, 1877-04-15
THE BOSTON REVIVAL,

AtAANN& A. AAG 04FEEA6NV MEETINGS.
Aspecia correspondent Of the Springfield Repub
Aea hss been making tour Of the meetings hele
u various parts Of Boston, in connection witt
90ody's services. He aays: *Bnt 10 come back
10 the revival proper there was al o'clock In the
aeioaaon latEe and enthusiastic meeting OF the
ministers Of Boston and vicinity, in conference
With NJ Moody on the revival matters. He gare
hi Impressions Of wonder. gratitude, and joy ut
1he present aspect OF the work He had never seen
1nyh'ng to equal it In all his exper.uce. None Of
1at meetings. In Great Britain nor in this country
hsd been crowned with such wonderful success. A
pano visitation h.d been organized embracing 65-
o"out Of the u, 600 families Of Boston, exceeding
tn thnroaEhneas and prospective. efficiency any
thin: before attempted In this direction. Meet
taa were sptinging up al over the city, sponta-
aeousg, Of great interest and power, and in some
'asstnces without any suggestion OF knowledge
2! as. In fsct the work was being taken ont Of
AA aands by the cordial and harmonious action Of
p maaf Chtistsan workers, that 1t would be im-
them. - f~As~%''AA ~eA'"'~s "4e1
Tint H. Noody's own confident assertions and
..asa'ae views were not uuwarrauted, had
.9Poaaneous meetings. The first, at 4 o'clock
ha! Afternoon at Asmory Hau, where about hun
Isa sa representatives Of the press and printing
~ Ra we're gathered and led BY sir stockwell Of
puei men took earnest part, and the spirit OF the
as; Ieeuns vas sincere and genuine. In the Taber-
ss evening service, despite the extreme nm
nc. rsness q pouring rain, some 5, COO people
.s kaAae!ea NJ praise meeting. which Wns
s..ed and successful, although both Moody and
aaseJ were absent-the former being eng,yed
s9STee.ag sTo.as; msSlng 4na4 Of recent converts:
ipo,a Iio,naneoos Kind. The first, Of the furniture
e sssssets IN hall at No. 20 Washington street Mt
f,.eass foek. led ey layman, and rapidly filed By
isEcEaar iEnaen a OF thnt vicinity. At d room over
tsNIs tsa. 1ounu The market-tnen hockipg In. in
~! :. ~nl1s and blue frocks, some with their nen
H. etsad .eeir es occupying every seat and ali
uo@ Pressing businesa, and ali deen7v nt1enfirc
.hnsl nc W. ioE1ner Of the Baptiet fremont Tempe
eanss made IN ringing tones and admirable adapt
bqrrts of .nnin, s1 ana & telling e1hortation- Hearty
eaa pathy uttsraneca srom the nsfkct.me fhe,n'
%a some hasing open Bibles, crowded the time.
one was od e that h9 fhr mstaks about the revival
1e.e 20 = meeting somewhere else. ''0~''
ng sueet-car, arrived In season for the
.nd s1ee t meeting Of the goods and boot
crowded. tie p 5pasens es'1. Upper business
!aasa;l ResGI;ps hundred more standing There were
nisen' also, y vas informed, 1t CLicterine's
i he eens9s 11a nsnos Street Gh.pe Arriving
1as body Of the house WIS aiied ,te cin emPe'
nv ans1ted tnQuircrs to meet him in rnnm he.
ness Of disn"trb ue entered With lis peculiar quiet
fr;eg1ir 10 some selected Christian worker Tor
e93n!Hsesaaton. and So without the least
spoa sni d nt.e groups wers scattered about the
~ aqu ~. tripping out without notice.
l.se, hont Wy 70 me Albany Station found ut |
desIers a, . meeting Just breaking up OF the dsh-
Grsaite n, Rha stlll another at .. H. il State Street
packed xtsS .p,is where spacious upper loft was
lentine sond array of business men, repre-
iur ons manly ~ the Wholesale grocers. This meet
kts6. aus iafRest and most impressive had |
1penE l'se1srsp ap wit without NJ Mood Enewsdse
Church is filed with woman's nraycr.
=, 9rs,nally Conducted By Mas willard,
he tep.sfnrraa raie5ge: as friend who Joined me at
O'elosx y, on passing the Tabernacle little mast
1t enfrsn s s.Ge".lke were already blocked about
neetne = ny those wai.ins for the 5 O'Clock