The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-06-10

From the Boston Post May cath

From the Boston Post May 2ith.
Yesterday the grave closed forever over the
remains of Nathaniel Hawthorne n name that
will live while the English Ianguaoe has an
existence or n memory The body was rr-
moved from PIvmouth u RI the nI,ce of his
demise to his residence nj Concord Mass
and in th,; uuiet town Yesterday afternoon he
was fo,Iowed tn his last rpstin,r nl,cn Inv mn.
rnn-n,,c con,nonv of friend. incirdirr many Of
hi literary ,.snc;,,ns who's. ,Yri,it,r, H.. M
own or. now, nr,n,rd rho ,,Inhn @0'
mo snrvi.e. ,v,r. o,noiut..I f,,r ono o,o!coi,
hut .ha onno;ntnnnt W.. oCfnry,rI. cran,r,d
far thrnr n'clnll[ At thot horr thn Unirari,I
lhnrcI ,,as y,ru tilIaJ 4 .r,nno th~ ~,
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g,ir,,t,1, f,lli,i.i hat [,Ii,b t,nJ ..,,o I,,, -
was nur f,i,.,,I Who has I.'tu: L. is nnt f,r
m. to st.r.,., nf him tn.m,nvor voli I,nnv, INN
L.,tnr tianT Rnf W. ali Iurty ti,;. If Inn,
ard we REV il in his wriiint. in ,hini, f.,
nut himself. we know Of him that hi, nla,,
ivas his own and th.f his whole work c,,nt o,.-
cnrIin,s To The law viii n G1d had in,rrrs-ci
mon il and that & ID nut lim here tn celnr;f,,
his tame New England life. and To ,oIr oJ,ar
II al that poetrv that wa. in his fhnart
Erow no other thinker or writ = Who has had
sucI, svmlathv rs he had win th,. derl, sb.d
ow which falls over our exi.tcnce--fh,t sI"d-
ow which theologians cal, sin. lie seemed to
he thn friend OF sinners in his writings
think we may rive him that title. / lhinl<
thar he NAV follow after our Heavenly friend
and hear something of the same name He on
tered into those mysterious DEPTHS and felt his
way through those dark ,,assa~es ofthe human
heIrt. and ALWAYS with tenderest symnathv
always TO show as that there il s0mebino in
orr own hearts which might hay, led MS the
same way.
I think that was a work which our friend
has done which was never done before as he
did it. Ii was not that he did not recoonizn
all that was right and generous and noble in
nature. His books were full of sunshine as
well as of shade. Nature, who svmpathizes
with her children. seems to dav to have bound
the stars of her beauty around her as a parting
tribute to this her SUI who has been so faithful
to her allegiance, al, this fragrance and sweet
ness of the opening year which is breathed
around rs seems to be the farewell of the