, 1859-10-13

titution Of the name, is IN evasion OF the snl.
stance, and IS shield, lfazoned with the nanae
Of chtvalry to cover the malguity Of murder.
ana now, Us the shadows turn towhrd the
to their silent resting place, let us not seek to
repress tue generous pride which prompts a re-
cita! OF noble deeds and manly virtues. he ross
unalded and alone he began bis career without
family OF fortune, in the face Of difficulties; he
inherited poverty and obsurity; he died a
senator in Congress, having written his name
IN the history Of the great struggle for the
organization aud the corruption Of power.
He leaves in the hearts Of his friends the ten
derest and the proudest recollectiona. He Was
honest. faithful earnest, sincere, generous and
hrave; he felt in all the great crises Of his life
that he was leader in the ranks, and for the
y hen be returned from the fatal field, while
the dark wing Of the Archangel Of death was
casting its shadows upon bis brow, his greatest
anxiety was as to the performance Of his duty,
He felt that all his strength and all his life be-
longed to the cause to which he had devoted
them. "Baker," said he-aud to me they were
his iastwords- f'Daker, when was struck
and could not" thrust it is no shame to man.
hood that tears blinded me when be said it. Of
bis last hours have no heart to speak HE was
the elast Of his race; there was no kindred hand
TO smooth bis couch or wipe the death damps
frsm his brow; but around TINT dying bed
strong men, the friends Of early manhood, the
devoted adherents of latter life, bowed in ire
Pressible grief, "and lifted up their voices and
wept."
But, fel1oW-citizens, the voice of 1ameutatlon
is not uttered By private friendship alone-the
blow that struck his manly breast has touched
the heart Of people, and rs the sad tidinss
spread, general gloom prevails. Who now
shail speak for Californias-who he the inter
prefer OF the wants Of the Pacific const! Who
can appeal to the communities Of the Atlantic
who lore free labor? Who can speak for mas
ses Of men With passionate lore FOR the classes
from whence lie sprungs Who can defy the
Establishments Of power, the Incidence Of office,
tue corruptions administrations: What hopes
nre buried with him in the grare!
"Ah: who that eaiaut *p!r;k shall resume.
Leap from EurotaA bank, and caH {so. The taGb?~
But The last word must be spoken, and the i'm
perious mandate Of Death must be fulfilled.
Thus, 0 brave heart! We bear thee to thu rest
Thus, surrounded by tens of thousands, we
leave thee to tue equal grave. As in life no
other voice among US Fung its trumpet blast
upon the ear OF freeman, 30 in death its echoes
will reycEbate amid our mountains and valleys,
until truth and ralor cease to appeal to the ku-
man heart.
Etaloye o!t"uth-too warm too stron..
For Hops or Fear to cl,aln Or chill.
1alsAale u tyranny tn1 wrong.
bnfn IN tie breasts Ae sladle.- still.
Good friend true hero! hail and farewell
THE RrSEnAL PROCESSION.
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uh;ct Mas Gf.ystwo - ,,irteN +; " sae
mint. "NS 'N@'"'~' ''' p4sSAs s'eA
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All,
Th!rtesa Carriages for the TaBeassrs the LIT o:+ con-
talainE Fa'hs1 Gs!aghes aud Harrington, ofth-
eauaeie en"teh*
TIe Mcaise.
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tns"e s's:a'cTts a G1tDs nsassGea. an sea 7oeefs.
1. Carriages containing Ladies' with a arcase Of fur to
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tsst;,nota Taa snt;ro ,nor;nn "s4e s.saaabJao s "
smounted IN sere,oi thorsanJs "''sl'o'ass
ihe procession harlng followed tue route al
~ tha fono Wornto;n Tar,oIar Tha-o ,r,-a
Ut LIE l4ooc sioo"taln eel'e.elt. 1Aele were
gathered large number OF vehicles awaiting
its approacI,, The iron doors of the Receiyinv
A"uo METZ 1usu"n opeH, uuu a"A'tea tneIr ne"
were there. Silent and slowly the concourse