The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-01

works Ct man leaving their broken fragments TO tell The
story of former magnfcence amid the very ruins that
announse decay and dissolution wac often with him
the word were fast fading away before him he
knew that the silver cord was aino.t ioosned and
that the golden bowl was beakipg ut tno fountain
but be resigned to the will OF prcydrnce feel
ing that He who gave has the right to take sway in
lis own good time and manner After his du,y TO
bis Creator and his anxiey for his family hia fr,t
care was for his country, and his first Wish for the
and ptrpe'uaon Of the constitution AMI the
lhop-oear 70 him In the hour of dsssh they had
ever been In the yigr of feo tina. constitution
unou who-e dsterce in the last and creates. criis Of
thtir peril bad called f0sth all lis sneries aud
stimulated those memorable and powerful efforts which
be who witnessed forges. and which no
now d'p'cres with sincerity and narimi,y not
less honoiatae 70 hSmeives tho M ury OF ,hs
object Of her .feo'in' And when shall enter that
narrow valley through which hn has passed before us aud
which leads To ID. judgment Of God may we be ablc
t. esy through faith in h Son saviour IL hc lean
tfui language Of the hymn Of the pyirg Christian.-
dying. but ever living triumphant
The world receder, it tisaIp pears
with ssunds s.rsrhir Is iss' rins %s ''''
or dfna arsgs LEND yaur aro Hinss-i mouat ay
end tst s s ne ss the death Of The 's" ard let ny last
esMr HusrrR followed, and claimed for Virginia place
among the mcurncrs of hei lusiriou. son lie passed
hieh euloe:um upon the pubic acts II Mr. Clay, and
spoke in the highest term, of admiration Of Mr. Clays
efforts in behalf o;he struggling sou.h American colonies
Mr. CLEMENs spoke most eoquen.ly of the purity aud
fervor OF Nr. Clay's PATRIOTS m and ead ii must have
cheeled his last moments to know thai both political
parties e the country had ad pt.d resol main
tain uninTtirod, the platform he had erected
slessrs CoorrR. cJwAsD. ioSrs &C ipwi and BaooKr,
followed in tributes TO the memo,y and virtues OF the
decoastd
The following resolutions offered by MIR UsprswooD
were tkeD adopted -
R'a.lved That committee OF six be appointed by tbs
rrsfent ofe Senate take orders sopcrnt' ndias
the ur tral Of Henry Clay. lte member sf
Siioh viii take place tcmorrow mt twelve o'clock
dian, sbd that the S.nBte will attend tho saSe.
Resolved Thai tn. members of the senate si,cere
dere OF showing mark Of resp.ct mory
the deeeaseo viii 60 Int, For month"; the
usual " ode of wearing Grape on tho left
Received AS further mark Of resrert entertained by
the ser ate for the of Henry Cav his
oistib abtd s.rvioes his that his
CT the known vises of his family rem
the place Of eeuulchre selected by
k'ptu Ky in charge of the and attended
by committee "f Senators he the Pre-
sdent Of the Senate tho ths full power to carry
this resolution into effect
Resolved That additional mark Of respect to the
men ory OF The deceased. the Senate 40 adjourn
Messrs. HUNTER, DAWSON, JoNEs Of Iowa CooYER
BRioH1 and sNI1H, appointed the Committee Of
Ar1bng' meDts foi the funeral
The 81 nate then adjourn d.
[Norr Mr. Undc,wcod's and other speeches. were
very lengthy and owpg 10 tie ateness Of the hour are
Lot sent on.-RKPvRrER