New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-27


Yet ike the Gun, seemed larger at his setting
Let us thank God that the body alone Is pershabe,
and that the good men do live alter them Had Prov
dence 80 ordered s dipensatons that his life had been
prolonged should feel in this hour OF national dihi-
Guilty that such pilot at the helm would have scattered
all the storms which threaten TO disturb the peace OF the
Republic. Addressing his departed spirit, may | not
ssy as the Bard Of Scotland sung OF highlands great
NV H.dst thou but lived though stnppd ofpower
wat hman the lonely tower,
Thy thrilling trump had reused the land,
When fraud danger were at hand;
BY thee ss by the beacon hight
Our pilots had kept course sright;
As proud column, though alone.
Thy strength had propp'd the totterins throne
Now is the stately column broke
The beacon hight is quenched IN smoke
The trumpets silver sound Is still,
The wsrder silent on the hlll!'
Like PIrr and Fox our great rival statesmen-CLAY
WEBSTER and CALHoUN-nOw sleep together and IN
the graves of Kentucky, Massachusetts, and SCUM
Carolina may all their differences be buried forever.
OF each and all of them, their cOuntrymen now pro
claim: 49,, ,..,o.s
How high they SCARED above the crowd!
Theirs common party race,
JOstlng by dark intrigue for places
Like tabled gods their mighty war
Shook realms and nations IN its JAZZ;
Beneath each banner. proud 70 stand
Looked up the nobest of the land
Genius, and taste, and talent gone,
Forever tOmbed beneath the stone
Where tanning thought 10 human pride.
The mighty Chiefs sleep side by side
The solemn echoes seem 70 cry
Here let their dscord with them die
SPEAK not Tor those separate doom.
Whom fate made brothers in the tomb
But search the and Of living men,
Where wit thou find their ike again wv
After the address Mr. Brooks offered the following
resolutions:
Rescired That the two Wing General Committees o. ~
CITY Of New-York have received the intelligence OF '
death OF DANIEL WEBSTER with sincere sorrow" we "
MI hnn that great Northern Light OF our eonay
whose intelligent have shed an undiinrneo 49,
the history Of the United ates during foHy years
in the pubic service We remember him IS the Drs1t
ofthe Consttuton when the great Charter Of our Loer
has been assailed. We remember him AZ inc 80
the North in the battle q the intellectual gan o. 1 Of
and the sSserter Of Popular Liherty zig ppn,v
Narona Authority ard the rend OF true Ss1e
but especially do respect ana eaer;sa ~ I one and
;p.rsJ.6e now ard forever" and he successful al
yocsie of .One Country, Constitution ana one D
tiny for the whole AIneTlcen Peopic. n. - N.,~
G,oirei That a. members OF the Wing fary o. sc"
York we embrace tins pubic oppoEtunt! - ssS W
,onv IN TIE many and faithful services oil pANltL
@ - -. MI. al the Uuon-seryces which have en-
la,yed orr Commerce extended our
on Arrcuure increased Capital, and tenenited oHI
W. Lno,E sud appreciate the advantages Of works
Ike ,hese and while they prompt Us % remember ~ 90
miIe Nj WEBsrtE; a. one OF me hieai .os -. "a
deeply feel the irrepsrsbe los which the as fsfy aaa
the county have saSa ned IN me aeatn Oh o11 0i "
ct ststesren and tIucst patriots. ID,
R|sorsd Thai these Committees deeply symp,ih le WIN
Massachusetts the death Of her mSst nSnoseo aha 20
Tented .on and that erEens OF New ork We cam
~ nryese OF sharing in the public zei for the death OF
ON " no though born the North posesed heart and
mind a. boundess the whole Republic.
Rrsorod That marx Of respect 20 the memory o. the
deceased ard OF regard 70 the surTiving hrly C3n
mite. OF thirteen be appointed TO attend the lnerA OF
tbs deceased a. Marshheh Friday next and tnaI me
mcmher Of the General COMMITTEES 90 INTO mourning
by weaIing Grape upon the le arm Tor ne space 0 'n'
DAYS 49,. , ~, l..
Hon. J. B. varnurn. of the Fifteenth Ward seconded
the resolutions with appropriate remarks aiter
which the two Committees adjourned. The following
Committees were appointed to attend the funeral Ger
ernories al Marshfed:
,Txrs "a xrryFSs wN n ARTHUR.
1870 rvSsrDY ID ROBERT T. HAws.
yxIITIs psTTFS gro n. FRANkLlS,
PHILIP J. MONROE,
co-rsr-. m b-o.F al ~ VIZ General COMMITTEE
x.ruNs n rIY ROBERT q. CANPBsLL,
nASIEL BOWLf. GEMS -, - ~, A''S''f
J n S1fELk. ) W. sShHSS,,
Cenntsse IN s,ha " the YOuas Msn GensL Conuaiiee
The members Of this Committee are requested 70
meet a. the Broadway House this evening a: o'clock