New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24

his text the first Eve verse; o. the lat chapter Of Deu
teroROnv and commenced Lis 'liscous9 ny drawing
~raue between tho history az Noses after leading hi
people many weary years through the wilderness 90
tanning only YitiOp and not resi1'"i W az prom
lseI land ana dying; aud that OF Tue Ine y 'ueA
passing through toll. sorrow. and war - come Neai
to he promised land OF peace into which DC might hc'
pass over The speaker went on to say th"t such
oios OF JOY anu s0Trow never pelyTg came sots AeI s
we had witnessed In one week Inc JOY or tf nation
came upon US suddenly with such surge WOrds
could describe. Men laughed embraced each ttier,
sang and prayed, and many cond only weep
gadIoss in one hour JOY had no pulse. The sorrow
was SO terrible that IT steamed sensbiy. The FIRST
feeling wos The least and men wanted TO get strength
to feel. Other gr!efs belong always to some one in
ohiei but this belonged 10 oil. Men walked for days
rs though corpse 10y III their house. The city forgot
TO iO0T. Never did 80 many hearts In so brief tine
touch two such bonndless feelings II was the utter
most u Joy ana the uttcrm0st OF sorrownOon end mid
might without space between We should not mourn
however because the departure Of the President was
so sudden When one is prepared 10 de tht sudden
and watching as The Bridegroom dress ed for tie we'd
ding and not those that die in pain and e'upor orc
blessed. Neither should we mourn the manner Of his
deat The soldier prays TINT he may die by the shot
of the enemy in The hour Of victory and II was meet
that he should be joined In common experience in
death with The brave men to whom he had been Joined
IN all his sympathy aud Ei0. This blow was
but the expiring Rebellion. Epiiomized in this
i0m act We find The whole nature and disposition OF
Slavery II Is fiji that its expiring blow should be such
as TO take away rom the last OrDearanCc, the last
pity and fire The soul with invncibe determination
that the brecding-system of such mischio and mon
stcIs shall be forever and utterly destroyed. We
needed not that he should put ON paper that he believed
n Slavery who With treason. with murder with iuciiy
Internal lowered around that majestic man to destroy
his life. He himself the 0Bg-lfe sting with which
slavery Suuch al ldOtlty aad ne carried t.e poison
That belonged to Sayery aud rs long as this nation
sts 10 viii never be forgotten that We have he'd one
IN TyT presiiant-never. never while time lasts, while
4 In. IL I.ft al fH lao
forgotten that Slavery by its mRions slew him. ana IN
Staying him made manifest is whole nature and ten
ID enCy. THIS blow aimed at the lite Of the Govern
mont. Some murders there have been that ADMITTED
sh irs of pal,iatior. but not such one as twltbou
prov0oatiOn. without reason. without temptation
sprung ION the fury Of heart eansercd - all that Is
pure AID Just by Slavery. The bioW has fucd OF IT.
object. The Government stands more sOhd TO-
day than any pyramid Of Egypt Men love
III eriy and Int slavery today more than ever
btlolc. How NATURALLY, how easily The GoIernmeut
passed into tue EanOs Of he President. and aNOW
NY belief said Gle speak r. that be VIII be found man
true L. every instinct Of Liberty true to the whole trust
thai IS imposed IN him yigilant Of tie Constitution,
careful Of the laws, vile for liberty in that he himself
lOg his lifelong has known VIA; IL j. 90 suffer from the
ST. g. OF Slavery, aud 10 piz3 liberty from tue bitter
e1 treacea Of his own lie Even be that sleeps has by
his event been clothed with new infacncc His
simple and We ghty words will bc gathered Ike those Of
Warrington. rad quoted by those vac. were lac alive
10 patri0am i swear you tie altar If is memory
10 be mOIe thfa 10 thai country Tor which no has
AtN VIII as they ll4lON DIS ICdfst ftd4
new hatred TO iAat Slavery against which he Warred
aud which in Vanqrisilg Lin has made him martyr
ana cOnqrelOr / swear You by the memory OF this
tyr 10 hate Slavery with an unabaab.e hatred aud
pursue it. They VIII admire TIE nrmucss Of this man
in Justice his inneXIble conscience for the right nj.
geluouoss and moderation If spirit which not al tie
gate of party could turn to bitterness. AID swear
yOl TO ms Justice aEl TO his moderation and to his
mercy. HOW l speak 10 that twilight million 70
whom his name was The name Of an angel OF God,
and whom God BeIt before them TO lead them out
OF the house Of bondage. Thou Shepherd Of lsTae.
that ddst comfort Thy people Of old, 10 Thy We
commit these helpless and long wroL ed and srgYcd.
And now tho martyr IS moving ia trirmphal march
In ghtor thsn alive. The nation Uses up every
siege OF Bis coming, cities and States are pa!bear
eIs anu ~ cannon beats the hours 10 solemn progress
IN; dead dead. dead De yet spoals.h. Is Washing.
ton dead L. Hampton dradi j. David deadf IL any
man, ilai ever SOS Lt % i've de3df Dsenthralied|
from the flesh and risen 60 The unobsrGcted sphere
where passion never comes. he begins his ilmitab.e
work. liz bt5 now is graeeL upon the iunuite, and
VIII DO fruitful q no earthly lite cin be- Pass on.
Our years ago, on Illinois, sc took from your midst
dn unirisd man from among The people Behold, We
return him 10 yon mighty cOn3nerOI not time any
more, hut the nal0n's-uOt ouls but the worlds GIVE
Inn place Oh. ye prairc ia tie midst Of tits great
continent bis dust SID al rest secrrd treasure % myr
sLs Who SHAH p ri 10 that Shrine 20 knG.c anew tAcir
vel aud patriotism. " winds that move over The
mighty spicCs Of The West chant ms requiem Ac
people behold tp N ,Ityr whose blood. many a.
cuae words pleads ior fidelity, Tot law, for liberty