Contributions to the Early History of the Presbyterian Church in Indiana Toget
Contributions to the Early History of the Presbyterian Church in Indiana Toget
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We agreed then in our theology, and I always thought him cut out, as it were, to be a minister. It is now fifty-two years since our Princeton days, and the impression he made on me was so positive that I have never failed or abated in my respect for him. His traits of mind and character, as they presented themselves to me, were great soundness of judgment in practical matters, an uncommon amount of principle, and a solidity of character on which I could entirely rest. We all thought highly of h...is abilities, though he had nothing brilliant about him. He was a model to the class. ^ What Mr. Johnston was in youth, and later in his student days, that he continued to be in old age, perhaps growing in mellowness and cheerfulness as the years in- creased.
I have just been calling [says President Tuttle] on the vener- able patriarch of our church in Indiana, the Rev. James H. Johnston. There was no special reason for the call beyond the pleasure it brought the visitor himself. To-day I find him as cheerful and even hilarious as he ought to have been when so many years ago he dismounted in that pretty town on the Ohio for the first time.
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We agreed then in our theology, and I always thought him cut out, as it were, to be a minister. It is now fifty-two years since our Princeton days, and the impression he made on me was so positive that I have never failed or abated in my respect for him. His traits of mind and character, as they presented themselves to me, were great soundness of judgment in practical matters, an uncommon amount of principle, and a solidity of character on which I could entirely rest. We all thought highly of h...is abilities, though he had nothing brilliant about him. He was a model to the class. ^ What Mr. Johnston was in youth, and later in his student days, that he continued to be in old age, perhaps growing in mellowness and cheerfulness as the years in- creased.
I have just been calling [says President Tuttle] on the vener- able patriarch of our church in Indiana, the Rev. James H. Johnston. There was no special reason for the call beyond the pleasure it brought the visitor himself. To-day I find him as cheerful and even hilarious as he ought to have been when so many years ago he dismounted in that pretty town on the Ohio for the first time.
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