Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23


and although aud then the true poet burst lrth Ia
blaze Of exceeding b,auy yet the flashes were meeorc
aud transient On the whole, these lectures wero fail
ufe but then wadt o success might. perhaps be more
Justly attributable 10 the ssle al their delivery than 10 any
glarihg defects III the suairc matter itself.
My heat personal recollection OF james Montgomery
II connected With 'is which paid 70 pney. the
tine residence o tho poet Cowper. IN the summer Of
lsSs, was on ily bahne excursion. IN the neip hhor
hsi "a! thai place, aud hearing from The plslAau who
brought letters 10 party from the post oae Ia our
country quatets that the poet Montgomery was there
myself aud mend. WIN had never seen hln took a
walk 10 olnfY, the next gay. To call on him. We IN
gnred Tor Mr. NJ but seemed be- aware ol his
whereabouts; aud hst rcsourcc We wont 10 the pu
afiee. where were informed. that he would most
hhly be innnd nj squire tnwpo's sehaa To tlls place
Ne prNcetdel. 1t was dwelling Witch toNpcr had
uuce Jrdanted aud ever since. had hcrn uaed as vii
laee schoo. aud called by his There We found
.1ioagon5sn. surrounded by the children. Who sing
my that beautiful hyaH ol The bad d oiney, commencing
With
+ God muvrs in mysterious way,
lila wonders 10 PERFORM
had heard this beautiful hymn sung hundreds Of urs
bal never with such eeoi that uon The very place
ii which, VT were told and there every sup
pise, with truth, that tpmper composed II.
Montgomery received ua very kindly, aud Ne visited
together. sunni ct tawpeI's hgorile SpJ.s. Il was
highly gratifying u repair 10 such huuwcd fetreals, IN
The company ot ane WIN has bren called, aud noi
arty, the tuWper OF our own tune. Go leaving, Moni-
foa'y very h'4g'y invited mo te eau On h"'. should
ever VISIT 9ael'''o' "a'e" Slad} Promised h'm to
Az ut two year. afterwards. vas n.lhat busy mart
aud remembering the poets invitation. Determined To
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