The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
TIL T. PILOT.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.


FUNERAL or Mn. IiAAILToS. lie re-
mains Of UgxkY c. HAaILroS reached
Two Rivers las. Tuesday morning, having
been brought from Nashville under the
charge of Mr. JosEPn ktLn The funera.
took place on Wednesday afternoon. and
"a, attended by large concorrse OF his
late friends and neighbcrs, who me. to
paw tie sad rites If burial to cue Who w..
esteemed and loved by them. Af'er an
affecting prayer and appropriate discourse
by Rev. Mr. P,EKro>-. the funeral process
ion marched 10 the cemetery, where the
Order Of DAD Fellows performed the final
ceremonies.
Mr.. HApIL-ex was about 36 year, Of
age. He came 10 Two Rivers eighteen
years ago, and vas one Of its frs, and
most esterprsing citizeus. Il was he who
advocated and commenced the system OF
manufactures for which oui sister village
is now noted throughout tbs west, and
materially assisted in bringing most Of
.hem to completion. IL wa. generous,
whole hearted man, whose chief ambition
seemed to be 10 DO his neighbor good
The poor always found him liberal TO
.heir wants, and many Of the old settlers
Two River. will remember bis chs,i,a
DE services with deep gratitude.
Ar. HAnILros represented bis town
many years in the County Bosrd, and
served two years in the Wisconsin Assem-
bly. 1t i. unnecessary 10 say that he act
Cd honor.hlv and faithfully through life,
and that his death ha> caused deep symps-
thy ia the community for tie loss viii, l.
loving wife and three children have me-.
HI. death was cau-ed bv t,phu~ fever,
while temporarily stopping at Nashville,
Tennessee. We find in the Nashville
Pres, OF the 7th inst, the following pro-
cselipgs he'd in that city relative to his
death:
At A meeting in ,his city on tie !. IN
,,.n.. Of the friends of Henry &. llamii-
ton, deceasea, la'e quarieru ,'@r OF the
IL, Wiscous u regiment Captain I'd
ward stacey WAS cn!ted ~ pre-Ite. AMI Mr.
Gilbert lIagan appointed secretary
On motion, tie following gentlemen
we're appointed committee 10 drafi re-"
,utjons expressive o. the griei and condo
Ience Of he meeting rpnn leaning Of the
death Of Mr. Hamilton. to-w;t: Captain
!. Edward Stacey. chairman. and he--r-
,harl-, II Warner Joseph ksJh "
A,ns-, w w Psler and RaI ph Church :;
.ho submitted the following preamble and
revolutions, which were unanimous,
adopted
Hher.a,, In the in,cru.ahIe wisdom Of
Providence, it hath pleased Him 10 remove
rom our midst and panionshIp. bV the
.udden visitation Of death, our much es-
,.smei friend. H. G. Hamilton late Of
Two Rivers, Wisconsin. hul more recent
" counectaa vita the Army ot tue tu1n-
bs,lsnd; therefore,
Resotvci lst That in the death Of our
well known and faithfully tried friend. ii
G.. Hamilton. his Numerous friends IN the
army. "a well "a in ths community III
which lie resided, have sustained an ire
parable loss, only corsoIahle by the ret1-c
non ths; it is appointed unto man once
10 die, ani that an all ~i.e God hath The
dicta'inr Of the time AMI cirrums' arces.
Rssolusd 2i. That ~ sincerely cont"Ie
with ih- net-syea tauli. IL he 3e"pe~t
uf human tfl c.ipus, wien ,,otn a husband
aud fs,her ate removed Ia the pr'mr of
lis snd Gao only teuder the widow ard
children our heartfelt svmpal il So overs
wheimIng a calamity. aid one which no
bur IN agency cou'd avert but Y hich n
its soIfoHfuIne>s calls upon us all t. 10"
In humble submission 10 him who n a!e
US, aEd ho atone TEN, = the wind 10
the shcra lamb" aud comfort our>eives
with toe c"ns"llug hope that our loss Is
h;o e'eins gain
Resolved Sd. That the city papers be
requested to publish the preamb aud
resolutions adopted ~ this mesIing, ana
that the committee transmit a copy OF the
same TO the family Of the deceaerd
Capt J EDWARD STACEY, Pres
GILBERr HAGAN, Sec'v.
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