New-York tribune., 1873-05-12

and then the ambition that stirs yo1 and a. t1o 1o
sense OF power that Is In you, God wiI teach te
subordinate to His Will in so far as be Is peaseu 10 ~
Men and brethren. short week ago Chet-Jusuc66 6
his duty and TODAY he Ia 70 be carried hence in this
coffin, for the deathblOw came 20 nun suuuo"i. t ,
even go my Oretnreh , rn Won living u1der the power
Of the world 10 come DO you seek 70 nen'
preparedness for the iaey1Se o - awvcr Of we'll
served ominenceas matter or evldehce 90 )ou thnh
end SoS , e he pc calm reply do not see any just
candid mind can doubt the authority or the binie MY
D h;e % Won accented it's couclusiOnsl Have you
rcce,ved the life It offers you Have you trusted
Of the pardon IL freely proclamsi Have you
rested upon the Son OF God as your sufficient
nriest Have you sat at His feet and bowed yourself
down in holy submission TO Him the Lord and Master
70 whom YOU are bound yield yourselves in obedencei
oS ST Work 70 do and do not doubt but that He will give
you strength to do It, This is the way TO all generous
Sympathies, to all noble aspirations. If We had to
choose ourselves meedo reputation from out the
brilliant that has closed here there not many
of who would rather take that fame that was won Dy
ChefJustc Chase as advocate when In clear mind
and with true love. he saw Liberty and was willing TO
sacrifice anything the cry of the oppressed entered
into his ear and said Of him. "There goes fine
youngman who has ruined himself today" who OF u.s.
would choose that for need Of reputation III
could rather than the rant success and tho dstn
ghcd Of the great financial ministers for TO be-
lieve I'm Christ s life II is the beginning OF the life
which shall never end when we can say whether we
are the Lords -,
But one word more Immediately those who weep here
to-day with grief of such tenderness and sacredness as
fOrbids public intrusion, whose SORROW Is the sorrow OF
the nation Be thankful dear friends that tne oaeGr h U
who is justly dear TO you has closed Dy
any sacrifice of the State to the interests OF SELL u
stained by the doing Of deliberate deed that you
have to eXenuate and apologize for. Be tnankiu sun
for the Joyous trust that is In your hearts, tat ne
whom you weep Christian man resting on the
Savior trusting in His love Then this ship IS not
wrecked but gone the port in safety ana WIN INC
safety of all its precious cargo. Then these noble ana
| Of
fected having reached maturity that hey never coui
have reached here. Then these QUALITIES haJ secures
your respect and your love beyond the power OF M
earthly qualities, perfected ana snDnmeu 10, tho
mind BE IL YOURS while thankful Tor the virtues OF
Gods grace TO walk in It, TO initiate ana cory these
virtues These very virtues add responsibility upon
Vou Your lack OF them would be conspicuous But OF
he other hand living as he lived, loving as he loved
serving as he served being Christians as ne was CI
tan You shall have the good hope OF resumlng IN the
skies the happy and bissful intercourse above, ana
every memory Of him that comes 20 your spirits WIZ say
followers of them who through faith and patience ln
Nav God bless 10 us His word and sanctify 10 us His
prOydences for His names sake amen
REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS.
The congregation then slowly dispersed, leaving the
body under the care Of Its watchers TO remain in the
church until the time convey it TO Jersey City, and
put il on the train for Washington. Two special cars
were furnished by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
The remains were placed in OF the carriages, with
Mr. and Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt, and the other
members of the family who present at the funeral
In the other car were the attaches of the supreme Court
Sherman, Secretary Fish, o the paltbearers ana
others.