From the Christian Repistet. I
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Within the last two weeks we have been
highly favored with a visit from Father TauLor,
your city. Soon after he reached this place,
had an introduction to him, and it was my
good fortune to spend many pleasant hours in
his society during his soiourn in this CITY,
During pretty long lie, have become &C,
quainted with many men of large theological
attainments, great eloquence, and practical
pety, but have never met with one, in whom
had more confidence in his wisdom, large
charity, and universal benevoence, than the
good Samaritan Taylor. II we had few more
of such preachers, we should see less and hear
less OF sectarian bigotryand intolerance Breth-
rem OF different denominations would meet to-
gether, discuss such topics as are calculated to
improve and enlarge the mind, and enforce
sound religion, supported by strict NOR ! habits.
Having unlimited confidence in the wisdom and
goodness of Con, | indulge the belief, that
IN due time, all will be put right, when a bet
ter feeling will perVade our land, when bed
temperS, old prejudices, and sectaran influences
will become obsolete in the world and lore,
peace aud JOY be substituted. w.


Baltimore, June so, 1916.