, 1869-07-27

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tltN fla dsattI wa nv whally aul.Mtnh f,F
1sa :, sss,s sss ~ ess, S % s e. s.. :.
have htan intn'a Al1efnnces concerning ut.tiay-
cTnnr craVo'a political caEoaF. few men hays al
universally achieved Ihd rtaIsst os all Partlrs AMI
Ps.'acllahie integrity aah npHahtncas IN every ~.
M!ton, public ar private.
IL Sng IL eSn na[titxta a va:
death lils fAtarr WI iafnsr ID modsla:s @ t. eit H.
iaughI school 1t Da1tmontn, i many \ Now EnS.
land Jou'h hss dons, although he waa IN = l.a1si:
10tlAQlc y 8ElkEA4CA+GI ANu :" "HG4t.MaH4 -
lie married Miss Mary Ann slocutq, at DaT.moutn.
and removed to Ne. liesliort, where hu t,tcarlt,
civil engineer and j9ined the State militia, rising
Offices IN New Bedford, While that piAcc WA
town Collector or Treasurer for 1lteen
years, AlteFward he Was Police Justice for sesen.
man ior mans Jeass; aud was also Secretary or
the bedford Commercial Insurance Company for
some {eafs During the ta1ter part OF this tine hr
btcsne Interested tn Ohio and Michigan Land pur.
ID $50 hs removed to Htchtsan, sud Settled
upen iaua4 he had purchased on Flint Nyer.
business, and soon became noted and successful
business nan. Indeed. Al business man. he was
enterprise. It VS. iafse,y through III innpsaca nee
that the Flint / Holly Ka1lroad was constructor.
and be was souae time President Of tbs, conpany.
the region about him. The Consequence was ihst
be was Roon d1aHn INTO public LIE oetng frst mata
Mayor Of Flint; then, In 1863, sent to tbs State
State. and reelected IN 1855. In his odlcaf posi-
t1onA he displayed the business hab.ta and euef-
Eetic cnEHon seuse for which be Fas IIstin-
and faithfully; he rade himself tonreEsanf Ntth
Ill the atera interests Of the State and labored
2 promote them. He was never really poltt>
clan: h1t he y ~ afTayA acle1F-he1deu, I1l.see-
Ing. public spirited cit1zen. Perhsps no Governor
i The State eyer devoted more labor 70 the cara
were almost unique for their e1actneas
md nlnafeness OF ssaten'eRt, discussing ali Tho
state Interests IN close business s{yle+
Since his retirement from tue 9n6ernatpstsl Of
lee, hia life has been IN unerentfu1 and quiet one
spr come yeaEa he has been A{Illcted with an e1-
EEIrEtJ PAINFUL t1scASe, which has. repeatedly
loosely attended 10 all his public, and large pEiyaie
business, In person. 4 few weeks ago,
,e endured the dltnrus and dangerous OPP
ration Of 4thotony, under the care or
y. Willard FaTteI, the noted surgeon
II New ioEk- Ills health began .mmedia:ejY 70
mend but he nEaln applied himself loo closev
o certain Unfinished npkltc btstnexx ana WAg
seized with fatal relapse. thus, probably, per-
s hing from Indulgence In that energetic intIsrry
4 hich has marked Ills euttEa career.
Ills family consists OF his Mt1os, eight daqrh-
Efs and ono SOU He niso MAI the father Of one
et In New Bedford Two Of hts married laugh
.rs Iealue IN Boston, Massachusetts, and four Ia
his State: the other two arc with their npthef,
i Flint, Governor Crapo was a member OF
hurch generally called DiBctples His loss Will
'e universally deplored by ali the people OF the
tatn, irrespective OF party OF otheF di11erencea