New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

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rehsicp snh. sIl feelings OF parry esd
i,i he nov ard wib fame tor.so 49,, o,,
X spivezs ~ he world with the history % NE
=, and d liberty penetrated by these feelings az ae
Rsciftf isG how yer family, our - "
sires O 10 Jofty and services 80 C, stta,
sessrs "a seven from the Boaro on ,s,, en-,
cen A spied TO confer WY" .;tsbe mea.ures on
Ike gosfsss CIV Of NewYok 10 honor oil the memory
AID Barker, on presenting t9e re bib r5ar
Assss,he Board in terms edosi'''c Vi '''
sre7 Of deeesseu. s,e unapiuously adopted, and As
ire RsJker. Woodward Mabbau, Anderson
s,ssnss, mcGowsp, and Valentine appointed 'ne "'D
,rlnse. =, 1,i,r.>u-c Communication from His
EsM Wsvor. In relation TO the decesse Of non
tono C,IY Ordered 20 be entered on the IN
Hfsn In favor Of adopting suitable sui ~
..'s,ioa 70 death Of deceased zee IePOi' u
.sSsxvnep) Unanimously concurreo H.
~ BOARD then adjourned
THE LAW COURTS rLoo
8. me Court of Common Pleas, yesSer1 ,5s cnrt
sass 81 TomlDson, Egg aadf % ,ha character
corr tsx euog'stic remarks as TO tns ,s', ne
cIsv and moved, a marx ci resPecI ma az ,l,
o " sdaurn The motion was responoeu 70 " c"ed
x%sasna and the Count adjourned ~, COS
s,sseb before Judge lngrans. ., nv the Jndge, and
ne Cgun ', cour, Mr. Evarts addressed the Court
- NE, reped to by Judge Edwards as ~S ~ had
Although the event "meA pa -. n,odnced sorrow
,.er 81 some time expected 1t has p'CEuo se a. No
~ - ~ throughout the com nuDity. lners was ~
,ssn among US who hsd for 90 long PeliI%S r. -.
on,lnsnt part In the affairs OF the nauoh AZ "a 80
60 syhen he first came forward In public NE,
~ 70 yyas vet regarded as an experiment;
g. a. ,bs time the men who hsd carried US through Tue
sr,ls of the Revolution sill exercised contDihg in
fsnse and II was from the Fathers o. the hepuouc
4. G. L. Of MI ~
e no sooner appeared ia national councils tnan ne
s~esme master spirit and at al age when most men
Are receiving their political education, ne became
ks5sr The millions Of this wlde-extended country
sh the millions of toe friends of liberty In other lands
IN receive the news of his death with emotions TOO
W he nsme OF Henry Clay are now hushed In
aence and grief There is no hurIa ior MN W. ~
nsysleled lie has made bis last appeal 10 MS
s,ntryuep and 1t was for the Union OF THIS glorious
isdSracv and we all know how that appeal has been
.rsytfsd He 10 now silent, and sleeps the sleep Of
.,h b,f be has left us with the triumph Of hi, great
md glorious deeds 10 brighten our path lot the iuture
needless 10 this place TO recount the various ats OF
a Me 90 devoted 10 the service OF his country Iney
ere the theme Of childhood and of age.
The neope Of this great nation have been for some
fine warned of the disease which has been creeping
oysr the majestic and stately form OF HENRY
bs death viii create melancholy bereavement 10 the
heart of his cOuntrymen The great man OF THIS nauo
hss dropped away-but Time endless Time, will recall
e f,ories Of bis past life aud mssy psgeot the MS
try Of this country will be adorned and Illuminated
nth the life, character and services OF HENRY CLAY
In The Supreme Court, special term similar motion
wss made and the following entry made upon the min
sc P Kirkland, ESQ.,, announced to the Court the
Aea,b Of the Hon. Henry Clay, and after few eulo
risiic remarks upon the character OF tne
Ssd moved thai as tribute of respect TO the memory
nj The iustrous deceased this Court do now adjourn
AN, h. Blunt, ESQ.,, with a few appropriate REMARKS
seconded the motion. A.
deceased dire c,ed that in respect 10 the memory OF the
dsipsui.bed dead this now close, and the Court
adorned"