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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-17

spect on the part OF the entire commu-
nifty.
In the endowment of Lombard Uni
versity his clarion voice was heard on
every available occasion, and under his
appeals new enthusiasm was evoked,
a new generosity was born, and the
people were educated in that difficult
art-the Art of Giving.
When DR.. Ryder left Roxbury for
Chicago, his removal was deplored, and
not few thought he had made the mis-
take of his life. For a while-as he
afterward told us-he himself so
thought. But only for while. The
result justified his election and at this
date, when we can judge in the light
of results, the call and the acceptance
seem to have been providential. Ex
actly the right man got into exactly the
right place.
Dr. Ryder was pronounced in his opin-
ions; we occasionally saw, or thought
we saw, reasons for dissenting, some
times strongly, from the positions he
was led to take; and at times we felt
that in the torrent of his strong impul
ses, he spoke words that conveyed
rather more than was in his thought.
If, however, he erred, it was but the
alteration of the needle affected by
disturbing influence from without ; he
rapidly recovered what we thought his
better judgment, and his great COM
nonsense was again in the ascendant.
DR.. Ryder was an orator. The plat
form style which is more notable in
the West-at least was more notable
there-than in staid New England,
soon conquered him as he was brought
before Western auditors. We thought
the change not an improvement; our
Western friends are equally confident
that it was change for the better. In
any view, it was successful.
On the fame of our brother suspic-
ion never breathed. On his reputation
there never was even a speck. His
soul was white as the mountain SHOWS.
Faithful, deyout, Christian in the tone
not less than in the word, and in all
things pure, he leaves a record whereof
all the brethren are justly proud.
He has been strong man in our
Israel His work has been so varied and
so effective, and so cumulative, that
his sudden departure will be felt as a
shock in all our churches. But by
what he did and what he was he is still
with us, and though dead to sight he
is alive to memory. He speaks to us
from the tomb, and he speaks to
strengthen and to cheer.
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THE following resolutions were adopt
ed by the faculty and students of Lom-
bard University;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Dispenser of Life to remove by death
Rev. William II. Ryder, D. D., therefore,
be it resolved by the faculty and stu
dents here assembled that Lombard
University has lost a constant, faithful
and untiring friend, one whose influence
and wise cOunsels have contributed
largely in laying the corner stone of her
prosperity.
Resoired, That we deplore his loss the
more, because this institution has lost
life long benefactor, the Church to
which he belonged, a most eloquent de-
fender of the Christian faith, and the
community in which he lived, an hon
est, upright and exemplary man.
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Mr. PUNsHoN once said OF certain of
his Methodist colleagues. They are pro
ficient in three parts of grammar, to wit,
the indefinite article, the future tense,
and the mfnitive mood. Their verbs
signify either to be, or to suffer, but
never 10 do"
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DR.. G.. II. Emerson in the CHRISTIAN
LEADER of the present week pays the
following tribute:
A telegram of Wednesday from DR..
Cantwell, informing us of the death of
Rev. DR.. w. II. Ryder, of Chicago, was
to us a painful surprise. Up to the
moment of receiving the dispatch, we
had not learned of his illness. To us
the bolt comes from clear sky, 1t re-
quires an effort, and a period of time,
fully to take in the unWelcOme tidings.
1t is difficult to be persuaded that our
personal friend-in practical ways often
attested as such, our co-wOIker for
more than the years of a generation,
our firm helper in many contingencies
when his quiet word Of approval was
strength, has, as it seems, in the twink
ling of an eye, stepped forever from our
sight-never more to be beheld with
the eye of flesh.
BY conservation, ability, eloquenee,
and position, DR.. r, der has been a
leader in the Universalist Church of
America for quarter of a century
and in the Great West-the immediate
sphere of his industry-he has been
eonspicuously at the front. In the
great city of the North West his pas
torate rescued the principal Universal
list parish of that vast region from
popular disfavOr and elevated it into a
church which compelled profound re-
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-17

ESPECIAL REPORT FOR THE UNIvERsAL1sT.]
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-03-17
Specta1 Contributors.
ADDRESS OF DR.. j. H. BARR0WS, OF
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

