New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
In Hroclsiyn.


rup ACC. ssry .rIoy or The PRESIDENT.
=. 49,, bold .
The brooklyn board Oh hideinien Heiu
srroong las, evening and saopted resolutions in rs
2 49,. p..s;sor, Tiraolc and
spect u the memory vi VIC a'c iisn'u'"'
also appontei committee Of SIX, ia addnon 10 tDs
p.,.r, q, ,e R,ard IN nr,ceed 70 w a. hington ard
!; >. ,,o CIV >. ths Nar,onsl en,her.
I oHef inc cohuocn'e VI wv "'' '" ''''
Cities
q -, .no ,oso,,.,o,. Alderman FISHER OF ths
npahs wara ssd hiring the past four years
1 80 hst yoien, r,yust,ns of eeing: what new
- nnrr.oads,,ed emot,ors have NOT the American
neople eyperenced From the tine when State Gov.
gernn nts ATTIC mpted 10 annul the lawfully expressed
bw II the Nation. through tle fearful events when
frat attack npon sumter the bloody scene IN
the streets of Baltimore the ma sharg Of armies tho
countless sanguinary battles BY lend AID SER the alter
nations of victory end defeat. the gloom and des-
poud.ncy, aud the darE days Of dleeCuraSencnt tho
manifestations Of foreign countries ~ cod iad ierenoe
20 onr fatr II not Of lccceged alton al our poi.
sibe sstructon the recent glorious OF our
arms the antcipsons OF coming peace down 70
the attempted assinsto at one zen swoop OF the
Head the Hear and tie Of tie oounrIy." What
tchord Of Il popular heart Is ec that has not been
ftoncLed, nag that has rot vbrcted 10 its utmost
htension and now that this last greatest. saddest
grief hns come upon rs who shalt express the emotions
1 of our souls Not more sudden complete was the
blow that parsvsed the brain Of our martyr Preedensi
than tie startled aIaxe Iaent TIE cad suspense that
has seized on every heart Il is not that ndugens
father an aft onate husband noble citizen. faith
ful friend. has been sndleny nom he career
of usefulness aud not that tie re!ns oi Govern
nent have been constitution Ally transferred from t
haLds Of one who tas been tried into the bands Of
eopl have TO realize that there are these So
fLase as 20 be willing 10 DaugnTGte assassnation II
their highest officers Government and choice scryanta
In order TO the accom- OF then ends in re-
yenCe for their defeat fret IN ed 81 political
t,gousr and afterwards IN the field Of open and COM
paratvey houvrable warfare. The deadly aim Of this
murderer Was not pointed az Abraham Lincoln aions
lie was your representative ana nine lie wac the en-
SLodiment OF the nations ieisohay ara "nen le is"'
Then 700 and !. ard al II u9 fell down
Asi elocdy treason nonIisAei over u.
az n. los which the nation hes SUSTAINED no man map
snow sneak In the inscluitab.s wisdom of Divine
Providence this a.ction vii lie reconciled 10 ,oua
narn snent and Iasnr good 10 our unte understand.
ing It il ineApressibiy hcastrending. To !, would
seem that he has been taken from too for hie
die who dies in the performance OF duties
bonorad and trusted and beloved by his eouutrymen'
then might Abraham Lincoln well sleep his last sleep.
indicating ii ct benign face reflected rom Tie sunshine
OF his tender sympatL.Eing affection ate ali comprst
h,ndinc love He sas scaled Tie cause for which hss
aborec sprayed with his own blood Re the cbietaIn
tie host, 10 whom his humhlest soldier war an object
has Joined that pai, OF martyrs whose long proces-
bic assn there is lite 10 be saw He cannot have.
long 20 i've II he shall be tasn, lie will stand
before his Maker, there 10 render his account Society
owes 80 much 10 its own SAFETY. Deyond that, he may
'safey eft 20 his God. "Vcogeance is mine; 1 viii
,repsy saith the Lord" Bot how vain how futile hove
mhesbly short Of its apparent design, this dastardy
.slready sufficiently disclosed The Governments 70.
mot lees strong than IL Nas gu. s,rohseT"-s.ronsrhl
iu Tvs osh h""' au 49,. -, sot
IN ''o 4, ~. 80 ,orp an, Loo - ,h. na,;,nr
Isuonk.1 in ..ie eoni.hOlSs a." i'rt 70 -,
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tf9ss, AhJ' nop,e a"a OWE; % suu
aoian"ui ~ - .o Phn, Ion1 ,ron ,hs NJ II
Polul'y W ,"'S netuu,'o y. p S a.. - ~ -.
one man. ~ Is rooIHo oeep doNh IL Tue heSr's ot 'ue
an'oii p,obe' ohi',a'nvs ~ I,y .ysnt .hish
reverence ior Tue oo'saohs VI Jaw. n 'nnl h.a.j
IN o.her eonn.i aau ~ JIM. mi, pra 49,
snaNch socie'! ~ ~, ~, S,r - snJ h,,sb.J
,he Plstu. . =, ~ os Copst;,r,iona nj
70 L. pu' . Wv y, w., o ts, an,snrstr ~" ZIP
restricted .sassr ., neg Ra,n. Tbg o,J ,@y
not tnea nsri ine will beat siox tSen
Prospect for The great departed ~ hodhs p 'ne nahds
% ii. That ne !; p'ess s, s0n oaS NS;
can we reasonably question the ability q one who ha3
steadily risen before the breaking out OF w ~' rom