The New York herald., 1875-11-24
ACTION OF THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
MITTFR.


MITTEE.
The Republican Central Committee held a special
meeting last night Republican Hail. Thirty third
street. adopt suitable in reference the
sudden death OF Vice President Henry Wilson. Hon.
Joel W. Mason called the meeting order and introduced
Hon. VIM. A. Darling, Chairman OF the Committee on
Resolutions who made brief aud eloquent speech in
which he paid Citing tribute the many virtues OF
the departed patriot His eulogy well received,
and the following resolutions we're adopted
Whereas, il Is our painful duty as citizens Of New
York 10 mourn the loss 70 ourselves well the
ton, Of the Hon Henry Wilson, Vice President OF the
United States true and noble statesman, who the
midst Of his most earnest useful aud patriotic labors
has been suddenly removed from midst by act
Of the Great Disposer Of events and called from the
field Of his most useful work 70 the
Sleep that knows no waking.
Deaths eternal
Whereas, fully confident that famed hero has
put aside his with perfect record Of
benevolent and unscrsh devotion t. the cause Of hu-
liberty or the higher principles 0f self govern
Inent nor evidences Of more positive deyoteness to
the principles Of our government-that all men should
enjoy the blessings Of oery-and the end that the
nation might rise n its purity y purpose, ts broad
of liberal principles he has erected by the ex.
ample OF his life, did Phocion d old All eternal
monument. beacon that shah shine through gen.
.erations yet TO come; therefore be u
. Received, That this General Committee assem- blea
representing the republicans Of the city ~ New York
unite expression Of their sincere regret for tie
tirreparable loss sustained IN the demise of our mos,
aworthv and lamented Vice President, Henry wilson
VII ilc thus minRllnp tears OF sympathy
brothers the general sorrow hereby give the fullest
expresrao Of ei for the nations loss, confident
that buta single voice will 60 up from the people in
unison with as "a great statesman has fallen'-a
OF honest Intentions " noble aims and self sacri
dcing rlorts.
ResoTSed That in Ills death freedom has lost a true
champion and true defender, the freedmen noble
advocate the soldier a devoted never falling friend
! true government undertaking supporter
Resolved That We sympathize deeply With the rela
tvps and army of true friends " the deceased In their
gre oRs and that these resolutions DO entered 10 full
n1lrNN 4ttfn aftalF
Theve. resolutions we're seconded By Colonel Charles
s spe poes, who added few words those Of Mr.
Darling. Amer few remarks BY Colonel BuIlard,
motion n Mr. Darling il provided that a committee
OF thrt shall be hereafter selected BY the chairman
% meet " remains on their arrival u New York
BOARD OF TRADE.
The Boar, pcs Trade At special meeting yesterday
passed reso uions eulostc Of The character or the
late vice Pre- pdeut Messrs Frederick A. Potts sin
clair Tousey a. VI william 0rton were named a commit
10 forward NC resolutions % the afflicted family.
THE BdDY TO ,IIE IN STATE AT INDEPENDENCE
HALL
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 23 1875.
The MaT,r this morning received the following let.
pr,na uARrEns FIRST REarmsrr IxraSrRr.
N q ~ "a SEsyLvAsIA, FIRST BRIG., FIRsr DIV !
PHILADELPHIA Nov. %, 1875
His Honor VIII IAN s sroKLKY, Mayor city Of Phila
delrhia:- -. . -
mcnt infantry, National Guard Pennsylvania 70
tender no svicAs OF that command 70 the authorities
oi the CITY ~ Philadelphia escort guard or
honor 10 the rensains of Hon. Henry Wilson, Vice
president 81 the United States, during the stay or
passage through Tins city Of tho funeral cortege Very
respectfully you7obelient servant -
Colonel First Infantry National Guard Pennsylvania
ACTION or THE BOSTON COMMON COUNCIL
BosroS Mass, Nov. 20, 1875
The Common Councq % nghi concurrcd in the action