The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-22

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tear. nor sseciicn, nor .kill. mr. place, pof
po.es, eoels say the impending blow. II
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ing. ard. I'll NV. cheerful, hopeful sDd
hspiy aon~s'ie circle. Whist hearts Il has
crushed 81 that tie. q fond affection j, has
sesercd-~hAi hopes II has bligh,ed--i can
MT. msy MT s,tensp; 10 depict lmay nj,
dra- ssde the veil which conceal. In ga
eree scclasion the gu,pourngr of private
g',cf Msy lie who has declared that He
~ili h. the widows God, and father 10
the fs,.rricss, show mercy, and forge, no,
Kindness In tins ,ipc of Hin severe chas-
tisemeB;- And, Mt President, while one
and snn,her, aud vet aTsp,hcr of our sssooi.
aies In this council chamber cf the nation
,s stricken from Cur n,ids, by the hand II
death. We arc all imprcssivcly sdmonished
Of tho frsil,y u human honofs and the van
ny Of human hopes. We are solcmnly sd-
n'onisbed 10 be also ready when the Master
calls and happy will u be for Us If our
hopes Of acceptance shall prove NJ q sure
and steadfss, ancho 10 oar souls IN that
dread hour which mus, come upon US all.
when the World and It's worthlessness shall
recede from oar sinking view"
Mr. Sr~snp said :--"Mr President
How true Al Is, tina, every day VIC spend
here brings some event TO impress. upon our
minds the fraternity Of the States, and com
PrehensyeDess of the Republic. We be-
gan the week with surveying our interests
IN the Caribbean Sea, We went thence to
examine the defense Of the youngest mem
Der on the Pacific coast, and nov, at the
end, VIC are called TO make WRIT Of con-
iolencc with the eldest of the adopted
States in her eastern mountain home. Last
summer stood by the grave of Ethan Al
len, on the shore Of Lake Champlain the
lightning had descended. and riven the ma
tive marble slab which covered II, an il M
ture herself had been willing to mark her
appreciation Of the free vet turbulent char
scter OF the founder Of Vermont and captor
OF Tlconderogn. But the rudeness and
turbulence Of the earlier age Of Vermont
have passed away, while her intelligence
and love Of freedom remain, Increasing,
and refined by art and learning. William
Upham was Of VERMONT consistent expo
men, Of her institutions, and the most equal
institutions enjoyed by man in this country
and In the world. lie wns man Of strong
and vigorous Judgment, which acted Away,
by process Of sound and indicative rcu
oning; and his compeers here will beal
witness that he was equal 10 the varied AM
vast responsibilities OF the senatorial trust
lie was plain, unassuming, unostenta
tious man. He never spoke for display
but always for conviction. He was al
homes, and Just man; he had gotten no
thing by frnud or guile--and so he lived
without any fear cfloosing whatever Of for
tune OF position he had obtained. No ga,,
was 80 strong, no lock so fas, and firm, a
the watch he kept against the approach o
corruption, or even undue influence or per
suasion He cxacted little for his owl
State. but, like her. was liberal to all o,h
ers- HIS national policy was the increas,
OF industry, the cultivation Of peace, an,
the patronage improvement. lie adop,
ed his opinions without regard 10 popular
ny, and be never stiAed his CONVICTION
of truth. nor suppressed their uttcrahe
through any fear Of power or Of faction
but he vas, on the contrary consistent and
.cuas'ss, 80 plis'. ", u s,p<r In pssaaas wave,
fta' 10 sEsAdfss' siss he course hath bsni."
~. hoporcd with place in his friend
ship, and Vermont u Intimately related I
the State from which come and. there
forr, though, IL my duty 70 speak 10.
pansgyne over his remains. I wish ti.s
the wreath have contributed were NOR
III to adorn the bier arr grace the tomb {
80 true representative and so upright
statesman.
| The resolutions were adopted, and III
Senaie adjourned.
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