St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
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THE Film fiIkALs OF EUlEF JuSTit
j. so. .;;.siixgsan III ANEY. 80 ir.y ..,F

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! The rsessaiuS Of the late .vercrated Chief
iJus,'ct Uni n wild, died % tas..l 2,hs inr
rs,ars, 10 avasahisgtns. isil the Se sess or
bis sasv; sfss uuarea b.. rp, sifi uaih. cr
rSa:.,nis. she l5,A issssgt,':p ETeivrisk
ciS. Sh.sS, IN -aecoriancr. wiih his, r,,-
al. i ). asatwlsrs depoAitd &c .le old CRh :
olic. .ass,. ,is.ae ts kiss .psfhFsE ssic
f6s y xeN sstSd.I panied ifo,s " a.aiag,an
! by the male members ,S the 'iuin,cdiAte
tsmiiy o. the deceased. with f.w of. his
L.arsst friruls. ard BY the Attorney Grn-
eral.M the United States. Thea Cl,.ra OF
the Supreme e, urt and the Msr.Gai,o of ihs
District. who. sish Mrssrs,. +. Ca,lislc.
R"tinsou aud Stone. Of tie WtshiuE:on
Bar. atte ldrd as pail bearers The I, uiu
was. met il, the Relay House by the Judge
Of the District Court ri the Uunrd States
the Hon 'WnA. u. Giles. and tew friends
VI the family frwn Baltimore city, and
arrived ut Frederick shortly after eleven
o'clock The funeral escort Was ilrrc
joiued bg the r,tmbcrs of the Bar aud u
uumb.r OF the citizens of Frederick. and
brocee,ie'i, amid the to.ling of bells, TO It
Juhn's Catholic Church. whsrc g ctowhcd
congregation vas already assembled Tne
coiiu was received, at the toot OF the nave,
by large body "t the clcrsY, ard placed
upon an elevated catafaigur ia front Of the
alta. After the celebration of a High
Mass of deep solemuitv. with an eloquent
aud impressiTe sermon from the Rev.
Father Mcguire. elates PRESIDENT OF Gcorge
tySn College, the body. CT the Chief. jus
tic. wa borne by his professional tretsssp
and frieuIs to the uear churchyard, where,
With the lsavas OF autumn falling on tho
!sHeSvered heads:of the as.esnblags,. 1t was
revercn.ly comnisted to. the earth surori-
ing to the .ochius c5,erronisl Of his faith
Upon the inodcst stone. teside which
the grave Of thr illust,ious dead was opeuej
it was recorded that the mothcr Of lis att
fec,ious had goue, full ffy years before
him. to her resting place. and there was
something inexpressibly affecting in the
thought Of that child Ike simplicity ahd
'd~oie4pe,s Of heart. in which the. s,rl,g
giles. az. triuuphs OF. intelicct aud a,r.bi
ton, the prid" Of station. the scduc,ious
aud h,tte.its of society and power, through
halt::a century "i greatness. had tslled tn
wc.k1n. tor a,mowcpt the pious ,eraci'y' 'f
filial rememtlauce. 70 the manly aud
high serenity # such u nature it i, easy to
understand the ,,,ter M ig"iicance. Of per
sonul dttraGi;on AMI partisan ,gai'gni,y iii
life How foolish aud idle their s,tem,,
to.s'ssd between. the A,ewory Of. su,h u
crarae'er AID The. rtvsTsntiai. opivsp. Of
good mcU or the crowning verdict Of ts,nr.
Am"ng the .a.aurniug frlc,.ds who were
tue Lls. 10 sle1xea tho huma.a ,spsI *n,rr
.he Sra.rable, ansgissra,a. Was. laid. were
h;s,o!d aud at;achej cotored servants, QUE
Of w.pm, ., east. had be':n his slave and
n'ai'ua,ii!rd ty ht kf"i"ess "rty. yfar'
no, before p,i'nnthr"py had left m'r..s
heart, !o@ta party eiap-trap. Th'is
uhattrcted grief wa". IN Its;h. v;ntics
ton aud :. 6itaots r#