Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
SOME RELIGIOUS REvVALIsTs.
Differing Methods of Moody. Mills. IIarri-
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1at.uln. G.0re. g.. &r,lhal-. Ntaio.
Nhttir. ami others. The methods q
th... ,,,,n ..t, .l-,. o.,it, di0.r,nt
1ir Moody sul ranks far ahead az Tho
others ANA "a, the a.. Of p. years ice t.
sf
Ls tr-t successful tour through thc
country with H.. l. Saukcy. II IFS sad
that ~. has less culture than the other
r.Viyali~t-. II. ls not % great preacher.
ana u.ouie Who hear him for the first
ti,.. are sure 20 BE- disappointed. lie
l.,- the traces and arts Of the orator.
ami l,s vocabulary, ts confined f. narrow
r,,Il- The scored If his success ia his
rcr.,raI uapnctiSm which always appears
9, Best ADVANTAGE in the inquiry -r0om.
There bee comes into personal contact
with his listeners lie shakes their hands.
talks % them with "a sense OF conviction
,t'. H. most effective and shows a. per
..r.l interest that never fails to produce
Croft results.
I.t fhis IS not an. Mr.. Moody is
r'it.l with sound. practical sense. AMI
shows "a mast arship of details that would
hay, made fortune for him i'm tine bust
ness world. lie IS "a friend OF the hii-
b.IrI-uan ana the newspaper publisher.
'rl. coming of Dwight J.. Moody, the
Greatest ~ All ENanseiists' is an
ri,tec.l i'm big letters ON thrce-shcet bis
days before hc arrives. Upon ms arrival
SIR. Moody travels about The town pre-
,,...v as a theatrical manager might 10
- r..t a.. attraction las been properly
,.p.t N,r N,odv also gives his personal
ot..-ri.n +, such details as the seating
~ nj. CONGREGATION. the ventilation Of the
r,,in. the collection. ANA others. his
greatest assistance comes from the choir
which ls always maze as l'i@' a. l"
lIe re does not care SO much Tor thr
.t,,.i,,., SO for the personal assistance Of
,... s.,,,.rs An M inquiry-rocm. For that
,..,on bs ,yul have nobody bat professed
I,,.,..,,,r. I'm the choir In the inquiry
80, t,,.,. are set 10 work In systematized
,i.'r me- rlcad with weak sinners
,,,F.r Mr. Noody's instructions. In the
r.c.Dt GREAT revival at Washington th-ie
,,.r. 400 people in Mr. Moody cno.i,
aud there Wa3 never a meeting at "HVn
l.ss thaD 900 Of the choir were present
N,r. than forty churches were repre-
.ar,c5 of All denominations in the Guy.
yre Rev. ~. Fay Mills, who VIII preach
IN tee Brooklvn tabernacle during the ao-
cen. or pr Talmagc. S. an evangelist OF
.,.,,,,.r class He talks cold logic 10 MS
,.',,.rs A.. seeks t. convert them by
me- cold hu,incss-iiEc argument that they
''-. -. mo a me of everlasting happi-
80, NV Incoming Christians, or 40 to
i'n IA, continuing on their way. lie u
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. 49,. ,...rnhling only facts, deduc-
80, o,,I conclusions for their study. lie
80. 60 IN tnrn sinners by arousns