Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12
Tribute of Respect,

At q meeting OF 6n6 k16aS3lb EtlEf EenE-
perance Society, held at Rock Greek, Ala
nance County, Oct. the Goth, 1856, the
following Resolutions were unanimously
adopted:-
Resolsed, that we, tire members Of Pleas
ssat Hill Temperance Society, would with one
accord under all circumstances even the most
affecting, reverendIy submit to the dispen-
sation OF a Just and wise providence; never
theless we cannot refrain from a public ac-
Acknowledgement OF q predominant regret we
feel IN consequence of the death of our lamen-
ted and most es,ilaAh4e friend, WILLIAM
ALBRIGHT, ESQ.
BY this dispensatioH, this society has lost
It's chief standard bearer, who labored inces-
sanity fr It's promotion; nor was his exer-
items in the Temperance cause ut all limited
! Sc tl&S CIR any other sim!la institution. His
laborS were co extensive with his travels and
! opportunity Of aiding in the advancement Of
this glorious principle, which he believed
woald be productive of the greatest tempo
raj g11d. We have further to regret that it
E is not only the cause of Temperance, which
we fear is te suffer in the absence OF the DIS
tinguished services which CUP departed
friend, whilst amongst US, was 50 frequently
and Necessarily engtgedi in promoting; omit
sins5 nothing which wtes either immediately
ec Incidentally connected with the various
a ~statlonsr be occupied; all Of whica We, who
! knew him BEST know be discharged with the
utmost ~f4lelity, to the honor of himself and
{ advantage of his Country. lii consequence
, OF his reusoc sal from the stage of action, there
!" is % great void created RI the community,
amongst whom he has been, for Ia series #
years, q most fithfsA benefIctop.
Bat his loss will still be more sensiblv felt
by his surviving neighbors, and more init
Is mate acqua!ntauces, whc have 81 often
1t witnessed his exertions, and felt his influence
in ~Quietlng family and neisnborhuod feuIs,
~ d1scurd, aud contentious. Ia all such cases
- NOME isL3s neignOorhool we're oftener appli-
eli to. bone Ars8e rsady and willing, and but iew
e. equally successful in 'he exercise Of their in
Iy fuencs, III calming the angry passions Of
III beligerents and bringing about a reconcilia-
ton, aud restoring peace and harmony, both
st IN private t1mliie5 and neighborhoods.
N As in morals, 50 In politics, he llved-fulhy
he established lib conservative principles IN his
ne peculiar, mild, and cheerful es9tssenance,
he with t:'at placid smile playing upon his lips
ut seEnarktlAy sliting his action. Lie met his
vs., opp.Aleatss when doty required, and man
ret fu4ly defen1e1 the cause which he espeuseG,
zee with sufEcieat ability 90 assure saeeess to his
De- pure aspirations. Ite was a Wing Of the
Ge original pannel, anu never yielded a particle
Of the cardinal principles Of that party-con-
1.- WINGED, however, vi the necessity and pro-
a priety Of believing with Mr.. Fillmore and
no other eminent Statesmen, that We should be
vn more guarded against feraign influence.
re- But more than all, his bereayed family
md feel the weight of the c~aiansisy notwithstan-
aak ding he, by his honest e~xcrtions and prudent
f a care, while health and strenrth permitte d
hat secured and has left with his disconsolate
hat widow and children, apple provision for n
non their physical wants, yet nature Graves the
an presence CT their Paternal Benefactor. II
Ahair eA%ofinn tho ,,ocohc.- &c fb;o S,.iotv
has both individually and collectively, do mos
the ardently and deeply synapatlfizo, and express
Ter a hope that all May be encouraged with
.ase confident belief that OHr loss is the eteyEaa
!. as gain ofhim We mourn, and that the great aEA
her Just Ruler of the Universe orders all things
the 80 as to re1otsnl to his pure glory, AMI to
ser- happiness Of those who love him and zee
EN- his commandments.
dim Reso@Ued, That tho Secretary of this Socit
side ty be recu -stel to furnish the widow an,
con- chiLisen oi the dec'd with the foregoing. Ak
light to transmit one other copy to the Editors
s-t the Spirit Of the Age, requesting them to pu
eve lish 1t in the Age and annex q request
the respective Editors Of tie Eillsboro' K
! re corder, Raleigh Re- sister, Y. G.. Argus, \
tion Q. Bulletin, Lexington Fiag. and Greensboi
Patriot to copy, as u tribute to the Dec,
gratis. NJ MURCHISON, Pres.
own JAS. O. WAY, Ssc'y-
Wing
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