New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
TRIBUTES TO THE QUEEN.
CLERGYMEN OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
EXTOL THE VIRTUES OF THE
DEAD MONARCH.

Victoria, which has aroused such feeling Of sym
pathy throughout the world Here are some ex-
tracts from the tributes given 10 the memory of
the ruler of the British Empire:
DR.. R. S. MACARTHUR. Calvary Baptst-New-
York City has been humliated in the slght OF me
Official recognition to the respect felt by all true
citizens and patriotic Americans 10 the Queen II
and n e an oI whose s MaSor he @ and over
which he presides Such men are not worth honor;
Fortunately the Mayors of other cities have shown
wiser patriotism Both the British ~, ana Is the
and his act in the Slight esteem which both merit
His conduct, fortunately. is the exception among
any throne truer friend than Queen victoria.
She made her great country virtually democrracy.
develop 5 that spirit. She showed her devotion to
America during the spanish-American War. 1t is
wellngh certain that but for the influence Of Great
largely the authGr-there would have been Euro
pean confederacy formed against the United states
during that war
record Of wonderful fs and Why should got the
b b ner Seora heen seen and it's parallel
viii never again be witnessed The S SIeGm a ia our
hearts the lesson Of this noble woman's life
DIR. DONALD SAGE MAcKAY., Fifth Ave Avenue nue.
Collegiate Church-Never in human history has has me
wide or touched a chord of sorrow so universal as
this death Of Queen Victoria humanity becomes Is
common sympathy beside her bier. Peoples and and
humble and the great are united in the bonds Of
their common humanity, they mourn the death
of one Of Gods true women.
DR.. H. PERE1RA MENDEs. spanish and Portu,
history such a worldwide demonstration Of human
dons If apeaE o fS I that good and
beautiful in human life is 50 freely and so frankly
acknowledged. To the glory oI the human race is
the present proof that human love belts the earth,
that human sympathy overlaps raciaI l1 oSrs h ana
breaks through the husks Of DOGMA separation;
the grief OF nation is The griet G @ o. Toria! & hn-
bright, whose sincerity EraPplcd to her soul with
one the glory Of whose reign was far less the
pride. p9mp and crcumnsance Of war than the vic.
trumphs of art. the conquests Of science. the
] Shuttle ' Of human ] thought With human brain hbre
for warp and woof-I mean that majestic iitera-
teriai and spiritual and which heps d to make The
page which records the Victorian age.
DR. HOWARD DUFFIELp. the "oId First
Church-Her unique and illustrious personality out
b eo ME of tb ssfb bow % AT bSr bier e
because OF what she did. but OF what she was.
Fraphica limits Of the british Empire. whoever
recognizes royalty of character counted himself
noble Christian womanhood yielded her the aIleri-
e6 OF Of m dr ren e fSSfg d wdr 4f
an atmosphere in which art was stimulated.
girt with power, the forces OF liberty Guickened
womanly woman. She was ermlned with stainless
purity. She was sceptered with boIndless devotion
iigious faith She incarnated the nobIest deals Of
the Anglo-Saxon race.
DR.. r. F. ALsoP. St. AIMS. Broolslyn-we all
anf NJ h q @ @ 49,, rie we m "Ste @ an
Hall. The sentiment universal IN England
and America not merely because queen was dead
woman had passed away. The queen is admittedly
the head of English society 1t is impossible to over
Queen Victoria was in this relation is well known
She constantly maintained the highest ideal No
No one dared soil the atmosphere with a salaclous
joke Or an n 2}n5 S'oq tbS SHe d t m Of her
be presented 20 ana TO be received by her was
Court influence constantly for clean living
and pure speaking.
The Rev. DR. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS.
Plymouth Church, Brookiyn-We sneak OF the age
Of Pericles. We have much 70 say OF the Emperors
Renaissance But when we have made The most OF
these eras i remaTs & FOR us to c9nfes that a. no era
Of the rise and reign OF me common people and the
80 wonder Engllshmen feel that the Victorian
epoch was the age wheE England came 10 its
career of the woman except as we call the roll for
and philanthropists " no hourished in her reign.
DR. VAN DE WATER. St. Andrew's-The late
Queen was only in name. but in reality. the
tSte5 ot 9G her s H1S srdsv m M BE
ing the Feast of the Publication there will be
10 ocIock and At il clock memorial services with
an address appropriate 10 the occasion. These ser
vices will be especially for Englishmen and others
who may desire 10 attend.
DIR. DAVID G. WYLIE. Scotch Presbyterian
ChurCh-The advancement of the last sXty-four
and religion has been marvellous. The age Of We
toria eclpses that Of Elizabeth midday does the
morning. The Empire has gone forward by leaps
and bounds. And though the Victorian was one
Of wars. the Queen was q lover Of peace.
DIR. ABBOTT r. KITTREDGE, Madison Avenue
Reformed Church The proper inscription for the
Victoria tR9 Good Though she % beeamc oues9 @uI
by the accident of birth, it was her personal char
noble womanhood which united the fear OF God
the love OF home ana % devotion TO humanity Ky which
and undying affection of all the English speaking
that Of the period of Eliza beth. and the material
progress Of England surpassed all previous epochs
And both literature and material advance were en-
eouraged by Victoria.
DR. CHARLES H. EATON. Church of the Divine
Paternity-I believe that the final source Of Queen
be found n her eons a as9 She 3ond have rs 9
her children have the feeling of devotion and of
Of death and OF after life. As young children she
would have them know no difference in creeds
her husband her only consolation was the constant
the eternal meeting in the hereafter
Dr. S. p. CADMAN. Central Metropolitan TempIe
heart, her griefs. and her courage. made her the
en Of ali the ma sn6 6 How the sa s9 on 9g M
beat for her! In that great pageant of her jubilee
the princes and great men, resplendent in their
gorgeous uniforms. that won the plaudits of the
throng. but little women in black.
DR. P NJ WATERS Grace Methodist Episcopal
and ranked high with the worlds noble women
sTbects but she has passed to her reward Rf cRer G%n
shed by all the peoples les OF s The World Britain has
best and greatest women.
DIR. II. H. c. AsTwooD, Bridge Street African