Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-04

! ,.ht,ent t.sceded the crane, aud 81 long viii
the memory ot that terrible Sabbath e present
m III. waking hours, and disturb LIS deepest flnn
bers.
1be feet VI this melancholy affair upon -
,a#Ie life # the survivor will lie temporarily d.
,>f5=.u-. The people OF New York whatever NAV
h. .all II the contrary. have deep seated res
net for the law. and. under any circumstances.
~ view lis abragatons with repugnanee. They
ma. excuse the act but will hesitate 10 reward the
atJfiar But the services IF II brilliant mn Ike
? Si,klss will not be altogether st to the ciuli
tre. which is wid" enough for all. In some Of lhs
Lif,ler Territories where from the lxiiY If suc.e-
~ and the weakness oi infant governments, the
lie4ry Of violent remclie, for violent social os.i-
! necessarily recognized he may commence Il / cw
career. ua>taned by social ban. We hope anl rust
he will IL -.
Tie Washington Star of We !nes,iay rteaies
Tie funeral of Philip Barton KY t"k place
At > aclagk =. NJ. from the late ie.i denrc ni
Il e deceased nn & street, opposite tasucl Ben
tn honse In the parlor, the corr ~. which had
ben placed in the coffin. wa, eAp,,el II the
view cf the numerous friends vii, desired 10
f.lail in death him whom they had loved during
lie.
The cpffn was Of mrhogany covered with hack
eth aul heavily silver mounted In it lay the
III, in full dress viz black cloth AID pants,
white te.t and white kid gloves. In the hands
VI. tlneed boquet Of fragrant flowers. and in-
s. e the coffin strcwcd japonicas. gcianium
leese.. aud other cxotc-. GA the coffin Id
,il,cr plate benring the following inscription
piilip Barton Key, died February nth, ls59
nec1 - years.
Tie features Of the deceased wcr2 s. lifc-likc AN
expression rs 10 make it difficult fr tie Spectator
T. realize that the noble form lay III the still
ncs. + death.
II one u Clock p. NJ. the members of the Bar
nul the officers Of the {, ur met at the city Hall,
nnl proceeded in body to the hous" of tie de-
ceased. where the last rites were t. he pro-
bounced over the iuanimatc form Of their friend
nna rlninnion.
Al } o'clock. L. NJ. Il large crow Of people
hal assembled il the street in front ot Mr.. Keys
lar>r.
The doors were thrown open far The admission
al such rs could obtain places lnsil". anl shortly
afterwards the funeral service 81 III" Episcopal
church for the dead read yer the remains ly
the Rry. nrs. Plnckney aud Butler.
lie coffin was then placed in the hearsc. anl,
f1il tra lay II large cone ,nrse OF pe5p!e epa-
,cyel II the railroad depot for transmission to
B5t.mafe accompanied 10y the Iall.bc4rcrs and
otaer ultimate friends Of The deceased.
The ;al-hcayers were James NJ. Carlisle Esq,
los H. Bradley, Sc, Est, p. K. fcn.all, E,,l,
". D. pavIgc, Esq, y. B. tp>huf. Esq, and
Ee.ari H. Weish'man, Esq. Ihey accompany
tn. corpse to Baltimore.
Inc body was taken to the cars 10 20 by tie
three o'r1cl train to Baltimore, where it is 10 he
p!aeel hy the side Of his wife and child.
lie b dy reached Baltimore aboat o'clock yes
terlag afternoon. and was conveyed II the family
vault IN the First Presbyterian Church graveyard,
corner II fayetr and tireen streets. here it MAS
,hltel beside that Of Ii wife. The funeral ser
yiae, were pcrormr! 10y Rev. Mr.. Howard, Of the
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