New-York tribune., 1869-06-22

very Pacific Ocean the daily papers speak and there
not, In modern civilization, place OF p,'%ef that can
compare with this And among those that aye DeeI e
builders up OF this great modern engine Of cylzaton
the founders but the nishers he stood tin most pre-
conducted the Press marked how sngulary lree his
whole has been from bitterness how he used
how he neither used the mahgn passions himself,
cited them in others But, rising 70 higher moral sent
ment bTeated IT In his work. and addressed those higher
feelings in those TO whom he uttered himself Now he
has departed Look back upon his career. II he welded
half OF pure moral sentiments it covers multitude Of
imperfections And this work he did. And tins is
in common with all Of you. have heard his instability
cited have heard 1t said he weak, trimmer" but
shivered like an aspen leaf. recall the time when
man was worth armes-those pivotal DAYS when what
We needed, above all other things hope and indOm
table courage. And remember-I shall never forget
70 ne gtateInl 10 the example OF this mamie instantly
without moments hesitation pressed 10 the very fore
front and let his voice out clearly without variable
ness, without one moment nchng TO the very end OF
this great conflict which has nodded again. national
people. If this be Trimming that there had been
more trmmers That duty and service, Of itself should
enshrtne a mans memory In cOuntry's history and
thanked him; 1 stiIl thank him. And 1 am
glad TO make mention, and to bear this
testimony Of his fidelity in those great days when to be
great required greatness of soul Ny friends 1t seems
impossible when speaking Of that but little time
cheerful face that we shall never take again cordial
grasp that we shall walk with him more, hear his
counsel no more-but he Is gone. Fallen in the very
prime of fe the next 10 years would have been worth
more to him than the last 90 He has taxed the
down prematurely because he has not lived
w m bma S bounds OF 70 S that there e
should be moderation in industries and that there should
@ nU & Se .nbeIns o e m & even IN e HE cbSo epa
the 1t may be that shall give some heed TO it,
for this is the place for instruction My voice eau do him
no good; can DO him no good py praise nor Dy erlucs
hope that there may be some beneht TO us from TINS
solemn For myself for YOU for ALL is there not
lesson here What Of him nOwl What these things
that engaged his powers Of mind and what are the cares
and threats and ambitions, the singing annOyances the
small strfes friction Of life the and tear OF life
what are all these things as we stand here ana look
back upon them BY this hour we should measure the
worth of all things What are all these things now hat
are passed. How base How useessl What best may
that lives not for himself but shall associate himself
for the welfare Of mankind, and especially OF that
behind him shall be his memorial For no man Is great
enough to be remembered in his sehness, ana for IT,
You strong the blood beats heafuy III your VEINS
but in short time you too shall be encotued ana you
shall be followed by those that have to speak your his
Won IIa,A you earned right to be spoken OF In this
solemn hour In S truthful honr 10 DC spoken OF graIe
f@G @ ian and fioG hSye y0Hr t Rs Tor While in it, CGrstany
purely, no6y1 Are you living in the ' Y gVul a,lu ~
ing service over the dead that you pay on come he 10
take on the vows Of higher title. You come heret
here once rebuke your passions. once more to
follow truth, It IN Jesus Christ TO take account O
perhaps, vows OF fidelity to God and fidelity TO man.
Blessed are they who, when they have passed away
place Blessed are they whose mOurners are those
that are the recipients of the kndEess that hath made
their memory dear to hearts which they have enriched
And now, tomorrow, and next week. his name Will be
familiar and many of will cherish it so long as we
live But this great, laundering city Is like an
ocean; and as when one falling overheard
gives one outcTy, and the flying spray
for moment dsturbs the and then is whelmed, and
all the roughness smOethed down, and the ocean no
fuller before and the great water rolls over hln
the great multitude VIII forget nm ana pass on lou
that are so important to-day may he lnslghcant
row. You who are taking mold of the very spindes Of
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great will roll over yOur head o. that God may
grant TO ali such OF our weakness ana respon
sbiity that we may so improve NE hat When We lay y
down may take II mp again. beyond the grave, ana
be gin noble manhood, where death comes more, and
where there is Immortality and blessedness
After singing the hymn,
would not lvs always, welcome the tomb"
the Rev Mr.. kellogg, pastor Of the church. offered
fervent prayer after which the closed with
benedlctOn The coffin was opened TO give the friends
an opportunity to witness the remains The remains
The IInited States Circuit Court Eastern DISTRICT was
adourned Yesterday by Judge Benedict In order 20 en-
able his Honor and others to attend the funeral Oh Tie
Alderman White offered, and Alderman Ward seconded
the adoption Of the following preamble ana resolutions
tie SewYok called dePos the sudden ani unumey
R5ed hat they bold remembrance apl bonor The career BY
which be acquired fame fI himself and credit fot The Se n ghel lie
Red That whether nember Of The Assembly Lieutenant
Governor Of tbs state or Repreutave Of the State Cru DIS
enabled bin to establish and maintain Journal Isa1ins as
Us coemPoranes and monao DIS lleil'S'De
industry writer aud editor . -, -,,,.si g. ,.r.,,, %
, sns i more dacut 10 make good and deeply ympA
tfe immediate relatives and fiends a. With bis eouaea al
k,a Tbst respect he memory Of h. deeeasl ne ag
Rd That copy the foregoing resolutions suitably eagosed
and framed transmitted By the Clerk Of The Common Cosnc to The
An the steamers which left here for Boston via Newport
and Fall River since Friday last have cailled aBs aI
hall mast for Mr.. Raymond.