Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
DEATH OF HON. EDMUND b. GOODRICH.

Pursuant to public notice, Monday, the 9th inst.
la rye respectable assembly at the Seminary i'll
Winchester, The purpose of taking into consideration the
dea IN of Hon. EDMUND b. GOODRICH.
On motion OF A. ~. Eaton, the Rev VIM HUNT was
called o the Chair, ana w. NJ. w AY appointed Sec'y-
On motion of Jere Smith.
Resolved That a committee of seven be appointed TO
prepare preamble and resolutions expressive of the
spec and with which the lion Edmund H. Goodrich
" regarded by this community
Whereupon Jere. Smith, A. X. Eaton, II ii Nef, r,
Woady, Josiah Mongar, A. Stone and Jas. D Ferris,
we appointed said committee
After general expression of grateful renemb Rnce for
worthy friend motion of A X Eaton, the meeting
adjourned at this place on Saturday next at one
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Pursuan, TO adjournment, meeting called order.
The committee appointed prepare preamble and reso-
u,ions made the following report, which was adopted
WHEREAS, This community have lately been called to
mourn for Hon. Edmund B Goodrich, who
departed this life Saturday, the 4.h nst-a loss ePa-
rable relative, citizen and christian That
his Justly appreciated, apparent from his
standing society. He has been citizen anon us for
the years, well known this community. lie
born in Virginia. A. D. loo6. where he resided until
his this place. surrounded by rank and wealth
endowed with than ordinary abilities; and thrown, by
of father III the morning OF life, INTO the trying
of patcrna protectonat once the gnde ana oee
factor mother, and large circle OF latheress
children His native greatness like many Other pioneers
of our country wider range-gded by his coun
se Tho fatheress looked back WI III grateful remen
brapce world is looking forward with the lIyeies
authorizations to their usefulness; although it IS hard
to be torn husband and fahe in the morning OF
YOUTH mirrors fatner through the
80 toee have heen beoIeathed TO her whose soul
and this veal of trouble whose tte
minds by pursuing of life marked out and enoi-
ned by kind father. 70 eminenee ana use
ness become strong consolation TO their knd ana
tender moher That the deceased cittzen much re
sUec;ed beloved various records of county viii
ever keep alive pepetuate. Those great land marx.
and JUSTICE and equa-
Bile for those natural protectors are no
more and the and able exerons for the promotion
and general diffusion knowedge-a bear the impress OF
his stern integrity and powerful mind The cause OF tenn
nerance in hich took deep and abiding interest,"
ourished by his Of soul, for the promotion o.
general sobriety good order and mental improvement
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. for the las
nine wears. his standing prominent Jealous iof tbs
cause for blessed Redeemer bowed that Nigh
live and exemplary his walks of life. ms counses
sought respectedbeoved relative, re.pestsd
citizen, aad esteemed BY the church; Therefore,
Resolved, That we, community. deeply mourn tn
loss OF fsllowtownsman and beloved eow-czen
Edmund 3 Goodrich.
many and high, moral. and intellectual endo,
of our deceased friend, while he lived among Us lie va
aable kind eectionate and strictly honest an
honorable in his with his teilos-oeings
Resolved, Tina; VI truly aud deeply concoe with "a
bereaved and much afflicted widow and orphan children
with MS red mother: brothers, stsrs and ohe relatives
Pezalve5 That. a testimony Of our respect for IN
sne-x Of our deceased frien!, will Grape on Oh
LET, arms for thirty DAYS,
On motion Of H. II. N-f.
Resolved Tia, ,ae proceedings Of this meeting bs sig