The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-24

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Christian should de not In The oblivion e h~ i'm
not ,syir With the ia6de Hobbs. Il gong take
. iesp 10 the dark but aaking The prssenss and
CAii,t and ccmmsnding his spirit to GoA and his
s.sss Il: to ~ !.
Brtish worthless is this With great courage and co.,
scmuste ability he begen .obs opposition to IN s..
binary court. in the defenoA OF the ubsr les OF his
counsrv- supported them In Parliament, and died for
ttem In the field The character OF this extraordinary
drawn by the Earl Of Olarendon OF tie opposite
party Is as follows. he Of great ouosing
sno OF discerning spirit and Of the greatest address asd
10 bring anything to pass which be Desired Of
deepest He not Of words for no rarely
discourse or made entrance upon any euaiaess Tue
Rrapdon OF the ssme name was the associate Of Lord
Rps,sn and Agernon sydney; aud wheu tho sni o,hr
patriots ed he escaped with Zoe Of 000
sso was one OF the band Of patriots sho Invited tho
it matter Of interest whether the John Hampfsn who
went With window to visit the sick Iodisn WAS the
then W. mt on to cite various suthonaes waco ae caa
tended established the fact that they were ooe asd the
same person nsmpden continued b.. "a. the Wash.
and Hampton are ve taught. that
end that talents, eoquenca and learning become
trrDiuabc at the end OF short life and that he s the
only wise who SEEKS objects higher aud eadur-
ing AS Usmpden believed the Gospel DID Webscee
BAN poem in his final hour prayed TO Col pardon my
suigressia M" did Webster IN his closing days
Heavenly Faher forgive my sins aud receive to
thy self. through Jesus Christ Thus Il Is that tho
great and the illustrous need. all Do ct
mept Of death the grace aud tina eowpss ion OF the
Father Of Mercy upfeided il the Go pei At that
full moment all find the need OF it though they
sought it before will this fact in conclusion.
Web'tr 81. In Msrsb6eld with the Of tue
WDso~s TOR the property where he IL iuerred formerly
be. pgsd to them. Such IL the last resting pa the
Americsn the Pilgrims Of the
From tboee hills Of the luxurious dead the eye
tho South Ply mouth forever memorable ia the annals
OF amev'ca and In the east the distant sands
Of Prospcetown where the ct found It's bar
Dor in the New World But the eyes OF the dad not
these thrgsthe esn OF tbs dead hear the OF
the mighty ocean by It Is for who living to
catch tbe inspiration OF like there and to yield
opr hearts to the emotions apt to be awakened In
tie survey Of self sacrificing zeal for the public
goot l an not aware Of any name In Eugli h
history which shines With gu III lustre as that OF
Hampden. Doubtless he guilty Of some fciliei
IN ba youth but he coon redeemed and led
tb. pcsforwsrd honest moral and Chrsica life Gtke
dcharae OF ell the duties Of husbsnd father and Chris
thar and the supporter OF the liberties OF bic
be true patriot hazardipx oheeifuy sl thst
dear 10 bn. IN resistance to growing and unsoeuDulous
tyranny, With dauntess breast More than tive hu
Or have fed since he passed from hs
but bis PANE is still fresh living tho hcert OF every
lend OF human freedom and his character IL q model
after which to fashion greatness end the standard by
which to estimate true worth cloud applause