The New York herald., 1875-11-29

up until he 70 the State Legislature and on and
up until he reached tho American Senate, and on and
" Until We have seen him riding in tho second chariot
on natona honor and authority The path that Henry
Wilson travelled to success open before you Yield not
70 peTplextes or encouragement Your arm battling
the Obstacles your shoulders hitting the burdens your
eye on God you mount the path 10 SUCCESS. When
man in health OF body and OF mind sits down in dis
couragement he commits outrage against himself
and the race Let every dsheartened man look at two
pictures-Henry Wilson, teaching hfteen hours day,
Al s. week, to get his education, and Henry Wilson,
under the admring gaze Of Chrstendom, riding in the
second chariot or national honor and authority The
difference between mems successes the speaker said
Never be ashamed TO do anything God calls you 70 DO
Other celebrated men may have had for their coat oi
arms shield sword or ctown. henry wilson nao
MS COAT OF ARMS A SHOE LAST
Dnigent In business. fervent in spirit serving the
Lord, he was man who maintained MS INTEGRITY
against violent temptations The tides OF political lie
all set toward dissipation. The Congressional burying
ground Washington holds the bones Of great many
Congressional drunkards believe that three-ourths
Of our politicians die Of deiiriam tremes or the con
gesons and rrtations and the exhaustons that come
Of strong drink At the banquet Mr. Wilson never par
took Of wine liquor and hc never drank the heath
Of the people IN anything that hurt his own
This man whose death depore stood unscarred
amid the temptations 70 political corruption; dc ded
comparatively . poor man when he might have filled
his pockets and those OF all his friends II he had
only consented to go into some of the infamous oppor
tunities which tempted public men, Credit
hobiler which took down so many Senators and pub
lie men, touched him but glanced off, leaving him un-
contaminated In the opinion of all falr minded men, he
steered clear OF the lobby that maestrom which has
swallowed 80 many strong political crafts The bribery
railroad schemes that half OF our public men
always left him the right side OF the track with
opportunities to have made millions OF dollars by the
surrender OF good principles he never made cent in
that way II there ever was man after death fitted
to lie on Abraham Lincoln's catafalque and
the marble representation OF Alexander
Hamilton and under the statue OF Freedom,
with sheathed sword in her hand and wreath
of stars her brow and TO be carried ont amid the
acclamation and condemnation of grateful people,
that one Henry Wilson. (Applause.) Ho was ht
TO ride in tho second chariot OF national authority and
If he had lived little longer don't know but that we
might have put him in the first Applause He was
an humble and modest Christian. BY profession he
a Congregatonalst but years ago he stood up IN
Methodist meeting house and told how he had found
the Lord, recommending all people TO accept Christ
their personal Saviour. He hated shams bless
God that we have had many good Christians in the
first and second chariots-Washington, John Quincy
Adams, William Henry Harrison, James X. Polk and
Henry Clay mistake in regard to that last name he
only ought to have been President IL has seldom been
appropriate for all the church bells to chime and the
in the Lord" &c He did step down; he stepped
up.
TROUBLE PUBLIC MEN
is that they do not die enough for their eputa
tions the good of their country Henry Wilson died
at the right time. All his family the other sde
Of the flood BY the memory OF Henry Wilson,
charge all in public trust to put aside the wine
cup and to refuse brbe and to despise uncleanness
and seek after the regenerang power Of the Holy
Ghost the surest defence against every temptation
The man whom God keeps is well kept