Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-29

has watches the proceedings Of this General AS
sembiy. but there is ano her, narrower and
holier circle, upon which this Gi:peEsatirn Of
Divine Providence will fsll with peculiar weight,
where those traits Of private virtue adorned in
IN eminent degree his character. | would pause
ere iLtruding too soon upon the sacred altar Of
d nestle grief 10 mlngle my sorrow sId tears
win lh,irs, yet l k.ow ard feel that VII 1T
their griet is Eore pvignan IMAM o"rs it is COM
men to US all, and Win t.ie.a W. will ever cher
!sb the ,msry lis lite inspired. Blu. amidst
81 our sorrow we csa oe cou!fC.t,d by The as-
that our loss is his gait; that he died as
he had livet-a Christian-s.d n MS end with
Christian res gn-tion and Confident hope OF q
blessed future.
Brother Senators, in the death of our friend
another warning mas been given US that We b"
! also resdy' TO NEE. the kiLg f1errors. looping
TIA! we may al lay this >o!tma warning 10
s.! nesFt and when the ps!a messenger sh 81 ccae
! it may be to Us asi has been to cur brother, 3
n!e=Se- ger no. 0. tecrur, bu. Of grace an y, u
translate to 4 hoer 4 better land, sincerely
hope the resolutions will be adopted ucaEi.
IL aus!y.
J Ar. h Dnss said that s-rsrt from the corsd-
ersIou iGat the deceased was one OF rs co..
Leagues, he e.t that it would be beco,ni, il. hil.
| - Cie ay moment, and drop tear upon the
grave O: his deceased friend. From the act that:
! ms I.taur was nj: n"nored p7eceptor. and hat
| ne knew Lin from his infancy, grown AZ a.
| he CID under the eye OFFS Parent VIZ VA oi.e q:
! the most profound ana accurat" lawyers ot the
/ State, lie brought - I &c study ci the ,aT = "
er OF condensation md anal lis SO nece.ss-r -
| success. Going 20 ire b&r under these su-
spices, with Natural yigo- oil intellect -a-e.y
. .quslled, be st o. CO took front Tank il n:
! profession, and 20 mi: re aGi.d PERCEPTION II
! rig n. which controlled i. II IN III o: his Actions
and secured 20 hlm The app: obaiioE and est-cn!
| . his f=iow cltlz"r.s
In 81! o:hs relations in lie he ma e the p-in
cpls of sht biz guiding sta, and pursued il,
uniI ti4e'.ccd II popular cl NOR aud pe.st Ia.
; Consideration, WIFE sucn t=nacI;y Of pur .osr
! scarcely talled 10 succeed. Sucn m4n col.d
+ Rot but coumnDd the esteem of all good men
L. al his relations il. Il ae was fsith I'll stree,
ard tau.te,s. But he is gone. ard he leaves -
us the duty OF emuiatre bis ,i:;us = and i!ni:st-
| ing MS example.
/: is proper for u, Mr.. President, upon at
occasion OF This SOFT - stop for the Inor1en: ur
contentious and strife, and to cent p)ate that
we must shortly follow our deceased friend; an!
i: i: lett Tor us, like him, when the dread Iues-
senger comes ~ have secured q consciousness .!
having performed our duties well, and 10 share
in tie C.!i.:iaEs hope of irui.!on Of the e:ec,-
ii JOYS.
Mr P-ldemore, Of Lee, slso passed 81 elo.
lu-Lt end appropriate eulogy upon the mem Org
.. the deceased
NJ. Taylor presented the following:
Resolved. That the resolutions OF the Hcus:
Of Delegates in poet TO tie Ceata Of Ma.tte-
Harrison, late member thereof, be spread q.
The ,urnaI OF the Senate
Resolved, That rs further mark o! respect
for the deceased the SENATE DO now adjourn.
Agreed to.