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with deep attention till Its close, though many Of
the audience were standing. or Nj, Loyejoys nat
ural gins be said that God who knew the work to
combination and balancing Of power1. Great
grea. Fl ~ ge;:t
ase.i nSaiy 9a sn 1,d fffa ,G
wit; the basis Of all these powers ras IN him the
Sa blessed h tho qody 81
he was born and raised, In hts New England educa-
tion, in rcgenerating grace, and IN placing HIN
ue5a aa hS u
in 1887 lis brother was murdered; then, ofes the
grave OF that martyrcd brother he vowed eternal
sns'h hasi sbe y naaeaes Of sla1e5 pn our eoan:
uy. the Various PeElods q opposition to Is
power, ths great sfl4is II which NJ; Lo.e|oy va =
jndeea fss % lii deis, sJ q p,ipcpe Tas stftings
thoTn at The outset Of his ministerial life. Ie
Il nse1 r. M & lin
;ett T 81 slavery. lie answered: Gy Hight nm
s Az Ps t6s.i M snI.s sn tsa5 dep pss II Il
q f III ehureh tie Bishop !. lsngh .oid hin tass
setBa sSont 'in'f Il the ne pap
a pre!sllinE sin = s7eisimei The Indignant young
New England eJetem of church polity, where bis
conscience was unfettered. He had that true great
ress which consists In adopting great principles
and their advocates are few and feeble. Having
adopte them. be maintained M them With uus"ezT-
ing fidelity through life.
epot. A great bencfaetor Of his race Is one who
Congress man came to him wi.ha claim which be
liz. Ioyeioy examined the claim, pFonounced it m
iust, snd sad II am present shall vote against
IT, The man persisted snd repeatedly sought nas hs
L yeu viii set II passed" He replied Indignantly.
public record Of which ny children sha1l never be
ezeai heart vent pnt ont toTard the@ iii Ill hu@
seof aS a ,nd
knelt by hla coma and Kissed hin. A. ald eolosed
woman aise cane snd kl1sed l hm M a9d held up " her
country, md the oppressed ct orr land we're drawn
1nstlnctirely to this true patriot and friend:
In this beteasement our help y r. God. r. The
big work can inspire host Of Others With the same
spirit to eleEate the whole nation.
e t1 1g IN stv he Ind He y vii suta
the people ws1e d ~h Ill., one ofe
eat'n o. as vess e1oas mac nf I;te doTes ~ embiem
atlSa! q tne la,niu c1oss9eader @ oeneat1; min
The intesment was n INC cemetery a 9aa LILLE
vent i shithss The principal stores i Main stFsst,
through which the procession passed were deco
rated Win aags ano aang N s Ia9 9
pie services o. stnGing oy ieW VOICES. ano s r.
turning thanks 70 tho friends BY Df. Beecher end
Cd ne scene AZ INC gIase Iae u III s1'aa .,a,
!ea near gsose, anu ~ 9aa!a hant & H. a 5Ss
h,ssr es 81 piistIasse @ e t6e tene ei zeys5oy
alter me p59eesson' Ion, IT. bscb 1s i
more capacious than any ofthe churches lled 1T
| oVernoWins ana ofEa11zeo 4notnet meetlaH. -
HFyont ESD pkcsaeu. ~ yau'Ss e.. a. @ 1sasf; ~
Of Massachusetts, pronounced 6, glowing culosy
Hon J. F. Fa,nsT9fth spole o. his 1.i aEst a,a, &C.
qualntance VIII UWsM @ '.hasa a. ~ 80 con
Sc1ted to antisayey prnsip1es, md ever since
they had peen bfo1neIs N tae13 Pon1lcA iaEn' @ nt
gave s1S1o 1esellpt9ou y! "t. Luse1S5 -. na
speeca ~ congress, naoe M1sn a3iafa nus1nlau
wee aaae ~ Tho Wacue wtpn he ;eyatnraen
was dn the hands Or elasenolains ome,als, ana ~ ~
promlnEnt 1epcle ano Ale-eatels Wsle ~ ~ con
E1ess. Before such men he $1,000 up oolaly, ans
denounced tneE pet . saen eti w
slaye1aw. They les1ed and laughed, and c9ughet G,
and interrupted ana clfaea ann fhteatgnea 4iI y
, but he stood nnninchine5 I'LL ne naa aenSe1ea LII
scEthinE speech. l.
iet H. n5sT f3c hernma rsyor
ite In Congress. He could usually get the hoor ant
/ be heard whenever ne wanted 70 speaz. Eva1y
body was willing 70 near Lovsloy: Eeen u 10y tn
to stay and hear Loye)oy. Mr. =. paid tribute !.
. hiE extraordinary eioaaeute. He ma never aealt
man Of more maenetic power osef an hua!ence 1us
/ or power 10 dtsa1m enmlty: He NAG olten taks. sa
anasla an to & an heI them nt lis W viii Of move
" them ut his pleasure. ,a
= He concluded pr holding up me e1ampie 2 I
LoTeloy, espeGay ~ taIuaA a. 5ai 10 III III ~