Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-30
Death Of Q. C. Carol, Esq.-Bar
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MONDAY. Dee. 9Th.
The Bar met rursuant to sdjournmsnt.-
Judge Ceweu, from the committee on res
olutions, reported the following: s
Our fellow-citizen. brother und friend, C..
C. Carroll. after long and painful illness,
which he bore with great fortitude and un-
complaining resignation, has passed from
earth, but not from, our remembrance. At
| fifty minutes sf3na. O'Clock, p ~, Decems
Der IS, 1853. 1s ii possession OF his reason
and sWars shss see tive of his departure
Wss ct hsDd. he Expired in calm serenity,
sod withsut mental anguish Or physical
struggle. as 81 .7aasaa s-Ei 50
A. members Of the Belmont Bsr.of Viii n
he has long been worthy membes,f We
have met to express our emotions produced
by this afa'ctiyetispensatioB. .eE 8
Mr.. Carroll has been member OF the
Ohio Bar for twsnty-six years, and citizen
of st. t'lairsville for thirty-one years, and
socially, morally and professionally, has
been q rare sxanPle Of sincerity, Probi:y,
iBdustr y, aud seif-reliance. AZ husband
father, and friend. he faithfully discharged
his duty; yet he neither forgo. ror neglect.
ed his obligations TO society. bis country
and msnkind, SOD
Endowed by nature with vigorous and
active intellect, by his untlring application
he had become good lawyer, ripe sehol
| ar, and desefsedly distinguished as an able
aasec.sesaakssusahIs'and ssceessf"l prsc.
toner, and a fearless and eloquent partici.
pator in the moral, political and phisanthro.
phic discussions Of his time. fa3
In the death OF Mr.. Carroll, the Ohio bal
have lost an esteemed and talented brother
society sincere and generous member
honoreG, exemplary, and affectionate head
While we are aware Of the sanctity o
privste grief. We desire to tender to thu
family of the departed, our sincere condol
ence in this their great affiiction and ire
parable loss
Resolved That we attend the funeral o
the deceased in . body.
Resolved, That copy Of these proceed
| ings be presented to the family; to cu
Courts with q request that they be ehtere,
on their journals; and to the papers o
Bemont county with a request for pHbliea
tien. a..-5-
On melton, and af,er remarks by VIM
Kennon Jr-. ksdga Alexander. Judge Ken
non, JIdge Cowen, J. II. Heatun, DAME
Peck, Peter Ta altman, o. J. Swaney, G
H.'Arick, IL. L. Hstcher, L. Danford, j.
Chaslesworth and Z. E. Kennon, ESQ RS.
the report of the committee was unanimous
| ly adopted. rfs
And on motion the meeting adjourned.
| a ,nWN KEssoE, Chairman.
D. D. T. CowEN, See. +a
At m setting sf the members Of Mystic
Lodge No. lee1. o. q. 2. st their Lodg,
room in St. Clairssiile. o., the following
prssssble and resolutions were adoted,
WHsRsAs. we sre called upon to CON
memorate in Our Order. the death of ou
| Beloved Brother Carlo C. Carroll. and Il
mingle our s-rrow with the griet OF a!
who mourn his loss, Therefore
| Resolved. That. bile We tender our heart
felt sympathy tie his berea,ed family ant
| friends. We h,ye fur ourselves, to deplor,
| the loss Of worthy sad beloved Brother
one whom. tflhE Edo'shnity Of the lnitia