, 1865-04-19

h..ccfa'lrn wear eu,s.hlc badge Of mourn1pe
'of 9sfssd m.fs IL ihat te Rev. Robert ". Hatfield o.
tho Wstash ayenrc Methodist Episcopal Church
be invited to pronounce an cn!ogy on tue ic and
public sc'a Of cur late President, in Bry.n Tall
cn Saturday evening ptxtand TINT these roso'a
tio1s he inscribed up7n tno records Of the .A.so
in accordance with The LAST resolution the Pros
AID ohts,rt his ronstut 10 of1eiafe ~ above
Ea;sea tsaturdsy evening. dc I'D 'nst..) I'D vii
~. hobs1s 2oll,ss vii opsn M 9 lie Service With
prayer.
GERMAN CITIZENS.
4 large meeting Of German citizens wss held
made b lion. john Wentmorih, 'i noa. AZ ). B. Rice.
Ess'a,9n Il :, s5.,. hst,s$, ~ ! T. S'a!ss;
asb,1ous1y ees sacps1 following resolutions
1s*o'kd, Th.twe deeply erlsre at tho death
Of Abraham Lincoln, tbs good and gre.t Pre*t-
isy, restored the kepuale; vi Who Si ireed the poor
snd oppressed from their shack1es, and who now.
under tho hanee Of an a+eoesin, gave his ife for
Resofrd, That vi The utmost bitterness and
indignation We look upon tho hetnons couspita.
tors aud astsseins. WHO lif&ed their Lands against
the head Of the President, and the breast OF the
sec1e1ar3 II Ssa;e: and we hopo that, not only
the aeeassips, hn. their fellow criminals. 81 those
eneuies Of mankind. who IN the North as well a5
4
nnst5 Of the Republic, md sgalnst the sasctJ aad
irrs Of is CITIZENS, Will ycste called to account
RetoItd, That we express our confidence With
Tue widow and eht.d1en OF ouz noble President
in lheir unbouuded sorrow.
ths, he e.cat 4st st.irsman seward, whose vision
and diplomatic ak,ll prevented var With for
eign pcwcr during th,s c1ri' VA, which has
0s 9s5 ny L e
hts precious eefy1ctB to bis country. we warmly
syn'pathize With him in ms shocking calamity
! Which has hcEailen him and his relatives.
R<s0irtd, That VOW to eupport onr new
President, Andrew Joan=o1, With III our strength.
10 all the n easu,es which lie msy adopt, to com.
emancipation t'scady begun by his Predecessor
into execution And we are convinced that be.
| the much tired Southern patriot. Will IN 10 way
FL to bring he aesI,d e. eaazTs aqa
| ment, in order to terminals the brutal Southern
.artstocrscy, Which Is guilty Of so much reason
| Aesolrtd, That in our conviction 1t il the most
Tie parry ~ 10 which beIong those assass'ns and
Ela Vote In Ills tcf1ib'e eris,s 6f our ce1wry.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
ut the regular quarterly me Ting fthc Hebrew
HenetoleLI soriety, lcfd on the 10th tAstaut,
| thalI Benjamin Schoenmau. J. Livingston, Elias
/ Greenbaum end Dayld Witkowsky, were appoint
cd COMMITTEE to bring in resolutions expressing
IDcnted fate Of our letc President They r:pos1ed
Wnr1;E4s. The asroc,ons nurder ot our all:be-
| 1oyed md sll-hcuored Chief Magletrats Abrahan
Lincoln, Pt1eldent Of the United States, hi: hled
| our hrRrts with the profounccet sorrow and
deepest aff1ctioo, ard has brousht sincere grief
sud Of every true friend Of Civilization and uni.
| yersal liberty; therefore
| We, the members Of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society, resolve that In the death Of Abraham Lin.
CO the u.t1on uaourns over the loss o. fts w,sest
chief, most benign ruler and its most pattiot'c
Resolred, That all mankind loses one OF Its fore
most and real tsneFaciorE, whose .nin- Mt virtues
snd wisdom, acknowledged while shil living, By
history that will transmit his name and deeds 10
po.trr,ty. as the hiehestt.p fcivii1zed mankind
and epligbt+rFo progress.
Rteoa, cd, Thai white the fanIy Of our late Pres-
itent hae Cur most heartfelt tympathics, In this,
their hour Of attllctlon end so rtest befeaSe-
mint, We 1mn,ore hin VITO Ia the father OF the
ujduw and the orphan, to console them In thia
their day Of trial. to soothe their sor:ow and heal
| their wounds.
zSsoired, That re will firmly stand By Andrew
sI bis forts to put down this wicked aud afro.
c1ous rebellion, crush out the hasharons spsit hy
It itexbihlted, and 10 eradicate sIaresy from the
borders OF this Republic
cOnEGIASs AND POLES.
