, 1875-11-28

| Robert q. Winthrop, tie hon. Charles t1aucla
Adams, and others. Mr. Garrison's feeble
healt1 prevented his speaking.
| The interior Of Fanenil Hall Was
| COMPLETELY sHRouDED wrTa EMBIKMs OF MOURN
ING,
tasiefully fostooned on the galleries and from
cornices Of the hall, Wills streamers OF the +
| tionsl colors mingled with black and white, ra-
dated from aags in the centre Of the ceiling. 4
bust Of the departed statesman Was placed upon
the platform, and the clock 1t the opposite eud
Of the hall Was covered with black cloth, ia the
centre Of which. wrought in silver, was
the monogram Of the deceased sur
rounded by laurel wreath and bordered
with silver fringe. The windows we're darkened
with hlsck d1ape1y, and the effect was height
ened bv covering the spaces between them With
| white cloth. The gallery-front was covered
completely With black drapery, caught up ut the
pillars and half way bakween them With white
knots. Lower down, heavy bands Of white and
black bunting ware draped- The effect was
grand but gloomy, the minRlinR Of the sunlight
and light Of the flaming gas-tets supplying all
that was ne.ded to complete the funaraal ep-
pesrance OF the place.
THE HON. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
spoke a. follows:
The country has met With q severe loss. So much
has already been we'll said and written tonching the
distinguished whose departure We are assembled
to oarn that shall not venture to enlarge upon the
character Of hs public services Perhaps few persons
VINO have reached nis eainence In America have bean
20 great portion Of the population Henry Wilson,
Throughout his career he essentially and intensely
man Of tho Peopie and that TO- without beng q ga
from early knowledge, becauae 1t hsppeosd to NE to
enter the year with him upon the field Of pub
lie life. It IN 1910, thirtyh7e years. ago the well
Of thu HArT{RQu E2DpaiRU. that
first introduced into the Legislature Of this Com
monwealth, and there NC re1nained In one os tho
not hard soon to penetrate the character Of com
paniona. With Henry Wilson 1t WIS my fortune to
ssas sa.:ou. sas n:a sp9ueae sp In %
pethy which iasted for many yeare. It ia
win sone confidence. Il eyer thsEs was n3n =,
wholly self educated It was Henry Wilson. Hs told
me once With his own lips. when struggling With his
difficulties that he hid nsver had more than three
his ste.ay e1erise Of will The strongest motive to It
He my fairly to described y a politician from his
cradle. But connected with his ruling passion he had
an innate tendency 70 dscElnnate correctly hetween
demagogue Be soon took hts side in what was then
unlve1sa y regarded - most d desperate per ventn5e -
stasi sooa ssa 70 b.a ''S1Sa fesans % Until A0 tas
as1 q public o2nto9 W whea Mia,,,. ns S-ooSe Seud 10
hin an ample recompense. Yet h.s elevation to the
second Office in tho land made difference In his
sun,ns sunni man m On The LIST day when saw him. but
month two ainee TINT he hs1 been in 1911. vhsn,
eoee'ee q Nat'ck he a1st stsppsd hi; i;
Masaschusetts Firm In the unainteu tnce Of his
principles he had yet characteristic of great vstue+
he was ot . kindly disposition toward opponents,
which made him conciliatory In Ill conalcts. A he
grew older this qualisy became moro and mora
prominent and useful The country will miss him
Utude OF peace.nAker Blessed. indeed, h7a ho been
who stlll lives sdch remenbered In the memoty Of
TIE REMA1Ss.
The train bearing the remains will arrive at
the Boston j. Albany decot between $50 and
10 SUNDAY morning. The Independent Corps OF
Cadets will escort the body from the depot. snd
act as guard OF honor while the remains lie in
State Ia Doric Hall. The procession will be
composed OF the First. Fifth, ana Ninth Regi-
mants OF infantry. Second Battalion Of infantrr,
Companies 4, B q, and D of cavalry, and the
frat corps OF Cadets together with several civic
Chief Marshal and the following ex-dovornors
OF the State a.
Hon. Henry J. Gardner. Hon. Alexander q.
Bullock Hon. William Claain, Hon. Emory
1Yashburu. aud Hon. Thomas Talbot
After y o'clock on Sunday the remains will be
visible to the public, and on Monday at noon the
services will take place in Representatives Hall.
Rev. Jacob Manning, u. D., will deliver the ad-
dress. and will be assisted By Rev. Phillip
Brooks, Rev. DR., Putnam, Rev. Rolln e. Neal,
Rev. William Warren, and Rev. Dr.. A. A. Miner.
Doric Hall is decorated very simply Black
and white trimmings extend around the upper
portion Of the hall and around the base Of the
pillars. Flags looped With Grape cover the can
non, and the Vice-Presidsnt'a monogram is hung
under the clock. Tho casket will be placed On !
sa1cophaguB in the centre Of the hall.
TIE ORDER OF EXEaC1BEs
has been arranged as follows: Anthem BY Dr..
Tourjee's quartetts: invocation BY the Rev. DR..
A. A. Miner; reading Of Scriptures by Presi-
dent William Warren, Of the Boston University;
chant, read by the Eev. Philips Brooks. and
chaotad by quartette; memorial address, by
the Rev: DR.. Manning: hymn. '.Nearer. My
God, to Ihee. sung BY The congregation F ;PraXsE %
Bosom, Faithful Tomb" sung by quartette;
benediction by the Rev. Dr.. Putnam.
THE PROCESSION
will form on Beacon Street, the right resting On
Charles. The route will be through Charles to
the remans will be received. The corte2e wiu
then move through Beacon street to Cottage
Farm, and there the body will be delivered to
the citizens OF Natick-
ITO tbs Associ1xd Press.|
MASS MEETING At FANEUu HALL
Boston, Nov. N.--A meeting Of citizens WAS
held at Fansui Hall to-day, IN response to the
Invitation OF Mayor Cobb. to give expression to
don't Wilson. There was large attendance, in
ciuding many lsdies, Ihe ball waa heavily
draped, and 10 front OF the rostrum Was bust
Of the deceased. On the platform we're the City
Council, the heads OF departments. Gov. CASTOR,
e1-Gogs. Banks and Gardner, Judge HoAr
ind Charles +. Adams. As soon Al the meeting
was called to order, prayer Was offered by Ed
ward Everett Hale. Mai. Cobb addressed the
assembly, paying feeling tribute to the charao-
ter and services OF tho deceased. The Hon. John
D. Long ra2d
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Ptsor<d, That the announcement of the death of
Henry Wilson, Vce-Presldent Of tho United S:asea Is
received the Capital City Of Massachusetts with sim
and unanimous respect for his useful and hon.
orzble fe and sterling character and with profound
sorro" At the los7 Of one whose influence every
day more and moro generously dusing tho returning
spirit Of reunion the n7tou at large. With Pc
cu1iar esteem is be remembered In this Common
wealth, which WIS his home, and Of which hs 50
ho1g faithful servant Of whose deroton 70 the els
vation Of humanity hs tho fearless and constant
exponent and advocate: to Whose people
cordial. and which 30 deaer7edly honm.d
him with successive and d1sttnguished promotion In
her service. BE illustrated, in the interest Of gov
ernuaeut Of the people BY the people, that tho politician
may lift and not dehase hts opportunity; that be may
touch snd not aooss tho popular will; that be uaT
GFow greater and better he gToW5 older: that he