Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-12
TnE DEAD ARCnBIsIIOP.
nEETISe on oArHoLIo orrlzENs
Tribute sT set-ArraaGsments fer the
Funeral Teddy.

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On Saturday night meeting Of the catho-
lie citisens Of washington was held at Car
roll hall 10 take some action 10 relation TO
tho death Of Archbishop spaldlng. Nicholas
Callan was called TO the chair, and J. Z. Mai
lett acted a. secretary.
Measrs. T. McNerhany, john Carroll Brent,
Joshua Huntington, DR.. Joseph walsh and
George Hardin were appointed a committee
10 draft suitable resolutions on the subject
who reported the following
whereas By the death, at an advanced HEe 10
the odor Of aanctity, Of Most Rev, Martin John
spalding, Archbishop Of Baltimore and PllmalsSI
Columbia, constituting portion Of his spiritual
children, have been deprived Of the wise coun.
sells, tsnder affection, and wAtchful solicltude Of
ss1.ss;ed an ds,5y osioyS S,. S shS,
lshed relations, II IL emlnontly proper that DO.
fore hln honored remains be consigned 70 the
tomb We 1hould give some expression TO The
mingled eentimonts Of profound reverence, sin
core love and deep sorrow that oil our heaits on
this mournful OCCASION; therefore
Received, rhatas BY the beauty, the simplicity
and the sweetness Of his character In life, our
amiAble Archbishop won the respect and Admi.
ration Of all-Catholic and Protestant alike
who came within the sphere o. his genial pres.
inga, 20 by the heroic courage, the nnrufn ID
caImness and the perfect resignation that
mArked the entire PeTlod Of BE Pro!rae.e lllness
The hoiinoss, Inc grandeur the subimity Of thai
Divine Faith whose oonsecratod emblem Is the
eross-that eros. which he iondly elasped in his
earth upon which his loving eyes were intently
nxed.
Msetp.e, Inat ln me nemi,e oi this lllns,riou'
shne me VnurSn m'tans ns. Ioss ~ soie ~. ~
vsn Nv M uaia Fslh.r pIns oioo s S
champion, Inc archdiocese Of Baltimore 1
Watohful guardian, eduoAt iou generous patron,
and charity n munincent beneiaotori while the
widow and the orphan the homelsn and the
ae.ut9te, tne .osrvwi anu me am,9ed III
,,s'ssi 1a,s,,s 1870 hsiSh,s IN smIi"s and
iinds,, words md noblsst bsnSfaetions Wsrs
always ETsciousIy bestowed upon the loWly and
the suffering.
Rssoiged, That while he Splendid and endur'
Ing monuments o. Arehohh2p Spaiulngp seal
ous laDot, ~ .ne glsc ~ ten ,, uIIt
sstahI,sbeJ. Inc shafebes he oreeted ne sha \
table and educational Institutions he founded
the eocieslasteal literary and scientific works b,
gave 10 the world-attest his earnest devotion
70 The aneient latin and VIII transmit ~, rev
sIsnd name 70 gratouali pG.tssty he VIII ey s
oScnPI aoonssp'onoul plaqS N the h'stoIy o. w
shs Javmn ~ Panai nsali,biIl,x n ~ greN y
EoumenieGl OousciI at home.
Received, That AZ a mark Of respect 10 tn,
memory ofou venerable Archbishop, delegates
from the various eocieues here represented, am
S,s sae.s.i ~, NanSn present. WIZ "''en'
R.seIr,a Ths, : canv ~ The so,,ro,r. -,
bic and resolutiona duly attss,od ~ ne ofnoer
Of this meeting, be sent 10 the Very Rev. Or
Coskery, Vicar General OF the archdiocese oil
Baltimore.
Addresses were then made by Rev. Father
Allg, Nicholas Callan, y. McNerhany an,
John Carroll Brent.
Arrangements have been made with u,
railroad company. and a special train vii
leave this morning att o'clock, for which
ruund-trip tickets Will be Issued.
The cersmonlcs attending the funeral vii
take place this morning al the cathedral ir
Baltimore. Tile following rs the outiine, a
| far a. determined upon,
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