New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Funeral Of the Hsa. ID. o. Dickfnss,.

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| BEoBMAroS N. T., April Is. 1884,
The remains Of the Hon. Daniel Steyens Dickinsru
arrived here Saturday last and the was attended
from his late residsnoehe Orchard yesterday aerrooa
On the arrival Of the ran which brought his remains On
Saturday there gathered at the depot large coacourss
OF the fellow townsmen Of the deceased who manifested 10
that manner something of the strong hold which the eloquent
statesmen had obtained the hearts Of those who M IS year,
had been bis neghbor In the assembly the old and thu
young the white and black grief madng irasr.
nifty unmarked by the distinctions which usually find place
in communities AZ about 3i5 the tran drawn BY looono
tive decorated with the emblems Of mourning slowly passed
into the assembled masses at the depot The reman which
nclosed in plain though rich. rosewood coffin,
principal streets the village bis late residence the
western banks Of the Chenango the corge being follows
bers Of the bar hease family and relatives czens
While the being carried to the late homo o.
the drapery OF mourning flowed from public ana brsnes
buildings private houses arrsyed in the same insignia Of
coded the body of the deceased friend and statesman Tha
which had often heard the voice Of tae man
eloquent" had It's four CorDthan pillars clothed with mourn
ing drape two OF them enshropded in black from top 70
bottom tie two inner being sprsy wound with mourning "a
indicate grief not without hope Above the pillars we're
white and black drapery and IN large Letters the words we
mourn the loss OF our tognsrs me orator ana A.
procession the house filed the air with mounil drge%
while the streets were lined with popuaee hustled on an
During the day Of sunday up three O'Clock in the AFTER
which was his late home and viewed by many OF ma
townsmeD friends and citizens the surrounding country
At three o'clock the obsequies commenced the as,
ceased being buried according the service the Episcopal
Church. Of which he was member Inc rtqa wess
OF chSst CSSfcb H. Dickinson being commncant Of tha.
body by the Rev Edward Andrsws the former rec
tor and Chaplain Rodman Lewis, OF the Navy.
The attendance at the funeral was very large
being the mansion grounds along the ROAD 70 an
70 view corpse continued until nearly four O'clock
IN msynbss Of he bar the ssrs Of the medical proes
the Masonic fraternity passed In order Dy the remains
TO take last view; and the funeral procession prepared 70
take I'D ts march to the resngpaco Of the friend the
orator The face Of the deceased renamed ~
so far concerned its marked features but the
effect Of death had taken fom much that made 1t iAaar
10 his friends and neighbOrs. ~. n
The order the procession Femen Bearers hearse
Family relatives and friends; Village Authorities Members
of the Bar Members OF Medical Professions Masonic
Tie Bearers we're Messrs Amri Doubleday Augus.ua
Morgan John Clapp esd George BUR- u; ~ ognmI1or'
As the long line Of the procession wound through the road
leading from the Orchard the cemetery tina people lined
the way in the cemetery multitude had assembled AZ
the grave the Last burial service was READ Dy ess
procession filed away from the last token OF respect M mem
bers coad pay remains Of their departed friend and great
Mr. Dickinson buried in the new Spring Forest Cemetery
beside the graves of dis daughter and son. and in family lot
closed and lifted up by himself
At the funeral there were many friends from distance
Gliding the Hon f. w Leayenworth exSeoretary OF stats
and Member of Congress from Syracuse; Judge Clark fom
OIferd, and Judge Rogers from Bgfao The Hon CUES W.
Hochkss member OF Congress from this district attended -
meaber of the family he and Mr. Dickinson having married
sisters Henry Myga esq., of Oxford the father Of John
Tracy Mygatt esq who sonnaw OF the deceased a''
attended Is friend Of the family
r Dickinson leaves brothers surviving him and two
daughters. HIS brothers John r. Dlckiason es, OF
Chicago and Erasus Dickinson, esq OF EcOttYle, N 4
His daughters Mrs Samuel G. Courtney wife OF the AS
sistsnt United states torney New ana MIS-
Tracy Mygett of Binghamon By SON. now deceased
Mr. Dickinson gTandsons who have fox many years
been members of his household Their ages are respectively
about IA and 10. So
The citizens Of his home withou. distinction Of politics or
nationality mourn loss of Mr. Dickinson eneprsing
citizen kind neighbor and friend and man forward "a
benevolent works HIS character was UNIFORM anu al
things from smallest act Of neghbory kndne to the con-
duct Of the important affairs with wneA he was IN
trusted enlisted earnest heartnes OF consideration
and execution to have filed all the space from
kind and honest citizen TO the statesman and capt.
waiting orator suddenness Of the blow has benumDed the
sense Of loss in the community of which be member aud
now as new occasions show the departure OF their friend sat
counselor channels Of grief viii daily open 70 tas eopa
who deeply smitten.