New-York tribune., 1897-07-31

he may long be spared TO sing the Gospe as ne mas
done so effectively for third Of century is the
earnes, wish Of all who have been privileged 10
know him. Mr.. and Mrs Sankey are poaroihe III
the Betsey Moody Cottage.
The Rev DR. F. H. Marng, of New-York. gave
q Bible reading this morning. His comments on
the passage which he read were greatly enJo!eo.
Dr. Marng is optimst in his religion ana III al"
other matters. He will doubtless be heard again
from this platform. His rich pastoral experience
IN New-York and In Canada enables him 10 leeo
the flock we'll which has ga thered here
The principal address this morning was given U!
the Rev G. Campbell Morgan London preacher
who came to this country year ago 10 speak al
.he Ocean Grove camp-meeting. Dr. Meyer OF
London. asked Mr.. Moody TO have him speak az
Northfeld He came here and gave one address on
Christ in tie Carpenter Shop" Mr.. Moody was
deeply impressed by the address and invited MN
10 60 TO Chicago and lecture for week before 'he
students OF his Bible institute. MI. Morgan went
there and spoke every day on "Ma'achl ne aiso
preached for two weeks in New-York at the Metro
poli;an Temple in Fourteenth-st and at the CAL
vary Methodist Episcopal Church. in Harlem lhis
year he is under the Moody orders ana IL Is prop
able that the Chicago students Will be privileged 70
hear him before his return in August. Mrs' Hoi-
gan accompanies him this sumner
MR. MORGAN's WORK IN ENGLAND.
Mr. Morgan Is thrty-three years Old. but he looks
nearer forty he born at Tebury. in England
and fitted himself for teaching at Cheltenham. Al
though he did not receive a college educauon ne
was for several years a master in jewish COZ
egiate school. teaching mathematics and Classics
In 1856 he resigned his position that he might de-
vote all his time TO mission work. He had oech
sneaking al college meetings and in mission nails
from the time that he was thirteen years OF age
while a master in the Jewish school he was preach-
ing regularly in churches.
From 1856 TO 1889 he missionary or evangei-
ist in the latter year he decided to enter the pas
first Stone and later IN
Rure,ev both in StaTorashire These were coun-
Try churches and in each Of them MS ministry was
successful From Rugeley Mr.. Morgan was caheu
10 the Westminster Road Congregational Church
OF Birmingham where he raised the membership
from 200 10 45O Last winter he was called from
birmingham to his present pastorate in the Norm
NJ Jondon by the New Court Congregational
Church in Toiagton PARK. Richard Baxter was
the second pastor Of this church. when mas no"
membership OF $50 persons. lco of whom nave Deeh
added during the las; five months. since MI morgan
became pastor. The congregations average hi'eeh
hundred persons and a deep spiritual interest pre-
walls Mr. Moody said after Nj Morgan hhisneu
his address to-day that If ne did no; utter ah"nr'
word at a meeting while he was IN America I'VE
message to-day was so important 'ld' "
have been profitable journey.
The text was John vii, 37-39 In the last uaE'
tia, great dav Of the feast Jesus stood and cried
saving. II any man thirst let him come unto me-
and drink He that bcneVe;h on me, as t'e "N''i'
ure hath said ont of his belly sha" no" Ii'e'' -
living water (But this spake he of the spirit "hich
they that believe on HIM sAouin rece"'' 10 ~
uo,v Chos, was not vet given because that Jesus
mas m, ve, clorlhed)" Tie sermon was in part as
follows: - ,,,,, ,bo
II want, If may this morning 10 80 On IRON '.,e
noin, % vbi,b we were brought in last night $
,ree,,,g We were reminded of something IN winch
NE ~ be,Ievcd and yet Of something which am
afrad we are in great danger Of fcrgetuhe' III 'h"'
yroa, and blessed truth that nothing 100 haru lot
Cod am quite sure that some OF us were sent
homo from, that meeting to look that fact IN 'he
,aca anew and 10 look also in the lght OF tha' iac'
,r,o oil our own failures and SHORTCOMINGS ana not
o, chose I'd fields Of service about Which we "eie
warned not 10 take during this conference We an
90. 49,. ne ue-o not straightencd in God. Espe-
cally is that true In the present uSf,,. 49,
si~ns-sa.,on IN which God has put the whole OF the
...,.oas ~ HE mower at our disposal In the pres
s ,nis,rv among us of the Holy Spirit
49, :. 49,, u,hre we are here from varied scenes
=, sa-y,co and spheres OF work. we are hcNe''
he,. seeking for the secrets of power. Many n''' M
found .neno and are rejoicing in what they nave
found.
p.es,xc INTO THE REGION OF POWER
But feel a large number VIII pe S,.,o,, nv. -,
,b,v oues,,on: How may pass into 'he i.ho, "
80 -, ..,,,,oo, People so often come 10 'hes.
., -. Nth that question the supreme anu
-.a., question on their minds In All 'ii
o.,,,y with very great and prayeriui earn" -,
u,,h nass,onate desire we gather tose'n'i' ~
oues,,on We ask is How may we become ~ ~
80 ana uouen for God? IL Is lhoeeo y. P
,rorn, i'm ,or,ance that should seek 10 oeo' ~
s,oh aroht and intelligently. But want " &C. ,
AT the beginning that that ought ~. --- - -