Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03

7 Lewis Neale: Sr.. died II his residence n the
country, of Pneumonia, in the seventy-ninth
year OF HE aye. Inc dra:h of such a citizen
deserves more than a passing Rot.er- He was .
native of Louden caaniy, Sikg5sia, but was
raised in Wool county o: tls 5 I'M. state, where
ne settled hirn--l: after mIrrisSr. aud raised u
large family. Ry Industry, ecouomyrand strict
Integrity. he accumulated = competent fortune,
All removed 70 the state \. 4. ISIS, in order 10
secure hom"s for h, children. and be near thc'n
the remainder of hi- life.
At ta- outbreak o!the civil war, his s-rrpathIes
were deeply inclined N behalf of ihosr whom
he believed To he cnaten'iinc for those fuadanlcn-
rl principles OF constitutional liberty Tor which
his fathers hail successfully struggled in the
American revolution. The twenty thousand
dollars worth ofproperty Accumulated Under the
AEGIs of the constitution and wresiet from him
by II single stroke Of Il Legislature. avowin-
.rrI.inrut loyalty to that Constitution. was tIt
Al insignificant item ufTa- los that he expert
enced in consequence Df hi a'thcrynce in SYM
pathy 10 thc principles "i thg eIScs %! the l;rvU-
iatiOn. The loss . / two Tnbie christian sons.
Ja-t eatrrin= upon ! most promising manhood,
Wa The great sti .ctIOn oi his life. from when
IL, spirit nrv,.r, 4 med FULLY I" Recover tEit JOY
rs Dfiay incy which WAS one 81 has prominent
characteristics
A. n Citizen. h, was from carly life character
izrd by 4iaIg, straightforward honesty With
aim, mis- word wa, - binding ~ his bond. anu
his integrity was uHIInleacaabie- This integri-
", inherited frDm Il noble aHrr-iTX.w WAS strength
en-d and f"r.aied b. h, Religion Religion WIS
the element Ia while. his SOU delighted most 10
move 1t WAS uppernosI liz Ia thoughts AZ! Ia
nj conversation. Ia this too, II IN -verytI!u-
lie, h WIS plain and practical. H. WA i Meth
oil. = Of i.!c o!d school, and had hut littir patience
VITA ! religion wn!ca DID not radically change
tEIe hear, and .it-. ~ we'll a. inyart peace and joy
t. 'hr SOIL N,.n I'm, tho kin-,!rm al 'u.l was
a.; H.; M.i.tr,ok, hut risAtr,as.Irs> peace AMI
= IL ra' IIny n.o,t: and 80 r. ma ever
more fu.ly amt constantly cNcIuI itiic,l The it,IrIr
r''rirI.iur~ u: 3. truly CHRISTIAN cI,.I,u Il drawn
hy 'ar great apostle III Was !.itsen; in bus
mes. a...t irE.rH, III spirit MG. \v,i- knew
.ar NA.i.~ "t m nc, Int II wA> MOI i rpyrta.!s
uuus-n" IutN ever responded l., .rr Reality "r
..I'era,iy 1, wAti Ii" conceived - jJ,, ANT mrr,t-
uri"u- cali ulr,I sr- northumberland irw men
bore with More patience hrav. lrruu.try losses,
il,crct through the injustice ct ul.n. 81 the
adverse pr'y i'!rncc Of Cod IL pr..;u.ru,-> and
CONSCIENTIOUS .iIrliIy All ~. ,!I-,Iar-r of all
Nu""n iUti"-, i'll private and puhtIc life. were
-Nvv!i',i ,lIs Ia Ia. devote. arrarsIu nj &, h
lam. anil I.!G.iy II tH'-. RESPECTS IL bore i
>'rtA.n= t~-' !~n,i-hs. +, III goa, hiu-utIu ..:ii
: .Vt,..lI. -5,IrTIil J..->-pU IA. hnUi-
"n..I hs hr! y! rt" i.tri"ti.. - tarL IL .ruujLiei
i ia. ,r'- 81 E"n,sI imdu>.vv, a,ui tHr t!Iectiona;e
it;tc.lgs mt ii children. ia w..vsy hearts he had
.mpIant, d III, ;. principles Of r!rrI~ md religion
wa,cA htd heeh TIL .Eu,'ir End comfort nf his own
lit-, was The AT of h. IA Si'-t earthly Happiness
IL r:,-n ct IL LIT. VII IN he ping with the
maua"~ IN which y hal been ~!,"Ht. In TIA, bosom
al ~ .,:t,",l mat i,nuiy AMI II tn bosom ii the
~ly."r. in Sc nom he had :" ,"ur trusted f"r r.
.l.mpt.ou. Il" swell: hreai!'r,I "lt hi earthly
iii. an! entered with Envailr'. Vision inio tie JOYS
If III" ytrrn.' ''nran!i tn" ugrt-l; man. :"r the
end al that man IL p-.r".'
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