tart Of the wicKed VINO
listened 90 them. II only druukards ami adult
tercrs-ro one from Br oklyn has been broucr
over 10 the right sidc had teeu turned, or will
turn, from their wick.duess, Moody AM SAN
Rows revival has been practically bench H. The
adding OF "A W hundred people to the churches
does not ,rgue sufficiently IN .yor OF the rovi-
val unless thoy have changed the tenor of their
lives"
Dr. Deems Of the Church OF the Strangers
s1id tn, the amount of feeling created IN his
church 10y the revival it unappreciaoie. The
number Of accession. TO the church has slightly
Increased OF late, hut very few of them cin bs
attributed to the Hippodroms services.
A uNlvERsALisr's VIEW.
Dr. Chaplin. ofthe Fourth Unyersalist Church.
says that the revival mas nut produced any
marked effect In his parish. His congregation
have heli uleeiing- Of unusual religious interest
that were prompted by f.eNnzs inspired 10y
Moody and s4hhcy lie Is not IA favor of re-
yivels IN general. because he docs not be ieVe
That, ordinarily, thelr effects are LASTING. auouy
and SLukey, " the, have done nothing else,
have PROBABLY Quickened some who wefc
lo.hargic to"trd religion. Moody and sankey
did not IN 0Ve the misses. nor the class whicn -
pr-Acru-
Tho Rev. Mr.. 4. C. weidekind. ~ ST. James
lLuta cam Church, could nut say that aiy IT hls
uar saioucls Aad teen effected by Noocy and
Nahkrl. Iu2 Luther n "a lrcA. tie Sid. N. 8
very little syutp-thy with their style Of -xtend-
iug tile kln.d IN Of tAri-t Ii relies I. % pr e.
tlCal, tnti -ctic preaching Of tue hnspal aui 70.
h-ipu- huue training 4 the young. Il tAr
SlLkcN, ne thinks, na1 been ulSlIc. among
four or rye OF tn uuuhle nome missionaries II
the eist side. who kupW now to fcacu the he rts
OF men, everlasting benefit might have been
uouc.
Chancellor Preston Of St AIMS Roman Catho-
lie Caurch SAID that 81 udy ANA >ankeys tltlu-
encc had moi con lelt Ia hl5 rish. cry few
OF his ptii-hiOueIs visited o. q IIli i1driue re-
yivAl. lie tuinks Thar Moody SURPASSED all OK her
reyiyalis,s IN moueraIlOn, as lie did not attack