Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-04-04

ih'NHiul y" NC thAn -
| fear. | have no b,' w. ~ ~.
will prepare eyerytbi,'' -.
by them among that - =
buried" Mr. DoolitO, 80 -,
versation between hinss ~,
ted, whom he had cop%S I,
as an elder brother ,I' an,
the Gospel and Of it,''s
ness and in health. N,' Ia
marks were quoted. Al. 10
to Mr.. Doolittle in a., -,
ter a long. thoughtful n,, a
trying to recall il therc.' 10
ing upon earth whom H. Is,
wronged or injured. I n Il
member any; but II tbr ],
! that God will forgive ~ II
After referring in GLOW, a
last words Of the dying h, Y
little closed as follows d d
and friend, we honor hin b
noble character, we che65 Il
as a true and faithful frie,I Y
and as a dying Christian 4
Gus example he has left mi .
Col, VIM. T Nichols n 1
half of the citizens Of h y
the people of Vermont. M &
accepted the mortal ren,i'
nowned and honorcd Sen,
but they would guard their !
The people of the State viii 4 I
by his services and his bl,D !,
not unmindful that bis !,
name and fame were p,t
yet his State appropriately I
est and unboupded pride h
tor, and claimed his nam, III;
Vermont. In conclslon ca
they would sorrowfully adj .s''
commit his mortal remaiv III
10 a spot of his own choos,
chisel for him a granite shat II
and simple, like his life i
and strew his grave with NJ
preso.
The body has since rl q,
Court Room which will Be, VII
pnblic to. morrow, giving d.
nifty to view once more, od
time, the counteuancc Of ID
Senator and much loved ID
was the friend of all
Flags have been displayd
to-day, and many of the priv
are drapcd in mourning,
The death of Senator w
priately referred to in all y
here to day.
His funeral will take lla
at one o'clock, from the q
church.
TO THE ASSOCIATED n
After the eulogy upon the
ator Doolittle described the
of Senator Foot. He said
"He was to me like a faths
brother. In those intimat
came to know him we'll an
more; but | did not knoE
loved him. until, standing at
the dying man stretched ot
and clasping mine, said; d
sou have always been kind I'd
good brother. | can never
but you know where yourrFm
could not speak, but he cEarI
clear and distinct voice, vha
bcamcd with heavenly light
the gospel and its consolation
and in health.
Among other things he said
cy of God has been very ga
this sickness ; have 50 manyE
so many angelic visitors ana
seems as though a cOmpan
were all about me to bear up
spirit.
| will not attempt to tIIgi
said. Before | left the rrr
he said in the same clear vOlaGE
The Lord reigns, let the eaEi !
is well that He does reign, ad1
have reason to rejoice that he'd
Yes, God reigns over all, thhI
doubt of that ; we do not coaI
world by chance, we ale uot'l
accident, we are born to meta
| was not present when be u
last, but from the account whAI
Immediately after from th's
present, his CONSCIOUSNESS REM
to the last, and his utal
tinct almost to the very last y
his last words, distinctly utter
another message, which speaS'I
you and to me but to all men
time. In all history | cana''
to have read of a dying Chil''
last words were more touching
emily and more triumphant o'''
the grave. Seeing his time v
the words of the 23d Psalm
repeated to him by his vile
her to his side, folded bis OIL
her for a moment. Then as s.. D.
became choked he said q" NH'
be death? so easy? has it come !
In a few moments, with bis u
mp as with a soul just enteTlI
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