The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-01

written these letters, because to
nav !, - without their consent might be
.trned as an injustice to them.
% ST originals of these letters are on
a.. in MIR. Lewis Office and can be
a .ssD BY any responsible party.
FINN an EdaGcGtor:-
To Whom 1t May Concern am
,.rsonally acquainted with Rev. !. b.
EaSei1h of this city and it affords
W nIessure to commend him to those
0OU We regard him as being Of high
.A.racter. scholarly, liberal in his
Tsws and progressive. AS speaker,
u "a clear. forceful and logical, hav-
~ mo an easy command Of language.
During his pastorate here he has
Made many friends and accomplished
whoever secures his services will,
lam sure, be well pleased.
From Another EdacGtOr:-
To Whom 1t May Concern-This is
n certify that l am personally ac-
mainted with Rev. 7. B. Wadleigh of
Heithsburg, this county, and know
him to be a gentleman in every sense
Of the word, Of unquestioned honor
and integrity. l heartily commend
him to the kindly consideration of all
With whom he may have dealings.
From County OffciGL:-
have been personally acquainted
with Rev. Wadleigh and know him to
be man of fine character, of good
education, pleasing and forceful
speaker and one who, owing to his
fne personality and genial ways,
makes friends rapidly. He has given
number of lectures throughout this
and other states and has always re-
ceived the highest praise from the
press and church people. He has the
integrity and the manners of the true
Christian gentleman, and is most sim
cere in his every undertaking. He
has the natural ability to snaps him
self to the surrounding circumstances
whenever by so doing it is for the
best interests of the cause which he
50 earnestly advocates. He is popu-
lar with the younger people, and
while he discusses their faults in a
commanding manner, still he does it
in such way as to make him their
trusted friend.
Too much cannot be said as to the
good qualities of Rev. T. B. Wad-
leigh, and while his numerous friends
would hate to see him leave, still, they
realize that the field here is too small
for the labors of which we know him
to be capable.
From An Editor
| understand you are contemplating
securing Rev. Mr.. Wadleigh as min
lister in your city. Although l am
not a member of his church here,
have been to his services several
times and would like to speak a word
for him. He is a fearless worker,
tAe speaker and a good Christian
man. What he needs is a larger
field where he will have an opportun-
ty to spread out and do the good that
he wishes to perform. You will not
De sorry If you select Mr.. Wadleigh.
From ". C. T. U. President:-
take pleasure in making favorable
mention of the Rev. T. B. Wadleigh,
our late pastor.
In the pulpit he is an orator rarely
excelled; His thoughts, expressions
AM ana delivery are inspiring and at
He is cordial and congenial with
all whom he meets. He is a friend
70 the unfortunate and distressed, a
welcome guest in the home of illness
ana in the chamber Of the invalid.
lie Is fearless and fervid in the de-
tense Of righteous principles and fol
a i1WS the scripture injunction to be
dove"
Our W. C. T. U. women feel that
Iney are losing a sincere, earnest and
WISE worker along total abstinence
leigh.
The good wishes Of a large circle
VI friends and Pensioners go with
'nls' our late friend and pastor.
FROM a States Attorney
10 Whom 1t May Concern-This
IpeVter will introduce to you Rev. T
D. Wadleigh, Of Keithsburg, I'll.
am am personally acquainted with Mr.
."adleigh, and take pleasure in re,
him as a true Christian
gentleman Of high standing In hi;
community, and Of unquestioned in,
;segrity. He is a very efficient Christ
nome town.
Any courtesy extended 10 him viii
Dc properly appreciated.
from Bdnkor:-
y ! am informed that my friend, tn,
i NeV. |. B, Wadleigh, is being con
s sluered for a position in your city II
me same line Of work he has beer
in here. Mr.. Wadleigh Is :
very pleasant and forceful speaker
ana a man of much travel and ex
Perlence, and, | believe, from what
near OF his work, Is making a sue
tess' think you would make no mis-
axe IN calling him TO pour pulpit.
from Onothsr Banker:-
IN reply to yours of the 18th inst
inQulrln0 About Rev r n WadleiRh