New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
6pefial Notices.

10 Obscquies Of Hon. Daniel Webster, late
Secretary of State.-At meeting of the Special
Committee Of both Boards of the Common Council held
Tuesday, 9th inst the City Hail. the following pream
BILE ard resolutions adopted and ordered 10 be pub
Whereas II is announced that the funeral of DANIEL
WEBSTER, the late Secretary OF State of the United
States will take place in Marshfed ON Friday 18th inst
Resided That our elowcitizens be requested close
their stores and places of business that day from the hour
ofl2 at noon until sunset and also all places of public
amusement in the evening of said day.
Resoed That the bells Of the several churches and the
fire alarm bells be toled from till o'clock p NJ
that seventy guns beng the Of the late Sec
retsry( be fred from the Battery
haTbor and the propetors of all public places in the city,
be requested 10 display their flags at haas during tue
whole day. and that our be also requested to
Resoited That TUESDAY, the 10th day Of November be
set apart for the Obseques of the late Hon DANIEL WEB
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B-Persons having charge OF the several church oels
will please comply with the above request without further
notice.
rY-At n Meeting of the Board of Officers
OF the NEwENGLAND SOCIETY of the City Of New
A Peabody, seconded by simeon Draper, and adopted
Resoired That the New England Society of New-York
have heard with profound grief OF the death of DANIEL
WEBSTER and offer their sympathy 10 their brethren OF
New England in this their great calamity
Reoited That IL il not the least OF the claims OF New
England and honor which bear TO her that
abe is the birth and the home of Daniel Webste-tat
In her schools he educaedthat IN her service his great
abilities disciplined and deyeloped-that OF her prn
cpes and Of her institutions he at once the glory and
the defense go g..
Rcsored That while in with all his countrymen,
we admire his great intellect his vast requirements ms
wise and his wonderful sloquence aud honor
his noble abors and high achievements for the public good
we desire also 10 commemorate the warmth of his heart
the generosity OF his nature the moral elevation OF his
Character and the perpetual sacrifices Of his long life to
friendship TO patriotism. his love of his tellow-nen
Resoted That the moral grandeur OF has death we re-
ioce find the appropriate and glorious termination OF
long life duty and of dignity, devoted 10 high objects aud
ecting results ard that hereafter the heart OF
every true son of New England will cherish with pOus az
lection the birthplace and the grave of Daniel Webster
Reolred That deputtion from this Society will attend
his funeral and that all the members the usual badge
OF mourning 80.
ResoIred That these resolutions be published in the pa
pers of the City, and copy be transmitted TO the family OF
Wv Delegation from the Board Of officers
NJ. ii. GRINNELL, PAUL BABCOCk,
C. A PEABODY, w. CURTIS MOVES,
c. A. STETSON, GEO. WARREN,
L. b. WYMAN.
From the Society.
JOHN THOMAS, II. F. TALLMADGE,
NM NJ EVARTS, THOMAS DUNHAM.
NJ II. GRINNELL, President.
EPHRAlm KlSCsBuRy, Secretary.