New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

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Mr.. Boiler sp5ke al considerable length, pro-
bouncing high eulogiun on re cas-se er Y. ee-
css,ed snd eivrg msny Interesting rssris 'sncss o:
tier sborr tcge:her.
Mr.. Hiram ke,cbun followed. de sid;
M Drer selcuAj. made; re 2-y>s;>ses ssry lie
sAl be ICED me ssray II M Cai,et sa','
tsn the office Gen. Hamilton. 40! hotes b. etc.
10. seI se save sSi.s s,y g 'sJ ~,
foreign ous- Tbs Re be-se peri q s;tr O. Us ow1 sa-
.as 'sd iP.as I @' , hi (, s % HD ~ Dee
was II moral without when 30 nsn can De sooc
BIZ ct co,yen,ieu of lie csn chlr:h in 1873 sn1 sos,snf
Vas SID BY IS from ~nch ne ds.ente lie ~ota MOI
posed that his dissent seoud b. p.cee the minutes. he
Ms m. With stern seblse, Nj eslsed NUN cnnu.n
loheS fr,r, .,1vS bs.- He va. received With open
sIn b.; be so.e to a.sen rom he pra,pe. lrrs,
-rfnert prourssd 6v eo,,e ,on Aod people gbt
he Bar jodse Daer US, rvsd 10 psrspse 10 their f-.,s
ties AID there hi; foreigner renewed his dissent om he Tne
ard he Bsr VA. fyen Johr r vs.. 10. .en He uterei
hsrb1se 20 the foreigner s,d Bs and the community syn
pshzed with that reblke ard this eossse hin honos
hon the conuuri.y
Mr. James T. Brady said the regret he elt s. taking
any part in these procse ings Sesth Of th ses. man
who Of sn The members Of the Bar sone eapss Il pro
nouncirs funeral orson b though: inst om-Sius
'hoe SID concerning periods s;er nn those sded TO BY
stouShton cosd be heard BIT moments and they
atd ssrd bis ard he hoped would be offended
oeeurisd these few ao@.rr- II SPEAKING OF ore wncoo
teiim hOm 81 Sysd to c, the old chief Il ws, pTo-i
st'r, heaer or any forum "hse eapins aIc aoHiS "''
triumph Bsi b w:s s.1 s.,. and DR.! I s &C. .,
Iwss gratifying however y know thas De succeeded BY
Ore wso wo"s s1s sTs. t.eS; and ,sy E s sS:S o.
TIE tsr hs: in this c,lamy tome elevation was offered
which great When deseaie The
oa lilo .hs unknown world before smother Jise would
five all their deserts srd in whose mey be trusted I tina,
where they used to consa and which the
q vulgar Govenmnt had from ken aud those no.
Emmett NsIderPG.l sSndfod and sat no; east the sm.
would cay that respect for Judge was never inepssoe from
affection. NJ Brady continued pay high tribute 70 the tai
integrity honesty and dcis sby Judge Dler defend
showing while he guarded the gs.es justice with fam
swoc, he still administered That Win ntEd
He gone, but had corsuced his monument in the
his enlightened labor which showed forth bis glorious
He concluded By requesting bis brethren OF the bar 20
take steps supporting the Judge the bench that when
.hs State least. light tuch that which just
rgushed bad gone the bar &c not be left darkness
AT The close Of Mr.. Brsdys remarks there WAS some
applause, which Was instantly checked.
The resolutions then adopted, and the meeting
adjourned.
T1e funeral took place st Trinity Church At ,
o'clock p. H., and the mournfll procession moved up
the sisle in the following order:
The SEXTON with S;sH shr egded il crspe.
Rev IL. O.ilby, Rev. HE. Montgomery.
PAIL sE.sEss PAUL HFsgERs.
Hon Murray UosmsL II.l Hon. Jadse s.
Hon. GBlisn C. |erplsnk, hoa b. r. Butler,
Wsshiu ston Iryins eco Hon. J Idge Edwards,
Hon. judge B. ,woth n Hon. j -dge Day.