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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
LIQUOR PROHIBITION.

The let of March is upon us, and our PrOhb
TORY Liquor Law, if passed is to take effect on
the LIT of May. In fact not TO give i. efficiency
Traffic for another year. Most Of the premises
used as grogshops in this State sre leased for
year or, term Of years, terminating on the Let OF
April or lss of May; our Licenses generally
expire on the LIST Of May; and they who find
tbem,eiyes involved in Liquor business after
that period will be pretty sure to try to worry on
through the year ensuing. If the Rum Traffic in
our State is stopped at all during the current
year, it will Substantially be stopped on the 1st
of May next.
But it takes tipe TO wind up any business
without loss, Snd the Liquor dealers are entitled
70 candid and manly opposition. If they are to
be made 10 shut up shop on the LIST Of Nay next,
they should be duly notified forthwith. They are
required to decide whether they will or will
net take stores suited to their traffic for another
gear; Trey want to make contracts for Liquor; if
they are to be shut Off il is high time they were
looking ont zone other business. Every consid-
Ell atior. public aod private, un;tes in urging on
the Sense prdWpt SID decided action on the As.
seubly Prohibit ~ ell.
Gentlemen Of tne Senate you know whether
you are f5r or ,gaiDst the Suppression of the
Traffic 10 intoxicating Beverages, and can vote on
the quts'itn tomorrow as well as you could next
year. TIE petty clvils 3. this or that clause, as
fcruiDg an iBsuperabe objection to this bill, de
ceiye I o one, not even their authors. Whoever
really ants q P1ohibitory Law passed will vote
for the bill as IL is; they Who want to serve the
Liquor interest, yet thIow dust in the eyes of
Temperance men, will pretend to be 10 favor ola
Probibitory Law, but not of this Law, and be
at for their pains by the very deslers whose
Interestingly are subseryiDg. Men who mean Temp
eTspce the Session is weariug out and hundred
bills will soon be struggling with each other for
prect dence; why not take the vote forthwith on
the bill rs ii staDds snd LEI all xbo are interested
know jns' what they have to expect viii aot
the friends Of TIE measure leave talking manly
to its opperents, ard ,i out the debate as patient
yas is practicable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
KNOW-NOTHING GRATITUDE.

The WtsTeid Transcript has glo wing account
of American " victories at the recent Town
Elections in th>t (Chsutauque) County, from
which We extract the following;
"CLYMER S ". SteEsr', American. is elected By
sI nsjonty II is well 10 say. in this connectioD tha.
Mr. Stewart hsd strorg opposition 10 d ,hf, the large
foeian vote Of fbat Town and tee Sessions iluencs
bang ccmbineo to deie st him
This same S. W. Stewart has repes'edIy been
Wing candidate for Supervisor of that iowa,
and has generally been successful, By tbs help If
"tbe large foregu vote, ~ IL WAS but two or three
years sgo that be w,s faved from defeat by the
compact vote OF the Hollapders settled near hi u
forming os ffu. al Industrious aud worthy
neishborhood he there /, in the Tosn Tan he
II eded their y0tes ard asked Or them; moe be
gets six majority " OF the Plato m of thef pro-
scription ard exclusion from Office. Taen re WAS
Gem ut nded as III -r tue friend aud toe coanpioa
of their rights; sop he gets 10 ou very diTercut
tack He is rich and powerful aud they are poor
aId humble, yes We can't help .biusing h. must
hsvt skunk from looking spy Of tasm slu.ge Ia
tie eye Oh The day Of election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