At the Dedication of St. Paul's Universalist
Church, Chicago, Tuesday Evening, March 6.
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WHEN DR.. Adams prepared " Fifty
Notable Years. his intention was to
give only biographies of ministers de-
parted; but exception was made in case
of DR.. Ryder and four others of our
most eminent living ministers. From
his chapter on DR.. Ryder we cOndense
the following
"Dr. William Henry Ryder, son of
Capt. Godfrey Ryder, of PIovincetown
Mass, was born in that place in July,
1922, His father designed him for the
sea and sent him actually to sea in a
vessel bearing his own name The
William Henry But he had no naut-
ical tastes, and eventually determined,
while student at Pembroke, N. H.
Academy to enter the ministry. He
preached his first sermon in Manches-
ter, N. H., when he was but nineteen
years Of age. Soon after he was twenty
one he was invited to take charge of the
parish in Concord, n. H. In Novem-
Der, 1913, he was united in marriage
with Miss Caroline Frances Adams
(who after forty-fve years of welded
life survives him.-ED.) In 1916 he
removed to Nashua, a larger, more
promising field. He resigned his
charge here for the sake of a tour in
Europe. He visited Ireland, England,
the Continents Palestine, Jerusalem,
and other noted places, remaining
abroad a year and half. In 1860 he
was called to the great city of the West
Chicago, then containing population
of 10000 people. His influence as a
preacher, pastor, man of business
has been widely felt in the city, and as
a preacher of the doctrine Of Universal
Reconciliation and representative of
the Universalist Cnurch, his influence
has been most salutary and honorable
His discriminating mind, his firm will,
his patience and steadiness of action,
have wrought an effectual work in
| building up the cause of Universalism
throughout the West. In 1882 he Wis
tied Europe for a second time, accom-
panied by his wife. In 1860 Harvard
College conferred upon him the degree
of A. NJ, and in 1868 Lombard Uni
versity honOred herself in honoring
him with the degree of Doctor of Di-
yinity."
Dr.. Ryder in personal appearance
had pleasant dignity of manner which
was always attractive. He had that
GOODNESS and quietness of movement
and speech which come from self-conf-
dence born of right intentions. He
conveyed an impression of great power
in himself, and his words, in the pulpit
and out of it, took added weight and
impressiveness from his deep, rich, res
onant voice. His strong personality,
his deep Christian experience, his noble
sympathetic nature, his love Of God
and man gave weight to all he said and
did.
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lis fqr osiaa at mprbe bem.
III Otter at bape suet ben raoielsfnlbe
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re,sbe bort meb en- NlomR / 2napbullet.
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ban labet ilibe fur faa 0aee iiben. Saa
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@tSeonKtt.

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tfuot elifers GeO. MoOn, en- giae % ia
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oeotos en- &efte @eiolutioner, Der itemp=
leoe Rrobibitioniferne fom 5anatitere
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msoe isieni Dibfoib nefte aar.
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pan paa en- &rlltfe fulo at Brenbeoin,
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9smmerflstere 1856. &ienbere paaz
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bar paft mesen Dpiist. Yolitibetient
Collins inofanbt fig @snbas Nften BOG
Wpers og ipur9te, ON bans &one uar
Der. Da bet bar Tiltelbe, git ban inb
% affprebe fin @epolper mob &onen,
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andre Danter. Mbers aabnebe ogfaa
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os bet anbet iiemt faaret. 9un ifal baue
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gere paa Dasen.
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manbifdbet par sieblittelie ube, men 81
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u0lan0et.

E @eors Weber. ben tpite biitoriife 5ore
latter, bsbe 80 Var sa,nmel.
s 2iuerpoOl er iamiet ct Jonb forat
unberitbtte Yarnea ! bans Gag mob
Times Time ,aaa1saaI8 g4Ha
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gus @otrol; Srlanb, efter en- len9ere
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3oniereutien for 8erbens fr. Dn8linz
seforeninser, iOm bar bolot Rsoe
Stodbolm,i ofiluttebes Manbas.
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Waeblem al Deputeretfan,meret meb ouer
$4,000 stemmers Maioritet. Det bar
paft mesrn Opiist. @ q
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meb ben ,,buibe Haiba" Diitrittet Wab-
riel gaael menes Stanlep. 9an ifal
bape meb fig en- nor Stprfe.
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blepen nretferois bebanblet, noar Der
life blen bam tilitooet en- 2omite til at
unoerisse Times's 8eifplbninser mob
BAN. !Gon trOebe 6asen mn piloe treife
ub i aareuis % uilbe pere politiif @iin
for Yarnea.
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9borfor Yafor 9abl lite
tnobtog Nominatione,t.

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brig, at en- iaabon Grflerins ifuloe for'
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titles iem 2aubibat for 9ieutenant.
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fet.
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% fsite mig noseulunbe iitter, boorfor
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brebe Sob, ba ies insen plubielis fslte,
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tom op Os blep lissenoe 8anbet en-
balp Times 1ib, inbtil jes fanbt en-
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get noroenfor ,,9binsuallas", os naar
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bennes @ur penbtes faa, at Sfibet breis
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be ibesse stibe bouoe 1unbsaaet Cont
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