, 1861-06-08

thaE IN TINS rr1b1te ct regret all without dis.
tl tinetien cordially unite; and th.t all the as
Never, perhaps, was public man so univcr.
|'sally wept, or more sincerely mournea. Yet,
universal na is the grief Of the city aad State,
which he 60 specially loyed, and Of the entire
county which he so 1ondly served, It Is but
just to the memory Of the lllustzious deceased
TO observe thnt It IL only wlat his merits
claim. It is but fit tribute Of the country to
h1s worth. To hi8 duty Us q statesman, le
sacrificed even domestic zepose, for which he
never ctased to pine: For the, interests Of
private concerns; ind with shattered frame,
hut und1min1shcd zeal, regardless Of eelf he
sgatn rushed forth to Use, Tor the salvation Of
lis country, every effort Of his, well-stored
mlnd-an the -reaourcea of his splendid
it is tic result Of this generous spirit th.t
Temourn to-day; be paid for his fidelity with
t. the Eecrlflce Of hiR life. In return, q grateful
country Teeps over his remains and contra
dicts the oft repested statement that "Repab-
lies are ungrate1EL"
To the noble minded Of our and every other
Cline, this will ever be q hallowed spot. Hare
they Will come to learn the lesson OF unse1hsh
patriotism; at this tomb the heroic will
nefSe e themselEes for every generous sacrifice.
To the public he WAS known merely as the
brilliant c1ato1, the fervent patriot sud pure
statesman. Ali how must they feel In this
sad moment, who knew him ia private life;
whom he received in tho circle Of his friends;
who knew the generous heart, the open hand.
ezprefs their teelings! They can b. oniY 81
lett and weep! And whnt are the feelings,
even Of warm friends, compared NTH the Sn.
gu1sh Of those, who stood to him In the en-
deaf1ng relations Of wife, Of children, nnd rel
% a1aEes! They alone can appreciate bis worth.
!hey alone Gun feel the full force Of the str0ka
that bus fa11en upon ull Others regret the eli.
| '1ectiSe orator, the profound etstesman, to
whose words Of wisdom they listened, with
wondering reverence, in the Senate Halls Of
h.s country, Or in the stormy debate; but Mey
~ Wau miss lhe heart ever oeerfowing with the
k'Edeet affections, the loving voice, the un-
ceaeirgg kindness. "A nations sympathy, may
with the aid Of time tend to blunt the edge, Of
grief; but the hand Of Hin who has, for his
OWE wise designs, inflicted the wound, can
alone efectualIy heal it.
An! what words can now be addressed to
her who VAS linked to tho illustrious deceased
BY the most endearing Of MI tics; to her who
|: ehed an additional glory and grace round the
trlumrhs Of her distinguished husband; w1o
attended him through life, and In his protract-
Cd agony especially, With devotion and aten-
de1ness impossible to excel, and is now dis
Rolvcd IN SORROW over his grave? 1t is God
|; alone who can sustain her under this over
Hheiming calamity, and the spirit of faith
which taught her beloved husband to endure
DIS paugs With wonderful Christian fortisnde
Through the suferings that prostrated his yig-
oEoub frame, and piercing the gloom which
elorded his noble spirit, tic light Of faith Ire
qnently broke and Lit up with its heavenly
splepdor the last moments Of the Christian
1PraIeT ne Fo;th ~ edanfaJ asa1S pans' me
prayers for his hr1oeed ce.nft1 ]t1n ] w1hnss ana
the quivering lips of the expiring patriot.
Let US trust, beloved friends, that those pray
ers we're beard; and that his hope Is fill Of
'4H Rmt I faas5' 10y \ o,, ~, ,ou.