Tie Bobemiars and Poles re- idert Of Chicago
held meeting ard reported the fo1lo,gius:
,"Ettcl.td, 1h't wc sre deeply grseEed At the
I
t>KtsoIttd, That re recognize in the nnttme9y
| lcss of AtHYhum Lincoln, the father OF bis peo
pie, the grea1est nsisforsane which could helal
'.Rfso7ted, That his erest labor, will cver re-
main CHERISHED in our memory, which AW0ke
new lherry IN the uhtted Ststes Of America.
| +.Res0EFed, Ihat It ia our hesftfclt desire th3
bis successor follow In the :ootstspa pursucd<aJ
he late President Of The United States, Abraham
llneo1n, ioE The liberties ot he eo.sat.y; -,
oil cur might. to support his successur
SCANDINAVIAN LODGE, l. o. G. T.
Ata resular meeting OF Scandinavian Lodge
No. bsa, 1. o. G. T., Brohcr Cowdery In the cesi
the following resolution was read by Bro: aeSci
ana unanimously adopted, rs the expression Of III
Hesoissd, Th.. Scandinavian Lodge, No. 5ss
taktntbe milton In the assassination Of our nobi'
Prc>iuelt, Ahrsh I'm Lincoln, aud we give 10 LII
beloved family our tears and sympathy. Ant
tues have been aseailed in me person Of our be
| loved Pres dent, VT fcnew on. sacred pledges. q
lsbof with redo1b:ed zeal in the support o! th
principles Of our Order, without wnlsa W sin
ccrely believe those institutions canrot be eGectu
a1 1aa g oae =
tien, ne pledge our nres, fortunes and sa5te'
honor.
NINETEENTH ILL. VOLS.
Ata meeting OF tue members Of the late 1otl
rrc,,acat II, vol., held in par!o. No. s.. Trensn
purpose Of offering tribute OF respect IN tn
memory Of our 1a'e ard be!oscd President III
| following we're unanimously a2tptsd:
WHEREAS, Ne, In eoumon with or fello = cid
zeps Of the United States, have heard vita he1r1
felt scsrow Of the eeah of our 1atc President
, | tinc when h1e Christian fort1snde and abl
etntesnsnthip were naost needed: belt
prrest patliot, anc II 1ilno1s her nobe.t son Io~ "
Etxo1red, That, although we already have serTe
three years IN assisting 10 crush this unholy r
on,seircs to once more 20 to1fh and 5attle for th
9essssn 99esfs. '''0n o. I'LL" o@oo' al" % e'sss -
Reto!ttd, That The family of onr late Pres!dc1
! have our heartlel, eympatGies La thar deep b
: 1taveuent, and we pray that the God of BitlE
protect and support them in this their hour
! itial.
Mr.. MEssEHyE.-We have, VIC fear, done tnju
tire to C. c. Messerve. the principal Of the New
!, berry school. In Mondays issue be was spoke
ofas the probable candidate OF tn: copp. Eheai
| OF the Thirteen h Ward. an | remarks were mai
ih,S 9as ns nas ae ~ h
| called upon us. and faEs that ne Is mo Cope
! head, that there is no more loyal msn than he
a. to lie czndidsey in the Thlrteenth Ward, an
that while rot agreeing with Republicans alt
rcther, he hss ever since the conmencsmsl
| u,,nittation.'s This il . good record. y
vi htraw the remarks made concerning at. Ne
~h5n on 1ty vas s1t
from tource entitled TO credit
RAILROAD T1cKxr 0FF1cEs-Deeply fnprcsse
, with the eolemnity Of the occasion f1he fpner
! services OF Abraham Nncoln), sc hesereby c1'
notice that our respective city Offices will
clos cd tomorrow (Wednesdsy) April 18th. 1n
ipc the entire day. Passengers desiring ucke
! on that day can purchase them at onF several
4 We Wonld a1so Eek ouch Offices In Chicago
have onr tickets on hang fSF sale 70 observe Il
sssss sns;., Western passencer sP aaent n,t,bnrc
;. Fl. Wayne I caieass Kslwsx 6; &c.
: | General Western PASSENGER Ae't ,1ice,gsn sout
ern Northern lnd1aR1 H,Ha4 ka1lfSaS e. Wrsrwocru
GeBcr>} Western Passenger Agent Michigan &c
q t5al Railroad.
. A17EHCs WARD AMONG TIE MonNoSs.-Art
mus-he who turns the world upside down
' coming hithes also. The following Ia from Il
l. Pittsburg Coa,1strciol relative to the tapressit
made by him IN the Iron city:
E AArteu,ua Warl had u full fudfcuce at Conce
Hail last NIGHT to listen to his experience I'm Il
/. | The Eoymuns~ The lecturer occasionally droppt
n,tbrd muth valuable Information concefn1
4 oteeryatscns concernine men and things the1
q Much ot his lecture, hovsver, was msde MP Of "
d | odd ea1inEs arc quaint concetts which haT: ma!
l. Ecpt BE hearers convussed WITH laughter. u
ltctu1cs arc illustrated By fome really cxcelle
d raucrs1nic yievs, those Of thu grcat MoEman tel
Die Sud the moon rising over the Treat SAT- Ia
II te,ng particularly fine"
FUNERAL OF THE PaEs1nEsT-The members
the committee sppointed at the last meeting
e the C1umon Council to reprcfcnt the city otllc'
II IN the funeral procession are requested to s
g half nast ecycp o'clnck, 10 make the necessary