There has been grand e'te~pt at overturn'ng
the Board of Man ,gers of the Washington Monu'
me mt Associate n at the Federal Metropolis. Tne
KLow NotniDgs -rre.. 30 --~s - - 80 ~----e'-s
parties, end o.base got witoin the citadel before
the Old occupant, were fairy awake TO the at'ack.
TIE Lev Board, who CLAIM to have b3e1 elected,
are quite unknown TO fame, while the old DO .rd
has sUch highly respectable n'mes as WInhed
Scott and Tx Mayors Seaton and Mnury, of w ash
iratop. We 90 not usderefaGo yeti noT the
tbitg will be finally cconmodased, but We o.
stIye thht one excellent effect is likely to fo@
from the dlsta, BARGE. The Association had asked
$500 geo Of Congress to aid in completing the
absurd structOre, and We learn, coull have OBJ
tsned it but for the ate mpted revolution in the
management. So far 10 good. Ii they would
now so a little further in their oyerturningI, and
oyerturn the MOI ument itself good job would
be we'll done for which the future inhabitants of
Washington would rise up and thank tnem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

MANCHESTER, n. IL Tuesday, Feb. 81, 1855.
The Democratic Mass Meeting took place in this
city to-day. procession four deep, and extending
for bali mile formed, snd marched 70 the City
Hall, which was soon 6ed to overho wing, aud nsay
were uUsble TO gain sdmitsnce. Ex-Goveraor
Steele presid,d. Spec hes were made dcnounc'ss
the Know Nothing principles as uneenerons aud an
Institutional, and the sign of their promuigsheu
solely for the aggrsudzement OF an INSCRIPTIONS
party, selfish ambition being the basis aud Incentive
10 action, The nonin atom Of Ra phi Matfsf for
Governor was spoken of derisvely, and the mOst
confident, predictions made Of the sue ess OF the
Democratic party a the coming election. Afternoon
aud evening meetings were heidi the lstter TO late
hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
cONGRwse. YEsTEHOAy.

SENATE, Feb. "a The House bill to N difS tae
rates Of Postage Was taken up. One proyiiioa re
qD,es prepayment Of letter., always b. stamps, af'cr
The fret Of January, 1856. Acoiber provides for the
IT eistration of letters After consideration the
bill was passed. We regret to see iha, the hunbng
of Registering i retained instead Of es,ibl shipg the
Money Order System. Tue Collins Steamer bill was
discussed all he afternoon and evening. The Com
mttee on Finance oife cd amepdmen, reserving to
the Government power to terminate the contract after
ak moths notice, but that defeated, and without
coming to any defute question the Senate adjourned
Housr, Feb. 27.-rbo Navy and Fertilization Ap
preparation bills passed The House thea took
up the bill to extend ard fatten land-monopo'y and
gambling, seled the "Old Soldiers Bounty Lau1
"bnI, and indieaed disposition TO pass il, but
finally let il 60 over until to-day. We family hope
that this will prove it, destruction. The Indian Ap.
Precipitation bill was taken up and discussion on
Know Nothingism and Slavery ensued. At IL clock
the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

portunity that offered 30 obtain for the proviso,
90 far as the territory north Of the Oao was con-
cerpes. the character Of Law, sure in this matter
of the support of bis own State, and nskips' to
propitiate the Shareholders, a concession much
more Objectionable (as it has proved at leas; 10
its consequences and resalts) than that proposed
by Jefferson. To- Jefferson clearly belongs the
largest portion of the glorF. To Daue the next
largest. King i. only entitled to come in third,
spd bis share ia to be di'ided with Pickering, il
not with others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

