Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-01

sk,hsatt,, snsttho generous and uniform goodness
OF the lsmepted Harrison, we realize in his last
declarations, what our former experience justified
us in believing, that he lived only for his country
and that his death calls for the Nations mourning
Resolved, That we sincerely minple our sorrows
with those Of the family Of deceased, ilustri-
Gus President now called to weep for the loss of
protector and guardian, unsurpassed in his affec-
ton and kindness, and whose great object seemed
TO be the virtue welfare and happiness Of his kin.
drcd, people and country.
Resolved That the old and patriot soldiers of the
country, who, with their beloved commander, per-
illed their lives to redeem the western Wilderness
from savage foe, and under him aided in repel.
ling naughty and invading enemy from the land
have lost friend who knew the peris, the suffer-
ines and the deeds Of va,or of his fellow soldiers
and who, from sense of justice, would have CON-
,nended them to the Nations bounty and gratitude
Resolved. That the following persons be Com
mittee to cooperate with the several Committees
heretofore appointed by the city authorities, and at
the late general meeting in the adoption of any
measures hereafter, as testimony Of their respect
for the memory of the illustrious deceased, and
that these proceedings De signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, and published, to wit:
Col. Ambrose Dudley. Col. William Scbiinger,
Mai, William Oliver, Maj. T. D. Carneal, Capt.
Samuel McCormal, Capt. Samuel r. Miller, Rich
ard Vallandngham, E. s. Lee, Paul Emmerson,
James Baldrdge, Henry Goodridge, James Rudolph,
Jesse Justice
DAVID GWYNNE, Chairman.
WIN. KEY BOND, Secretary.
PROCEEDINGS OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
At meeting Of the Vestry Of St. Paul's
Church, Cincinnati, called by the Rector, on the
dccease of tho lamented VIM. Henry HrTison,
late Chief Magistrate OF these United States
(present, Rev. Henry v. D. JOHNS, D. X. Kady
David Gwynne, Samuel Virgins, D, S. Has
luck, VIM. S. Johnson, James Pullan, and Stan
hope S. Rowe,) the following preamble and res
olutons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in hi
wise providence to take out of this world our hon
ored fellow-citizen, William Henry Harrison
President of these United States we desire to bov
down cur souls under this affective dispensaton
and as we acknowledge the hand Of the Suprem
Ruler and Governor Of Nations, offer up to hin
our thanksgiyings and praises for the good exam
ple the exalted character, and the signal service
of the lilustrous deceased; and with view
evince both our high respect for the lamened Pres
ident, and also our profound grief under this ma
tionul calamity, in which, whilst our commo
country has been deprived Gifts Chief Magistra te
every private citizen may feel as if he. had lost
personal FRIEND
Resolred, That the pulpit and chance Of th
church. be hung with mourning for ninety days.
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympathizs with o,
bereaved fellow-citizens and especially with tn
relict and family of the deceased, and beseecl
Almighty God that they, may be sustained und
their sorrows,by the promises of the ever bless
gospel. s.-
Resored, That in compliance with the instru
tions of Gods word, we desire to render honor
whom honor is DUE and by these proceedings e
press our highest respect for the deceased, man
Tested through long life Of the purest PATRIOTS
and the most unsullied integrity.