Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-08
Meeting of the Marysvi!le Bar.

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Meeting of the Marysville Bar.
AT a meeting of the members of the Bar
and officers Of the Courts of the Tenth Judi
eial District, held al the Court House, in the
city Of Marysyille, June 9th, 1860, TO pay the
last tribute Of respect to the memory of their
friend, the late Hon. Henry p. Haun, Hon.
Charles Lindley was elected chairman on
motion of Col f. L. Hatch, and II. X. Mitchell
Secretary on motion Of c. E. Filkins, Esq.
Hon. E. D. Wheeler in brief but eloquent
manner referred to the life and character
public and private, of the deceased, and
moved that a committee of three be oppoiut-
ed by the chair to draft resolutions of condo
lence which motion was carried
The chairman thereupon appointed Col S
B. milford Col F. L. Hatch and Jesse 0
Goodwin, Esq, such committee, with in
structions to report at an adjourned meeting.
On motion of Hon. n E. Whitesides, the
meeting then adjourned until June 18th, at .
o'clock A. NJ.
THURSDAY MORNING, June 7th.
Pursuant to adjournment, the meeting was
called to order by the chairman.
The Committee on Resolutions, by Col. s.
B. Mulford, chairman, reported the following
which were unanimously adopted:
| The undersigned, your committee duly appoint
ed at meeting held 1T the Court House, In the
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California, ON the btn day OrJune, $500, WIN ouc
accord do make report 10 their fellow members
and comrades of the Bar and the officers of the
various Courts ofsaid county, as follows
WHEREAS, BY a sudden and most solemn dis
pensaton of Divine Providence the late Hon.
Henry p. Haun has been called away from all par
ticlpaton in the events of this world to take his
place amid the scenes and realities Of another life
now
RESOLVED, That while in this sad and oventful
manner the late Hon. Henry p. Haun has left his
home and family, bid farewell to his friends and
neighbors, and has departed from the midst of his
fellow citizens, and never again shall be found
with cheerful spirit and manly independence
mingliug with his brethren of the Bar, and of
the Bench yet the impression he left upon the
society and the judicial character Of this portion
Of the State will never pass away, and his memo
ry and the influence of the busy scenes in which
he was an actor, will never be forgotten, but with
lively recollection viii often visit us and it is
some consolation to know that he is only a Po-
neer to a world we all must enter.
RESOLVED, That In his active life among us,
since the early days Of lS49, though tried often
and often tried again, we have ever found in him
the sterling elements, the bold and selfreant
qualities that constitute the energetic citizen and
the seli-made man yet as a friend and neighbor,
his kindness, hlS earnest and cordial greeting
his warm-hearted and genial manners, and his
devoted and cheerful spirit will ever make re-
membrance pleasure and recollection gladness
not less than a duty.
RESOLVED, That from the early beginning of
this State, as Judge upon the Bench aud as a
member of the Bar, we could ever, with hope
and safety, rely upon him IN emerging from out
OF the troubled elements Of socety-law and or
der and social security-and safety to lie and
property and THUS we know him to have been a
true man, and good citizen.
RESOLVED That in the sudden demise of Judge
llaun, from among the members of the Bar, has
been taken one of their strongest intellects from
political life one Of their distinguished and active
members, from society one of her brightest orna-
ments, and from the immediate circle of his
friends n warm-heartcd and truthful spirit, and
from the bosom Of his family husband and
father ever loving, faithful, kind and devoted
THEREFORE,, We do tender his afflicted family
our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in this the
most severe Of all earthly trials.
RESOLVED, That we, as body, attend his fune-
lAli "tih NN" tlt usual DduRe OF mourning for
thirty days, and that copy of these resolutions
be presented to the family Of the deceased, and
published in the city papers Of This city.
s. b. MULFORD,
j. 0 GOODWIN,
+. l.. HATCH,
Committee.
On motion of the adoption of the resolutions
Hon. L. u. Wheeler Z. Montgomery Esq, Chas.
b. FillSns, Esq, Jesse o. Goodwin, and Col S.
B. Mulford, each in the most impressive manner,
aud with deep, heartfelt feelings, euogised the
deceased as a man and friend, exposed to no re-
proach, but on the contrary, meriting the highest
praise.
Charles E. Filkins. Esq, then moved that the
members of the Bar and officers of the Court
form into procession under Lee McGown, ESQ.,
as Marshal, and proceed to the house Of deceased
to follow to the grave IN a body the remains of
their late friend and advocate.
CHARLES LINDLEY, Chairman.
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