New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL % Iss4

Ne, FRIDAY, APRIL 2S .S54.
sors ard JAMES IErner Mss;er Of L, Fsyes;e L,i,,
No e. Of Nsv Tcrk Cisy -nd s-o the Grand Ch,plsis
Tie GIsnd Mas, srt Cr ID Srl'sry 0; Rod T.lsni
acre also rrsfer'.
Tie fol Eing Offers Of the G-ard L,i:e OF Gomez,
: &C.. uere $50 pre.er, sid or iatng.
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OF e u lodees II tie Safe BeAriy all Ee9rsssa-
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oEpsR % PROCESSION.
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fT9 CIR 80 ~ B. "a: .aaasa $500 A. /. a., 49,,
vrs eOzIsr- h.r ord LGt Oa'sd az s'aes aat a1te'
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src 'te TT Gars cf saafsd as s'ltA NoF~ai Liso
Ano1g the principal uilisry officers present were Gen
Gu!er sId staff and Col- Ryder and Waite beside those
NJ on Ge,sr ud s.4 5 P--'ens sri pa B. E.:i-r
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r I'D of seh1o Frs as ga Sat.
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CEHExOkIs oBsEKStD ~ LAYING The c0SNER sroSE.
1he ofic,r. Of the Grsn Lodge formed around the
stone when the follow ng ode was sung
occ,s STL Rr'Ssos ssa, HARTFORD.
w,th fDn,rs uI.ete. sad Ps.rsn y %, mn,
TO h srsve Of b. mlsay b, hoo, nd. We taron ,
Ie2r sh h. n,ec' n 'as n e or tie '.5e or column
Form NJ PANE f'On n. ,.hs. might bo'.on,
Ssf 10 ,inS be a.tea be- to he b-on
o. ii. coun ~ whJs, freedom dei e. than life.
Yetve pause o. . bat hutsr tn emblem ofsoy
Toms, Ter f,'eP eaIe. s,sELss' ~, y, s,Ss.
F"n r' A,t' ,S - bi t5. ssse o. ,ie"or, ~o.f
r., b u,h os. -s.ih-. seP oi moidshss members,
Yt' tis k.,r ofise ,rid a. ,Ss ~ fsi. enber'
AIe Hesyeu Sseb,d over tie Ggs. Of the brave
TpHritte broad bs- uerl i's stsr,' g. la.tr-
U.nrIt The tro.s b.rb-i suid the bright closer
Usts.f ,Ss M psi ,f Ls cossrcrevr1
arc S Ag'ssi S Ss soc 'ss p 5, S.~
Lo.Sutcl the r.coro, the shrine Of hi. lame!
Prayer was offered by the Rev. J. w. Wiley, Grand
.TRe Grand Master ordered the Grsni Treasurer to
make the deposits in the box procured for tha purpose
ard then ordered the Grand Secretary 10 deposit the box
in tie appropriate place in the stone
The .ioie Let down, during which time an Ode in
honor Of Masonry was sung
The Grand Master received from the Master Architect
TIE ,pfropiaie workir tools end applied them accord
in. 10 ri form.
m contents Of the gold and silver vessels poured
!. 81 Co.. N.af furaE aI rho
al blessue 10 which all responded, Amen-so mote
"if ie-tm.n.'
After The stone had been struck three times by the
c6ve in response, the grand hcn"rs were gwen three
tin O. rec, by the brethren.
Tie Grapc secretary by order Of the Grand Master,
wsi,d on his Exec llency Gov Pond and informed him
ls, the co stone of the Wooster Monument had been
laid according bis directions, and awaited his nspec
tion
short addre.s by the Grand Master to his EIceleucy
Gov Pond and those in attendance
His Exceliency examined the work and made a few
Ttu eTks ~ proIiiac to the ooc ssion.
Tie PROCESSION a. ain formed in the same order as be
fore and proceeded the church where the O-aon was
oelivered by Hon Bro Henry c Deming and other ap-
IroIIiate services observed
ORDER on fMKCIsEs AT TIE CHURCH.
A voluntary IN the organ after which Ode for the
oocasou. by II Il. ildman of Danbury, was sung In
vocation Iy the Rev Samuel G. COe of Danbury. fol
loved ty Hymn, composed for the occasion, by Mrs
Rec. solder. ret tb, eoratry come.
Aielsts to oecI Thy hooored bed
Hei barber oertbN aus 20 spread
And ny mot uH,eut TO .bed
Foad mruoiy's'sefed dew
Md ali her need in days Of yore,
Uussersinz aud sublime
Thy d.un,l-.. foot ibrou.h d.nse", rod.
a., IT, eooe ie dl he .ISi, .Ysa.ip, God
10 susid Thy rai'e cline
Ret PARROT r,.t,-,e cast behind
III, mantle fom tie sky,
The pure unseitsn sioilas sim
cdnteb, SSa DG oi sy ssdou SS .Sos.e.. anne
10 toll s6d care and de
Yes le.ye II for our rising race
So der ard psriOi brave
That il the hour OF riife or wroas
They to tbsir country'' ark G.y tLrons
Anein y,hoysh', aroor srons
Her life and union
Then csme-R sdinR OF the Scriptures by Rev. Bro. w
c. Nj. ad, ID d, Norwalk. ana
Prayerby Rev Frederick HnrkIey. Hartford and then
Orsiion by Hon. Bro Henry L Deming.
HOS DINING ORATOR
In comuercing his orafion Mr. DENING said
Iis. TO encounter no fabddng gances TO discover in
DO hostile or av.ed look the ba- Of SECT or he bgoty
# paiy Dviced sentiments aud conflicting OPINIONS are
not TO be- hsrmonzed here One in gratitude we are one in
thought 81 feeling In unIeserved fellowship every IN nd,
beart ar bano united placing upon the spot
where or than three quarters OF century courage
and patriotism Rave slept unhoncred The grave of
ooser il no longer unmarked No longer do his ashes
sltub,r smons d thankless people The state TO It's
did, its bulW ak and marty, Masonry TO the Master
builder # its Oldest temple and Danbuy 10 It's sell acr
fcirc syepCsr have length yielded the slow tribute OF
d monument High in liz commanding position II nov over
looks the Comm, ea he served aud the held on which
he Il il proclos the West his devotion as patriot to
tie Eust Ii fidelity brother the Of the State
with lis God trusting III ito and the emblems of military
eros appropriately honor and embelish stretches
up toward that heaven 20 which his faith as9re and
il is fttugly surrounded by the glorious bird which he
telred 10 make the symbol u victory and the inyncible
standard bearer ef the Repubh,
Lorsip iis shtde shall ekldr,n'' children come
Md s'rt. poor trsvels' aod ~sleone home
IilI H,ss.s'. is, w6hl sind be shy.
Amid havoc, through these street. that were