Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

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Adam. Hardin Patton: Pierce Of \. H., Haynes, Dick
crson Mckay, Grayson and Jndson.
WasnIHGTnS, Dec 10.
Neither House of Congress sal yesterday: nor will
either House sit to-day.
II is panu to be obliged to state that another Of the
REPRESENTATIVES in ConGrss the Icn. Zaln:on Wild
man of Conu?cticui las drpar!cd This life IN this City.
lie died at his lai s;ngj, clock on Friday evening"
ola complaint o! su.c lie Ill when lie cai.c to this
city.
ruxERaL ARRaxGEMESTs.--The funeral OF the lion.
Z,Iuon WiIdman dcc,ascd late member o: the House
orR,urrscutatr,s Of the Uncd States from the State o.!
Connecticut wall take place this day, (salurday from
the Hall Of tic House OF Representatives, at ~ clock
IN r:Lan. The lucnrrs OF the Two ll9usS congress-
WIKI their officers the President Of the United States, the
Heads o! DEPARTMENTS, Fnrri: Minister'S the reverend
ClerrY the Ply sicans who attended the deceased, and
citizens q Washington are respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
By order G. tic Committee Of Arrangements,
ELISHA HALEY, Chatman.
W.suiycruy Dec. II 1t is our melancholy Office
TO announcc the death OF the honorable Elias h. Kane,
Senator from Inus. lie expired AT his father house
in this CIV On Friday night, the lth instant tie is
the third member lost To Congress during the first five
DAYS Of The session. Mr. Kane had suffered !!om the
auiumnaI fever which has prevailed IN The west during
the past His arduouS journey, undertaken De-
fore. his health was confirmed, from an anxious zeal to
Lsar. his duty To lis constituents doubtless the
cause vi the fatal relapse under which his constitution
sunk >,
We had tie pleasure Of personal acquaintance WITH
Mr.. Kane; and it affords Us relancoiy c,'ae nyrc
lent man--uncst and ubcin his duties intrxi5!e-ln
his nanlers auiiaLIc atiectionatc, aiaGc-crery way
engaging He most strongly characterized by his
Gal at,achmcnt-amd he knew no selfish feeling, but
that which existed in sOl!citudc and tenderness Tor his
WIFE, and the offspring she gave him. Almost in has
last moments he iancicd iStl: IN the midst OF his dear
domestic circr-S2nke to his children Il tonGImg
thcn and invited them TO play the grass plot, and
under The shade of his trees at hynra:! lose III
his bed and seemed 10 pluck the cool vcTdurc 10 which
his ina gnaun and affections had wandered IN search
of relief Alas. his wife and children !.r from him,
and lie forever lost 10 thcm-but lie sunk 10 rest the
bosoG!s al! those who mourn his fate dee? v although
they NAY nol feel kccn'y long tie sad d'prra
ton.
AS public man, Mr. Kane stood among the first fhis
State and held IN the highest estimation hy the Re
publican party throughout the Union He ds:;n-
gu:s!Ird Tor his zral and rnncss party man, and
cxrrtrd potent influence tl:roug his talents and moral
worth well IS by the reclitudc OF his political prInc
pies, for the of Democracy in the West Yet such
his Of d"corum and his power Of enforcing its
obligations others, That he scarcely reached
b. The bitterness party invrc;vc. Ills political friends
loved HIN lis political cneinics respected iin.
The Funcra! OF the Honorable Elias X. Kane late
Senator d the United States from the Sa:e of Illinois,
will take place from the Senate Chamber this day, hail
past twelve o'clock - GioJc.
FUNERAL OF TIE HON. Z. WlLDMAN,
.1;mder lie Hoase n h'ymse"t"trr< ri he Il. Sates
~ gro" '', '5'"it y eo""r"Ch''
The funeral %: i"r lon. L:inpn Wii':n&n took place
on Sat rday last, "na"Y To the following arrange
mcniS previously announced The lCnrra! service was
performed bv tie Rev. Ar. Pal!:cy.
Ourro nr procr,siny &C.
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- I.;rlncs Ie fuucral will move lr,n Tho Hail 10
tie t,lacr OF ucr.,.emt in the following order
The Clergy.
Physicians who attended the deceased
Committee IF arrangements:
Mr. i!a!'y .! Cn:!. Mr. Williams, OF n. =.
Mr.. Lincoln, oi Mass. AR. tirllln, vi ,. Y.
Mr.. smith, Of Maine, Mr.. Hardin, OF NY.
Mr.. beaumont, OF Penn.
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