New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
THE REV. Dudley 4. TYEG-HTS LAST
MONEETS.t

TIE sosS v. .s.oi tLs d,s;h sfthe Rev. Dudey a..
TJrg has throws over this cstnulnty seems 70 savs
deepeoed frrm the hour cf its first announcement
StI.oken down II the very flower oi manhood vnen,
70 Al .pu@ar,uoe. taa teid Of BIZ usefulness va,
daily widening AID under cIrcIn-tssces 80 paetui.
the effect bas bsea Ike rnave.ous dDpenssson OF
Providence.
AZ the roondsy meetings for public wor.hp-with
-. "a M. Tyrys prsseuce wss peculiarly identified
rrio, to the a. accioect-hs de attn hGs become the
sbsorbi,g tLeme. The closing scenes Of biz life.
described BY ose Of hs brettreo in the ministry a. the
Jayne's Hal meeting yesterday. wa most thrilling
narrative a1d seemed " move every heart present.
Indeed the miniter-wbo vss an eyewitness to the
soene-p,oceeded with his sup pie state DeB Of the last
wc-ds addre ssed by the dying mar to those around
h. ir all eyes suffused with tears. aEd unin-
formed stranger entering the room might have thought
tim.e,f in q vast cong iegatior Of mourners.
From the tine Of the fatal accident to one hour pre-
viou. to his death M. Tyrg had an unfaterng couA.
oepce in his recovery and even conversed freely and
bopefully upon what as he believed, Providence had
designed 10 teach him IT the dispensaton to which he
yss being subjected. He believed it wa intended to
promote hi, greater efficiency ss minister Of the Cos
pei and he looked forward with bright hopes when he
should sga;n be able TO preach and to preach as ne
had never done before. About one hour before his
dissolution, his family, fearing that his hopes of re-
covery were groundess, approached hin with the col
epn intimstion that in ai probability he was to
leave them. HIS physician entering the chamber at
the instant, Mr. Tyng spoke to him CT these fsars.
The doctors reply was, that they were only too true
tina: his time fast drawing to cose. The dying
man. with the ssIre heroic spirit winch never forsook
him through all his suferiDgs received the solemn
nounctmenl with the utmost resignation answering
only "ThsD it Il we.l-it is very well: Gods will be
Done"
After a few moments Of composurs, he called hu
friends presen nj and the members Of his family 10 his
bedside, to bid them last farewell. He thanked his
physicsn, who is not professiDg Christian, for his
kind attention. warning him with great tenderness to
lcse time in giving himself TO that Saviour who
akatpt Itypt IN 10 of frla n hn{
bi, children lie gave aft, ctionste farewell, hoping
that by the grace Of God and the care Of devoted
mother they might be early brought ito know their
Saviour" To his wife. who has ninistered to him
With 20 much affection and fidelity al through his i'll
ness he Included in his parting words the request that
would her endeevors to bring their boys Up to
the ministry He was now to say farewell to his ven-
erabe father, the Rev. Stephen II. Tying, d. ID. TAX.
ing his aged parent by the hand he said with much
esrneStpess, .StoEd up for JESUS father; stand up
&c for JesnH' and tell my brethren in the ministry,
"whetever you meet them, to stGrd mp for Jesus"
At the cioSe of ths solemn ceremony feeling that
lie approaching his end he requested those around
aim to spg hymn. After moment Of silence, his
owR wife, notwithstanding tdo solemn circumstances
under which this request was made commenced sing
ipg the beautiful hymn-inade doubiy 80 by its sppro-
lniateness to the occas.oE-beg!nning,
"Rect Of AGA. oisft for me,
Lei me L4de m7sefn Tree"
The hymn wss sung, and even while the echoes Of
that mOurDful strain yet oat5d in tie air. the spirit Of
Dudley A. Typg took its fight to other and, as we
have reason to believe more blissful realms.
At tho meeting IN JayIes Hal on Tuesday, q very
singular fact was referred to IN connection With Mr..
Tyng's recent sermon in that hal, to an immense
audience from the text Of Scripture, aye that are
'men, go and serve the LcId." Toward the Close CT
his eloquent dscourse that occssi ION lie asked par
don if lie Lad said anything 10 offend his congregation.
but adding, :" l must tell nv Masters errand. and |
would rather that this right fplscing his left
"hand upsA it where il hss since been amputsted)
"were amputa,ed at the trunk, than that | should
g ccre tort of my duty to you In delivering God :
"neesage."
The tod an-ssctarisn principles OF Mr.. Tying. and
tie atty with which he fraternzed with his br tn
rsu ct sl denominations, endeared him TO the hearts
o. ti,ussri. Philadelphia Press, cd.