New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05
INDIAN WORD TO AMERICA.
A TAMIL EVANGELIST AT NoRTHFIELp.
,,,s vrss,cr ONE OF PERFECT PEAcE-MoRGAN.
MAcoRrGoR, roRREY. DIXON AND
TWO SMITHS SPEAK.
rnY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rnIBuSK.l

morning I'LL late At night there are mecu"es III
prorress In connection with the bio'e
Immediately following breakfast In inc no'e' ""N
the several halls. the guests gather io' Ia"'''y
nravers and after singing one or TWO 1ospe'
HYMNS clergyman or other CHRISTIAN "oihe' ".''
rcad n Scripture passage and comment or'ens
upon ~ and then offer prayer These ittie gain
erings in the early morning hours are aH'o"s '"o
most delightful services OF the DAY Eve's "o'
Ing one Of the speakers goes to camp Nor,h"e'u'
on the hill overlooking the auditorium ana con-
ducts family prayers for the young men VINO arc
tenting there. This morning Dr. a. = D'No"' va
New-York. spoke TO the boys
Shortly after o'clock the morning congregation
begins 20 gather In the auditorium. ana a. y"
o'clock the choir begins the praise service which
led nv Mr. Sankoy or Mr.. Stebhns. Al 10 O'CLOCK
Mr. Moody comes In and takes charge OF the meet
,nr HYMNS solos choruses. prayer and common,
occunv three-ouartcrs OF an hour, ana III iV'''
o'clock the first sermon begins This morhihs MI
Morgan preached first. and was followed w''nou'
an interrr,sslon Ivy Mr.. MacGregor To-morro"
the order will be reversed-Mr. MacGreEor being
the first speaker The morning service closes soon
after - O'Clock Dinner Is served Mt l2:"o ana az
O'Clock Dr. Torrey breaches upon Inc ho''
Spirit" Every day. ut this hour, he mas 'he Sai',e
general subject. At o'clock daily V. - Da'u'
the Tamil evangelist ms this native OF lndia is
called speaks at Round Top. At the same hour
charles Dudley Smith. OF London speaks AZ inc
.nrrch IN the children. AZ $50 o'clock the Kouno
Ton meeting is held. the Rev Dr "Ino'
Moro Smith OF New-York. being the ieadcr TO-DAY
An hour later a service OF song pesms II, '"e
Aua,toriun,. and at O'Clock the sermon Is deiv-
ered with Dr. Dixon the preacher NOT mu'n
tive &c le., for rest or recreation for one VINO az
tends all of the meetings and much OF the ''n'e
which would be availabir Tor these purposes -
taken u2 in discussing what has beeh heard AT one
Of the services Now and then. however. one IS
found wise enough to follow Mr.. Moody's advice
FrOr n
afternoon and driving parties ma! be seen star'ins
for Mount Hermon Winchester and Brattleboro
II would be difficult TO suggest more peau'iiu'
drive than the one through Lovers Lane 10 WIN
chester and Hinsdale ~ H.. about eighteen niles
Most of the way is along shady brooks and rivers
with hills and mountains in tn" distance. the view
at some points taking in parts OF three OF the
New-Englard EMBELLISHMENTS. Vermont and
New-Hampshire
APPLAUSE ON HEARING PEACE NEWS.
This morning Mr.. Moody read again The Trib-
une's headlines regarding the possibility OF the
war ending this week. and for the first time this
wear applause was heard in every part OF the nall
He then led the congregation In fervent prayer
for both this country and Spain He then an
nounced that on Sunday he had asked the people
for $1,000 10 send the Gospel TO the soldiers ana
the sailors and they had responded with 1880 Since
Sunday he has received N.lO additional. making
s.. 400. He said:
TO send out those 1900 tenement house children IN
New-York who need a country outing MI Morgan
We don't want one Ike that tomorrow.
Mr. MoTsnn hay We been cds snpsh 70 ossp6 ParkeT
OF the City Temple, in London. preaches' rs you
know, every THURSDAY m NOR collection ., every
service?
MI Morgan-Yes. and sometimes two
Mr. Moody-That IS right.
Mr. Morgan-One day DIR. Parker said that on the
he IN eycmpted
Offering all the widows In the congregation. and
Judging by the small amount collected said Dr.
Parker never SO many widows made on
any field OF battle as made by that exemption"
PRAISE FOR THE TRIBUNE'S REPORTS.
After this Incident which heartily enjoyed
Mr. Moody called attention. 10 the report In
The Tribune of yesterdays meetings. containing
as II did a stenographc report OF Mr. MacGregors
sermon He said that he hearing from all
parts Of the country of the good that was resulting
from these reports, and in his prayer AZ the
opening of the service he prayed especially that
the reports in The Tribune Nigh: he blessed, as
they were read by those who could not attend the
meetings.
Next Wednesday afternoon the cornerstone or
the new chapel at Mount Hermon is TO be laid
Mr. Morgan's topic this morning was Blessings
at the Cross Pardon" His text was from Ephe-
slams L THE forgiveness Of Gins according to the
riches OF his grace" In this sermon he said:
Everything that fallen man needs he finds at the
cross Apart from the fall Of man. the Cross is fool
.some one has bundered' In the light of the fall
II becomes the wisdom and the power OF COO; , IN
some Of the riches of Its provisions We begin IN
the line of experience The iirst sense OF he &c ,b
that OF need That need and the provision OF the
Cross TO meet IT form our theme this morning
After discussing the human need the divine pro-
vision for that and the law Of appropriation he
said:
Our conclusion. then. is this: First. there are no
riSbis save the rights Of God These based
upon His character Of love and HIS re,aii"h hs OF
cannot be fcregone To pardon without sa Ats
ton would violate love Third God makes this de.
mand and He himself. in the person OF Jesus. meets
study is Am forgiven sou?, Fifth this h is In,
bic until this is settled. Sixth. to those who have
not this forgiveness the Cross Is here ana no"
Gods provision for pardon. Seek ana ma
THE TAMIL EVANGELIST.
Mr. MacGregor also preached upon the forgive
moss Of sins his text being the angels WORDS
.'Thou shalt call his name Jesus for he shall save
his people from their sins" Many people N the
Conference are deeply impressed by the message
which the Tamil evangelist. David. has lot them
In India he was an evangelist. and had WONDERFUL
success in reaching his people. Two years ago ne
cone 10 America and this IL his second visit TO
Mortified. No matter what his theme may be. he
Is sure 10 discuss The Overlooking Life IT Inc
Life More Abundant or The Spirt-Filled Lie -
the same thing under different names. He does
M, teach sinless perfection but his teaching woud
doubtless satisfy one who held that new lie
speaks every day once or twice. and SPENDS nearly
the entire day. when not in meeting. discussing MS
favor,,e topic with little knots Of people The fol-
,o,yins address on Perfect Peace" will give one
fair idea of his doctrine. and of his somewhat Pc
culiar and Oriental method Of presenting II:
There are two kinds OF peace menuoned ~ INV
Bible which include all peace mentioned tneac'
The word "peacc'' sounds well Only those who pos
sess the peace enjoy i, on my friend SGu
Laughing is not peace: while you laugh OUTSIDE
your heart NAV cry inside. The wicked nave no
peace Of the Lord isaiah Xviii, 22). Your MINIS
ter may pronounce the benediction every Sunday'
May the peace of God. which passeth az under
standing" You simply hear the benediction. Dut
It is not your experience Saying peace peace.
when there Is peace Jeremiah WILL ID Don't
think you got peace because minister
says you a good Christian. You are sadly mis-
taken. because your heart cries out that Il had