New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

house from which they had taken him TO receivs their
Gift. Tie feeling mantle ted on both sides credit
able.
During the session Of the Women's Rights Con-
vebion in Boston, Mrs c. II. Dali offered follow
ing resolotion
Re,orcd That the Of America esnng. meet in b1 h
ton day whoot pcng wreath Of immortal honor ON he
grave Of Theodore Parker
Tie resolution WIS accepted by the whole audience
star ding silently, while NJ f. Dsll said:
"He is not so Ear from US but be knows what we
are doing let ns pledge ourselves To honor him, not
merely by this sacred silence and position bat by per-
meaiiig onr whole lives, he did, with the sIcrea
fires of truth and love-.
The japanese have been ont shopping in Washing-
ton One Of item bought for forty dollars tokay or
watch worth five. Rock see 90 he exclaimed, " To-
kay no good. No wurthurdam, doctor he say
The Boston correspondent of The Gloucester TEL
egroM thus describes tie library left by the Rev.
Theodore Parker:
He has given hie library TO the City Of Boston, ana
noble CIT il IT, Eighteen thousand volumes, wrltten
10 hiy different languages, among them ,ocJ BOOKS
Of reference Whoever has paid vlsit to hs library,
will not soon forget IL. Up the stair way passing INC
great wooden clock which has licked through the lives
of 80 many of his family 10 the upper story OF bis mouse
in Exeter place you brush against the old Queen :
arm that his ancestor carried on Lexington Green ao
enter "a large room, extending The whole length oil uie
house lighted by windows az each end. Here are me
hooks - long intimate friends to him. When will
tley find such friend againl Who can tell Per,
ha, ibey must keep their sympatheS pent up, until
they moulder are eaten by worms.
1.-THE silent organ loudest chants
The masters requiem
Years ago there was poor farmers boy, WORKING
hard for daily bread. At ten years OF age he haa
leaned all that the district school could teaeh n.
friend told lin he would teach him Latin II he nad q
lexicon. He thifsted for the knowledge az re" Know
how 10 thrst But bow was he 10 get 70 much money :
How but hy the same spirit of ndonitabe perseverance
Ibgt has placed lin AT the head of the worlds living
scholars. lie picked huckeberres and sold them al
lhrer Gems quart until tie fortune was aiudsaed, and
harmed the languagc, the iirst of tweniy-eght WIN
y bcl be was familiar Here It IL, the very BOOK the
first Theodore Parker ever bought. lt Is lar from
Ii nelly now. Is 900 companions. Musty old black
letter folios hound in velum, fitted with antique
clans and the chains which suspended them IN some
medieval CELL classics richly bound and printed The
spruce Issues of to-day by the supennuated old i0ges
oi longago. E-says Biography, History, Art, Science,
Poetry, Ballads OF England, spain, Germany, Ireland,
and Switzerland a vast number of rare maps embric-
ing everything from Boston 10 the White Alie. DC
tionares and Encyclopedias, ped three or four feet
deen on the walls in alcoyes in chairs, on the noor
everywhere, where no one but he could find them, a
wilderness, Il labyrinth of books.
HeIe bv the back window stands his desk with per-
baJs manuscript living Oh IT, written partly IN cipher,
and the ret in h,lGwritiDg almost ill-gible On
one side Parian head OF Je-us, the other one of
SraItaCus Before him there hung picture OF Daniel
Webster until one day of certain month OF March he
almost In lears came into The room and took It down
forever Here too is his inkstand, out OF which az his
tonch there leared 80 many living breathing thoughts.
with which Martin Luther sought 10 overcome the
Father of Evil.