The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-26

manly manner, his imprudence will react
upon his own head, and do NOSE harm to
bis business than the women can do.
FROA BOSTON.
lspss'.I c@r''pood:es. q TIE I1Avr1"oa1.
Eaaov Times.
The last few days have been Of The DEEP
est and saddest interest 70 Bosios. All that
remained Of her greatest ssateaman and her
noblest son has been brought hack to her to
receive the last honon mourning city could
give. And no grief 20 deep. sincere and
universal has been expressed since that which
draped the city in mourning ioe murdered
president; for all feed that the great man
who has just leit % vas The friend not osly
of the slave. but Of all humanity, towering
above the politicians Of his day - much in
purity of aim - in craftsmanship. and -
record he leaves, Life unsullied By personal
ambition and seli.h end, but wholly coose-
Grated to his own convictions Of duty and
tie right. was worthy Of the praise Of Eu.
erson, 1.-THE vhite.t soul be ever knew"
Her want of faith in him during The last few
yeare, her Misunderstanding Of motives and
acts, the purity and wisdom of which polif.
ical events are every day making moro and
more apparent, have al been cancelled .
nuno!ea !o'G w.tnln w ~ cv ven. an
isst vis.t 70 oos,oo, oesoe s1Hlse M ecat In
Congres mo1 nave anosceo very sa!,ssac
Tory proc! OF .ne eosnee IN PoDnc eectiment
towards ann :l1oe M visi's mere during The
IAN 5rea'oen''.. cI%PAsn ana previous 20
ms departure 70 Europe compared win
tnose nis wnole s'sy "as an ovat'oo. But
the statssman slw nuner IMAM she
people ana tne PeoP,e I.e BEGINNING 70 ma
IL out sno am0oe tne !a@ evioences OF inv
change IN popular seeiing the vote 20 recall
the censure Passed upon MIN ior his Oh! to
strike from the nag the names OF me Union
victories mo" nave zen mos e5ahiyinG 10
him: showing ~ oid snat al dooos OF M :!
patriotism .ete !em0veo' ana tna1 II Al aio
not agree Iitn MN 'ney ecknowieogeo tnas
there a. eisewneIe ne was ac'ing ior me
COCO OF MS country ana sooner or iaser ne
would oring al men 70 ms own standard.
AT me news OF y" oe1.n tne cay govern
ment onered the use OF faneuii daii to ne
STATE autnot1ues % tns mos nttlng piace iof
the remaine OF M. sumner 10 ne IN ssate,
NOT only Dscause i1s n'soIy mace Il Ma
uouA. ~: :.S o 49, 81 ~ lnc, %.
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40 Asoo."
filing it to its utmost capacity. 1t was
opened by Rev. DR.. Lathrop, who before
his prayer read from the original manuscript
in the hand writing of the Senator the open-
ing of his euloey upon Abraham Lincoln.
"in the Universe of God there are NO acci-
dents. From the fall of . sparrow to the
fall of an Empire, from the sweep of
planet all il according to that Divine Power
whose laws are everlasting. 1t was no &C
cident which gave to his country him whom
We now mourn. The = Lord giveth and the
Lord taketh away. Blessed be the name of
tie Lord" The meeting was addresed By
the Mayor, Hon. Il. H. Dana, Jr, the Hon,
J, B. Smith of Cambridge, perronal friend
of Mr.. Sumner and the representative there
of the colored race and others. On the plat
form were some Of the mott eminent men of |
the nation and state as we'll - of the city,
and many OF the lifelong personal friends Of |
the deceased. Vice President Wilson and
Ralph Waldo Emerson, . message to whom
had been Mr.. Summers almost last words
we're both present but unable to speak.
Il HAVING been decided ,b.t the remain.
sbonid lie In stale in Doric Hall A the E1.s.
House thew we're escorted thither from me-
Albany DEPOT, where they arrived n about
..ven Ssturdsv evening bv he sac and
citv police, preceding the hearse At the side |
of vhich walked the member of the Ieeis.
latiye escort. then came . detschment Of |
cavalry, and after them the carrisees con-
t,;nin1 The municipal deleeation and III.
W,shineton escort. The rtreets around the
depot we're throueed and lined WITH Deople
I'M sIone The route. Arrived 1t he Ststs
House The colored susrds Of honor vho h.d
home the caskes from he car TO The hear.e.
csrried IL M ths steps into he hall. tbroue6
the denee thronss Who lined them On eitSer
Tide. their head uncovered, - The ersst and
revered dead passed. In the hall. the e,cort
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