New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-31
DEATH OF MR.. JAMES CUTHELL.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
A special meeting of The Republican Central Com
mtee WAS held Last evening at the corner Of Broads,
and Twentytbird street. for tie purpose Of takine
some action with reference TO tue death Of Mr.. JAM.
CUIHiLL, a member OF the Committee. l.. DEIArrrLu
| SMITH pretied. The Hon. CHAs. y SPENCER, ~
behalf II n Committee composed OF Messrs 81 eBcer
Crawford and lIa-Dey, introduced tho following reso
| lutioDs, which orc adopted;
He.orsd That We the publican Central Committee Of III.
1rc. sorrow dssh Of Of members james Cgth.l
that by his death he count has lo,t pAa he party q
which he atYtei d.y0'ed esInest and %, cys
IA, wife and chi dsn affections and lno husband and
faher and tbs society in which b. moved valued honest
kai,sd Ih sble deeply 'ymP.,hlirs with b. .fle,d
owl Oh, derived r.colecon he,
In hs chi den ssaey Of purity Of character Of honor and
.prnssh up boOmeth the br,h, flower Of immortsy
Rssieed, Ths, this COMMITTEES will attend his funeral In
body
M'irsd The. copy these re.ouiion' be 'nro.'ed and
uid and children OF our decessed friend.
Mr. SPENCER made mn eloquent aud touching speech,
in the Of which he paid deserved tribute to
the amiable qualities of Mr. Cuthel who, he said had
died without enemy in the world. Mr.. DKLArIELD
SMITH, the Chairman, faid be earnestly hoped thst
every member Of TIE Committee might make 1t con-
venien pay oe deceased the last token Of respect
by taking part in the funeral ceremonies, which occur
al the house No 3f4 West Twenty-hird street, this
afternoon at o'clock. The body i'll no, be removed
Until the following morning, when IL will be taken 10
Greenwood. Mr.. GARDNER, al ioiimate friend Of Mr..
Culhel made remarks a. TO the happy nature OF
the family relations Of the deceased, which
sadly broken up.
SIXTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
A large meeting of the Sixteenth Ward Republican
Association was held last evening at No. 2t5 Eighth
avenue. The President, ALEXANDER McLEoD, an.
noanced the sudden death of Mr.. JANIS CUTHrLL and
referred in touching the sad event eulogizng
the many virtues OF the deceased On motion, Jodge
Bull Assistant United States DistriotAttoney Wood
ford Robert A. Adams, Samuel b. H. Vance, and John
Lind-ay were appointed Committee ~ draft lu-
tons expressive of the sentiments of the meeting with
reference to bis de It'll. After short recess the Com
mitte returned with the following, which
imOusly adopted:
Whs,es inscrntabe dpensssn Of Providence James
CathsA. msnbe and Of the officers Of this AssociAon
has bean suddenly removed by death from the
tive and usefol le therefore be IL
Win large number Of trends this Ward and City, dep
ly and oeey the sudden demise Of their late ssoce
h.oired hs BY his deeense called lament the
Of long tried faithful aud efficient champion OF sound R.pub
position Of and generous heart always ovraowins With
sympathy for the dste.sed endssred to the whole
ence tevise for hs simplicity Of aims. retiring conhds
In.pners, and Ailict integrity.
kseses Ihs h,. neit tender TO The serssssd family Of
Will be long chefisbed by this community upright
man n NE beloved .ad % a; de.,h syeIod
body and that the proceedings OF this meetug published In
Of he resolutions he to the family Of the deces
and To the Republican Central Committee Of this city.
The character Of the deceased eulngized by
Messrs Woodford, Peckham, Washington Smith, Adams.
Evans, Jaques, Wynkoop Spencer, Judge Bull, and
Alderman Dayton.
The rooms Of the Association were draped In mourn
ing and the members deeply affected by the re-
marks of the speakers.