New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09

During our stay ut Nossfennan arranged that we
and accurnCy in July ISL when tho days wcio ioug
enough let the sunlook down into The 'ee*si eofies
was one OF PARTY with biz son-nlaW, MI Welsh, AMI
his daughter, Mrs. Welsh aud II was from ine cal, ,
10 Learn same particulars ~ the way IN WHEN ne "o'i
resisd and worked, particulars On WHICH hr mnscii
would not have entered lie was Manlg i"' Us I'm,
hearty welcome Al the Ircclin Railway Htatioi ",ns
come down Tia tvcntyiour nies t. meet US and Take
us up 10 Glcne,k IN hIs waeonri!e. ,,o o. ,,o oil
day made excursion ny the lltp lo iHf"'i
church at its end for ischsrundr. like Ntnee' had
always choice of road by iand o. wafer. On ,' 49,
sion OF our excursion lie took ms fod Win n' ~, ,
very anxious should catch one OF the char ipr
which the lake j. noted Ny attempts were unsncS'ss
hut he s"cn drew one " mus H. lI I'm , vi haJ
history aud edible qualities 81 he sh. re inohs n'';
as he believed uiruiut II dicaey for me SAKE ol
Tie asdays ic thinking added he WA, tn , Mgie
providing food and recreation iof iIehn! 'oIi'' ''
The work of strengthening going on hisy nehhu
the old cbuIcyad on these occasions me sh' lerds
from all The country round are accistoeH 10 hSip Qua
another that We had representative rom lai hu
was struck by the way III Mhi, W. n ~, nv
uassed from the memories of the deserted chufc 10 inc
hulnanrs Cf thc present yet II was the same rihcht
III both which interested hun. lie had moi inu,h aii'A
for Iuel, etonc and autiqualiansn t hc louchtu
ground when hc TO the hunlan lie wa on terms
Of thorough acquainianccsnip WIN is he'auS If all
seemed know every saw. ana he name " an
the absent and llc sinking of hands reminded nt Oh iHS
welcome given hy The people minister at scotch
ordination. There his part an absence "l any
thing Ike The paTonizng air. and on theirs MI Nlnte ~
manly irdeendcnce and RESPECT. one WAS INTRODUCED
TO me- n, ''th, nathcmatican," and another az "th
poet" lie had discovered tntr tastes ana Qualities a
himself :" draw ticm out WIN Pay W Ei"i A'
never hurt ler b. nest feeling, and That let Uig''n'S
| Oh their faces 70 parting.
HIS leisure times through the DAY were spent IN curious
studies oi pls and an mails, with quaint tmlstdn en-
bi ne drawn from them ana resir,s maj Ine 'S g,
tOnaitcs 81 he pulpit w"nld noi always pcIiat VI -
there A. the evening dec,"rrd 80 id NJ
feeling lis lie ind been fI,snclco in his work for lis
lloV In the hons mold pray rr hi~ hcdfi WIS ol'n'
nc 1uuc>s ~ his affection ioi the hcinn's o. nl'
family, ssa'l r." nov Over lne VIII ,on ,, - i,',
mood Of faith and or III men was poured on III hS o."
have 10 speak much oi the familiar trans "bont
INN maj one can ieicr 10 IN & ,' tio ~,
his pryeis on the, occasions ne had ccrirn ryiIh III
Ms voice and la, ,hc foot ofen kept an an.oe accom-,
innG II Characteristic oi ls spec oh"S ana Stfh"h' '
wien III certain mood 'teNo ne never "'' Il i'lr
of paetry IN his io and tt the bees % lil bd en- 4"
have hcn huunnir m thc air without finding "n're I"
r c d,,,r ,i non know taai We nave any reason 10
regret IT, OctoratOr d" liz Woik no IS 'ih
me 100. luupc. when lad psalms or I} liilS a'in-
trrourh the dlv W, lrd tle acconp n,nt of l.l-
,o'5, ir, -, i.,.ti,.t,,.,t Nh. .!,nr,tI al family
pri-e. asNed Tie raso H. an'i iu,ni MAJ !, VIE n
i.r family. ucopIod 90 .Hi suhrh ma ""i'n9 sc,
ion az t4ic Cnr tHu. CIrri tnc Cr.hai = cssioi ai
sac had stlonT dlslihc /" N'uhtli'ai uusi' III 'A
service oi Goa. lie co"d 10, Dtar '"t Ier eu'lo2ti"h
should he nanc' no inrnsn ~. l'I, M"S M ,,r i'l
ward IN these tmns~, lac n'i " ki"s Ic,i'h- i"i ut'
sturdy Scoitsh pelod when the old wohLln ~ hc sd'
declared iAai 'Sae Would it,e nI' I"s sun 0' Jaw
Tne m,r, raw OF pr. Guthrie, my feeling de'penFd
t,,uir and tlat his work Vac ne oil his hlc.
