New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

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on beloved friends, what portion ta,s
what a portion i this Our earthly tabernat<o as1es
Tomorrow We die To lie without Sas1oTs so .s
without an interest in the blood ofJesHsl 10 dc "
ont that bleed apniied which was shed 70 redeern US
To die without that glorious assurance w cnthe W. W
OF God gives 10 the believing sou4 OF life csersas-
what is il but darkness, ane death aIs deep
would entrsat ycn gathered where Nc are to-day, -
seek = personal interest in that Savior. llw az -
from this place viewing earthly honoys still less s's
less valuable, and heavenly houors SSH more aiN
precious and important Let us so from thir
house OF mourning to-day 70 ask with III serioHsssss
the question. what shaii it prof. man n he
gam the whole world and lose his sou o. what
4" shall man give in exchange for his souk 7" Soon
for each OF wiz this solemn service be periornes
/ would seriously ask myself the question:, When
come 70 lie down in death will i be, can " be WIN
that sweet peace which she has found-thai tran
on 10Y which she has feltthst glorioas hops which
has supported her My friends ei each of u consider
the importance Of having personal and acceptable IN
terest IN Him who has ~ solemnly said, lie thN
=" beiieve.h in shall never die" May the love OF
God console and comtor! respected ndexalted
friend in this day Of his trial May the Fathers
heavenly kindness Fvst upon these dear chcrens Ard
uiay this house be the abode OF increasing pease, u
cressrg holiness increasing fidelity 10 linn
When the services wers concluded the procession
was formed. Icomprsed the undertaken; the clergy
man; the psIbearers Judges Sutherland Davies, and
Roosevelt, exJudge Dean Cha OConor, james
Souiter, President of The Bank Of the Republic, ex-
Sheriff James c. Willett, and the Hon. =. p Rnsseh
the hearse; the family, ak carriages; the Mayor ard
Common Council siSy csrages friends In carriages
come hundreds.
Tire rroceesicn was long in forming and Il was afse~
O'Clock when II started for Trinity Cemetery. at Man
hattanvile. Though four miles away, the van Of pro
ceeeion had accomplished than half s journey be-
fore the rear started The services at the cemetery
were the usual services at the grave.
Then the hundreds of carriages went their way, and
the few vert back TO the tesoate home. And thsre
sedSer sight than the ronnerved husband sadder
than the feeble babe which had been baptized Maya
few minutes before the funeral services began, 6ts
girl was playing and praItlng and wondering what
WIS all about too young to know that she VISA
Motherless.