The sun., 1870-08-13
SENATOR COBB'S FUNERAL.
NEW JERSEY's LAST SAD RITES FOR
HER HONORED DEAD.

dOtph'S Analysis OF EeOrae n. GObb'a
Character-Tbe Scenes nj the Iousc the
Chnrch' nnd ,ho Grnwo '"' ""'e' '"o
si..''.'.'' ~. ,"o ''''''.',, ,
Inc circumstances surrounding the terrible fate
Of the Hon. George r. Cobb and Col j. B IIeadley,
KILLED IN the railroad accident In virginia, have
already been given in full. 1t only remains TO tell
the story At their burial
n. le"s' ~U Person' "oh' W "orIls'o"n On tne
o'clock train yesterday morning For mtelli-
gent aud respectable appearance it would be hard
10 hnd the equal Of those VINO deDarked from tie
cars on their arrival. The flag on tic tail liberty
rO'v " 'no puo"o 'tuA' s"uus ''' ~ "'''-
in the sutry air, while the prominent business places
were draped In deen Manning IA early as iOL
o,o,oo, 49,, 80 ,,,e,,, .,,sod Pea,
O'Clock many OF them were uSo'y closed. Fas''nS
casyng % Sacr SHADE , and .GoroeS do hy residences
- ,,H 80 80, -, a. -
tiNihB eNuehCe oi fcnheuleht anu "e'''n' ue gene
raj manifestation OF subdued grief was observable
In the countenance of every passer.by. A walk of
-, -
mile irom the depot brought the visitors w the
HOME OF MR. com.
~ ~ i'''"' u"piV''n'i"E structure t'""u'"s
back about twenty-five feet from the pavement,
surrounded BY shade trees An abundance Of
- ,,.y ,, So
mowers uoueu inc garden' seated IN inc shade'
near the kitchen, aged negro, dressed with
scr,p,,ops ro,,noss bis bc,d no,.,d h.,,yoo, MA
hSn1s sSd hs w nnSc nSau e c @
ost \, 90 That vas n nrrc cIconcnt iri,n,e tN NE
,yor,h ot Cenrr n, CoiI ,, m ,S '.uuv y" VIZ %
o worth o, Tsorgo & II & oooo m ivan al tho sentences Ut
nov U'u, ise "s rr, uTn pVuy W Ines
conversint in low tones Annronchin, Them tbe
reporter banded one lns card and "opirod ,,bc,c
he eould obtain Information regnrjng tbe arrange
ments and also some pcrronal facts resprcfinS Nr
.w.un s,id n n,oo.on, c,cod ro,tto,,., ,o n
vbisrep ..Cov Randoipb can tell yau n"ra M than
apyone Know OF N- WI '0N viz"
Reoorier~ Nhers 10 bts horsoS
lnormant-Just back here OF Cobb's. on the
V'her roau you passed; 'he nrst house on tie let
GOV. RANDOLPH AND GEORGE 7. coBD.
ht & ns NJ. 'c ~ ,h p,acc oT HE
oaosu "''u', IL III ,Ivnrnh y .,nninp, ,oob,.ay
h,onl,, him 70 ,or,,co tii,eS with ntieman en-
gaged in earnest conyersa,ion
SET mo,a.. ~ ,oi,s ~, horoo g., h ,,ortro,
80" n,,ad onrs 40 mann who ,h tenor,er
.,hs.o no,,,. iparnes o. The Gnvorno,'s snn
ron,na, ia,r srJ ,ho oentIonan bjrnsoir an
rea,ad rothc, 1.u mi ~ nobt we'll nrnnoptioneJ
nh y, -, ' Ia "a ha,r y d,,,a a. a. ", "a ~, ,hi'
nss ,n ,ron, onJ NJ sanial prenosscssins connts
nance E1nlslninS Ms Grand. the repor,er was
W, "...Vvu EiInW w, ' ., -, Lnaniyyh o .h.n h
,,oassd A. ts,a SIN pen,e.nn,niiye evcrv ,asil,tv
| Pieaseu W .enu DUN iep'eeen'"Ne WHY '"eh''S
| IN my power. ,,. .r,o ,... .sa,.,,
| III mouen, uiorc ,ne 'Wo MeIc scaNu ~ re- y,
tired part OF the portieo, away from the kuot OF
takers. The conversation was as follows:
| ing features OF Mr.. Cobb's character.