lie mad Two poles I" nj nt'u -d..iiaii" ii
aud pity md- nation that r"s' against tie eh"nIo7 81
Justice and ntroI. and piiy not only Tor a'i Lui.'iii
AhId but Tor tIc broken tons ii" ~ ia "hiiDSu'1
Lament hunor ;nat Ice ped nahr pity more SOFT and
wrath he bc>,es tie pnc boom there were TWO
with oGhcr mems si-sc- ne tncr tc scope nor micro
scope, but VIII IN, own natural eNosishi oleued by
4clcIIcd human nature. He loved not He ic'-, "i
man The Ia. way oi looking a landscape was
liz opposite al Claude lJraincs, win whtn sc'nril l.
every tiI.. ami m'n IA uc i""sl"uGd "hl' o.! hEui'T
49, a1iv man .c.ld &c., lie carried It H. s lear,
city Lung u~ picir III Ms 'iind- rA 10 Keep
il,i,cli ana s ~, aIcls and rt sh and lie am
through n- own vision ana hcdri ic carried tuc man
amt tie CIltlan than thc Historical or dO'e
tImdi cI1c. Deep down u ms ntfIic Nci" iAcd Wiat
c,cd IA scotland g tnr zoe tfinC~ ol sa' al Mhl
inc-c pat himself nc handled tnc woid 0i G'd
collect hr,luS I'm relate c'iiqIc on hN "NoSI 81 III
LDn'r.' IA Inc iui'aiAn I"ura. Di ''"'"r,r' ti'
NitcI said, ">rnS IL p'i eve hai i'll hl signed ilc
Westminster Confession OF faltlL' "A yer! idl his
tnu!, he rrlnaILci. imagining
lie hy I'D means 2h"lni OF the crtca historical
scioO.. Uut tncns Ndo h" lhc inc hot "i, 'li" hih
Ia mnl Inu,,d not IA tAc loaIcdi hui .he andogicH
.nr ANA sWci i"r"" u" 10 ihc Ii9i 'i"n inr 90 l"r
Tu.Day cNcdNdto, ru with tnc 'uiNcs 90 river 'Idl
Iollow~ Tie so.cIiiio oi ut il"uni Ana So too "i-
som H. were cci'-itucird ih'N ''d '' rN''t'li,'
mciosns sticcgs. a. a IL to j. but oii-
ilii HI, ~ '' To- ~ l''!i Us ~ I'li '''t h".i'I al"
woodland mad OF tie hi dc orpu-iir ais o"Dr, "hoc
color melted M. color. vim here tai Gag po,ni!h-
10y "ag'. ana 'h'ie an indignant torrent io'pihS h'd"-
Tong 10 com, eIitcfn5 oui "'in aiming io"'7 ann '"n
sham.
tycry man Of warm. sensitive feeling grows into his
.uuidu m:ttic Inh' "a utc-st, >llt".-ha4hcd
"ini ol rock wnor. nc I,,ncl's ro, loves II.
r,. lcrnr /. soou mere. ~ CONC -, ,,s law oi alid-
ton, ANA II draws ma ruursnIuCn lVhi soil ihd
10 sort Ul uI,A l-o Ia tir landscape or
eye through winch II, rNlIrs-. un ioo"s Out upon us
Mncn the Visitor mat >cqc~tccd stands ~ tie
rncd chuf,n ot -. Dr"stAn, aud one o re Enii ma
lives OF the g.. loI;~" tle simple house That looks
the hiuo-lr.v Zoe II. and up to the sweep of
tac d nils. IA MI icl iicIc IL mn ~ IN the
b.nd wAicl tDc I.c, Inl,i aiVays have wifi the clear
+ =. ed, Wannicuteu, iiIs "-.oni,u thomas Guthrie.
Tie death of ia. Gu,hiic ,Ooh place in February,
1873. His illness p;otIactcd .ruuell a space OF
several months though witDin u week Of his death
he was able to be ia the op an is natural conr
tesy and charm Of aainer remained with him To the
last. Evpre> sing rccrct at what he termed " tie
trouble | am giving to you ALL with CLEAN OF
humor on his face he sad, lyon remember how
that old scourGrcl, CHARLES H.. begged Lis courticrs
to excuse him FIR being such unconscionable
time in DYING When two OF his SONS were lifting
hin up On the pillows he looked round TO them and
said ." am just rs helpless nov in your arms as you
once were in unc." On another occasion. Wien
doing him similar service, he seemed suddenly 10
alive from the ruins of fallen house in the Canon
gate Of Edinburgh. Quoting the boys words, with
a smile he called ont to us, "IIcayc AVA, lads, I'm
no dead yot~ Except when DR.. Chalmers and Sir
James Simpson carried TO the grave. Edinburgh
had seen 10 such funeral dc that OF UI. Guthrie in
this generation. The magistrates in their robes Of
office, and yaIious other public bodies clcrgynen
of every Protestant denomination III Scotland repre-
scntativcs of the Wesleyan MchodisS from En- gland,
! and of the Waldcnsian Church from Italy passed
TO the cemetery through a living vista of 10000
sl,.ctatnra. l. Wa trbutc not only to si.lai pro
fcsS oual puN"Icc, INIT "a rare personal worth Inc
memory Of pr. Guthrie is iondlv cnciiShed III SCOT
land rs one Of the most powerful preachers of bis
day but perhaps still more - rs an example Of dis
interested and noble manhood.