The Cou ier and Enquirer has al editorial con-
Gemu ation If the proposed removal of our Quar-
sntne establi.hoent, very strong 10 broad ASSET
tiona. Of y tieh the following is a fair sample:
Its doubtless trua that the Quarantine ni's prss-
en- COZ d.ion ia cot agreeable IN those who res IL in
tie peichbcrhoOj. Bot II must be remembered tlat
the Quarantine esia )lismlsnt hiss not been thrust
upon them Ii was there before they w9ra there's and
IL they built xeir it, vicinity. thay did II un-
ceistsudirgy and have no good reason 10 complain.
The site vss wisely selected, generation sgo for she
purpose of QusraDtUe, ana nttetly protest against
it, row being abandoned az the risk of great and Goa
thued dagger to the publc health, simply 10 sub
serve Interior private IL teresis
The Conpr here puts the cart before the
horte. The Quarantine establishment IL prop
sbly an eye s9re to those who live or pass near
it; but that is not the point. The Quarantine Is
there; the People are there; and no; even The
Courier suggests the removal Of the later.
Well, then, we urge that il the People are not
10 be removed, the Quarantine must be, or the
whole business becomes broad farce. Castle
ton is a suburb Of this Cts, half its inhabitants
do business here, aud are for most purposes CIT
liens of New York; they are constantly passing
and repassiBg, from the Island to the CisY r'gh'
By the spot at which the victims OF contagious
disease are being landed sad carried 10 to the
Quarantine establishment. Practically, the Qusr-
sr,ine night as well be in the Sixth Ward as
vbereits We insist, then, that &c shall ether
be made Quarantine or abolished altogether.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

NEwORLHANs, Tue sdsy, Foo y, 1913.
TIE fteam.tug Thomas McDsniel, exploded her
whole six boilers yesterday, below this city, killing
seven persons and iDjuring o,bsrs. Two vessels in
tow of the McDsDie were some what damaged. The
boat is a complete wreck.
A large lire occurred at yicksbury last night LcS
$50 co., No bu.iness houses suffered by the conda-
grafton.
The Crescent City s below with Hsvans dates to
the cath. News unimportant
s. q Nelson Il Co., cotton factors have suspend
ed. Liabilities, $3.50, 300 or $4,000 The assets
wiIl probably more than cover the smount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

Dc not recolect any former speech from this dis
tirguisbed Senator. evinclng q moro admirable
power Strong in argument, broad In tho scope
of its deas, and siDeulsrIy lofty in its tone and
'p'Iit, ibis inpromptu effort, as now reported
fully jOstfes the high opinion expressed BY those
who were present at iss delivery. 1t cannot TAI
TO make On impression on the country, ana 70
hold high place among the numerous forensic
MONUMENTS that m,rk the long struggle OF Free
dom with Slavery 10 this Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

LEGISLATURE The Assembly yesterday debated
the proposed remov al of the Quarantine, and several
of tho City Delegation took ground in favor of keep
ing it where it is Some of the assertions with regard
to sniosm0 In the waters Of our Bay danger of the
wreck Of Floating Hospital therein, &c, seem not
to have been we'll considered while the ,nsideration
data Quarantine establishment located in the midst
of dense aud active population does not really Qusr
sntine but only affects to do at all regarded
Mr.. RArMosp, of Richmond forcibly sustained the
bill. Postponed.
The Assembly, on Mr.. Blstchfcris notion agreed
to hold Afternoon Sessions henceforsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE SENATORIAL observation-disclosures
MENr OF THE LEGISLATURES.
HARRIsBuRe. Tae sdaY. Feh. "a h

f1NN"4SNV NO T-ts dayl Foo. y, ls35.
The two Houses met in joot Convention thi. morn
ing and resumed bslotng for United States senator
with the following result, Simon Cameron, IS; Bach
alew, %; scattering, So No choice. Tae sb,vs
shows slight falling of among Camerons friends, he
having had 50 votes at the previous trial.
Second ballot Cameron, 81; Buckaew, %; bsI-
ance scattering Third ballot: Cameron, IS; Back
alew, %. motion TO adjourn til tomorrow at II
o'clock was lcst-63 10 So A motion 10 siioura TO
the first Tuesday in October next was agreed to.
Yess, So; Nays 65.
The action Of the Convention is virtually an in
definite postpone rent, and give, Gov. Pollock the
power OF appointing Senator to set until election
by the next Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
FROM WASHING ron.

