, 1875-11-27
Honors Bestowed upon the Deceased
Statesman ut Baltimore.
The Cortege Arrives in Philadelphia at
10 O'Clock P. N.
Largo Crowds Wow the Remains
in Independence HILL.
"reminiscences Of Henry Wilson's
Early Life.
4 Story from His Own Lips...Hs First
Anti-Slavery Speech.
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ArEAnEH.cotnIlEn X0IiNISa.

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| AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
| ALEApES'cotonEp MORNING.
| spt7a1 D'spateh to fa- cA.ea0e lr1'tt"s.
| "AsHtso1oa' y. u, NOV. 2o.-Ahe Gay OF no
1anetai OF tue Flce.ffenoens was IN sympathy
WIN the oceasloh. nature seemed 10 mourn. hs
| It e'a ~ aas. eu1ues Is tuhesa'' uaA 'eaa""
| c'ouos oVoicase tho aHy ~ she early 'uofhlnk'
| ana a. O'CLOCK cnll. ar'zzhbF NoSeu'oe5 1a'n
had aet 10. Hehf5 "'laon anu tuatieb autnhe1
"efe allke IN theif naiial aa tney nao Reeo ahae
N tnelF lives ana DEATH Aoons tno tap,so. the
mAtlnea sto m'llsaIy "e.o St"aa'oe ~ AAt's"o
| unlaofn rom a'so oc'och ~ wa co'o
and penetrating Storm tho Capsto' doors
wero barred to Tue crowd until O'Clock,
and this building was in possession Of the mourp-
ors and ths guards re, despite tl,e ipclemept
vsatta- an, liza o.,,y hour +, .n,o,,o crowd AT
"easAeA WV s', saH ee''' wv. oaat'nA ~,s"e
women and cn'!afen' AZ VOL rs OF men naa u.s.
sembled 1t all the approaches TO the Senate wing
waiting for the hour OF tLoir admission. Curl
| oattg had not brourht them tbore, Tho com.
.a:saa ~ .,..,s g., f..oJ 4,.a.,,o s,a~oa tss+
they had coma to
! Par THEIR Last Tn1nUTT or RESPECT
to the memory Of one Of tho most dsgniGcd
and worthy names ia American history.
p'ht1 had deeply touched the popular heart.
In tho Capitol building those WHO we're
to tako formal mart in tho obsequioa we're putt
ting on the enbleu,a Of mourning. The officers
" $500 sAs nil 49, ~ =, - ..s~u.. - ~,
aAg, ana h't't,e kno1 ot mouFnote' nau "es 10 <oe
foons Of tho bofGeaut"at'Asms OF the senate.
| Among these mourning people tho fice-pfesi-
dents brother wandered speccbioss and dlscou-
.o,.to oons,.iora tb,t tha orovo uo, .bont tn
coBo over tue most 1unstf.oos nane amo"R hs
| kindred. TIN body Of tho Vice-PFesident no
] las In o}~ kr,tt zf In $hn
roluuda Of the Capitol, whore yesterday 1t had
49,. ..a. ~ ~. .,,1,,n,s,,.
o''n 7een " 'Aou1suos -
| which Waa guarded by detachu1ont Of Capitol
| po,ico. WAS almost identical with that In which
tbo remaina oY Mr.. sumnar vero p1aced. II
49,. ea.e.ss ,.t,,, rI.t- 49,. ,1sa ,v,.t ..t;,,
"as eo'etee WIN p'*'n n1esn' 4ns4 Wv" 14s4l'
] aud decorated with Simple silver plstes- upon
ono wore inscribod tho name and date Of death
| Of tho dscessod, Ths facs Of tho dead was still
o.,m and b.autiful ia liz dignity and rcoose,
put ID the laa. TWO aags II naa Kte"'lY cusnseo.
Tho hand OF dosth vas more marked aud
PAINFUL and tho ssua Of approaching de-
.,., ~ ,.o,,o -, M.,a.cnn,o,,s nav na ,f,a,7,.
1u@' ~ poopo y. '"r -. W. ~,
polntsu IN look5nR upon tne t.oo OF tho'r aeAo
son Mourning drapef5 and Aotsl decorations
G@p'lo' "oss w. ~'.. sns ss.,, w. se'o.
c'une apout 'us s1@n. as :" 'u1 tnos Hno"
nation's sAdaess> Black dfapery had been hung
from ouch entraucs to the rotunds upon tha
cnlnnaua which gtnport tho central portico. from
! ~. - ,,.s c.s... fh..,h,- ,rar,a a..
1uH enstaue" 10 'ue oe,ase 1nps. ".oaau Nv
gallo1'cs In tho halt, along she corridor leading
to the east door Of the Senate wing, aud upon
| the columns at its front.
| ,,n xr1 aov,a M, ,o,,r,1ur
| ,....,. ~ a., .,araa.t., a,s..,x.. NAV,
| 4"o pkesaSoe VI 1oe "e.aotta' a.heoaInu gays
an Insight to tuo tclk1ou6 Itto OF Aehfy WHO'D.
Ds. Napkin said 1t was natural that Henry VIII
| son .hor,d hecoms Christian thu yory moment
h 800 liz o.~s,,, ,,..n,,o,, ~ I'm .l.jrn. -,
~ s4.e A.a sa41' 'e.soDoa ~ NV e.H1o =.
was Ike him when le became Christian to
| couEess II before man. ao never suppressed
| hB convictions OF duty, lie Lkd never been
| wanting in the mpFallties Of llfO. H9 HAa L