Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15
NUMBER 80
The Late Mr.. JastIss Tslfsurd.
Prom Diei.n,, Hou,,hols ,vo,,,.

o., from Dickens Heusehoid Words
on aonday the 18th OF March, this uprjebt ,,,,o. 49, 4,
eood man died suddenly Stafford in the d..h., -
Dis duties Mercully spared, pro,rac.ed mai, .na
uee"y, ne passed away in momen. wth words of CRIT
n e'oquence, ofbrotherly tenderness and Li,d,.. a,
"arus oil men, yet unfinished on his Iip.. ~
M nc aieu ne had always lived. So amiabIe ma, -
eerfsc,v rn"sa OF such noblo simplicity "a
perfectly unspoed by bis labors and ths, rr-sy - -
very rare indeed upon this earth Tbess ia 'eua.os,
y 'ne Ier'ng hand Of fend but mona can ~. s,,I .,,
cum..sncs "a % n as nose who knew him under ali cir
us,ahces, anu iouod him the Same - "a
In MS public aspects, in his poems In bi. sn.,
.ne bench at the BAR in Parliament he vas .id.I oo
preeia'ed honored and beloved lnseparabls =, ~ ap
and varied abilities from himself in n JUS great
n,seE and not to them, that affection in ts 6rst
turaliy turns They remain, but he l. o,, s'ie' M
The chief delight Of bis life was to pive ds,h. a,
ms nature was so exquisitey kind that to be IJ @
happiness. Those who had the privilege of ~.
. " ns own nome, when bis public successe, ver,
seaes..so modest, SO coutented with lts ,hin,. s
h'erssed IN humble persons and humble elarts ~
rounded oy children and young people so sdocS T.; AZ
heart too sacred n, pa generosity and greatness Of
pleasure OF that sight i'fse'he
f. & ever there was house in England justly celeb,.,.d
'or the reverse OF the picture where eyery art 80
orea Tor It's own sake, and where every visitor 80
co Tor ms own claims and merits thai bouss - ~,
will be soreiv j. sgs example, as sorely needed as t
" sosy missed; Rendering all legitimate dels,.n..
70 rank aud riches, there was man 49, ue'erence
edy, unaheetetly quietly immovatle by such ean";s
tons than the subject Of this sorrowins ous'dera-
on the other hand nothing would have as,on;h
much as the suggestion that he was anvhI, $50
. & NE dignity was ever of that highest and nm.
rest sort ~hcn has no occasion to proca,, ;,.,s -
which Is not in the least afraid Of losing iself anu
In the first joy of his appointment 10 ,ho ;.,,,
~; e a summer v to the seashore sto sb,ro
MS eauiauon IN the qualification of his lone h;hS
ambition, with the rend"-uow AMONG IN g, ,susu
who mourn bis death aud lovingly recall his virtn
gering IN the bright moonlight the close of -. u
he spoke OF his functions OF his s.nso uAy,
responsibility he undertook and of bis nI.o, se great
the habits OF his professional life rendered him ,, -
I,t
an earnestness never more be separated IN H.
mind from the murmur of the sea upon mon.Il 'ehS
Of his reliance on the strength of his desire 10 do
iore pou anu man. He spoke with his own sin,,aISs
heart and his solitary hearer knew how deen ana
purpose was They passed. before parting for tb %
b,, ho od at what age he should retire and
ne "ou'u 40 AZ three score years and ten And ahI
within I'VE short years it is all ended like dre.,, ~
But by the strength of his desire to do right h. .
animated to The last moment Of his e.istepr' u vas
knowing England the time, would wish 50 e.. VINO,
MS last breath more righteous warning thar go n ~.
curse Is ignorance, or miscal!ed education which :;
bad or worse, and want Of the exchange oT a.
graces and synpathies among the various od s
ety, eacn hardened unto each and holding itself Ir,
wen VIII 1t be for US and for ourselves IF thoss Iu;
Seat. e ou 'he Judgment
An example in his social intercourse to those who
eo'n 70 sauon an example equally to those who S;n =,
LOT themselves, teaching the class to ab,,s r.,
pride' the other to stand upon its emnence mot
me ROAD by which It got there and fawnne pnon q Ing
had Judge the charming writer and accom-
ffpCti0D
man. mas entered on brighter world. yery ve,v r
have lost friend; nothing in creation has Ios, ~.
sr mat ays this poor flower his grave
mere ooy when he hrs clasped wly come from ,h
work in which he himself begun lfe-li,tIe nsd - %
Piow IL has followed snce-obscure enough with NH =,
se saEa Eash Sf Ots s gSsssY b
interest apd the friendship then begun has rpened ~,
maturity in the passage of time but ,here was no 49,.
selfassertiOn condescension in bis vin,i Nv more
at hrst than at last The success of other rns
little change in him as his own. 'oe "a
The New York Evening Post, having become ho,.,,-
ashamed of Its Boston correspondent who said M F..
rett claimed to be the author of the Husem.n, TO-.
believing that discretion is the better part of vao,
out o! the scrape in of forced bonss,v oaeks
apology. Here are its words: "i"inR
with regard to the communicates, f,or, p.
aPPesu IN our yesterdays issue, wish IL To he nod
seood' mat IL was published merely as n matter os @
auu Ethout any intention OF bringing updpe obi, 80, s,
Mr. Everett, whom difference in notic.I ;, n upon
ever induced US TO esteem otherwise than MAJ nas
o's ana gentleman. Anything calculated 70
wound his feelings, or tho feelings Of his feni =; 20
late disclosures, was foreign purpose in giv
publicity. r'f0Ss III giving tnern
:" We hasten therefore to saw that oyr
vas uouoess IN error IN supposng himself aboriaed a.,
communicate to US for publication the details of o "
ment which, ever so seriously contemplated had b
submitted 10 the public with the assent of apy of the
ties to It. These gentlemen are all friendly n NJ E
ret' aud would have been the last to show their dissn-
pToval OF his conduct in the Senate by an insri,
ed or impled.-Bdi. Patriot N'' eApr''0-.
VINO Is MRS PARrISGroN For tho flst eight wears
ons VI the features OF the Boston Post has been wty
style OF article as peculiar in he structure and obtoin
ing hike celebrity with the famous Wellersms b;h
became the rage shortly after the appearances of the
wick papers These have appeared in regular ords s
If eols''ed would make Of the most amusing and n
y oooNs ever written; for do not remember ever -
nave seen genuine Parngtou coming from The ,sa;,;
and which did not bear the very marks oil quaint
from ,bs aos m'e Inc thousands of limitations issued
se onop are easily detected, though often beatng ba
Signature Boston Post The Darlington" of the ps, \;
mr. shiaoer who was long attached to tba, paner "a one
Si N printers ard was lately editor and proprietor Of tbe
carpet Bag He has been n contributor 10 yay;ons 60
pnPem ri the editors of which happy to receive spy
-, a.. eTu.''onNons from his pen The "Partingtous"
sot ,oSether would make duodecimo volume Of bnn
dred pages-Wiis Home Journal " ~
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UsT RECEIVED another Hsms
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