North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-18

fNirg gfouHd. Il tgautfiui monument was
cfectel over bis grave with tie following
inscription g hirh wr lay hrlufe oar rra
hers Doctor Tracey bad ruisiaird ta
Canada il 1925. aud had followed 81.
Practice as pliysician Ill the year ls2s.
when he founded The V'nt,caior WHICH
vas undef his direction, one at the luost
i,rinl and The hra English paper eve,
pahlishcd in Lower Canada Here follows
il'e inscription on his inu,b.
Here lie the reulains Of The late
DANIEL TRACEY,
Founder aud Editor II The indicator
inlsas.
Imprisoned by The Legislative Council
Fnrihc space al 40 days,
He was received in triumph at Moatteal
on the 5lh o( March 1882,
And elected Representative for the
West Ward at that City
oH Niic 80 ~ MhN hlii'NihG'
Born in Roscrca, Co. Of TirimfaIy, iceland,
He ic a victim an the 18Th July, 1882,
10 tie prevailing rpidenic,
Aged 50 Yeats.
Disring uiShed hy his VIKINGS
A noble defender Of the liberties Of hi,
Country,
His memory will he veneraieJ
By his fellow citizens.
Three OF our brethren sealed with their
BLOOD,
on the eve Of his Election,
The trust with which the people honored &
Rewarded his Virt es.
Thus ,esiilying their great confidence in
him,
and their ssi gratitude.
GLORIA NomIsI-pAx cINERibus.
EEqUiEs ANiEn rJus!
AMEN!
r. The cause or 81, il anil religions liberty
has suffer q serious loss in the death Of
HE late Doctor Traccy, the cause ot ed0-
cation experienced All rqualy deplorah'r
nne in the death OF he late Reverend
Messirr Girouard who in August of the
same wear wns taken with violent fit oI
apnrlexv which terminate! his mortal ex-
istcncc in few hours. Mr. Girouard was
priest oI the Roman Catholic persuasion
aud unlike many of those placed 10 The
same responsible situation as he was, who
think more of collecting and amasSog
wealth and hcaping treasures upon iTca-
SurcS, disreeardiug The sullcrings al ihrr
le'low-crcaturrs and carl boz very IlulIe
about the diffusion Of knowledge and
science he nnby made use oil the divers
| and abundant means which Providence
| threw into his hands, to alleviate the ms
| fortunes OF those who had moi been SCI
highly favored by blind fortune. Con.
! ,,antlv rxious 10 do what was Iisht anc
/ Ia avoid what was wrong, the needy al
WAYS found a true friend III him. Many
times has he restored happiness 10 lamI-
lies from which poverty had chased II. As
n rrne follower nl the one who pronulgn
! ted the hencvoIeni maxim " DO 10 dnoihei
,rhai you mould he should do unto y0ut
and do not anio another ,chai you tronid
mol should be done unto you," there
/ was nothing in his hunse hui what was al
The disposal of The needy and 10 many IN
! stances he has been known Ia have made
vast ,acnfice, 10 reirirveS his pati,hioncr;
rom nublic caami;irs which now ana
thea visited :htm. The sincere friend q
| the paof. the unwearied consolation ~ tllt
! sick. he was also the zealnus supporter q
education and for that PURPOSE he has pa
i himself o many very great inconrenir3ces
I Al The bead 81 very respectable fortune
/ with tie hrlp of some lflPnds of the uni
vrrSal diffusion al Knowledge among h:,
| roun,rymen, on his own responsibility ane
under the n,nst irving aud discauragine
circumstances, he undrrIonk 10 build
h~auiilul College al 81. HyacinIhe in th'