New-York tribune., 1901-09-20

glory and the express image or my Ps PEI I,i,
! fore o Lord. we can the more cneeriuiy SUBMIT
the doing of Thy hand and heart, M r. eepv mourn
This IS Gods way viii rot ours rs be dons OIo.
And wa5t n b Ms dspensa on help wait
in patient confidence. assured that Ihon mo arr
peace and purposes Of mercy this great mystery
In this spirit help us 10 accept this proV'oehce ana
We thank thee LORD for this life Which Sas has eoS
4een y ryans 80 endoWments and achievements We
thank Thee for the evidences that hs IT World and
for splendid in which by my gIaog ged sdgsS bS
Thee we thank Thee for what he was in himself
in his hGms in socty M bless n Thee for the
of his example and we rejoice rhaJ, e tn0ogn aogn
us Blessed by Thy name in the temple OF Ameri-
Is written IN n s hs ns aVho
possibilities of life and strive for like fidelity
we pray % thee ali blessings
Thou nafon thomea ip s God how this blow
every heart; how this sorrow pierces every soul;
with rTief' Our land is fuI of mourning our hearts
are heavy with an inexpressble and almost un; n
Thy sore dispeasure for Thou dost not a1iSt Will m
ingy Thou dost not delight in ppnsnmhen ;ir o To-
seek out the hidden depths and d. sprngs of
favor Of our God may be returned to us ana n tnas
the sublime things we hope 1i f9T we e nave dscovS
the evil and rooted it. out f1;cnr lfI n0 lord be
merciful Remember not our sins against u.s. and
visit us in the pIentitude of Thy grace ss os rbv
to Thy has so T ofSa Ss
sfs into The aeGmn May he be
%h ali needed gifts diniser the S pnope
Give him Thy protection from secret roe foes n and nd nn
worthy friends Fill his heart with The Lhg nation
And now Lord trustfuy do we commit IT,, TO my my
infinitely tender and Tender as are our
hearts toward her in this sad br as fogether
they passed through all 9e them in lfe may
With the s,iffcien consultations of Thy presence ann
arm of the Infinite, may she ever find Thee pres
ent help in time of need oil Nav we hear
in it the voice of the Eternal cring An tb hfsT owe
and all I'll. the g9odRff5S5 W5Sereh etheV the flower
eth but the word of 9nr 9d Tr nroTe this provi
knowledge of Lord Jesus ChrlS1 fnr fe,e duties
nS rd dsaF for n0tf the and for
bIessinc We plead for in the name OF him "ho
6ur Father. who art in Heaven nal haI9we9 Nv dope ne
THY name; THY kingdom come Thy Wiii ni Sav S our
is In 5 Mesyep oSr trespssses Glxs Us forgive
those who respass against frn ns eX Gd for Thine
tba bower and the glory forever and ever Aiiei
DR. MANcHEsTER's ADDRESS.
The Rev. Dr. John A. Hull. pastor Oh IN.
Lutheran Church. read Psalm NIX. anu
Rev. Dr. z. P Herbruck read ooi'',el',.' aas
1-nS
Iyirdlv light" The Rev. DR.. c. E. Manches'e'
doI,,ered an address, which lasted twenty-ioui
i,tes on the life of the late President anu
the lessons taught by his character ana oe"'N
He spoke follows:
OT[ OH iSyar cord is loosed the golden bowl is
broken the pitcher is broken at me monrners 90
wneTt hn ,be streets one voice is heard-a wan OF
sorfoW from from RI Thv high places the mighty
fallen / am distressed for Thee my oro'ner' very
pleasant rde5en na5e is dead We can hardly believe It,
had hoped and nd PFaysad Preasad aaG and our
swered when the emotion of joy joy was was eaite9 ens9 for
%e SRe said 1T may be that God will be gracious and
mercifui unto US It seemed 20 20 o Us 90 We'll beloved
and so niuSh needed Thus, alternating between
hope aha hs dnss of defeated science and Of the
failure OF love and prayer to hold It's object 10 tn
words: Good6y ali goodby It is Gods way His
will be done stnS ana nearer nge to hs Cod he passed
ont into nnconsciousness. skirted the dark shores
Of the sea o. ofat" s great heart had ceased beat
| Our hearts are heavy with sorrow
A voice is heard on earth of kinsfolk weeping
Rht he 'I has g gone where the redeemed keeping
| a festival above
| The mourners throng the ways. and from the
The funeral bells toll slow. ~
| But the golden streets the hoiy people
/
And saying as they meet Rejoice. Another
! Long waited for is come .,
The Saviour's heart is glad. a younger brother
| Has reached the Fathers home.
| MOURNING FOR THE MAN.
The cause of this universal mourning is to be
| found in the himself The inspired penInah ;
picture of Jonathan. lkening him unto the beauty
Israel could not be more approprlat etlpoye
tain 1t o Goes no " speak bs of him for who ha
| sta bearing his grace ana manHness
OF demeanor his kindliness OF aspect out sIves
teristic of our beloved President that men met hin nm
| only to love him. They might. indeed, differ win
acter and grace Of manner none could fail love
the The people % T0naed ba IN prnaby n no
| since the days of Washington was ever so deeply
bnt IS rne o e ' m e
dustria and social conditions are such that ne was
| more than his predecessors the friend Oh the
A touching scene was enacted in this church last
Sunday night The services had closed The wor
shippers gone to their homes Only few
fingered discuss the sad event that brings us to-
| gether to-day. Three In working gerb of d
foreign race and unfamiliar tongue entered the
| room. They approached the altar. kneeling before
it and before his picture Their lips moved as 4 in
may have been thinking OF their own King Hum.
bert and OF his untnely death Their emotion was
mony TO their appreciation of manly friendship and
1t is glorious thing to be able to say in thi:
presence with our illustrioas dead b before for us tina
men Not for personal gain or pre-emnence woult
he the beauty Of his soul. He kept II clean and
suied BY brbsa 9s a s a EYES looked right or anl
his eyelids looked straight before him" He wa:
| He never disappointed those who believed in him
ep5 IN III e 70 qI nd
| Not only was our President brave, heroic and
lists for his lady love in the days when knighthoot
m dofd on with Is s ear mmeS eye m It
Ta o b 9f @ all fe s a5
| fatal illness was her. NO pubic cIamOr tha