, 1874-11-25
the CHICAGO DAILY TR1BUNT NOVEMBER


loeaen htu respect for him az . n'intalor Of Jesus
Christ, 1Ip wpa not ehnctnaonions; ho waa
cheerful whilo 10 had Lilo ttuo character of o
CAustiaf m!u!stcr. His paatorase WAS succoaa~
ful in lrosidouoo. and ho waa still ralnomtored
thcro with Affection.
frsnness whero principle was coneernoa. Ho
could not be frightened, hattorod. OF driven out
Of lis conrBe. 4 publication waH Btartod LII
Providence Which LIS proprotors otalmad would
b. a. great nieana OF moral reform.
~fchoancss and private secret sins indulged in
by mcs, In sorioty. 1t happened that 4 Promi-
mont man in tho city. WIG icvor usod to attend
Tho First Baptist Church. was NAMED, named In this
agninst morality. Tho man wAa not = mombor
Vt tho church. Not long aftorward, DR.. Arnold
hoard Dr.. Patt!son proaoll. Tho man was in
tho church At tho tinae. Hd conpatted Tho pr1n-
tIat moro Owl tf1nn good was likely to result
from thosr publication and Hhowcd its iucon-
sstenoy with Gospel toachiuga. But whom ho
cana to speak Of tho sins tlomaelvos, hia de-
nuncia.iots woro exceedingly strong. I1e had
said tl,nk hts acquaintance with DR.. pattiBon
began tnenty-four yoarB ago. During tho .paet
sucl 40 existed betwecn father aud son thoy
vera in constant confidence and sympatl,y. Dr.
Mitchell ,hon gave chronological ekotch Of DR..
Patt,son's hfo, IT. substance US followa: DR..
a:SaGn Ten 1sd pofn ho ~ wyoming uou9y
lego IN 1920; bccamo tutor In tho Oolum-
niaa C9llege, washington. u. Q: n lB28 hl!od
tho chnr ct ,hroteuAor Of Mathematics
nu anu .Natutn III, 5nsn,liiooasop1y ioa N Watorv!llo
Co1ege;. n loso, ~ no was appointed
PastoT Or Inc SECOND DaptlBt Church Ut Salem,
Mass.; in 1851 became pastor Of The First Baptist
Church ut Providence. whore 10 remained for
~ af9 hIsa et1 % aoso " 1oou w "u ttosiaens
H. - tt. u!e coMTGo' aao upon 1ctuAu'sn!ug
- y H. tosos W ea.a ~ ilo
onia IL y, ,n;a.r",oa ~ nna voar nd ~
.,,,nit - 9.asa o. o.au 5ua. NV "aa
op on,s g. tne oti an
o o,a.aI t,ap1is. n ~ 1oao no Was
T.'osi, Tauo.Gu lice1uous " th1 Msstoia naPt!ee
ai that ,aas;a ,,t;, oita; ~, auo
ss,,ao1 H. sa,,,n,. ~ poimi T. 1a1o
Ia hocn1nn nrnfasuor ~ prsiou,tIo l',aolar,.
and If,rtory of Dootrinon At Nowtnr Thoatnn;r931
Innt;tntn Yn 1A5i In hocamn for 1ho suonnd
time. President of tho Watnrv,tin coilcoa n
1855 was President Of tho Oreaa Inat;futc, nj
Worcester Muss, Ia 1874. Profogsor OF Thonlo.
nv at Allan. md from 1R7D unti1 1A74 hn nccn.
nnied Lin chnir ri Bjblicai lnternrctoton In IL
unicaro DaD,lst Theological Seminary An ami. MI
nonk Clergyman, writing OF Dr.. Patt,son'a term
as Prosideut Of Watcryillo College. has
ceptiou." some Of the most proninent mo mou 'tt il
tho 1Initofa States had fonn nmn,la of h. patti.
son, son Con. Bonjamln +. I,utlcr graduated uudor de
lin. and Ind frsouoptly adu,tted tho ahiiitv and
tue profound loarning Of lis toaohor. Tho Doc
tof usod to aay Of Butler, '.Wcll, Don is smart.
but he fs bad" Tl1cro was no doubt TINT Dutinr
beneftcd much bY lis co1,tnct with the Dnctor
md ha lad oyor teon strongly attached to hin'
liz was father, fronil, ami adviser to many. i,ot
bocause Of lis treat Iutollcrt but because Of liz
real Integrity Il Character. Ills trus,Yorthinean,
and simplicity.
nm. n.,,rv
s,,d ,h,t thcro WIZ H' onn ns ir.it n n, p..;x,a
ear,sssr ,TbicS, ho 4na'n WV .trer .as
Iaasnn nnraas,on non ;s noird mint ,1so 4ha ~
no"tnss !,nho"odoE honovaisu.o III. "do aosso sna
ann,,,oa :, ~ ~ A. "a,5 ~ e,,nr1 1 uuhaa
trn;t sroa h;s ,n;n,1 ~ III IN H., f;fs iii ..a
ri coTt fo, ts caac ~ nh,tat ' He c" "tn uao @
-n.n ,n.,, sIoaa iSa las hna - ,1,os'a, nu ~ ~,
rond dcoJr in tI,e cnnae. Iiia 1nas 1'a romnd y
S ;rronorah1a IL NV ~"0D'' LILO 'o'' A'0 uo'i1'a ~
W 'iup1R2D'o'
,,,-.u,., DE- osaooD
Dis.i'cs nectotaty Q! tno American Dapsfss
~, a,lssohaIy unloI', spoae WIN muon ioehng Of
nas aoeos5eu GsoInss' 1 10 uaa poem intlmately
Iou'!uelFo VIII nn, Auo no au9lnIeu tnae tao