Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

present all yyha could a.iluct him better Than
/ could H. ~hrauk ftalu H.. an1 reminded me
+ thar h. aaa VI II lui .,.f agreed 'eis VEL up
i il enrth. hne.ug had -....r a.#fe4I' as Nth each
other ia meeting Tint .z.1n fhr'r r. l'i- $"
+ ci,fy.
NJ. Hooper then spoke h me- tiroash Laura,
aud badr nle reazsure him that ~ unpleasant re-
/ collection al the past d~oli upon his mud that
+ he wa ready to help him, and h. added, Tel
him. Judge. that will b, just ~ quick now to
take him III A. he was once +" Urn me- out ct
meeting. Tell him -. Jud -. will You!
In reply, -aid. Il need not repeat II, Tor he
ar what YOU lay through the medium, But
YOUR allu-ion 10 the Old difficulties d~tarb- HIM.
"reIl him." he answered, never tnihd mat; II
IS only matter la be laughed AT nov, ard desire
onl, IL heffcnd him. aud ST his mind II: ease.'
..les," | said. ''ol1 friend. that Nou have al
ready done. for hc holds out his hand t you.
And they too passed away together IRON my
view.
One of the .ailors spoke To me and though not
a man of a much education rs the Others. he
was evidently more at home and more nj ease
than thcy were He said that, after the collision,
he had MT thought at him of until tie raft
showed of from thc ship. Il had h'"n very busy
irving 10 stop the leak ana when all work on
thn, ceased, il had occurred io lin that hr"aght
10 save himself. that ho hid an aged mother a
wife and some children IN Ncw York, and he n>k-
ed himself-"W hat will they a. h- winter with
out me ;" Aud 81 he jumped from the ship TO
reach the raft but he fell short, aud sank III the
winter. liz came up under The init ana us head
bumped against II until lac Wa drowned.
There wa> much L. agitation IN nun ina" III
tho others. and Obtained from him clear "c-
count Of several thing.
lie SPOKE in great admiration oil the efforts on
bonrd the ship Of the one who first spoke to us;
raid he took communal, and directed much that
was done. lie wa- COOL coircted ana 'heier'-
lc. aud made htl~r't Tit aud obeyed Wherever ne
went.
lie also spoke ei lie general department "n'h
all hope ot saving Themselves was abandoned.
He said the sight was really sublime. death
like stiffness rrigned and calm came over them
all, a. if each was quietly bracing himself to
meet his destiny.
asked nm 10" II happened mat they 50 ma
ny 81 them, came 10 IL, and If he had not Yet
met any nf the inhabitants OF the spirit "orlu
1r>ido- 'hos" who had entered It with INN
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