W,sHINGToS, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1855.
Col. Bentons houss was burned - day; the fdrni-
ture no Sever and the adjoining houses were saved.
The weather is still cold and windy. THERMOMETERS
% deg. above zero.
SUPREME CoURr.-No ~. Wm- Jutscn appel so,
vs. Wm, H. Corcoran. Argument was concluded ~
Mr.. LawIerce for the appellant.
No 10 United States executor OF the relations OF
Beverly Tucker plaintiff in W A. q. Sssman.
superintendent OF public printing Argument CON,
mruced by SIR. Chiffon for plsin'if, was continued
by the Attorney General AID WIN. johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
A ContiDental oontspo1 dent o. Tie London !,

A ContiDental cOuespol dent o. Tie London Morn-
ing advertiser writes:
"A very unfortunate event bas just occurred st
The Hegue-an event OF 20 distressing r nature that
should hesitate TO nsrra;s IT, but tia, it 10
fiom uI question .ble authority. The King OF Hol-
Land lately went TO visit of his niIresses, and
found one of his aides .de-camp closeted with her,
The King rushed upon the officer ana stabbed ni~.
TIE sound, it said has proved fatal AMI great
er,ors are bel z made n high places 70 keep this
horn bic tragedy from the public"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

KEs1UcKY.-THe Lorisv'lle Democrat, of Saturday,
says the Know Nothngs of Kenu;ky, as their re-
cent Convention. nominated Volraire Loving, OF
Warren county. for Governor, and - Ed yards,
of Logan, for Lieut.. Governor The first has been
Wing, and the second a Democrat. They are gen.
tlemen Lot widely known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

The speech delivered BY Mr.. Seward, in the
Senate on Friday night last, against the new law
to aid slAvs-catching, BY segrandizng the FEEDER
authority and supervising the right. Of the States,
will DO found in our columns this morning.
Though the occasion was sudden one, the bill
being sprung upon tho Senate without notice. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
~ IN CLEVELAND AND MiSsfLLON.

CLEVELAND, TuesfaY, Feb y, 800.
Messrs. PIRATE n Wilson's rendesing house was
burned his mOraiog. II is supposed 10 have bee.
ret Oh fire by al lncondary. Loss $1,000 i"'"''
srce 80 500.
The Cross Keys Hotel at Masillon was also on nre
this manning LOIS between three and four thousand
dollars which is fully covered by Insurance m the
Columbus Mgtus and Portage Insurance Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

Brother CAMERON didnt get elected u. S.
Senator at Harrisburg, yesterday, bu. received a
diminished vote on two ballots, when the election
wac thrown over to the LIST of October next-that
lie. for the Session-by the close vete of to to o.
We guess that ends Mr.. Camerdn's chances
Brother Barker wilt have to go down there and
Get bis excommuric at,ng mill in motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

TIE Democrats of Manchester, n. II, had a
jolli6cston yesterday. Ex-Gov. Steele presided.
The speeches were denuncistory of the Know
Nothinss, and much confidence was expressed
that Mstcalf their nominee for Governor, would
be defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

The steamship St. Louis, from Havre, via
Southampton Feb. IA, is due at this port with
four days later intelligence.
Tbs Cunard steamship Csnsda, fsO'n Liverpool
Feb. IL, for Botsoo. win tar,c days later news
tran the st Louis, is Tue at Halifax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
FIRE

CHICAGO. Tuesday, FEB. y, 1893.
fire broke on, last might st the corner Of Van Bu-
reu and wells st., which consumed the furniture lac
tory of Ferris & Boyd, together with or two
r.,.,. S-vy u-v,s5 es1,vvv. fafuaiy m
sured. TIE wes.her continues cold, degree above
thia morning All the railroads clesr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Nesp1lprk Dailp Iribn,re
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1855.

We sbs publish for regular subscribers over $4,000
copies OF the WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of tits week 1t is Unques
tonaL the best advertising medium IN the county THIS is
the last cay for receiving advert for the edition II
th, seek Pree. FIFTY cENTs line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

A steam-tug exploded day before yesterday,
Just below New Orleans killing seven persons,
and ipjuripg many others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
THE WEATHER IN THE SOUTH.

