, 1874-08-12

trIs1a tho lattcr had gone through, and thu york
Lo had accomplished in that tino, ho syaa fi!lod
at onoo With both Joy mud sorrow. Tho lhto
biahop often stood bcfnre aad sga.nst tho nuoltd
In points OF difforenco III the position OF "Atha-
1,nsl,,s contra n1undunt," b.t it wna always for
tho truth that lso nude liia ntand. Az MI oxienl
purnncuuH erenkor, the ass bishnr hnd hut hin
equal IN tho United SlHtoH, ~h!n M presiding
officer ho wab rcrfnct. Now TINT ho "ns gone,
tholo wn4 Int unn l'r|iut;, that i,n wns ;,rcnl
al gou,i nln,, ami that h!n departure "ns i ions
10 to Church. llo Aul1nl lNyo lasted IN lira
much longer hut for tho oxeoSAivo devotion ho
gave 70 hls aaties H. dlsd, It might DO saih,
Of tho Church mud hIB Afaster.
TAR nEY hfn. KENNY
referred with cBperial foryor to the Dahop'n
fatherl5 lovo. lilo hail boon under eovoral
Bishops In hla time, bnt novor untlor ono WHO
interest in tho hearing Of anoher's troubio as
Bishop Wllitehouae. uo remembered fow
days ago that, while relating go'no potsonai
troubles to tho lato bishop, tho Inter dropped
forgot TINT toar. Mon had said tliat the Bishop
was cold 1nan. but from tho bottom OF his
heart tho spoaker said THAT no waa not.
..,r, nn; r.;,, o5aaE' ,hat ... ,,,,,, ,o.,,,n.
OF dinilenoe that Ao spoke Of the .loparted
Dlsl,on, uo foared le would not 1,o ablo to ind
words to tloatribo adequately h!a virtuos. lle
f,ad boon with tho Dsall0p over Eiun8 1861, and
f1uriE Tint titiif iaH AhA hi"Ayb hia4iHW HaA DG-
cauao no know that he was right. Pushed to tho
front by tho folco Of circumstances. Tho bishop
stood up feariessly, mud IT. WIS tLis fca loss.csa
Of man Which caused him to ba n1iaunder"
;aosaa sood e2 tnas q irom '1'9 osnnt ,s ss wc
poiut, Ii ovor thoro wah a n,an WHO
looked at things from divine standpoint
that mau was tho Bishop Of Illinois. Tho bishop
was essentially 0od-roaling lnan; q servant OF.
God for tho sake Of THO Church, and ~ this ro-
1rffon 1npotn1 alt t,fA nftnrrfoA. $CDkllDr OF
mind OF body.
TIE REV. Dn. rowEna
believed that Bishop Whitoliouss waa in many
particulars mort remarkable nun. Tho posi-
Of intellect and conversational pow0rB which Ito
pogscsaod would l,avo matae him q leader III any
position Of life in which he hatl been PLACED. lie
whs u conspicuous illustration OF high and
Bishop was a thing mover fully understood Or
appreciated by the world, yet those who know
him beat wero aware OF quick roaponho Oh his
pnrt to anything which appealed to hts tonderor
''ii'' After speeches By a1r. Il. G. Chase and tho
Rev. Mr. Doll, the meotiDG, OH motion, adjourn
Cd; to moot in accordance with tho announce
mont to 10 nado BY tho lsov. Canon Knowles.
Any persons willing to oxtond hosplta1itiss to
tho clergy attending tho funeral Ut Bishop
Whitelouso will. please notify their rectors, OF
Mitchell i uathaway, 40 Clark street. promptly.
HENRY G. hANNEY, 6ocrotary.
DH. DE KOYEN.
The Milwaukee, Sentinel or yesterday aayst
Tho death Of tho Rt Rev. Bishop Whehonss will
oxctte general regret aud aurprae In tho Protest.
ant Epacopa1 Church, Of which lo was q
member. Wavlug tho question ~ to tho
chief question will be AZ to his successor In tho
high poson to which lie Inns been assigned. It would
not bo at al surpr4sing III tho light Of The information
son Of tic isv Dr. Dcltorsh who was can<lidate for
tho vacant utrs in tho Wisconsin Diocese AMI when
w consider tho admirable manner In whieh hs bnro
himself during tho struggle in this State, there fow
uf either lasrty III the Ep!scopal Church who would
pbjoot to sunh \ clutcs.