The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-12

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~ Heaven. God knew the struggle In
~ III each and every one OF them,
3&14 they should cast all their burdens
I'm Him. Obey the Gospel-call and (
/mkU refuge In the kingkom OF God.
M 8ne act OF yoIr will decide now.
Under this star-lit roof (pointingl
" 1he skies) tho intense silence OF the
4st nuuience eloquently Impressed
he speaker and he loved the crowd
ND fAlt like praying for them.
There was no kindness one could
: &1tpr bis prayer he pronounced the
&eilediction. and Alen with many
"a hers went in the church. +
W Rev. j. w. blllligan. pastor of the
1rbt Presby terrain Church, estinated
xksfe were at least $500 people there.
enn from the steps thoy filled Wash +
4 dnkton street to Its opposite side, and /
2Ehth street also. There were about
100 more people inside, muking al
1c1utiful audience.
The whole number OF people, iavor-
i Ahly representative OF the good char
/ meter and Intelligence OF our popuia-
<f0ii. who paid their respects to the
iesbytery, the Church and DR.. Tal-
/; Wnge, for his Kindness in coming
Shfre, was about 5000. There was re-
|HNnnrkable popular respect, order and
Il 4uletudo. Disting uislied anu joyful
Epos;css crowned the evening exercises,
: VIZ:
Hallelaja chorus BY the choir, Prof.
y u Ciytner. leader; Invocation. Rev,
W. w. Taylor; Hymn, Lord OF tho
Harvest; Reading OF scripture, Rev.
George Il. Thompson; Prayer, Rev. j.
yalIandigham, D. d.. LII. D.: Solo,
+ zxr Vlcto- Pyle; Hymn, 30 Gracious
Sod, our Friend, Thy Holy Spirit
GenG. z written Tor this occasion by A.
q n. keigwn; Ordination sermon Rev.
+ ~ DuNYlts Talmage, ID. b.; Constitu-
1lpnaI ques ions Rev. ". II Swartz.
moderator OF presbytery; Ordination
I pEpyer Rev. Albert Newton Kcigwin;
4 Ghnrge to Rev. A. Edwin heigwin. and
A BAY Chandler A. Oallgs, by Rev W.
u Aogan;a y nm e Christian heralls;"
XsGedlction. pronounced by Rev. "A.
4 y Keigwin,
MINISTER'S PRESENT.
n P. Fixes, Dover; n. II. Miller.
4 Uewark; +. II. Moore, Mhldlctown: j.
y y Stoneeipher, Dover; Luther Oates,
4 Uelnware tity; S, Eealte Wylie, Nav
4 &hstie; W. Ii, LaIIerty, Loves; Charles
y Murray, ST. Andrews Episcopal
Ehnrch; G. A. Gunther, herman Bap.
I M lhurch; u. L. Jester, Methodist
4 Efotestant; Wesley Johnson, Grace
n 1H4hodist; Lafayette Aarlts, ID. b.,
q nHOver, who led in prayer when the
ordained eyangeltsts went on
- platform Immediately alter the
barge.
Besides the above there were several
Z ministers In The audience. after Pastor
" Eeigwin got as many on the platform
4 - no could. Including Revs. William
Il. White. pastor OF Goodman Nj l.. Church.
l& anil i Nv hili3Tnt FIRST traaI1pfnpi,,u
q 11r. Thompson read parts OF the SEQ
II ont and fourth chapters OF II Tim.
Hrs. Pyie's rendering of the solo Il
! Have Redeemed Thee was much en-
{oyei. All the clioir's singing wae
Fl Beautiful and grand.
THE ORATOR PREACHER.
Ia AThe people that do know their GOD
Il eiail be strong and do exploits. -
Daniel Xl:35.c,
An historic note Of the three assaults
upo The Jews by the armies of Antlo
\ rhRs HI ipie s captured popular atten
Eissu whlvl ;he speaker held to the end.
Exploits are noble achievements OF
gssat acts. Even through II may
moi achieve military or literary ex.
PLOTS, yet tho humble deads possible
10 everybody's every day life az,
RrNst when they save
l. A man,
LII A woman, or
Y Iii A child
ESigencss arise in every life. An(
Oh this simple analysis the speaker
MT forth human experiences with III I'M
/ + fold and elaborate illustration aiding
!, mDeh to tic descriptive force OF his
cpBtrasts being extreme. But far more
ttiAii tliis he holds attention and i'm
presses by hts rotre!ul aud executive
oratory some of lila pnriods seen
70 rebound from his vast audiencA ST
4 powerful do they fall upon his even
qniie willing hGarers ana he appear
70 be obliged 10 walt Tor the all con
Qnerlng power OF his rhetoric and ora
tory to go quite home to the heart
md convictions OF his hearers. Will
hs leaps into public speaking like
pxancing steed Into the race LIE doe
mol Gas lie advised the young minister
not to do) shoot through sIS.inllt
EuN over the hends OF his hearers. II
docs not soar. He aims right ut thei
hearts with Tho loving touch of ltt
uannity REALISTICALLY applied
their practical common, eyeryda
lifB.
iie Is socially, Just piRin. old-rasl
lnned, common, genial i4nl good min
lBser of the Gospel. His persona
power on the rUStrum. as well as tn
piDser conversational lnspe dion, eEoy
his life 10 be one OF self.deaial an
temperance in eating, in drinking ant
IN securing healthy amount OF ex
nselee.
Tho feryer of Ills Intellect and til
Daat of his cause glow through hi
tpuntennnce. anil his whole soul, min
4Hl body III tune herewith spec
Forth his oratorH.
Tho emotions OF joy and sorrow
abhGrI once or Appreciation, OF sarcaSl
Ok sincerity spenk through ridges an
Burrows of his face So intense an
great Is his long used orator,eal powe
ii he has any one uaturll end0WRleI
20 hank God for more than another
- his vast mouth, and that lle has Il
cunrage to use the Whole OF it in In
ting out In his stentarlan voice Il
tremendous and fervent powers OF Ii
th0racie region.
You eainot spoil him. He ia |
Vulnerable To The worlds luxurfe5 M
plaudils. For he great secret or
Femarkable power Is that he ls Il Ho
Ghost minister OF Jesus Christ md 81
OF God.
To this all his other gifts are s4be
dinateh ard made contrhGtory.
hie Illustrations and conduct a
means 10 the one end. to win souls
Christ lie attracts the multitude til
they may honor Christ
He gave effective advise to tho you
ministers to save men, women a
childron.
TIRE CHILDREN.
Ono OF tho spe lker's periods was
The children. Tie worlds estimt
be1ittles their importance. For I
{Irst year tho child cannot talk
walk. For ten years II cannot earn
avn living For fifteen years Its on
IONS are absolutely worthless (lauI
ter). And then there are such q gre
number OF them tiang hter).
But those street walls ars slin
Gus, and tho saddest problem is wE
ahall we do with them? Let us ratt
aek with profoundest concern, VIII
will they do With US? In ten or lite
years they will vote. 1t Is questl
of profound coneern. What will tn
do with us? VIII they, for our neglt
Of them, consigiI this Country to Q
nrchy and political dpmnation2
Tie speaker enlarged upon
mothers love for her child and {
fnture OF our country as the prese
a etlllren will then direct 1t.
1t Is great thing to save so
ven that OF child. ono will o.
wv, the 100 1000 and tho thousand
million Only eternity can tell
4 good that may como from saving 0
y e0nl.