...Mr. Andrews was confirmed as a Christian, Bishop Mcllvaine said: " It was when he was at the hight of his reputation and influence in the cause of general...firm decision united with a special drawing of heart toward young men in the course of their education. The College was in no condition to offer him any...

...loved — whose memory is precious to thousands of pupils and parents — lay in the church at Gambier, where Mr. Andrews was confirmed as a Christian, Bishop...their education. The College was in no condition to offer him any temptation of a worldly or selfish kind. It was deep in embarrassment and compassed with...

...reputation and influence in the cause of general education that he was chosen to the Presidency of Keuyon College. The condition of the College demanded just...towards young men in the course of their education. * * # * * * " All the highest expectations of his administration were more than fulfilled. How entirely...

...institution. Said Bishop Mcllvaine : — " The condition of the College demanded just the qualities Ibr which he was so distinguished — the talent for administration,...firm decision, united with a special drawing of heart toward young men in the course of their education." "And all the highest expectations of his administration...

...influential. It was when he was at the height of his reputation and influence in that department of usefulness that he was chosen to the Presidency of Kenyon College....their education. The College was in no condition to offer him any temptation of a worldly or selfish kind. It was deep in embarrassment and compassed with...