CoLUMBn, ) g., Monday, Fen. 20, 1879.
The weather in This locality il very cold, and we
were Yesterday Wis ted with q snOg-stOrm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

To LIT Several good OFFICES on the second
Ho,r Ct No. I02 fassust F1w'tre Building Also
poUsIs BROOKLYN Also for BALE IN v<'iou5 Of
Brooklyn over tunded HOUSES Of All kinds modern
end sDtioue. Apply 20 w H. hcDosALD, No ~! Nassau
NJ ~oYDer Of Anr-st second floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

CARPETS from AuCT.ON at a wonderful reduc-
ton in prices strmsm sSrEesoss No 80 Bowery ~ -
ICO0yds Velvet lapesrV farps'S a. ~ lfI ~ GO yds.
beautiful Thres Ply ard In-rsin Carpets al g. ,45,Gni
I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
CARPETS.

tpburn Power loom a. Prison ads CARPETS. consisting
Of Tree Ply IDs'n Carpets Of superior qnalty ton the
Poye, loom Factory e Cs,hst Nye ana Brussels Thrse
Piyp Ipr.ns Verear Carpets ~ BuRs from the FAC
tory Of Josiah Barber togsber comprising astnea Of
by the attention OF Ca pet buyers agent tor
selliog the goods. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Business n Offices.

0ZsrLEMES's HATs-SPRING FASHION i .ns
IN solics the stebtso OF HE eusteme" sna
ntiir 20 IL Spring Pc i'm To Genuemen ,i,a.
Oh T.. AZ eeo,omy epehor qnshty and eef'n,e u ee'
~, sa.rsss Tor e.eeepa.s sur ,fs s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

The Fashion of the Season 70 Gentleman ,s. 1b io
vs "a The % Oh for year, seeePed the "a e,y
New Ioft he Governing styles Of the day. add his
issues o. sil b. fund por se his best claims
srIs ~. -, of men ofts.te and judsment
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-15
<. n. Natlenal CenYeaflon.

The Philadelphia LzpsER Of Tuesday, gives the fol
lowing account of the meeting Of the Know-Nothiug
National Convention m that cry:
'sThe Know- Nothing National Convention assem-
bIe> in this cIty 10 day We hear that there two
hundred and delegates, representing every State
in the UGon. It is also said by 1he New Orleans
Bulletin that those from New Orleans Catho-
lies relision and sotoe do not speak the English
language. The task of recouclIing the Southern and
Northern branch Of the Convention, TO nave a
single platform for such dts,irniiar materials. U be
delicate and difficult ne question OF slavery
will also be fruitful subject of discoF and II The
Convention can quiet thls ''common dsiurber' II
will accomplish what no olhrr party has ever sue
ceeded in doing efectually. fhe Convention will be
private in lis proceedings the FIRST day. Publicity
after that viii depend upon the action Of majority
nf is members.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-15
THE ADJUTasT GENERA QUESTION.

Ito the military Of The Commonwealth, il has
become matter Of surpfize and censuFe that
the question o Adiutant General IS still hanging in
an 'tndecited condition, TO their great annoyance
This IS no aul, Of ours, bes rests entirely wlh the
administration, which eonId have had The matter ie-
gally decided within ten days after Governor Pollock
issaed d commission TO Col. Thos. J. Power II they
had seen proper to do so. He took the earliest mo-
Inent at our command TO have iegal decision upon
the Question-and, Notwithstanding the supreme
Court of Pennsylvania now in at Harrisburg.
fixed upon two specfc days hearing the argument
Of counsel the subject, in both instances the A.
toruey General failed TO be ready. Notwithstanding
Attorney, Hon. JoH> crssSA, made the second
day Of hearing tie object Ola special trip 10 Harris
burg, The cause has been postponed unil the i3it
DAY Of August, when il wi be argued before the Su-
presne Court in the Court House, Is The Boropgh Of
Bedford. In The meantime, all persons having bn<i-
ness with the Adjutaut General viii address taeiT
Communications 10 Bedford, as heretofore
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-15
4 PICYERE OF TIE -TIMES !