The eceaeeS hiatn, ~ 4uJSeG " t; sa9 merits o.
teTr;ces no.9 {,,at et6ay ~ VIZ up 5us.ce 70 hls
nn1a 1au tnh1 tao om q political STRIFE heard no
drsMinr attent;., ~ the Syae,uae. Without
=. m sng Pace o. aa remains ,SaI It wss
mass tht ca1n "a isq hnna,ad tnas ne Iesotssd to
srs now Mhe,, ~ +h;a gaS ~ * lsGan as purpo-
1ss+r, n1aaa Mus f ILLS tosea spot n5s oecomg
tnrar pse; =; ~ ~, G. 81 u1siEnt KIND LIS
IiSe - Lne e:ate WINCH aonorad lin
5aihf serrce Hia rs taPaIa ~ long yesr
fhe magplilesnt lake which washes the State
nSife anu gtess elty, 90 otter the scene
" - IL :i, iti!unpns, Nnefe IN nie ne Was Welcom-
1, "rsM ..I '1t.sloas tas! monafcns might
e1nIns en ~ nn1Ga 10 n .uln damnea oy hls
Sth 1sa ~ ena Stnta - naelnoiy @ connected
rnitaa ni tI;e i; ~ G.S ano slalo; ana IS they Terc
ara rot 4 1;r;G.d i ous Jus1 1Aos II aeasa they
~ Thae. hos 1t'aaea. ~ osa.,.s
eoianiintr ~ - ts3SH " pe assigned ZOE
ogo ha s.n,,id enE slas 1o1 us burial Two yeara
o7 tha banrr az 1Rhich ans an annlSasar ts
,,s'ns h1nors w:a, The charm Of perfect domestic
~ ne Ietutn. OF mat happy dag, he
- tssenesu ~ tae gIouno on when We now Stand,
,sa ~ ~ 4xsosea Rarnef 81 ais JOYS and sor-
h1eh n Mas ct peaah ~ laa1nte o. anestton
~ as, me Ley ,etnfn1 saTo That oI undying at.
tseaolas - mAgn tne la!tn1nI n we could make
Is.z - ussGeo ausoAna. Inls pace, then, Is
tSeea taae.f ta1aoMEo " so2!uea4 anecEon. with
~ 81. lss U cons1gn lae remains
9we1;na nj, ninna Il lieua I H. 70 ssae iast earthly
e1s a1msTIiing Iiniag Paee u = inc mouse destined for
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l., - aIe nsa not owen on fenecnons lhat natural
imnresasa ao. - III ei osg spsaks lot ltse. aud
-aiia ias9o. W AZ Mno Waess IL moet memo
the memory Of onr Illnstrious fricnd. Ia
snan i've forever In our grateful affections.
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devotion. S>@'s A1'1-1 - 49,. '1''e>'t4'' AL"
Into the merits Of that career, It Is not nv
pIosinse 70 enter; such discuasion would be
priate On lie nresent a. sa9eIns nnS noi npp1o
that regard too many viii be found to do
justice TO biz merits. can only bear testi.
inSeSenaenes ~ e aF th nome r. minaeaness and
atteste6 bY he sorrow Of ali for I,s las - annh
universal g1iefis the surest evidence Of his
a1dent,v ay at3ras tnaf blessed psase which he
acnIt.yt ces.feo, soon feT3sit our beloved
her, w6o was short Tine e stnca % The cherished e
vic Of his BOSOM but now a desolate wido3l
1,,y1s May ouE =, tatne1 N heave4 protect The or
ferae1 and av - theS LII 81 sohsmng 3h
Of their ulustiious father! Thst T honored @
name fs now written in indellible characters,
h7ana ~ Iaae'ts .e = OF ms country It forever
nsrficn1ar Ha E aa X ~ ~ ~ u 4hm "n ola1e ~
of veteran statesmen, on WHOSE liz We % sbali
p, not soon 1ook again, and conspicuous amongst
aver a;Ns = fhe enNse HeoP Patno.s ana ssEes snall
1ozs ration deplores to-dsys The orator H6 tg7e
patriot, the statetman, sTkPnEx ARNOLD
DouaLAa! ~>~-:
The casket WAS not opened after leaving
Bryan Hail, hut: the. oration closed. :fres6
flowers were strewn shove It, the rude enclos-
ing wooden boz was covered with its nd. tb1a
was screwed down, and ali was over. The car.
risees returned to the c,ty. Tho nroce.s,on1I6
1a.1,n1x 81. ..-..5-
tng P!ase o. OoogAas and thence ont upon It's
1eau1n nomeWafd. Ihe, military with quick:
enea steps moved to stirring military airs,
the mist melted into the clear
sunlight and the crowd melted back, into the
ordinary eyerv.dav r,ura,,ta ~ or- tn., 49,.