New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27

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the demise of Daniel webster
iii. Hermann moved to refer the said pre-
a,nl,le and resolutions ~ 81 Snecial Committees d
sfoiir, and Ii also take q recess Of ten minutes
wl;ch Nh 1 nravoilaa .7 s. N A
ma Hard bay;, ,t.S rea ssa,nplod Mr. Forhas
n hehalf ~ tIe cnm1, fee Ts nresente1 ia III
loving. tie rules BEING SUSPENDED. and move,
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councils Asm;rlfv chamn;on ~ ibe iTnion oI,l
the ~ lon oa, ~, " M An
frap]xss fs national nati,iots A man IF nass;y,
lseloouence and eleaT louiis--eoauenc affactins
land loric lon5reis walks thronai
the busy thorough fares Of life, but#has gone il
the silent cities Of the dead "a model for emula
ton and d theme fol' history. Al great and mag.
nifcents whey yesterday stood up loftiI,
10tf ma tlOnAI eOtnclS, and spoke bold ly the true
nata at,f bless 4, the rsye n I,af
tie n,eIancholy6 announcement ia the American
,,eople "A. tbSt Daniel Wehster--s, man of sil
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Re u ore yesolued, By the City Counci
Near Orleans, etc, That, in tho death of Danie
! Webster, the Union has lost u great support
and the American people magnificent represen
1 tatlye,
lResolced, That the death Of a truly grea
Statesmen, such as Danel Webster was, is /
Imonrnfl1i dispensation, which calls for the mos
earnest and solemn co1amenloration Of such :
grave nat1onal affliction.
Resoited, That in the loss Of So great a man
whose merits were grand in the dignity of tic
Statesman, the eloquence Of the orator, the wis
dom Of Their egotiator, and the nationality Of the
Anurican, our country realizes an impoverish,
ment8 q national fame anu national intellect.
Resofued, That We are fully prepared to ioir
| in any demonstration expressive ofour conscious
ness Of this public calamity, and that for 81,
months the Council Chambers be shrouded il
1 the usual empienls Of mournlng
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