The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-03

/ OF town. he seemed dissDppnted and aux
ious On being Questioned as to hi. hu.i,
ue--. he repltrd $" have lost nv mother
/ and as this place used 10 b. her hotn. au,.
NV father lies here. we have come 10 la,
her beside him"
Our heart ros. IN .,mpsthy. and we sad
81 gu have met with a great loss"
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,f" and We wondered If ,b.t A, roold
over rom. bs,,bev vouId .,yton. g." a..
has has on,lyed her u..,,l,.., ,L.'
comfort to herself and \ burden to every
body else" and we boped that bal,t. .veh
A da, would dawn. we mint be lak.n Ia
orr rest. God forbid tina, We .beuld out
hive tie love of our children Rather L.,
rs die vhuly our heart, Ar. ,s,t of ,b.,,
own. that sur grave may be- waie,-d with
tears. and our love linked with their hone.
of heaven.
When the bell tolled for the mother.
burial We wen, To the ,auctusf, Ia u,, our
only token Of respect for the ard stranger.
Tor we fell ths, We could give her memory
tear, eytn though her own children had
none to shed
"sh.wa. a good mother IN her dny r "a
toiled hard to brlnp u. all up-sbe va. =,
comfort L. hef.rii. aud A bufden IL every
bod, else 'lhe.e cruel. hcArtle,s word.
rang IA our c.t. a. we saw the coffin borne
up tAe ai.lo. The bell tollcd long and loud
unul it. non tongue had ehroniclcd the
wears ot thv toilWofn mother. Dne--tsvo
--thfs.- -four 1--we. How cl~afl, aud al
u.ost n,erf,l, zach stroke told OF her once
peaceful slambsr in her mother. bosom. sad
OF her seat at uisht,islI on her weary ia.
,a.,'s .nrs. .'ts-srseu eien' ulue
ten rang out tho tale Of he sports upon the
gfeens~.fd, ia the meadow and b, the
brook ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tours
te-h--hiteen, spoke mote staNeit oi school.
days, and iite household J"ys aud cares.
sixteen se'entteo-- eighteen, sounded CUT
the enrsplured visions OF maiteubood, and
t"e dream OF eatiy love. N'ne1een brought
before u' ine happy bride. Twenty spoAe
oil ne Young u"thef whose neat was loll
!" bursting Win The new strung love Which
God had awakened IN her bosom. Mad
then stroke alter stroke toll oi her early
womanhood -ol the love aud csres, and
h"prs aud Tears and tolls through which
She passed dutng these long Nraf-, all tiily
rsng out harsh aud loud. rom thA; 10 sik
" each stroke told Of the Wsfm'bearled
mother sud srand-molher. living over again
her own JOYS SAINT SORROWS ln ihose ol nof
children and children children Every
family of i'll the group wanted 2taudmoth
CT then, and thr ouiY strife "Hs Woo sAouii
tecure the Pf'se, INT hslA the hvl tolls
on -- seventy --'e'eHtS oue two three