New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30

THE REV. c. CAMPBELL. MORGAN.
,vsnty-second meeting William R. MoodS who is
carrying or many lines OF his fathers work with
evident success. said
kind is What saith the Lord Other subjects
are OF passing Interest The sTpTeme q2esuoh o.
s this sutnoritatyely given OUTSIDE the Binle ane
toT those VINO seek 70 90 Sa a ssTx1Te With
word y the waning power OF the Christian min
speak with authority and dshniteness Of conviction
ron ms reEeasG NGre; 1g - SiiosoIbic sneo
ulston. -, ,
with the earnest prayer thai The 1;sc coming e
Bible study that We tnytts CHRISTIAN tTepos sr 70
be one OF earnest PRAYER on ne part OF Ch5isTsn
1rsnGs sVer 81 i az % eIoa biessi5g In The
prophecy OF Isaiah be the motto ot the conference
from Heaven and returneth not thither. but water
eth The earth and msksth u hrIng foPT9 ana h quo;
-he eater: SO shall my word Re that goeth forth
o q my 9qth II sah 5 tat when n pean
ard il shall prosper in the thing whereto sent tt
CALL HAS THE MOODY RING.
This call has the Moody ring. and II shows the
character or the addresses that may be expected
IN tie next seventeen days. Exponents % ''philo-
sophie speculation" use Mr. Moody's words Will
be welcome IN the audience. but teachers OF Gods
truth" are erpected on the platform.
Among the speakers announced are the Rev. Dr.
q. Campbell Morgan. recently called 70 London,
rhe Rev. Or. ClelaEd B. McAfee. the new Brooklyn
pastor; Il. u Weston. president Of the Grocer
Theological Seminary. L C. Broughton Of Atlanta;
Thomas Y Moore. Of Omaha; the Rev. Howard Y.
Pope II New Haven; R. A. Hume. India. Booker
r. Washington. TUskegee ard c Spencer Walton
south Africa. The Re-. F s Webster. Of England,
3 Keswiok speaker. Is also expected early next
week.
The speaker who has drawn the greatest number
~ people 10 Mortified since Mr.. Moody's death is
jeari1e Or. Morgan deliver OF his powerful
-ser--.-ls Mr. Moody would say a friend Il do
'ot foci that I can preach again. That is what
call preaching
The power that Dr. Morgan had over men and
~onl'n IN his earlier days. when he worked here
with Nj Moody. has increased with the wears until
u Is not too much 70 say that lie holds place
alone in this countr not only in his Influence over
me ialty, but with the clergy well. In his Fifth
Avenue Church audiences in NewYork every SIM
Gay may be seen large number OF ministers % all
denominations Dr. Morgan has recently returned
from London, where Re went 70 look over the field
az the Westminster Chapel. 10 which he had beer
eaAeH-- Other calls were awaiting his decision Al
ne time, but his heart AMI his viii finally ,,rf,ad
n turning his feet back again the CITY in witch
he Wa5 successful pastor when he Welded "a the
pressure from America 10 take Up the special DIN
lies connected with the olorthfeld extension noe
nlent.
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY N LONDON
In speaking to-day of the new work v-b.o, Ia
VII take Up this fall. friend OF DR. Morgan said
mat the problem OF Westminster was practically.
solved By Or. Morgan agreeing n laoo-,a So
1stor- While he was preaching there IN June
Ne LONDON papers gave such Inaccurate state
1~eats Win regard TO the audiences that The 90
0-rs RAD the people counted On the first S,,r5s,-
." pfEsprs were present and 81 the evening 7 20
i ne second Sunday there We ! zoo n the ,,,.r-
lg and al evening service over 200: on the third
sunday ever 1000 IN the morning and in the even
'As we people came in such numbers that hun
crcSs were turned away. The door and first hal
oony were crowded and the people overaowed ,rto
me little upper gallery. On these two SUNDAYS
Isois Q. every social standing came 70 talk ,jtb
AT Morgan after the services lie couversed ,,,,,,
f.D'eSs'oAal men. titled folk from the West End
ana artisans from tho streets nea- the river "a
--NeS 'Ae ne!gAborhooe. and thinks il has rnanv
1'aAtages. There ought 10 re a large cous-ega-
t' AZ Westminster. tor il stands on the fringe OF
: populous district and touches varied sections
enough the Sums have been 70 some extent
eea-ed there remains . dense population OF poo-
people IL he borough
oHLScHS LOCATION AN ADVANTAGE.
here IS constantly shifting population OF Amer
cans End cCioasts living in the hotels and board
-'s Eocscs OF The aeigkboraood Many OF these
L-e 70 Or Morgan while he was there. He feels
1t Is great advantage that tie church
.-iu &c II TIC very centre OF the empires life
- 70 the Houses OF Parliament and the ancient
S>00ey II there is power n the pulpit r. all con-
r5euoils would De attracted from every part OF
-l \ drawback has been that thIs large
@'Es STANDS In 4 back street but with ths
- u advertisement boards and lamppost notices
do@s's from every part might De guided 10 the
.srn,ss,rsir1ing this statement to-day DR. Moran
;ereoi,rsss .;st he had much pleasure IN his in-
De fn--Se ssith iSe deScOas OF Westminster whom
q ioy ~ .o.al. true men. with whom Il would be
49, zee hand. and Is 10 haze an assistant
n referring 10 his call he said that
snT S'.cA Lad oLensd up 10 him IN an upexDected
asid 49, ee;I ui WAY, aDd that friends az North
s.stte-na.n he had devoted three vesrz 70
- az lfrachfnG. ana he felt that, for the sake
ca, - L.lhy ana Tor other reasons the tire rad
sllS 20, ann 10 stflle down. Hs h.e1
Yea % take the pastorate of the Concr,scp rtor.r
ShSrch a. lsorth1eid and 10 Use n as "a hsea &C.
,nuet eiOEt ale had felt the sepa-at On from hta
sltary ara had carried about with him o, his
tcl.ess safFs case containing forty or fifty
ZOOS selecteo Tor special study. Each rnornin-
az fho hotel no had been guarded Ili.b
4ne ~ least three CT four hours had been riven -.
reading. ~N eAe" "
ATTRACTIVE OFFER FOR DIR. CAArppr1y
our three theological senInaries" n. .s,,
Har-fo-1. Chicago, ard Berkeley On Tn. wet
coast, have asked ire 20 Join thei- faeuIt,., civ,
Zig them one month each year fer lectures on AZ
pnstory preaching and conference. With r,tn..,.-,
his Is a proposal which has much attraction FOR
ne I have also been gratifee by the result, q,
last Writer'S tour. when went from sestt,. .,
TIE north. to San Diego. the south o. Caifso-,is
The crowds there were among the most interestiur
enc attentive that have ever known."
! he conferences opened this evening as usual with
song service. led by George C. stebbins the FIRST