New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
THE REV. MIR. TYING ON LAST SUNDAY
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Csssespou1eacs Of he n. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July II, 1856.
From motives Of curiosity. went yesterday to hear
the Rev. Dudley A. TyDg, Rector Of the Chuch OF
the Epiphany whose recent discourse on Kansas msde
such stir in bis congregation and in tie city. The
edifce in which he holds forth is beautifully situated
in large inclosed the corner Of Fifteenth and
Chestnut streets. 1t has noble exterior. The su-
oeLceioom is spacious and furnished with double gal
leres: plain to appearance but decidedly rich and
ta.tefu-the pulp, and reading derks being very mod
els Of their kind and altogether the house brts the
large and wealthy congregation who resort there.
After my long walk On close aud sultry morning,
wss glad to ud that Mr. Tying was to oficate in per
con You have doubtless frequently seen bis father,
the popular and very eloquent Rector of st. Georges,
New.York Then, allowing for difference OF age, you
may form come opinion as to the physiognomy Of the
sop, who in that as well a. IN other respects, shows
himself vigorous ssplng Of the old tree. should
think that be is rome three and thirty years old He
aud bis whole fsce, from ear to ear, is adorned
with a fine b. ard His voice Is Gear, silvery
ard etropg; bis manner essy, natural ana plecld ~
summer morning; bis style Of reaoing the service
simple, devOut and impressive.
was particularly struck with portion OF one OF
the leseoIs for the morning which he read. certain
orator named Tertulus came befre the Governor TO
lodge al information against Paul. After paying
tbe Governor some oily compliments, he thus falls
upon the Apostle: For We have found this man .
"pestilent fellow. and mover Of seditiOn among all
tie Jews throughout the world, who hah also gone
" about to prOf-ne the temple" / imagiI ed thst If
tie respectable gentleman were present who rose IN
the midst Of the csc and rebuked the preacher
for dteecratipg the temple With politics, he would
probably feel a f.s in bis ear. What fanatics and
veIs OF eedhOn there have been In the world, from
The days OF Christ aud the Apostles downto our tines
and but for them what good time the chief priests and
all the corrupt tyrsbnies of the world tuld have had
TIE sermon thst followed wa, peculiar one. The
preacher accom- n0dstd the text, $50 preach to the
"people all the wofos of this ifa," to his dsgn Of
preseptg in one view all the related doctrines Of the
Cbiistisn scheme. II was an emIently successful
effort. The arrange ment logical and clear; and
the style both Of writing and speaking, nervou. and
forcible. He geberalzed admirably, and without
rwseping heaven and earth for figures and topes 70
mske the grouuoliDgs ADMIRE, be yet beautifully illus
trs1ed hi thoughts with striking imagery An1 nov
hiU khen he quite subdued and softened his hearers
some words Of gentle psthos that thrilled toe nss.
The discourse wss sound as to Orthodoxy, soo' """''
all. il WA mpres.iye and sslutary. .-;,t ~.
l might add, that was highly grained vIu n;us
music, in which the rector ha, in'efesteu nn.J
driving cut that operate medley from tne te%Po eLu
in,roc Iciue ttose plain, fsmisr tupee "nNa lcu'O'
common praise as pcseible as e1mm1n o. Snso
joined with peculiar relish IN goo o'u -, o. ~
Silver Street; and felt far lees like cSt ID Sf"ange
vsret than do when the praise OF the col gregatlou
r nerformed by select choir to tue excuson VI the
b,stspderr. came away with this conciusion: hat
.y,n the r, ectable gentleman aliuced 70 you'd nor
he wiIe Q TO let this man 60 and rep' 'ce him With
'",. "nadnp or cough b. siued time-serv-r, Who
you'd ,moet!ly preach his people dOvn to tie bad
nsre ty telling ihsm that il they served God on Sun
ffays, thy misE. serve the Devil Ut the pols.
''!'' Wy HALEY.