The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-17

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be allowed Sr & mere nere snoua no, Io
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ssv;o bleed most purely, adequately Cow. There does
his SO al with the refreshments OF sa.vason Who would
vs. or dare in this and OF Gospel liberty to forbid the in
yhd Longing sou Let not their bread OF e the yite be
,ea.n.A sIsetn myssRH NonrAI.
by should That be Withheld which aaeTdea " SUCH decia
rasioni All the emancipation OF body nothing without
wnan Of the spr o az; ana coward n
a being the conscience to be feiered the beautiful word
dom to wohp Goa and liberty S Of Conscience are taken
away snail have no liberty whatever LEFT and might
Loudly The Lords voice ery unto the city purify
virtue in the hghways Wealth. which the idol OF the age,
Is breeding wholesale its ,oo,..
Ayarcs violates every Law of God and man honor WORTH
,ae criterion Of position and love gold
rhnss the
pas, are treated with rem respect
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alone such a state of things Lowy and d.
rect ohsks Influences T1s can s. alone seek e.
all other expeaens must is amid the moral ,smpests This
and s1a HnS %S .k :. the
se undued truthful! Christianity We much Of the
s as :aS ar" sna sAs
Oh many Fl S
pure consistent Christian lite is worth the
lump se'S has become sns
too much the habit 10 for the sake of its
The broken spirit he heart little work
which dss in the quiet retreats Of the soul which
cie and whose gentle electric touches nteruse gradual
a es hs SSdy %
Maker where inc spirit Of prompts heart and divine
3 s
ny IT,
seso ss &: s s s1S q The
| POLITICAL CORRUPTION.
as what H br record DO we in h; respect
has become another for dishonesty it's phases
siaa.ss and
@ the Of M
only eligible to 6se. BY, win his
sell his life, HIS soul, while processing to be
He intriguing with ignorance folly folly and snavery He
sells ST. n. dearest friend s,nsns ana
amusing himself while 'ns nPN Sarn
ans nod rather than principle he is e.psoted
10 n mot rSS se on
governed, msused people, He needs no Incarceration.
@ esssHonee be- saIs
eternay from the sympathes respect of mankind. How
much more to be envied the poor but honest
THE DEFEAT OF HONESTY
against corruption Is vcorya victory recognized by the
auy me Snase p "a Sae
moroid was nevertheless truly grounded
Better it is to die, better to starve.
Ty es III o %o.n ns ss s soS here
sa e cstH W yGHeae5 sn as
The ss on antique time Wo lie Snswep
nd S ia ovspssr Re- sa ss ny
To one that would do thus
Ye relatives and immediate friends of depared-wih
Ss sy s o Joy mEes IN your You
which viii always live in the annals of Upon
You .h are sed o s
'1' Assss, q r. sacred term ,sa mar
Sae by s the y viii they sleep and asr turf
seSn ssa
h e s sy the last they
naiy the Captain Of their salvation '"''nE
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such honor YOU have achieved fame which envy or seae
lion may po take away 0ess and men have placed them
generous and gallant commander downward you have
MOST COMMERCIALLY BRAVERY.
o nc TO mentioned ssn. Inc no %so nnvs
Fisk Captain Spencer Sergeant Beers prlva,es Pryor Grit
% se z.s sz%ps' snd ssf
present. fellow % @ yoa
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sisaal sood Of 6ommonwea.I You learnt how
THE MAN EVERY CREED,
stand ready rights baio, when.
bono a T @ you L SSr note be se y1r sacred
oes gadly do we welcome YOU infused with the spirit of
@ % o Sa will s .s c ps
viii we to I We are mos;
drop sss
The Ss Fs
ays be wasted on none OF but increase wis
H.s :1s sSIc's vi" nave
THE BODIES EXPOSED.
Al the ciOSe OF the sermon the casketS containing
| the remains oil the two soldiers were borne down to
the vestbule OF the church and exposed to the
s s S as ad thew the a o o 90 tine tine
| street. The Two bodies attired in full
dress uElofm, ana looked as natural as though the
| poor fellows were not dead but sweety sleeping.
Each o0dy was SO placed That the right hand held
! TIE UNIFORM hat a. II In a sort OF parade rest,
Wiule the leIf arm was thrown across the breast.
THE STORM AND THE MARCH.
The caskets were finally placed in two hearses,
each drawn by four horses, the band playing mean.
willie solemn dirge and all the regiments present.
ing arms Just at this moment the ram began to
pour down IN torrents. ana the vast crowd which
hed the adjoining streets on all sides fed for refuge
under soops, awnings and, in fact, In every place
where they thought they could he out OF the
way OF the storm. the Ninth and the other
regiments. so hgh was the wind and
binding the rain Which drove down the ave-
nue. with q fury that almost irresistible,
were unable for some time TO advance step,
and consequently had TO stand In the open street
Tor nearly twenty minutes before starting for the
Fofty-secoDd street depot. They however took
advantage OF the first ull in the storm winch &C.
Cured and began the march In the following order
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