about that as any one we were opposed IN Iolities,
IL true We had many stort political fights. But
| ne Nhr my nei,nOor, anu more tnin lna', was NY
warm pvIs1na, s'i "nnu , - ~ ' uu' aa' We was %
an unnnching friend, ana ne Was no ies' an
I
droppcu mere ne GU hot let ms poullcs interfere
Ml,n us social reianons hia9s, my hrs' hequ3int'
ahee ~,tn Inn was in VOnt'ual suugsle; ~ 50 Nap
frm friends Why it should nave been so have
| oiien wondered, for he was very Stubborn man,
| But notwtthsandi we got along very we'll
Here the Governor paused.a moment, and then
| continued;
| NEXT TO MS coysrAycY IN FRIENDSHIP
7 ,,orid s., c,r,o "a. rns, .r,,n. ,,,o.r,,v uo
| tnoulu tas came nis uhsNetNmg nievtlV', ne
| hah let iorluhe OF topVVo or SSpS'VN' anu an
| nv a''rS hnu Ton imis % ,; ~ uu & n'n
gV"u .ne ,AS " poSuni.IS o,t p.aol' ~ "Is YSSN ~
Ssl G Il ne hal more or.lns 'A'n any mth OF le
nupJJ0"" nno,, ,i, psy y" ns i'm n;, "' MS ~, ~, .
nhtc h. H. i;oSnJ a., ho I'm uo ,yas ,, hoc "a
by party ties so closely but hat he could see The
right. Tins he and he suN could have got
along togethe. hrst rate ,oT t.oush nc was i2
puonSnn ne was not an Auu'"i,srion @ H.. na, ne
the pnst NV years were mort, ,-.u sl,l'WY' II
Say wa. seS% 10 wp in IN. a1 'u u'1
"T ,Isrs,, ,i. 20 W., n M ~ i,,.t Ia s,1
I, m, one ,iay When sitting in I ySHcse Nc Il" now
:, prcs,i,nt Gr,nt h. = Jnn N, ~ ii,',tr,sor ~,
H. n,i rnmn.t"nt 10 nh the niacs II th.rsG,rc ~.
acron,s he vii roke failure and vii ihen hc 1 III
ed poiiticaly II he refuscs peooie Win saw il is be
c'use lie Is conscious Of his own ineno5rit, and
tbSrefore they viii dstrust him ia citHer event he
| i. n. led poiNic"lIy. -' Nv
rciycI tbs ners Of ~. romin,ti,n Ths o.i,ic, ~ ~
probably correct, and my helu To- exulain Gr Frs.
ngbnysc,' Icsl,,fcn 49, A'' "e'P W 'AP'''N LII
"IS7lul iS7l, scn "esiIl.,on; ,. , ~. o,.,,- ,-..
GOV Rand"lpH was o.ten sftc,eJ. AND sSotn Nil
! 80 i.'-'.st =, H. IL on,in,oi ' , VIZ ~
i.nrtn bnt Gcalig saii' ''"''n"'u az 'ous'u''-O''
-e''' " ''
MARROW ESCAPE OF GOV. RANDOLPH
| LET me present you TO my official family ant
| accordingly INTRODUCED the reporter to Henry L
| ht.seN' secretary ~ Statei WA. McDonali, Comp
t.oneri WIN. heMichaSl Treasurer; Gen. Perne
| Quafier!nasIer; Gen. StryAer. Chief OF stan anC
several others Tine only member ol the press pres
| cni was l.. Fuller, Esq, editor OF the NtplrI
| journal In tiir course OF conversation, Gov. Ran
dolph stated that he Scd Senator Little TO hay,
| accompanied Mr. Cobb, and had their truHki packct
but that matter OF official i,;-iness urryoc tod
| comin. m Lo "a a. o,t,ipoI ,,J srrof.,r / 49,,
|