The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

DsArH or Ex-aoy. THOMAS H. roHp-Msny
Of the friends Of Ex-9ov. Ford, and especially
ons q sy IN S 10
hear q the denise Of this man q GENEROUS and
noble Impulses, whe expired In the presence Of
hin, ~ o'eices On Saturday, syenins. Two or
three weeks sipee Mr., Ford Kindly and gladly ac-
espted an invit.tion 20 deliver an address before
being the occasion Of their anniversary. Al that
Of the Temperance cause for the space Of about
theresftsr In high state On preparation, which,
tbs said, laid the immediate foundation OF his
fatal illness, and he soon Afterwards took his bed
Virginia, on the aad Of Augnst, ISL, and expired
IA .n s n M he Hsys, ws
nens IN political sircss sn S H %.ns %sr%
A. hs 9Ss e. ne
seat Of war, And did his country good service.
to this city during the session Of the Thirty
sixth Congress, when he received the contract
for the House Of Representative printing.
on the ticket with Salmon P. Chase, for the
state OF Ohio, which once he Allied with marked
ability, and IN 1853 he again came to this city
tering into the practice Of law, Here he soon
made for himselfa host OF endesring friends, and
during the past summer, much TO The sratiaes.
Temperance cause, and was the most ardent and
SUCCESSFUL supporter II had 10 this city.
MI He "a, .uS nI,s 20, s Pyn
sncc Society, ne being the Worthy PstrisrcR Of
yin two the
Tho funeral service viii be delivered By Rev.
tSe an active G aesSa. G1
exerting himself Especially as teacher in the
Sabbath school. The remains will be deposited
psratory to removing 70 the STATE Of ohio pre-
w.spsen pE CIV :. r.n ns :ss s %ssVs q. ,nc
CoonBs, o. X. Harris, T. q. Clayton, William
McPheeters, and 7: A. Aiken, having expressed
them:siye. fsselinsly and eiOquently in cOnncc.
Whers.. ~ q mysterious dl.gens.sion Of
H. Ford, ha, been called away from the field OF
Bs a resoiued, That, in the death Of Brother
Ford, the cause OF temperance in this District, as
Of hs N Ss:S B,
deplored BY the friends OF human nifty and sobriety
Resolved, That from the time that Brother Ford
self to the cause Of temperance Is with h
zeal, fidelity, and ability, worthy of all praise,
and the fruits Of his lnbors now cluster around
thraldom Of intemperance, and distressed fami-
lies made prosperous and happy, -.
their GTc.psq. and esteem for the de-
noon.
Rs,oired, That a copy OF these resolutions be
token OF our condolences and fympathy. " "
/, msotssaI rhM .nese resolutions be spread on
'ns J .eoonus y, mi m 1oGle{ ,
Dr Wowsrs " A IN ,bs =, a. pv VIAL hee.ng'
J. T. uh9mpson, arthur shepherd, y. X. Harris,
VIM, McPhesters. Franz MeNerSsny , oi g Hno
s. Delhi, testia ed to the sorrow Win thu which l
to hi, msny fpo sse austs .her chiei oce and
Whercas ~ mas pleased Almighty God to re-
4 IRON gu, nids. our peioyed orothcT Thomas
therefore. ' "o''"' fA'''"''h VI 'h'S nNiS'oh'
Re,olved. That we deeply deplore this sad dis
pcnsaon OF Dvtne rfovidenee as not only an
this District, but as & bereavement extending
Rs,oised, That the rapid progress. which the tenn
triet within the lsst nine Sonths i. due, il !.
Iafse aegtee, 70 the zeal ndelity, and ability
VIII WI when ~, gu, Iamented ofother devoted him
'hIT4py; ,.. r.., It'll. a.. ,.,
he,otpe6, Ihht while the deceased was cs-
pss re- enssSea 70 Us ms aoGie en3rts 10
soeiati12 with " to admire him as a man rich
IN ,n.einctuai gits ana 70 love MIN as one whose
s ,,pn mss an oSerhowins FOUNTAIN OF generous
R..0.sed, That ~. division win attend, in a
Houy, 'ne uhera, OF our deceased ofother and DO
i.h M otner I,yslons aho temperance organ
ihaiohs 81 this DistIiet 70 unite In the perform
nnGe Oh 'heHe last sau rites 10 MS mortal re-
III pnns;,., r,. ,...,
M nnf, tnN tSpy OF these resolutions be
e e..,,h 10 the family o. the deceased,
n.thv "'su'""'e' VI our oonuoiehee anu SYM
P"syi o,,,o., A.. u,
,,n,a SSIo ,i, 'oasy he@nemoeIs OF tne wash
.nsn MI, " ~ ~. M IN tne climLhal court
ommemors,Ye o. the death 81 Hon. Mr.. Ford,
~heh oh'e' Justice cartier VIII PRESIDE
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-. e. % ~ m,n, EHkTs 10 CkLE-
20. 80 sa DA,hh'Ih meeunB Oh ueic-
Ki.t, ,to.n dine a OathoIio soeleties OF the
p.iI ~ ns,u yene.aay atethooh AZ Sarroll
~ 81 pstsi.I t AN 'or 'he eeieprA'oh
VI 1917 N.Y.,
~ ,Uiii, " pa.nn was calea on 70 preside,
~" ~ tai,a,nt ". hnhiy omclateu as secretary.
" Pete, wsre represehted ST.
ne,sncs snr,s,,. ,r Gea. ana 81; Aloysius TEN
TS, S Th ttns p9neVoieht Soeiety.
inc Ohair ststcd that preliminary meetings
n nHn ZEN neia, out tnst tnih meetlng mad been
Ss.tIn. 81 p,ptL1 ah n arrangements ior ceie-
49,, o.. a,a ~. aay.
.nnotntS ~ Val pIeeotGGa " commntee
Pna,,s" Pletus mceung, mat the ainer-
e,nt sT'Sb meet she CIy HAL, AZ 1850
oeeA, o'' Dominieks society 10 mead the pro-
h,, .i.'Is os ~ wsv maao 70 hmeha Ihe programme,
~ s,vlng me young Sathoiie Friends Society