New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26

hs fsvOrte author, ClceTo"Neque enlm ulA res cst,
| inuua rropus ad deorum numen VIRUS accecat hu-
mana Guam civitates aut condere G1 c0nsepdre
Jam condtos;" and that cannot more i:ncly render
these honors than by imitatinc the principles he
defended
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LEWIS 1. DELAFIELD, commit
CHARLES n CLARK,
SECOND WARD SCOTT AND GRAHAM ASSOCIATION
The Scott and Graham Association of the
Second Ward met last night and adopted the following
preamble and resolutions, offered by c. y. Wheeler,
Esq.:
JgAreas This Association has heard with feelings of
deep emotion and most profound regret OF the recent
deceose Of the eminent lGwye orator Patriot and states
men, DANIEL webster; and that, while We bow in
humble submission to this dspensGOn Of Divine Pr0vi
dcnce yet it is lit and proper for US to take some action
in relation 10 this melancholy bereavement therefore,
Resolred That Committee OF five be appointed from
tis body whose duty il shal be TO mike suitable
arrangements and invite some competent person 70 de-
liver euogy on the life character and pubic services
OF the late DANIEL WEBSTER.
Rtsol5ed That in Gaze the Common Council shall or
N funeral obseqes to be attended In public mon
ner we will attend sad funeral in body.
The Chairman Gideon Clifton, Esq appointed hessrs.
Clark. B. Wheeler, George Hermance d. c. Cammey'
or. B. J. Chambers and Thomas Delano such Commit
tee
On motion of Justice Welsh the transaction of regu
lar business was postponed until Wednesday night as
marx OF respect to the memory OF DANIEL WEBsrER
THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
We are desired to state that, in con-
sequence Of the death Of Mr.. WEBSTER, the ceremony
Of erecting the First Column Of the Crystal Palace on
Rcscrvoirequarc is postponed Notice will be given
hereafter when it will take place.
In Brooklyn.
During the day the flags on the City Hall
and from various public buildings throughout the City
were lowered at hafnnst, and several Wing and Dem
ocratic Banners suspended across the streets were
draped in mourning
COMMON COUNCIL.
Alta meeting of the Common Council last
evening the Committee appointed for the purpose re-
ported the following resolutions through the Chairman
Aid Marven:
Resoired That this Common Council is profoundly i'm
pressed with the OF great AMI rreprdDle n7Oh
N bereavement in the docesse OF DANIEL WEBSTER !;
that his large and mature experience "a statesnlhl
lis transcenden talents az constitutional lawyer, anu
his long service and tried fidelity 10 the Constitution ana
/ the Union commended him 10 the American -ope a.
a skiul and safe counsellor in every public eslgency,
and that his toss the public service OF the country 1T
this uncurc is TO be regarded as great natona ca
ResoIrtd That the splendid intellectual achievements
! of Mr. WEBSTER have placed his name foremost
among the Statesmen OF the age and won Tor MN I'M
perishsble renOwn as SENATOR DTlCnatsI pro.
iound cNpOunder of the Constitution and orator Ot
| surpas ing power aud clcQuenCe.
RssOlred That for his long yariodS ana enhent pun
lie services and mis- devoted pairotls hi- name ""
ever be cherished IN the grateful recollection OF ne
American people, taking 10 place among those OF inc
founders and prcservcrs Of the Republic, the ashh
tons and the jays the Jetcrsons Madisons, the Hal
tons and Clays, in the history Of our Constitutional
! Union and regulated liberty .
| Rcsolred That this Common Council condOcs with
those who suffer great private gfei IN te mast OF He
profound public sorrow and that this expression OF our
/ iespect and sympathy be communicated under the
zeal of the city, TO the afflicted family whose disan-
aushed head has been taken away by an nscrutaoe out
/ allwise Providence.
ReSolred That the Comnitee he empowered to drc'.
any arrangements which they my deem necessary o.
proper 10 express more suitably tie sense eheralncI
by dc community OF the loss sustained by the death oil
I Mr.. WEBSTER
SUPREME COURT.
In the Supreme Court, yesterday, Judge
Morse presiding, n. F. Warning Esq, offered rcsoiu-
| ton OF respect to the memory OF DASIEL WEBSTER,
| end pronounced merited euOyum upon his charac'
ter J. NJ Van Cott, Esq, in seconding the motion
made brief but eloquent speech the life and public
/ services Of the deceased. Mr.. Coggswen also made
some appropriate remarks after which the Court
ordered an adjournment and directed that oacial
publcson be made by the Clefk of the proceedings,
on motion OF the Bar.
! rBy TeieGrspLl
| PROCEEDINGS IN BOSTON, &C, CONSEQUENT Of Mr..
wEBSrER's DEATH.
BosroN, Monday, Ott. 25, 1874 NJ
The death OF DA>IEL WEBSTER is the all
absorbing topic today well as yesterday.
Gov. Boutwell, has issued orders that minute
guns be sred from 10 to l O'Clock to-day.
The British steamer America, the shipping
generally from foreign ports and cur own shipping, dis
MAY flags at halimas Flags are also displayed AZ half
mast from numerous points, many OF them drapcd with
mourning.
MANY of the merchants, the Exchange Read
ne.Room. SC. closed at IN early hour.
Yesterday, sermons upon the sad event were
preached in several churches
In Charlestown. Cambridge, Salem, New
burvport Lowell and other large towns, manifestations
OF mourning arc general
Both branches of the Boston City Govern
rent assembled at 10 O'Clock this morning anu orders
were passed rec Nesting all citizens to close tier places
of business on the day OF the funeral to nave signal
guns fred during that day. and making o'hef
ate provisions to mark the sad event
A public funeral and Grafton in faneuli ial
will take place hereafter
The Law Courts have adjourned, and meet
inc Of members of the Bar i. called FOR tomorrow.
Hon. Vim. Appleton presided at meet
inc held this morning in the Exchange
The following Committee of Arrangement
for tho funeral has been appointed: Messrs Nathan Ap
ple,ou. John 7. Hurd Thomas B. Curtis james u
Mil. A w. Ihaxter, Jr, Enoch Train Lew A Do"'ey
and Thomas Grey.
/, An order has been adopted making the Pres
dent Heads OF Departments, &c. attending the ~
/ rersl, guests OF the city.
The members of the Suffolk Bar met tAi'
morning and appointed the following gea''e'AeH =