The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
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famy and daring to he faithful rras- opposition 70
toe pa she houorcd WITH frien thiu
The eged Duke scquesced in loyal and willing resigaa-
ton The fourth fault Of tho great Wellington hiS
challenge 10 duel with the Esr OF Winsheses 10 lse
Let pity csst her mantle the hero who fer fed
from The pinnacle OF true courage aud dared 80 sia
against conscience, against humanity. and sgeint Ged
Repentance and that gracious which bcde the sim
ner 10 Go aDd sin no more has brought forgiveness
We trust for this crime These four fiaes all the
errors that the eagle eye oeaous truth discern In
tho public life OF half centurJs cnrat.on, VI the
h,m nso CT ,Wsnsoa a Pc. psr.onS may @,sr ron
reject his conclusions and east stones NJ them and
hir AgifatoIs may hate him conservatives nay
sc0,n hiin--demagogues may fear him-libsrsls may
~ him but and all II houest to their cosa
scence must 20 him the don Of honorA
bic politician and an honest Ths Dukes ohlcal
cai-er ended in 1889 yet he continued to retain the
ooinnand-n Chief Of ihe army and ne a consulting
rmber - the cabinet the return OF Sir Robert Peel in
i5i Ii lsss wnerhondon threatened With sCharst
the Duke Organized the detences of the
trcrcl' AZ the old springs again the
Of The trumpet Tho Duke ey;noed alacrty Avdity
at he snai.ngs Of that civil lut the Dukes pro-
caution The better part Of probably proved
tire ssfeguatd Of tho Kingdom In the unsettled state ot
lhe times IN Europe ia ie4S The Dukes euogy Of Sig
Robert Peel hi own bet euocy Statesman and civil
Ian. After the Marquis OF Lansdown Lords Stanley and
Broughsm had sst down the Duke His feelings
him IL time before he could az
qu,ye che cousabd az speech. fis uttsrsf
a. intervals AID the effort to articulaie was painfuiy
appagent -:
Ny LORDS 10 spid ! long conaeotel with Sir
Robert fc n public life We acre both II tho councils
hispiyate friendship. al the course my
Ht MIN, know man IN whose truth aud Justice
hsd .nore lively confidence, er in whom saw
IN 70 shs & pggSs S service II tbs
an assce in which ne did not show tho strongest attach
The msss reason for s"spoatas that Ss stated saythns
S ns he a. @S r% sssss TO he tho 5s ~ srd
wnch believe to have been the arongoss Characteristics
9his is the Dukes chirsocr, in his own Words
,e ow whS & a av dSs s ~ any eT who @ sns
rot ' and @ 'S;a ; the hing Ras s and ses,Is
ns n9rdono 9yi TO hs nsghbor nd hath not sas
lcwy his EYES and maksth nuoh Of thom that fear
paptstS hin not Enough we're to bis hndranes IL
tFa fath no rIsen his money upon uury nor taken
a sa' ai0S'A' whose a'''h these 'Ans' shah
1he secret power whereby the Dute OF Wellins ION as
qui,ed his title to eulosiun sueh this per-
o,iycd by them wLo knew him a Christian. The
bake as a Christian man, (without indeed reashisg
the lofty height of hst prime min OF the Media Per
san Empire, whom God has illustrated in Ills word) re-
minds one Of panel .'rbrce times dag he prayed and
made his suprlica,ion before bis Gd his rivals cough.
y rd occagon against him concerning The kngiJm bat
bey could fnd noIe occasion fault iorasmlch as hs
was faithful Then said his enaries w ahad not find
sny occasion against tina except AMI It against
him concerning the law of his Goa shall appropriate
Wellington, what has been said Of Daniel 1t his
piety which bcgat his loyalty. The boneety industry,
apo integrity which adorned h hlraor were the of
with the lofty title Of integrity but which sprngs not
foms pous motive and only wears an out.do shew, l.
character of which Daniel Is fhe oxamplar" AT st
James Chapel in LCndoD,it the Dukes habit every
dy to 20 and worship in TIRE Daity Prayers lie never
HIM ~ went gays frit nd to me- at O'Clock. H.
winters morning. through gad 5lset, to st James,
In the iorlorn hope the Duke that unpropi-
tous morning. Bot there he waStha only worshippsr
tut the parson, They two were oIerng the nceAss OF
prayer and praise together ! mcde the third Of that
apo,olic quorum And smother told no: This Daks
would stand, the Bib. In reading; and Listen,
tsnuicg forward If to u.c word syllable Of the
fsci0us book Aud when the creed prorounoed,
The Duke erect repeated the / ns.cye in lOlemn
II 10 Il drilling moment, when the Of
JC us tIt famous cpngreroe OF cnncherors bowed his
~ ad III shoration o the KING o Niugs aud Lord Of
Lord tie Dtht'a bhbits OF piety we're a. hxed and
r.sntt ea ~ ma oiber aYocstons 10 loved tbs church.
~ tfNf'h hrr ins iunorS ~ zoe safeguards OF pure
ehIst,aey ~ 7 u him eif to be suner needing
G1n thfc"ah the blood and fnirrce-son o tn a.tonDs
ana eitst tS piiett 80 was cpiscious OF his inirR
itH AZ Wint1rs ~ ana was not a2hsmea To seek ior
htip nom tho tpg Hhost. nor 80 prsnm?tuous As
he Sought ior gissNhGe than 10 Code appointed
onsnnh. AZ Nai'@r ehntcn "nere no ioyed to
NpfsHV rHtn ~ thr ca lie ms ntYoutnesh, MS habits
o, attention ehd MS eeep reverence were noticed
lio VIZ sPputtteN "htosh % CnI'e torts, Janus.
~ Iess 10 t1s ace ~ Chds natmer t1s Duke had
g"ne ~ ns wont wa 20 remain aWhs Tor me ees arr
ana 10 iuHpect Tue wofAs ~ UoFrr NJ tenpmy met
hu tnefe IN tuet foies grnn Wth tue aspect OF de-
sHcr ye' ranqoh tor iong time un'er tns sunsbns Of
that Detsec teae whicn ms vhof hnn di-ereuon bad
on me i4n stpielher " the egniY o1rtn y-sr OF his
sec. hDe spnlg lgfr'uneito 10 Jns uoi VINO gave B-ths
bpuF ueath Claimed ~ - prey fhe last enemy h
IAN Lbs cay the ienains OF that venerable form,
Hion io'nB snu ~ u men rJoaeo 70 gaze upon con.
- hSa as o ' aotnon, 70 WI .uo seasipnon .,
Ii ~ se e,d az n,r, hnrs N -s,tnss. h nt ths .aa
q grea ness that owns tse instatou AMI ssnotty Of
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