New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
St. PAUL. ". A.. Church.

The Rev. JOIN MCCLINToCK, ID. D., preached
the funeral discourse on the death Of Ahreham Lincoln
dey ro0p, before congregation Of LOO persons
at bis church OF The noItleas corner OF ForHhaVe
md Twenty socORd.st Srorg interest was manifest,
ed in Of the wing soldiers oi tie Revolutionary
War-Sanue Dow mug, aEtN lt4 !eis--. ~. eccipi-u
seat in he oAaacel As bis lettering end .seble steps
and bowed form passed out ~ 5 car age a. the close
OF tie exercises supported Ga Doth SIDES ny gepttmen
heads we've uncovered, mad &c Was lfeetea N4I cheers
lis carriage was the following: Lhe hero OF the Rcv
ouiion m0urns fcr the ArtJr l'af.oi-Samnei Down.
Ing aged lOi years" Tie deliver! VI tc clscoul re
pied tec loGIs dgi. F.cA i.tQ4ent aIFITes'ed
muruurs OF or iuusc occurred teain followed ~ inc
fOw OF tears when some touching ausion was made to-
ire virtues Of our lamex,ct President. The text was
nom Hebrews, 18th csyii v. Dr. McCINTOcK said :,
Had We 10 trust in Him gho shall conquer even the,
last enouy the victory # a. grave which calls rs tot
cether TO day would fl our hearts with despair and
even with an the light Wllc. tie word OF God affords
and with al the strength which lam ilipIishes we
can still only say 1t Is tie Lord; His viii be done
Ills way il In tie Sea and h path is the deep waters
Yet in lie midst Of our darkness were we assured tna
"what lie eoeth we know rot row, yet We shhii anoW
hereafter" Heine saws that "inen preserve the mem
ory Of their desroyeIs better than Of her Denehcto
The warriors name Ouilests the philanthroplsts.
Yet-and it is Of the best sgn5of the tmes--eH
hearts are more than ever turned now 10 uoIa gTc'
ness The day is dawn!1g; even tho rising sun j.
dimmed by clouds and STRUGGLES up anne loon ~.
tears Of blood in which the Ectcrucr SIAN outshe INC
ConQueI0r; in which the Saints % humanity lTons
vet teuder-makng the present LOpeiG win thelT NC
stal l 10 mems ideal oil helosm. 80 With our Abra'
ham lincoln who feu fehting Uumauit's battles.
"But history will recognize one thing com
mon to George Washington aud Abraham i-incoin-a
pure honesty void OF sefsseAAf' "hen 'lo nyats -
party passion aud international jealousy nave uoalyr
when destruction lgs spent Us Aalice ana NAe
ous gossip OF the day goes tie way o. a.. ts ne pgS
OF Abraham Lincoln, in the eIa,eu aHeetyh M 10
conutfvncn and IN the respect If the world Nlh Nc
second only. IL il be second, 10 that OF ash4le'o.
we had not TO wait; the ass issll e4I VIC y % u .
century for the fame Of Lincon. " AeN It ny
then dwet upon the stunning Bow which was ceat AZ
80 Nation when Abraham Lincoln was struck oTi o.
tho eulogium which paid 20 hisnemory y ~ Nsss
and World as well as IuE Tribune ana hTiH' he
said In the Cathedral aid Synagogue the same notes
NJ pour.ing are heard as in the Protestant temple.
no streets are black with sorrow, and from the aboes
OF the poor the lamentations are as SAD as rom the
palaces OF the Iich. Europe respects ana Loncrs
lin and tho prafdcAh OF one n Us great
men is named after him. Why OIL tLlsf Our iiie
President Was not man Of high BIRTH, nor Of Diant
intellectual powers Of culture yet o. strons snu s9un
Judgment Not merely iOr his position as PRESIDENT
but for his moral qualities we loved and tou0ied nm
lie was fun OF Kindness ana tenderness without o
yeugciul feeling against any one. lbs manners were
unaffected but winning IN their simplicity which no one
was better witness oi Than Edward Everett. DR..
McCntOc spoke Of bis fOrpElng traits, when ne com
pared as Cbfistke and then described tho character
of Richard Golden and Abraham Lincoln as heinS so
entirely pike They were both champions Of freedom
both sprung from the people and both held the ighe
positions which the people could confer on them ne
designated Golden as one of the tTuest friends OF
America abroad and closed his remarks upon tie death
of Abrallam Lincoln as follows: Abraham Lincoln,
Patriot, Sage. PhilanhrOviSt, and Marty Hail and
faTeWe.L'
Or NoCLNTOCK then referred to tic good results
which viii follow the IIcsideAts DEATH lie said It
had done the work OF fry years in Strengthening and
consolidating this Government, and would teach tue
les Of Europe OF The sablenees OF Free Govern
Eneut and prove their theories false, and them to
trcmbie for their interests DIR. MoClntock closed
his discourse by saying Tat Slavery Was the cause OF
this that its off pr trea and asssass sinai
ton thet it is dead The people should that H.
never shoots up again.