Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-29
TRIBUTE TO JUDGE BuEL.

Our readers will bear in mind that tho death Of m,
worthy fellow citizen noticed somewhat at learb
in our last and we now copy from the Albany Evening
Journal with pleasure, some just marks Prospect
him, We inclined notice more particularly the de-
mise of this worthy contemporary from the circumstance II
not mistaken that he a native Of this town The
Of Maj Buel, who resided here for many ,ca, al an
early day, much esteemed and respected IN ,to We be.
lieve resided with his deceased al Ata~Y WNcte
he died years sncc-and from another ncdon cal
cuoted still strongly excite our and syup,
thy. We were oiee-maes together in this place 20
ago for time, in boyoood and the sforS
early attachment then formed, time has not obteated
The LATE JESSE BuEL.-At meeting of the
Printers and Editors of the city Of Albany, on he
sth inst, to consider what should be done in respect
to the memory of their departed and Justly lamened
brother, the late Jesse l}uc, Solomon Southwck
was called TO preside as Chairman and Edwin Cros.
well was appointed Secretary. A committee ofhye
was appointed by the Chair 10 report resolutions er
pressvc Of the sense of the meeng--whch com
mtce subsequently reported the following
Resolved, That the members of this meeting have
heard with unieigned regret, as well as due resena
ton to the Divine VIII, Of the sudden and unexpec
ted death of JESSE BUEL, while absent from hi.
family in this city, and tour of public duty and
usefulness in neighboring sister state
Resolved, That 10 pay just respect to the memoir
OF departed worth, is a duty which all mankind owe
to the laws of humanity and civilization, and the dig
nifty of human nature.
Resolved, That few cases, if any, could call mo-
loudly or soemnly upon society 10 perform this &C
knowledged duty, than the one which now prosens
itself, in the death of feilow-citzcn whose talents
rendered him ornament TO the printing and cdio.
rial professions, who was admired by all who knew
hun for his exemplary virtues a man and citizen,
and was eminenty and Justly distinguished for his
usefulness in the paths of legislation and agrcullG-
raj science.
Resolved, That we have long recognized in tae
character of our beloved brother, the true patriot aA
the public beneactor. Therefore,
Resolved, That we not only participate in the GEN
eral expression Of sorrow, which this sudden mex
pected and melancholy death has occasoned in tbs
community but as members ofthe profession whlcd
he adorned, and in which he delighted to tho las,
we feel bound 10 eynce in this manner orr unicign
ed respect for his memory, deep regret for hi'
premature exit from the fields of honor aud useful
ness IN This life and TO offer al the time 70 b
surviving and Der eaved family all the consolaiim
which human sympathy and coincidence can Impair,
10 those whom Divine Providence sees fit % lbg
with such afiliction that which they now expeu
ence.
Resolved, That VIC Il body will attend the r.
neral of our deceased friend and brother and bt
the members of the typographical and editorial pro
fessions are invited to meet at the store Of Messr
f.. w. &. Skinner, AT one O'Clock io-morrow,p
proceed in a body 10 the funeral
Al special meeting of the Regents Of the tn-
versity, of which Board Mr.. Buel was a mca5e
was
Resolved, That the members ofthis Board 10 RS.
tlmony OF the high respect which they entertain ~
the memory of their deceased associate-ior his W
rghtness of character, the purity Of his life, and L
usefulness as a citizen in the various pursuits
which he has been engaged--will attend hIs fiae4
tins afternoon and wear the usual badge inourl1s
for thirty days.
The Grand Jury Of the city and county oi Al14
having heard of the death Of Mr.. Bue resolve
THAT in common with the rest ofour iellow-ciizHt
we deplore an event which has deprived rs Of ORE
who IN all the relations Of life. has discharged "
duty with honor to himself and benefit "a the rona
nifty and that, as farmers, we more espccialypT
his death, as thereby the agricultural Interest ie
lost one Of its warnosi, most jealous, and o3ce-
friends. "-Bost0n Courier.