The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-22

handed IN my Eodcemer.r In his own I'M
,"nrldIv WAY Le loved the world and All inc
uoonle in II lie did moi want 10 die' p"'
mono vas over SO submissive 10 tue sliI',no"' ',
"Nnen Won hear have taken To my ~ ~
can order m, coffin" he SAID 10 me- ,,,t,,
| shall lie like Lord Beaconsneid' - 80.
and reluctantly he climbed the e'p"S -.
for the last time. just after .isnihI ob he had
leuer 10 the Vatican ~ me i'a'ls' chile
he shaved. lie had borne the buiuen VI a.; 49,
Gsv. and he leaves "A memory tnat must h'I.
,,inate those who come after hin IN lhe VIII
which remains for them 10 90. ,ioio Mr.
10 another part OF the same arueie' ~,
poniamin Waugh. who has no hoIilhn 70"
denotes at all, contributes seVerai ahe0u''0''
Com which we Gull the following; -,r,,
seven and a half years ago, h'ousu j" III
q, which we were both specially lnleIeS'S"
~ " -in,insi sections of the Criminal Law
Nnondment Act--I first came 10 mo" VIC
-, man whose life has been 10 me ever sihCv
s'a1 dav like some beautiful sacred soh-;
,sWeU :, SAID he. almost swinging MS H"'ir
80, 10 Crash Of mine s'yOu are going 10 "VIh
c1r the suffering children; God bless ana hsiP
youv From first TO last my acqualhtanre
t,itb him was wholly ia his relation 10 Su"ei
Ing children. am IAN " 'n'"" '""'
friend he loved me. 49, Ava tho
ra,dinal said i'm his own persuasive wa! =
..rbitd-iife and home-iiie have noO peen
,,o,',,It sbout in England. We have 10 make
tbe,n thought about. The age II Duss an"
sDperfcial such work VIII iahe tIn'
Nothing that a nation needs deeply UOp'
suddenly espOuse." Az anotueI InDlnV W..
d,.a,nointment he said 10 the same "OiAei
.I,baIe /, room for only one true fear III man
mat fearis that he may be wrong. men
,i,at las been banished. there IS no room lOi
go othe4 - On one occasion ne 7aIu ~
f.rring 10 A case which had recently De'"
missed bv the Westminster lhd9Iou"S
rn,uember that magistrates canhO. DD "a
uecfed 10 administer the law DeJDnu wy
,nirenents OF public sentiment. Noih'ns -
~ lilelv 10 make an earnest man UNJUST ~
neiciafs as that he should DE dl5heaIleheu'
- PAM could work for his Lord, ana yee re-
suect the officials whose duty IL was " SOn"
him TO prison. ,,.o isis cbar.
acfer-an aiLround one and OF me mus nus
genuine and simple kiud. Il IKE 10 70 nv
1he marks ON SUNDAY" he SAID on one occa'
60 90 SEQ the children and talk with lhein;
and rive them my blessing 1heh' Win
,lcaeed smile. he added: Nobody can say
mat am prOseytiling IN that "eieI M
ON one occasion 20 a depressed IehlaIh n"''
made 10 him Oh the small results OF me past
wears work: "Only seventy cases ~ -
iiltinglv exclaimed, "smail result. A"lHh
~ seventy little children tears dreu' anu
seventy little children's pans stopped
can never say that that is nOlDiDg! ~ -
0Ioriousr' I'm a still more solemn voice lie
continued: "a child's needless tear Is
blooe-blot upon this earth ,. -
A worker Tor the society, after az TOUT IN
ireland. called upon him at his request 10 zen
INN the result. On hearing That the Catnoi'
priest and the treasurer on me IIish Dhui'
Missionary society, Parnellite ana MG'd'
Invite. Orangeman and Home Ruler. hao met
together on ouT platform ana hao Joi"1u ln
farming our aid committees, he capped ms
hands and exclaimed: "HOw happy the Oh
nrophet would have been. The good days are
coming. It's the little child that VIII DE luelr
leader. People viii ind their brotherhood iii
little children ,.
Onone occasion he told me this story ID SLOW
pari0ds. in winch every word was reahty :
~ WAS going down that street," pOlhtlnB cut
nj me window e. "A double row OF mansions
That were being built, land met lillle boy
roiug along his happy way, with poor dress,
but "A lovely. thoughtful, pale, open lace ana
stOpped him for the pleasure OF speaking 10
him. ssWell. my little man, how are you, ana
where are YOU gong with that niue Duiue I'D
your handY He told me 'there-p0lnilng 10
one Of the houses being built 10 his lather.'
What is your father" / asked. y carpenter
FIT.' he lbUltu. linen INT hNihfNt "'N'N'Nr -
slowly. IL was awed and startled! had met
a carpenter's son! My Lord was once lltile
servant like that boy. On, Mr. Waugh ne
exclaimed. almost IN tears, "Whai depths OIL
love were i'm Christi lie then IN the simplest
wav disclosed that he had at once returned
home and sent all that he had then TO give TO
some institution for the children OF the poor.
81 feel AT times" he said, ASHAMED 10 own
anytliug.n ! saw in that moment how M
tense upon him was the power OF the lie Oh
our Lord.
Never was a man less Of bigot. lie had a
heart for all reality We differed toto colo n
our ideas of the Church. As the name is
generally understood had no Church. The
source Of my religion began and ended win
the Nazarene had no Church history, no
Church creeds, save the history once enacted
in Galilee and Judea ana the creed OF the
GOSPELS. The four lives Of the Nazarene by
four of his friends were my library OF iaitn.
Nv pope. my cardinals were, therefore, Christ
and MS twelve. My apostOlical succession
was 10 such men a. had by direct contact
with our Lord caught some of his holy lire.
ON one occasion when had respectfully put
my position to him he said: "Wel, you are
making me your cOnfessOr, and ] give you
abs0lution, iOryOu needit; you are not follow
ing Christ as much as you think you are.
Follow him enough and YOU will ind that OUT