, 1865-04-18

10 take Place IN th1S ot7Ie an INC W11sM u iaf
remains fog interucnt
1EMARKs.
Judge higgins felt Inst No eulosy could cxI1eE9
the feelings Which animated every bcaFt IN r.s.:d
10 The Iic Of the 1anentad President, and none
was wanted. The WORKS and services o. henoole
dn1ins d. fa1se, ba.in. earned to5 hin the
t,iie Of .shonest" AZ 6rsetidcs Of old WIS called
s1uet" The speaker dwell At Length upon the
Tplch would Il ne live IN in0uence and example,
nrosipc to the world that The aEcLue Of dtsttnr
| 1iop3s open to merit mud worth.
.rfsans feel;neiy alIaded to de lose sas,ained b
the Ear in the death Of Que who, By his acts, h2e
been Irving cohtrad1ct1on to the vulgar libel taa
! The legal protess,on livea by thicanery. As law
ver. @ r.. f1ncc.n had never deacenaed to petttos
| ring; ae Statesman, bad never descended f.oH
the rofitlon Of aFollttcian 10 that Of a dema
Sesscneed 10 eduea.1oa, but that was u1,stske
I ira.urch ID there u h CEcat difference ocsHee1
| learning and knowledge. Mr. L1ncoln was one o.
nEe:,cs things Of TIC world, cu:tivatine the 1ela
t,on. .h;:, OF things to eSc5 other- Whether on the
f15t-bcat, enesgd in sphtting rails as captain oi
mii,1ia, in lasyers Office 1t the ha1, or presid.
ine over the Republic, be was student Of things
as ttt- c1i.t I'd around A1m-of law and Of 1aeu:
! W;ihcut tiE Of nirth or Of riches, he aseendc3
| In 1he hirItst position in the nation.
Lincnlh ciaEK fest that II he eald great man In
,he net1ni had fallen, he should fall ahsrt u the
t1p,l.. II he sead the greatest 1nao he shonld be
cuijlyo1 no ex; EgeFsuou. The nan who has
ha o. 1he = wss sTe not
thtcp1nbiustion Ct the whole. Kiua in his man
ro, brpad N comprehension, 1rm in judgment
ard execution. thcse constitute bis greatness.
great not from his otlctsl position. but from .he
ab!lity to WELD the powers entrusted to hin, be
was ralscd up 1oE the preservation of the lnst,tu
lions Of the country.
puttfd that nll faults Of the new President would
be forgotten; with all bla fa,linee. Andrew John
son nps.e.ecd IN 1DdomitahIe will, clear j1dg-
rnent arnd 1rresvcabte decision In purpose and
judee Goodrich 5welt upon the kind hearted
mega OF the iatc President, asserting that his hand
voice always moet e1oquently pleaded for sub>u.
csted traitore. In fntu1e seeing this ctounIng
criu Of treason. The D,viue attribute o: jnstce
mus, be rene,n hcrstl y - = well as that OF marcy.
| xnoYtel. Never since the days Of his great anti.
| type-Mo8ee-hsdnl more gratitude and tears rested
1Pon The eofy :n ?: any IT anle5 e. Three tion;
bless him forever, ind in all time The oppressed
viii look hack to hin AZ The embodiment Of free.
dom snd rIebt; It Is rid hat pebble droppea
ycry roundr. Win the death of Mr. Lincoln !
mountain hiss tcen cast into The sea of time. tht
waSes Of which shall roll on and ou forever, tell
,nc oil that enduring iasae can only be purshas:s
ncn. E. G. IArned spoke Of the spoucss life o
the deceased. Of Ills tnteg,i.y, honor md hnd
| Icta t0II ol AonoF ne passed away without
psns. or cnneciousness OF pain; he passed ava
from his world Of conflicts, to the moro hlesse
abode, for whieh hts earthly life ID 20 we'll pre-
pared him. The Speaker. et length. dwell upo
The sncccsstni manner in which Mr. Lincoln ha
Ia1 an,s led and The old Tag aaat orc1 nia strons
holos; living 10 zee three m'iiicns Of bondsme
lifted rom tlaver5 to free manhood. Not sta,1
mi n ehndoW fests upon his whole career. he b!
fn;shed 1lis great part in this conflict and bee
tnkcn to his reward, leaving n:me and fau
Shich ean never perth, bat Will shine on [orey'
through ne ases wn y, mesyes ike u
Eloquent udiires--e Ecso :cl.Te1eS r. Aes@l
q. F. Ea1 der. Il. @; sp,do1d. John Borden, {,
seE h se 1Se ,eg2ne asnt,em