New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

va,ie,v q, IN lie holiness and Independence dou sdess
c,-,-,. rded eth tbe temperament Of the msn BJrn
N.w.Je,.ev int sfter the close Il the Revoluiior-
80, Of IA, sce Of t~e!ve we find rim in the
ri nan elss. ef Princeton college. The dcath OF
J.; oh, loreyer. suddeniy brUke of his litersry
-. ara coureled him to The care OF
.,,,l,+,ry tie family, when only fourteen years old
III Inn. rs-ly taught les-on Of courage and sel.
,,.,nca 4 .tuaaOn = assistant teacher n Princeton
Ac,ceov q abed h.r 70 prccire -"any subsistence
~ .le rrtber AID Lcr Ave 1e chileTen, who had D.
o.r, ,uep5er. on BIS eyer1ons In one or t0o ycar'
be ,av,d h. Jad.,ion BY renSo Wig TO Philadelphia.
- 10 ,,o. employed a. assistant 20 DR.. Abercon-
he n The High S,tcol Of thsl city. a. 'he sam
,;-. -. con ucuced Il, study OF .av, sni after
60, the propo,a. Of an EPiscOpa! bishop 70 pre-
-. nm. -, o. hat Church, Ts, induced Nv
5v;ce n The vo,t prpls;e, a. the ney BE-: thing
70 ,,k;,- hoy o-i,r try h fortune upon hs tag.
IL -. hi, debut in the old Che-nut atsce. theltcr,
s,5 ., o7c. Attracted the attention Of the ray-goiny
cor, r,r-..,. From lSl5 10 1910 be- devoted h.nscG
~ col 70 the pu5,uta OF the stage Playing chi-dy
+, PHILADELPHIA BaliInorc snd Aictant:a. IL soon
fo,, Of, .r,bu,.a.ic crc,e Of admirers, although h.
tb,.a, lie was no. free from turmoil, ant
cs.;o, - sss the cause Of disturbance which. IN
Croc,.r ard violence. was hardly surpassed by the
Mac-.sdy TO, at the Astor Piece OpeFs House. He
m. ~, when re tumul. commenced. bu. was
hastily summoned to the pot an rushing I" the incl
g., n svc minutes gs.ncd entire conro' u The "To"d
In Gov. word. Of passionate eoquence he o'rd'd
in cs,mn- her excitement. orler WIS promptly r.
stored mi check placed on further Demon -r.ons.
Am. tn, tine he made the acquairtance o;
H.. .,c.rent woEal who sfcTard bc"ame his
vie and .uch wife &c tcw -rca. men have
ever had to support, nsp.-t. slstain, ar console
them through their struggles. y brave, earnest
.upI.-beared. clear AIDED women, always devoted
ia her lu.benI ami biz happiness and making h-s
home Mace of ret and strengthening IN the pauscs
of the hattie He now becGn 10 weary II hs prors-
sion l. hai noting conzenal n rs dcsrcs or tastes.
lie crow more Disputed with It Ivory dsy. Mear-
time. p, had Joined military Company IN BATH more,
end IN the attack OF that cit, by the British in lo ne
took NJ active part 10 its defense BE had pew
ously retired from thu stage, and become tho euto7
Of rolitical paper. With increasing religious COZ
v;c, ,la he soon determined % engage in the Chris
tisr ministry; and, h'ging removed to Washing
ton. where he had been appointed to sn Office Il
,hc Tleasury Department preached h.7 lrst sermon
u lat CITY II lSl5. H. was less successful IN the
mint thap ne had beer on Lhestagc. \ brilliant
Ioruls-ty ieI 10 ais lot at once. Shorty a,.er
beios licensed to preach he vas chosen Chaplain
Of ,res. and a. the close Of the Session was called
TO take cbarro OF tbe Baptist Church in AeNandrs-
IL 1923 NJ removed to Ecw-York, and from thai tine
until HI. Heath LAT year was active end prcmDeni
element in the ecclesiastical relations Of thc Baptist
rersuason in Tbs city. The volume now Issued = IN
scrbed to the Baptist5 OF America By the sons Of Dr.
Core. Il evs- full and highly-nter-s-i2s sccoaa:
oftbe II. % theI distinguished p,ren,, end although
iairly ~ N occasional LICENCES ofexpresson ID Valu-
able addition 20 American biography.