Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

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Liverpool Conference. wife. from Pres.
TOM under date ul lu.u.f sl T.t DID,.
follows. Preston hls been awaLrng d
ry The sound of tue Gu.Hu. aa Do has NOT
been for many yeats psi Early I..
col cctons make tbi4 ri,ra sacred
gfounl To- the Latter day I.nt.. H.fr
the Gospel was first preached Boo Eug
land, boo fact here the first tlrpisp mission
was established in is5-. when Hcbar & .
kimIall. accompanied by Willard Rich.
ards, OwIu .vde. and others. first LEI
loot on English soil Mlug riem1-
cluster around tls spot. and MO- .Id.r
visits Preston without ycuin NmtHlIl
Chapel. where Iu,.. devoted mon hoII
their first meeting tHe div after their
arrival here. the old Cock pf ray
ruined. which for years otter vl. used
by them as % meeting place; the house
iu Wi.'rcd Street where these early
Elders lived aud " ere. OWING tu the
marvellous suUgr. that attended thcir
ahor 10 preaching the Gospel. Satan
with bis host, sought To hinder the pro
Ergss of the work of God by 4ttcmp.ins
tO destroy their lives. also. the old
landmark on ths banks of the River
Eibb.c which marks the rilre where
the first. and numerous .u1scqurnt
bIpiisms were reformed. Tlr lIdgr.
met with much success. ir tbeir c1fiy
IlIE here sometime. ia many as
fifteen convert. anY.y.r. f,r b,plisrp
after hearing their ma ,ft.,..f,,, .,itt
sermon.
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which Ne aid. la front of Inc tnvyn b,ii
is the historic spot where dnv.srygn
ycar ago the first open.air meeting In
England Was held 10 mis- ipt,frtiin"
place We rrpaifcd In body no hold
some Of our meetings. We opsned ottr
services each time with spifiied hvmn.
With the first note the peoDle BEGAN to
flock 10 the scene and nj the conclusion
Of our PRAYER an audience of several
had gathered around MS caFer
10 hear what we had 10 saw. Tbe
Elders spoke with much freedom and
the people were Interested in The cx
position OF the puuriples ni the Gospel !
and paid the closest attention.
10 show the spiut of the listeners |
may say that when 900 attpmpt va. made
Il disturb our meeting tine peopIs wound
permit of no interruption and cried
down the offenders. Al the close of
Uur of the meetings wr were 1.s1ilrd
hy 400 elderly individual who. filled with
calumuy and vtupeHiau. SOUGHT 10 de.
sUoy the influence aud sympathy we
had created among the pe18I. Tbi.
however. gave usa better oun8rirBity
uf pfesrutil. uur doctrine, ana defend
Ing our pru9le. .s MANY had uur,t.,.s
10 ask on which they desired immediate
dHuculty Boo gaining listeners. S. piapy
things were asked and answered ron.
corning us and the principles of t5.
Gospel that % was Ii.i, %. m. when me-
started Tor home.
We were surprised al tic success of
these gatherings and we have seen more
results from them than lfom