Gy@Ihe appointment ei MEHELM MGLATHEsr-
Irish Know Nothing, TO be Associate Judge of
Montgomery county, IS bringing the press down on
Gov. PoLLocE in all quarters. M'GLATuEpY a
kind a Democrat, >, sacked all he could OFT OF the
paTtv and when they shook him of on account OF his
not being worth the fodder for which he necessarily
bawed, he went to the-ght-bawks. and ike all
broken down political hacks and bankrup; politicians
turned out 10 he frst-Iate american and his
death on the ftrrinerS RoBERr lEEnELL. Esq. the
modest and gentemanly editor OF the Herald aud FIRE.
Press, paper that supported the election Of Gov
PorLocE, was candidate for the office, and not
yvilhstanding ne backed up by unanimous petr
fion from the bar at Eorrstown, not considered
good enough E.American," notwithstanding he and
his ancestors FOR rlany generations horn in Hors
ham township. We are happy to state that aS as
Nr IRgDELL ascertained what Influences were at
work at Harrisburg, Immediately withdrew his ap-
plicatioU.-D Dogie5tosr5l Democrat, Hug %.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-06-15
FsEED Id:

On Sabbath morning the Sd inst, JOHN LYON
son of VIM. Lyon, Esq. of this place. Ahhohsn ."
organic affection had been proving upon his lie o
his earliest years, aud the fears OF friends had p'e
ted an early grave, yet the lies oil attachment W.
rresistby strengt thened with ali those who ENJOY
his intimate acquaintance. He had just eonPr''-
his 18th year. He had entered upon thai peiiuu
life when the pleasures of the world present '","
selves in their most fascinating aspect-Wheh ~
mind is expanding with the keenest relish iof W.
~ enjoyuents and pursuits. Had be difh ea'1'
would not have known them, had be llved lo"5
he would have ielt their vanity. lie was sHito"''
by every convenience for pleasure; ne was a'qo
with none but friends; ~ a word he had ever! d.,
that heart could desire 10 make this life happy NJ
if these earthly comforts had been his all. ana
knew they could lot accompany him. Ms >'T -
ber would not have witnessed 20 calm ana cue tI
resignation of them unless he had conhden'i! ' On
for a continuing city'' where he should neF, e..
nseparable throng of friends and enter upon Lam,
ty which has no end, he certainly would na'e p
with more tenaclty 10 his earthly Uessu's As
the calm unalarmed contemplation OF ms sPe'vEI I;ra
solution and his infleXible patience and Ihe I;,s
which bringing IL near, gave the most , ,oT
proofs 10 his friends that the earlier has pou'! ~
lures ceased the sooner his pnendlng Te,t "nJ tsf
would begin. Again and again ne was aSAe' ~ tad
er Christ was preelous 10 him and Whe'he' bs
full assurance OF acceptance, and as o"' RI
was asked he answered most decisisely- I of
yes" His life has been all admraoie tN de-
purity and integrity, and his death was . NV ,f a
llghtfil demonstration OF the sustaining pow re-
Christian faith He has gone and we wonia m ~, ,,or4
call him. Another treasure in heaven "lh , ps n,.
of the affection OF his friends there we m1', s,on
as those without hope for he has left US amPe
TO believe that .'his rest IS glorious.
Sweet are the sumbers of the righteous 'e'''
Repesing where their glorious Head
By resting, left long perfume;
His brightness broke the dismal gloom
That <in had given 10 the silent tomb; .,s
And now, Gods eye illumeS it, al~a9s WI r.
His saints repose, his vigls are. W.