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

m. death Of IN. great and good Chief Ms,s Of the Ma
in the hight Of bis sns midst o. h,
the assured triumph Of Constitution and The complete
Of the great Rebellion. ELY ~ By al
the powerful and most iortunae ier Of the
world fallen In his full and serene oigny and glory victim
the hate and Vengeance of tat DARK malignant foe with
which the nation has 80 desperately stiuseu ~. :, ~
calamity and ., this crime
Red That reveent 'ubm'siOn to the Providence o.
samighy Cod. by which he has smcn this nation WIN a
sacro acknowledge the goodness That gave end pre-
served to through maLiio periis ruler who's" am a
senrons forbearsnce Joined with HE ine xib sense OF
ustice intensified devotion to doy have carried or pc
ronutry terrible cou ct wth Conspiracy
Rebellion than Government has ever bei'rs e"eou
Reor,S Ana, 10 the life and public If Abraham Lin
cop snd In th. and admirable example Of what IN iree
.qas society is open TO The Efforts ana tue ege
ctz H. INSPIRE for deeper AID mo- constant oys
country for higher and hnner condfncr la tie NORA ana
political Institutions transmitted Gus by heroic sncr sots am
idsd and COZ 6red by the wisdom and virtue 81 nccesi
aud saved aud renewed ne to-day by the noble
sisnd aud strenuous toll: u ,s war now closing N np,
Rsoired That in the intrne, ab'orhng SUI re.
that his erry heert this bereavement we hnd the best
ribue the characf the :e,vie., Ihe virtue. o. s -.
Flowed President aud the heaviest AMI 'nafpe,t
Of the immeesurabe guilt which oompes,ed hi' dsn IA
1.-THE agony this great n the nd indeed as there
fyys. Mt house IA which there was not one det ,
\ R,rSd That in the cifcumsDcrs Of hi. life snd IN the
pann-r OF hi, death nothing wanting TO the
h. historic the ia pes OF M. country
and sr.tiude Wlat Washington aud his er'rfion e.ao
sLed Tor Is, Liberty, Ind pend,ncr, ard
At Lincoln rhed aud the opprr-sod are ree "a,
not without bi, life for benefit TO US aud TO
: the world . ii - "a,
great trun, H. by is great scon no. upitnduio Of me past
We, ever for the futs with confidence npon .e
rat on Of Andrew Johnson for The comeiio" OF the
say nation, tn. publication Of the people tie cure d'
eu.- of the Government aud the coidgn pu"stnst Of thr
which, rom the first gun tired at ioh sumter 20 we
Of the President Of spirit one purpose ana one
"Inotiye
q Re-. Iced That minee tear. with tie rei stricken
family Of lam~nted President and we tsid~r to them or
lrrlt In tis Hour OF their and the country
q grest bereavement. - 1t
Re,oirsi 1hst while deeply 'ympaiZe with the ianiy
the Afflicted Secretary Of State rejoice - rn MAJ Tue
the out that there j. eve
hope for hs speedy resolution to heath end the
4 service Of hi. country $3.50
n These resolutions were unanm nsly adopted.
4 Mr.. John H. White then presented tue snDJoihea
which was adopted
|. ksoei Tha. in the stuprudous crime OF me
of the PRECEDENT Of the United saes and The attempted
OF Secretary OF STATE anspsge u Inadequate
TO press hnou.ues. and onomiy; IA as p-fhdy ana
basone hsoIy has parallel stands solitary ana ALONE
without Precedent and aaress aud cen only oe es ea
a- euanstion rom tho legitimate ifa OF Sete''oh s'ey'
streasoB. aud the evil nearansie. 49,. A,
4 A Committee of Tea was then appointed TO attend
the Presidents funeral They proceed to Washington
I this evening.
Aner few eloquent remarks by tue Lon A. D.
4 Dit,enhoefer the Committee adjourned