Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
Meath Of Henry J. Raymo""'

n1;tor-in-chief OF the NcW Aoi
The prominent position he occupied as
leading editor and politician, make MS
loss to journalism in this country one
graat,v To be mourned. His identlhca-
ton with Vermont, where ne reoei
education. and his widely extendeu M
nourso with the citizens OF our o'''o
.to 1o.+ thirty years, requires more IMAM
announcement of his decease,
M man in the nation had warmer and
moro attached personal relations OF friend
shin than did Mr., Raymond among the
ueople of Vermont We shall foroear
from general history of his life and ser
vices. leaving that to other hands whose
relations to him make them more compe-
tent to put them on record. Neither shall
we indulge in rccapitulation OF our own
agreeable and pleasant relations with him
for many years, but merely enumerate
two or three incidents exhibiting his rela-
tions to Vermont and some of her citl-
r. zens.
Mr.. Raymond graduated at the Uniyer-
sitv of Vermont in 1910. Among his
classmates, were Hon. Dudley g. Denni-
>an, of Rovalton, Hon +. L. Woodbridge.
If Vereenncs. James r. SPauldins, OF
New York, J. 5. u. Taylor, of st. Adams,
Daniel c. Houghton.
Perhaps no three classes have gone out
from. the halls Of the University which
have contained more individuals who
have @nined prominence than the two
that Immediately preceded Mr.. Ray
mond'. and the one that Immediately fol-
lowed with All the members Of which he
naturally came III contact in the varied
relations Of college life.
Among others who. although not class-
mates, but we're members of other Glasses
and associated with him in college may
be mentioned J. Sullivan Adams, late Sc
,retarv at the Board Of Education, Hon
John f. D.@tuo, Of Cavcndi>h, Alexander
Mann, OF Rochester,, \. y. Rev. Calvin
Pal.r. y y. Hon. Jahn Gregory Smith,
Hon. james Forsyth, of Troy, Rev. John
Henry lIopkips ir., George L. lIought,n,
If s. Alhlu. Charles r. Marsh, of Wood
-t1.l,, Rev Prot w G. II. Shedd, ID d., OF
New York. Hon. Torrey T. Wales, of Bur
tngton, Hon. Robert S. Hale, of New
ork, Rey.ChArles Z. iarker' ct Maine
Hon. William Highly, of California
John y. Baxter. Esq, and C. NJ
Dtyry E>.I, of Rutland, and Rev. VIM
r. IIarriek "f Clarendon. Me-~rs- Ray
mad, Woodbridge. Hale and Highly
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\ we glance back upon his life SO rial
in native power, and in accumulated and
fused resources. there are many trait,
worthy of admjrlt;on and which marked
him .,- a man of p. tiy' '"s''r'd""'''c. L
was developed by education ana s'o''
intercourse. His opinions were POSITIVE
because they were well founded, and Wi
cou~iderc.I but they were never asserted
obtruSlvelv or duamatically. lie had th'
largest federation and finest amcnity 10
men holding oppo-ite.opinious lie ha'
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