Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-15

strong, natural but uncultivated manner,
man deeply in earnest man who evi'
IDENTITY felt that be had something to do
and was doing IL; q man who seenisd the
embodiment Of goodness, bravery and
love; a man who might have hurled the
thunderbolts Of invective and denuncia-
ton; but no, in a spirit as gentle a. the
faintest zephyr upon our shofe, and when
he told the story of the cvoss aad the
IL finity Of the love Of Christ strong men
bowed themselves and wept, women and
children were enraptured by the eio-
quence of his unadornsd but heavenly
simplicity. The secret of his power was
that he was imbued with the true spirit,
and honestly felt the full force OF III.
own words. Vincent was also full Of
power and energy, man Of remarkable
polish and culture, grace and eioquence,
full Of the spirit of progress. q natural
organizer aud man apparently fitted to
control the machinery of any church or
eanizstion, and If any portion Of the
machinery were lost or lacking he would
invent something to supply the def
cheney.
I have often wondered why the Meth.
odist people did not make Vincent
Bishop, as he has all the necessary quail
fications. Maybe he was designed for
something greater or higher. MAYBE
the Chsutsuqaa schools WIN prove y
great blessing in their sphere as the
churches do in theirs.
Maybe Dr. vincent VINO 'ne ~.
ventor OF these schools. nus = aiSns ~
the pillar OF progress tnst NO man peio'e
him has filied; man. .s.,asa ths
say rejoice that am snoruee t ths
opportunity OF peing present !" 'ns
opening OF tins assembly.
Asa business man esteem y privi,
iegs, ana 1 believe voice the sens'lnen'
OF all business men who have given tne
matter any thought; here In TINS grea'
tabernacle men and women meet toge.n'
er untrammeled BY narrow lines. 70 con.
suit to plan, 70 outline : me tnat WI ~
embrace all the ideas promotive OF coca,
conducive to the welfare o. tnelr Ieiiow Y.
mer and women and the grand results OF
which will be known only in sternitys +,
After the spplause nAd suos'oea
which ioiiowed tne Mayor sodress sno
music py the bano' tne Cnarmsn 'n'ro-
usoeu
MIR. JOSEPH D. LYNCH,
Editor Of the Los Angeles DAILY AND
WARKLY HERALD. Mr.. Lynch spoke
extempcransously and with earnestnsss
in favor Of the most thorough education
of all human powers, includingphy sics1,
intellectual, moral, political and religions
knowledge. Every person should know
what he or she ought to know to attain
the greatest happiness and accomplish
the greatest good ts the greatest nun.
Der. He desired to see the great Chau.
tauqua idea prevail all over the land
and America be the Athens Of the
world.
To-day the exercises will be - follows;
500 A. M.---Orsanization Of Assembly
Chorus, by Prot. C. E. Dly.
900 4. M.-Oresnizati6n Of Minister
Institute, under the direction Of Rsv.
NJ. F. Colburn. Oresnf1ktien of the
Chautsuqps School Of RhiIosophy and
Of the University Of 6outhern
California, by President NJ. M. Bovard,
A. M, assisted by an able faculty.
1000 A. M.-Lecture by Hon. r. N.
1.-THE Battle" A lecture for
the young.
Hoo A. M.--Bread making By Mrn.
Charlotte Stewart. Co6Ss md ~, BY
Mrs. Eliza A. Otis.
400 P. M.-Specialfiss Clasaee IL
Elocution-Prof. +. r. Watson, lnutru.
mental Music Mis- Cuffjo Eiwood.