, 1861-06-04

AsAA tu1 s4oe l4At Lue ppu} teuaQeN uu-
buried.
From these general manifestations OF girls
by the city ut large, ne turn to the action t.
ken In mora organized form
ACTION OF TIE BOARD OF TRADE.
At the meeting On Change yesterday the fol-
lowing resolutions, submitted BY Honard
Prest1ey, Esq, were unanlmous1y passed by
the Board Of Trade:
We hare heard 10 Of ths death Of Stephen 4. Doug.
las, Is beJond tho power Of language and rcao1a-
Il Rsso,eaa, "a Tit we feel that in taking him fson
cur midst ind fFom our country, in this tie most
trying ordeal through which It has ever psesed.
Divine Providence b. indicted upon the United
bow wits christian resignatIon, hoping that "a
heavy ehastiscment eaa only be for tie accom-.
plishimsnt Ct @ so%e high and irs rutable purpose
Rtsetss5, That in respect to the hoporcd n.me
Of the deceased this Board do now adjourn.
ACTION OF THE COURTS AND BAR,
Upon tho convening Of the Superior Court
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, Hon. 3. B,
Gookins, rose and said:
May It please yonr Honors Il rise to Der.
iofm the painful duty Of announcing to -FOUR
Aeno!a tho decease Of the Hon. Stephen 4.
uonglas. he died this morning at his lodg.
iDgs, at the hour Of seven o'clock. No man
Within the last ten OF fifteen years, has filled 3
larger space In the eye Of the public and of the
world than the distinguished. gentleman Just
departed from Us. As distinguished mem.
her Of the bar Of the State OF Illinois, as
member Of the Supreme Court of this State,
- . representative In the popular branch OF
the National Legislature, as Senator repre-
senting the Sovereignty Of the state Of Illinois,
his history Is the history Of our country our
the name Of Judge Doug1as in every mage,
This, may It pleass your Honors, il not he
time to enter upon detail OF his public Scr
vices. It would be impossible, on this occa-
sion, to recount them, and now, at time
when, Of all Others, the exigencies Of public
affairs seemed to demand the services Of those
who bare attained e1nineuce in our National
councils, Of those who have made their impress
upon our natfCnal history, In the eye Of m in
ecIutab1e Providence 1t hns seemed proper to
remove him from this stage Of existence, and
cali others to perform the high duties devo1sed
In accordance with the desires o. my fellows
at the bar, % well as with your own wishes, I
now move, as testimony Of respect to the
deceased, that the Court do adjourn.
Hon. John ID. Wilson-This is one Of those
occasions when words are poWerless, and had
I the ability to do Justice to the merits Of the
deceased, my feelings on this occasion would
utterly forbid their expression Therefore I
lee daat ios me present solemn mn saence Is
a6iourn1nent. NJ n TOXIN Of respect to the emi.
nent deceased. What order Will the bar take
n relation 70 further proceedings 10 snow
III Tr 't Vpn Bnren-1 conceive It would be-
proper to call q meeting Of members Of the
bar for the purpose Of taking such action as
may be deemed proper. We mny regard this
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~ " MEETING OF CITIZENS.
Ameeting Of citizens was held at u o'clock
NJ, at the office Of B. 7. Merrick. ESQ to
take preliminary action with regard to the
funeral Of the deceased Senator. Hon. Wm
B. Ogden ras. on motion of R. 7. Mer;ck
ESQ, called to the chair, and G. B. Farweri'
Esq, was appointed secretary,
After few remarks by the chairman. h. n.
Caulfeld. ESQ, by reouest stated that it xae
the desire Of Mrs. Douglas Tint the remafns of
her husband ehonld be taken tn wa.h;noton
where the remains Of their child and of bts
former wife we're roposing. It WAS the wish
Of the family also that no relirious services
should be performed over the rema;ns nrior
to their removal. but that auy civic cercmo.
nies that the citizens mieht deem nroner
would be perfectly agreeable IN the f,,ni1v
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