The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

great writer, ~ to the very heavens and
permitted Its inmates 70 behold the things
eternal, immortal and divine. And ne
came under that training.
1T is beautiful thing that TO the end
of his life he bent reverently before that
mother whose example and teaching and
prayer had SO fashioned his MUD and all
his aims. The school came but briefly
and thence came TO him the church with
ministr0ttOn OF power. lie accepted the
truth which hc taught He believed In
God and Jesus Christ, through whom God
was revealed. He accepted the divine law
Of the Scriptures, he based his hope on
Jesus Christ. the appointed aud only re-
deemfr of man; and the church, beginning
Its operation upon his character at an
early period of his life. continued even 90
It's close to mold him He waited atten-
lively upon Its manifestations. He gladly
partook with his brethren Of the symbols
of mysterious passion and redeeming loye
OF the Lord Jesus Christ He was help
fui In all of those benchcenciCs and ar.
tiyltlcs and from the church to the close
OF his life he received inspiration that HIT.
ed him above much Of the trouble and
weakness Incident TO our human nature.
and blessings be to God. may we say, in
the last and final hours, they enabled him
confidently, tenderly. to say 1t Is His will,
not ours Thy will he done
"Such Influences gave TO US William Nc
Kuley And what was he? man Of ~.
corruptibie personal and political integrity.
suppose no one ever attempted 10 dp.
proNch him In the way Of brlhe; and we
lTmemher with great felicitaiion at this
time for such an example to ourselves.
that when great nuancia differences and
pcrils cnrompassed him he determined To
deliver ali he possessed Ia his creditors,
that there should be no challenge Of his
perfect honesty in the matter. man 81
immaculate publicity. shall we say? No
stain was upon his escutcheon: no syllable
Of suspicion that | ever heard was wills.
pered against his character He walked
In perfect aud noble self control
Beyond that this man had somehow
wrought IN html suppose upon the founda-
tionN of very happily constructed nature
~ For AfG Il n.
men, lie believed In men. He had him
self been brought M among common peo-
PIC. lie knew their lahors strpgg'cs ne
ccsslti9s. lie loved them; hut ! think he
yond mat II was to me church and ITS
te0chinSS concerning the Iniherhood of God
anu nnlNGfsni hrothGrhooh ot man That he
was iuueoteu I"l mar hanlt or Nndn"ss.
I lor tnut generosity "i Nlnfli' thii was
Wronsni INTO nis very Snhslancs cad ne,
rhlne mn so lnlt mourn ne was ot nli
h,.t 4 tlvN' .,Ul iv.,uN nnlN tA'I suh"seu
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III Icy n' ~ me a mo nus p9ralcW ~ de
mon IN pnti"motitIos beSidc b{ n,
Vyus this man "
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thn eternal hone Of mi thnt trust In hin,
( tAnd INV, mov sov furfi'Sr tb,t H.
seemed to me tbot 70 wbaievcr we nav
altribnte Mi tbn iIInstrIousness of tbie
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"b,o e. tt,o t%at go, ma att.n NJ W = =
NuuCnn'I Oh gAl we may utWlpule 70
his intellectual character md quality, what
T ever or IL We may atltnulV 10 the pauenl
ana ihorons9 studn Wih.l ch ne give 70 me
leUloh' Tor All nus successes as a p9ltciah,
as q statesman as Il man or TINS great
country th1se successes We're, largely due
10 the moral Qualities OF which have
spoken. They drew to him the hearts Of
men everywhere and particularly OF these
| who best knew him They called TO mis-
side helpers In every cXigcncy of his
career. so than when his future at out
time was likely to have been lmnerllcd
and utterly ruined by his financial condi
lions they who had resources for the sake
Of helning a man who had in him surl
auaIities. came 10 hls side and nnt him on
fhe high road Of additional and larger suc
crsses Ills hirh qualities drew To- hin, IN,
cooG win Of hIs nssociotes in noiiti,iai iif,
IN nm eminent degree Tbny p helinyed IL !,
NJ" ~ 81 III b,,Gtsnss c,nSIoo1 ~ ~ " l. :,
ns~ w., III t7 O liz II, " l"lt
ea'E nt'u 'ng H. e., - punt''irS ~ ~
uSs"'lunEl VIII IN IL i H,iaiS tiI,a
U.s. VIZ VIZ ~ III M en- a''iIi "l,p"npn's
nv hi3uc ~ '''.r - u'ln ~ rilc
lnWt laIll Wnleh ~ us one OF Tue solller
oil ihe uhi"n, hnu .reii ~, VI s st sort NJ wa
ana 70 uraW rloS'I ihe ne that was u
plnd al me phlls III one hfIh ana mus
soluble union.
'"Thev commanded the confidence Of TIA,
great body of congress 81 that they lis
tened 10 his plans and accepted kindly ant
! hopefully and truStfully an his declara
tons His aunlltles gave him reputation
NOT In this land alone but throughout m,
world and made Ii possible for him to min
lister in the style IN which he has withil
the last two or three years mlnistered /,
the welfare and peace Of human kind /
WAS out OF the profound depths OF IN
he 'posslbllltieS of that gsefripess wbinl
we are ali glad 10 attribute 10 him. An
wiz such n man die? Is II possible thu
lie who crentcd. redeemed. transformed
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