, 1865-04-25


other OF the outbursts ri fhnee fenJtsh pss:fous
which the iph:rtut!on Of human e1iv.rJ IL ct'eu.
listed to develop, aud hereby ex?re.a our uccoua-
no5 only Inc csu-s OF al our present n uoast diE
tcu1tT, hut epeci.e Of barharl-n. witch. in this
SegeI se ss en nt@o.i
for The dea,h Of our rauch respected sna ever |
raithipi President we also feel de<p aud burn |
ing indignation a. has o1ats s9a os9nsxoas assas,
expressing our utter detetaIon nor only o. t1ose
actually ENGAGED In tie murhsr. but also Of those
who Or shs sah{ okep o our
gard aud esseem for this greet snt good uaan,
Abraham Lincoln, and ~ IN exp essaon Of our
detp borrow for bis nnnmfiy asa'h, VIII wear
cxaps On the Lett arm for thirty days,
Freedom. -
rnsEnoA, Apru 70, 1856.
Editors cbfcsgo Tribune:
The people Of this village met pursuant to
the cali, to pay due respect today. Attera
discourse from Rev. ". Bachelor from the
words Il L Prince and a great man has fallsn
in Israel" and voluntary remarks by several
present, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WurR.Ag:1 In Tbs m1dst Of cur rejoicing on ac-
count Of The VICTORIES, with Which aeaxaa has
blcased our arms, The sanc poWcr~hfch has
attempted the life of tho nation, has now sasceed-
trste. and wc ieas, inorta'ly wouudia, bis secfa-
Htso1eed, That il the death Of our beloved Pres.
has fallen, and the nauon is Called upuu to NOUN
tbs departure Of our second Washington.
& a ssg q ef1ss
''isi Rtsoitsd, That we humblv and dsvoat,y pray
tie Fsthet Of aI Mercies tplf The lIfs Of dscre-
tasg Sewar,l t, Ibis already afflicted nstlua.
Resolrtd. That though greatest wlzest and best
OF men fall IN cur eouutr5 q cause, our confidence
that Iiv,ue Providence will save the lie Of tue
naiiop, and yet make 1t the light Ut the werd, ~
{ull and untttn.t-hed.
Rssolced, That, coutdiDs 10 the fullest extent
fiji The bitlfY patriotism anu Integrity Of Andrew
johnson, upon whom the Presidential ONCE 1ow
deyu!vts, we, With al! the loyal men Of ths cuua-
try, will rally around hun, aud give hte 9mtnls,
generous support which waH accorded to that Of
his lalnented predecessor,
ucnoQa.
Ed,tozs Chicago Tt1auae:
WEsosA, April 70, 1855.
At q meeting Of the II. E. Church Of this
place, III accordance with the proclamation
or the Governor, the house was filled. 4
very able ard entertaining eulogy upon the
Lie and character Of our reycre.d President,
deceased, was delivered by Elder Richey.
4 Committee Of three, to draft resolutions
expressing tile feelings Of the meeting, was
appointed by tie Chair, viz; Messrs. F. E.
Bond, o. Sp1ingstead and 4. Bower, who re-
ported as follows: ::
W1EnEAs The atcursed hand Of treason has
treason has thrown the ceep:8t gloom over our
,tfpp. By the assassination OF Ii. lllusrious
Chief Kaeistrate. at IN hour when his wise de-
signs were culmlnailng In human liberty anu our
na Iesoitsed. that while We mourn with nnattsra-
BIO gnef the calamity that b - beallea our uatioa
In s oss Of our great E3an an r
Sympathy 10 The bereased friends Of ths deceased.
RtsoIred, That We return our heartfelt thanks
10 Almighty God. In Th0;e provlaelct tau we'll
dir cted blow seems to hare been aye!tel ison
The fatal de.1en Of the ass a.sn npon the lte Of Sec
rttary Seward, and that We nn1te ~ hnm9te sup, s
The EeFyice Of the nation.
Rtsofr<d, That it Is our duty, as citizens Of The
United s!aIet to S1send to m psesiasnt Soans9a ~
rrtaip) cur coreiat sympathy, easncst pta5ers anu
hearty support in this hour OF national nsreave-
ment an4 public danger. H. u. BOND.
Stnpcn.
SEsEoA, LaSal:e Co., ILL.,, |
Aps1l -, ISIS. !,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In accordance with the recommendation Of
our worthy Governor, that all societies and
communities should meet and hold appropel-
ate religious services at twelve o'clock TO-
day, to show our appreciation Of the yi'tues
and our earsows for the melancholy death Of
our late beloved Chief Magistrate, the peo.
pie of Ills yi1luge, as II by one accord. with
out reference to political party or Religious
denomination, gathered ut Armour's Hail. at
ttmt hour, The Hall, which was nppsopri~
ate]y decorated with habllimeuts OF mou r.
ing, yTas derse,y crowcd with people, who
| listened with breathless Interest for nearly
twp hours TO must excellent discourse, de-
| liycred BY the Rev. Mr. FosgAte, Of Morris.
| Tbe speaker eloquently set forth tbs lnesti-
mnble character aud virtues Of our late dear
| ly beloved President, and held the audience
spell. bound during h;a entire discourse. All
| present secm' deeply Impressed with sense
| Of our irreparable loss, and seemed 10 realize
| the fnct that the greatest man Of the nation
| and the age had passed AWAY, There Is per-
| fect utanimity OF feeling and sentiment pre-
/ yaiiug among the people Of this community
| TINT d great calamity has come upon the
| county, and that the beacon light ot the OPP
ptrssrd has been blosted out by the foul band
| OF the assassin- SPECTATOR.
| Resolutions Adopted by tho city Coun.
| Gil OF ,Auboy.
TnKnEAs, Tho Supreme Ruler of Nations, in
| dtspo1tug the events OF our nation. has been
70 nnS. " gosna de1b our
| WuxnEAs, Ills funeral Is to take place this Day
/ In the clly Il " a.hington: therefore be II
KtssIrtd ~ tie Iayor and Guy Council u i.'s
citv, That vhil~ We humoly how 10 the Will OF
'sllm that doeth sli thinRs well, we cannot bat
deeply feel and sincerely lament the trscpatable
loss to our country, ana take this opportunity to
| rxpree- our deies1Ation and utter abhoTfenca OF
TIC cUwardly assasstn by whose hand fell our no.
| E. true and ilIustftons President to whom our
e:t2diE se2hiasfaa s 'se'" ''"'' AA"'A Tho
EttoI;td, That, While we deplore our own aud
the nations loss In the death OF our phi! inthroptc
| ttstesu.au aud i1lustrtous President, that our
/ gsstptst syE,y athieB and sincere cnndUfeace ure
| extended TO Lis bereared widow and fatherless
chilGrcn. ....-...
.Et4o@ffd, That the Mayor, Aldermen, snd other
| for eixiy days.
! Iesoistd, Tint these resolutions be fusnsshed
the press and incorporated in tho minutes OF this
| rae ting.
ANNOY, april 10, 1865.