Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

luus ii hy be-. sudden death The coli
ruuysr ne his funeral was snmvuso. The
church Nltro b, ind - honey mlHsterol
Nas drapol ia BLACK, and a weeping audi
ura. hu-h,a ,ui -a.,uu, bare Nltne.s tP
IA, nrl that hr Nas dCar t. the hearts ut
"a great mulumla. tpon his coffin wa'
plafrd q wrath ot exquisite Ilower' sur
muun,ll ~ a ,res, the gilt of New
Nofk ,mrud and w. -y,mcd asleep, -
r,twa nll lovely did be hook, The ln-
uyrA .rpNpra consisted u addresses 10y
dlhrtn' ,.rrgymrn, and Immediately at.
yer thyy N.g, concluded there was meei'
Ing Of lta church and congregation, and
thousand dollar, were contributed On the
spot 10 build monument 10 his mem.
CIV,
pr. Liult, WAS "a lalar,vu, ana pains.
taking minister faithful in his pasrorate
lalav, and during his lous lille iudehti-
cab. ma study, especially oi the Scrip
llrs.. aud a those author, VII" illustrate
thr Ishlr lla luv,d tho Mhlo and l@nt
V,urh tinie daily in trading 1t tor hi own
spiritual Improvement llc was omin-
,utll a lu,t al Igaycr Ia tho pulPit he
WIS earnest and impressive. His ser
mul,s were tu,l ul Thought aud high,
IA instructive. They W,rr delivered
with an junction. which made deep.
nupr, ION. on his hearers lie va,
"a wis and Udicieus counS"l!'f
tie loved rrvtyalS, regarding them "a,
harvest SEASONS ma which the church j. IN
yjgorai,l and refreshed, and in which
mulritudss ,huosr the good and commence
ar,lirious hil. He was deeply interested
5 .t.gls
Travelled extensively IN the South, aud
know ING from much observation the evils
attendant on slavery he reloiccd in ~
InMniAll aud in the prospect 81 the ele-
5. Walton af q race ot h0ndsmen, lie wHs
r SCHOLARLY in hi, taste, aud to the time Of
/ his last sickness, hc read with delight the
best authors. both American and English.
In his >neial rrlutiuus lac was always the
Chria tian gentleman Gentle and VIM
/ ming in Tai, manners. his heart glowing
with kindly feeling toward his friend,
aud constant in his friendships, he had
) troops of friends who now mourn hs
! death
I We canuat close this sketch without re-
: minding nur readers that DIR. iinley
= owed his preparation for usefulness I" one
/. of our own colleges one that has sent
= forth 10 various walks of usefulness, .
i large and hounrCd number OF graduates
Z whose L,bar in cur own country ana IN
Il foreign lan,ls, have advanced the highest
interests oi mau and the glory of the Re
lecmcr. Nor can We torhear 10 add that
=. hc is one oi the large number of the sons
:, of Cornwall who pursued their studies IN
~ the same Institution and who rose 10 emf
q, hence in civil life or We're equally re-
: nowod and beloved in the sacred proie''
SION Vermont Chronicle
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,f where giving entire satisfaction. Ask your drug
# ei,t for il. --
" PolIrIcNi FACrs.-Martin Van Buren,
I'd is the only man who held the offices %
N President. Vice-President, Minister t,
to England, Governor Of his own State an,
~ member Of both houses Of Congress
III Thomas III. Benton is the only man VIII,
hold sea, in the United States Scnat
for thirty consecutive years. The oni,
,, instance Of father and son in the Unite
H.. States Senate at the same time. Is that
Henry Dodge Senator from Wisconsin
and hi, son, Augustus c. Dodge, Senate
from iowa. Gen. James Shields Is tn
only man who ever represented two STAT
y. in the United States Senate. At on
h, time he was Senator from Illinois, an
We subsequently from Minnesota. job
+. Quincy Adams held positions under III
be Government during every admrnistratlo
M from that Of Washington to that OF Foil
Of during which he died. He had bee
in Minister to England, member Of bot
ny
Us and President of the United States. II
cd died while member of the House
mt K Representatives.