, 1872-10-16
Some Incidents Of the Close Of
Mr.. Stewards Public
Life.
The Grave Of Charlotte Temple."DnknoWn
Romantes Of Seemingly Common.
place Lives.

Ftuma Our 0,ca Correspondent

Eipna UuT 0nn Correspondents
NEW York, Oct. u, 1872.
We have made gallant fgh. against over
Ehelming odds, and have been defrauded OF we'll
earned victory for the moment,-cheated, not
routed or defeated! This appears to be the feel
ing among the Liberal Republican and Reform
Democrats wherever have been within the past
three days. It is patent to everybody that ne
lost Pennsylvania, at least, through the most
stupendous and barefaced frauds ever perpe-
trated in the history of nation that the feel
ins is rather one Of righteous indignation than
and alarm for the safety OF free
institutions than fear for the result Of the Pres
idential conflict. tits also evident that the pack
ing and dcolonizing-which cannot we'll be repeat
edata general lelection-carried Ohio against US;
that the feeling Of encouragement, which e1-
pacted to see prevail for weeks at least is all
ready giving way before q reso1ute determine
tioa to make one good, determined, and united
effort to vindicate the right Of the people to
self-government next month and the signs Of
kctive preparation for a renewal Of the fight are
seen On every side. I feel that We have no rea-
son to despair, and certainly no right to lay
down our arms, at the outset Of q fight so gal
lantly begun.
SOME INCIDENTS OF TIE CLOSE OF 1IR 6EWARD's
PUBLIC LIFE.
The news Of the death Of the Hon. William f.
Upon the mass su4 Il til tie 1ceaaau Community.
It was known that he had been
ssaduay e1oTng 1Ss Uea2er Il bod BODY s thoug n ~" as
vigorous as ever in mind; and, at his age, and
In his MANNED and crippled condition, death was
to be looked for ut any time. Nevertheless. no
Of any serious attack @ Of recent date
nifty Vas, therefore, he deeper. Adler pens
than mine will, long ere this has reached you,
have written lengthy obituaries and eloquent
eu1ogies On the great statesman now lying dead
at Auburn; for, in spite of the passions and
the prejudices, the hatreds and jealousies, Of
our day, he zcas great statesman, and
history Will inevitably accord him that place
IN tbs Temple Of Fans. will only Say, then,
as one who-as you knoW-nad pecxhar oppor-
tunities for knowing linn well, that ana eatis-
fed that death was welcome to him, and had
been looked forward to rather as pleasant re-
lief from cares, and disappointments: and phys
ical sufferings, than as terror and thing to
be avoided. The loss OF his wife and daughter
deeply afflicted him, and he never fully recov-
cred from those successive shocks. But the in
cidents connected with the death OF President
Lincoln: the attempted assassination OF himself
and son, and the subsequent partisan inquiry into
the circumstances on the part OF Congress, affect
ed him far more deeply than all the other trials
and at1ictions of his life. The fact that he,
while lying almost at the point Of death, from
the hloWs dealt him by the would-be assassin,
e,';.u 20 20 taat;tN .rp.thar Ia hod ~ Sad M
part in the preparation Of the plot which took
FROM the world his warmest and most trusting
a4.u oaI ,aaot ~ ao1a 49, ;+I - th
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e11ieu ~ a. sn1 t,sa,a 80 ,1.a3
he: always regarded as the most wanton.
cowardly, brutal, and wilful insult which
SIa,x. t;,,o =, Hfav;no r bora has,d Gn, olInda
Ily @e ~ ~ I,;ttaas1 1ate tsrns a,d n ,,a ;n'
Ssria1,r ~ iaT added. q mt to think tbat nv old
Irlenos st Auouin a1ong Tnom nau sp.ns ins
u1e, ana VINO snonia nave AnoMh eYeIs napu'se
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aat traitor because $1,000 a. ;nS POSI- m adu up
neln Johnson Wnen ne was Sssaleu an py pon1lc ';
9ueeks ana cnaflatans, marcy t1I paalsHn a Pur-
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nrsnta s 411nrsd to No hat he intande it AZ auch.
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&c ga,s e 1tHu 1ntter of FAR n,v
ard ~ Vonne Me s1exiean iadv Who had returned
w;4h bis nartv 7ro1n Mexico. and was then in ny