Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-10

wnere ne won the esteem and respect oil all who
were associated with him and probably there lives
not human being who has single unklnd feeling
TO bury in his grave. lie reached Ind ana polls
week before the commencement of the session. in
feeble health and fast sinking under that fatal
81 al diseases that dscasc which has Ilst severed
the ties that bound hm 10 l.le-the pulmonary con
sumption. He has not been able To attend upon the
stttings of tbs House; and on yesterday evening,
being fully convinced that he could not longer DIS
charge his duty Representative, he resigned his
Office TO take effect ~ fifteen days from this time
But little did he then think that IN few hours. he
would be- called TO resign his spirit to the Great Mas
ter of life.
Though he died far from the land of his nativity
and absent from hs home yet he surrounded
by hs friends. The shlrcr OF his l)ys the sO.acc o.
his grefs stood by hrs side. and the hand that could
pest doit assuaged the bitter pains of parting life
li'e last sounds which fell upon his ear tones
OF sympathy and kindness-tones which ceased not
even when they vanly sirove to pierce the cold and
/ leaden car OF death II human means could have
aval!ed-If constant abiding. self sacrificing alice
ton, ,rumphing over exhausted nature, and bear
ing up feeble frame unconscious OF WEAKNESS
through long and paIIful viglls could have saved
his lie, he would s,ll have been spared TO the
friends " ho now depore his death, and would haze
been an ornament and an honor to the councils of
his 'untry. To that stricken bosom we proier
alas how little viii 1t avail sincere sympathy
and heart felt confidence. lie has gone from tins
that bourne, from whence no traveller returns"
As token Of respect for his many virtues and re-
gard for his memory, move the adoption OF the
following resolutions
! Resoired, unanimously. That the members and
officers OF the House of Representatives., tribute
of respect, 10 the memory of the Hon. EZEKIEL l..
DUNBAR, late member of this body. from the
county OF Jackson, Will wear Grape the left arm
during the remainder of the session.
ResOired, unanimously, That arrangements be
made at the expense OF the State, to convey the
body of the deceased to his flrny residence.
Resoired, unanimously, That as an evidence of
regard for The character end virtues of the deceased
the members and officers of this House. he Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, and officers OF
State, will form IN procession at the Capitol to.
morrow. Sunday, at half past nine o'clock, a. W..
ard move that order to the lodgings of the de-
ceased, and from thence attend the corpse to the
limits of this city.
Resoiced, unanimously, That joint partici pat ion
on the part of the members and officers of the Sc
nate, be requested in the procession.
! Resotred, That the Speaker of the House trans
NIT copy OF these resolutions to the family of the
deceased
Resoired, That the Speaker Of this House be d.
rected to employ suitable person to accompa-
ny the remains of our deceased friend and fellow
member ElEKIEL l.. DUNBAR, TO his late residence.
additional token of regard for his private vir-
tues and public virtues, and the deep regret which
choly
Resoired unanimously, That a committee Of ar
engagements be appointed, whose duty it shall be to
superintend said procession.
! Whereupon the Speaker appointed the following
gentlemen said committee, to wit: Messrs. Da-
Wis Of >. Logan and Slmonson, who made the fol-
lowing report
Order Of Arrangements.
For the funeral IF tie Hon. L.. L.. DunJar, deceas-
cd, late member ofMe House IF Representatives
from The county Of JACKSON.
The Members and Officers of the House of lsc-
representatives. will meet at their Hall the CapI-
toll, at half past nine o'clock, tomorrow Sun
DAY morning.
! The Members and Officers Of the Senate will meet
IN their Chamber at the same hour.
The Governor. Lieutenant Governor, Judges of
the Supreme Court, the Officers of State, and Cer-
gy of the cry, respectfully invited TO attend IN
the Hall of the House of Representatives at the
above named hour.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
l. The Reverend Clergy.
,. PAIL BEARERS, CORPSE PAIL
BEARERS.
3. Mourners.
4. Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
D. Committee of Arrangements.
q. The House of Representatives, preceded by
its Speaker and Principal Clerk.
7. The Senate, preceded by its President and
Principal Secretary.
:. judges OF the Supreme Court.
@. Officers of State.
10. Citizens generally.
The procession will form at the Capitol precise
" at o'clock, \. NJ, and proceed To the house
of Dr. Bobbs, thence to accompany he Corpse to the
Capitol, where divine service will be performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Gurlcy. The Procession will then
move, in like order to the limits of this city, where
a conveyance will be in attendance To remove the
Corpse to Brownstown, the late residence Of the
deceased.
The Pau Bearers tcW consist Of
Messrs BU TIER of Nanderburgh,
Jingle of Orange,
WILSON Of Harrison,
HILLS of jeff rson,
ENGLISH Of Scott,
WHEELER of Marshall,
BROWN of Marion, and
BRADLEY OF Laporte.
The procession Will be supervised by Mr.. LES
III Marshal
SENATE.
O'CLOCK, p VI.
Special Session.
message received from the House by Mr.
Brown their Clerk, transmitting the resolutions
atvc to the death If Hon. EZEKIEL l.. DUNBAR;
when motion of Mr. Carr, of L., the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resoired, unanimously, That the Senate recipro-
cate the resolutions of the House of Representatives,
relation to the loss sustained by that body in the
death of the Hon. Ezekiel l.. Dunbar.
Resoired, unanimously. That the Senate enter
tain the highest respect Tor the memory of the Hon
Ezekiel |. DInbir, and duly appreciate tie loss
sustained by has family and numerous friends.
Resoired unanimously, That token of re-
spect 'r the virtues OF the deceased. the members
OF the Senate Will wear the usual badge of mourn
ING during the remainder OF the session.
Resoired, unanimously. That copy of these re-
solutions be transmitted to the family OF the de-
ceased.