New-York tribune., 1876-01-22

sefreiiant. Henry wilson was mohieu III ti'tt
Nex.IiaIn ,shire manhood VI which Woodbury.. Chase
and Webster tho grandest Jpcs ne reierieI "
hs agricultural pursuits at rst ana saa tna. ses s'Ss
tick In 1893 tue shoemaker became the ivy
and the Sobbier Of NacK became the yieePresdent o.
the United states What struggle. what an Issue wnnt @
triumph He referred briefly to the me-. en1f % n o M
CHARACTER and said he had traits which coninanded ms
pl.asmre A. Senator ho was dignIned. urbane. aud
kind the presiding officer OF the Senate he wa9 just
aud Impartial, and sought always 70 do rght
Mr. INGALLS, rep. kan.j said It had been common
here and elsewhere 10 aliuds 10 men Ike Henry wilson
us truly Amocan and declare that such careers as MS
wrie possble only uner republican Institutions Nothing
cOuld be further from the truth OF sioy Inc reai
OF the world had been tho o kings Ihe trainers
of he creed the inventors OF tue religion 81 tue nnta
from tho forge and the carpenters Wneh hVt
frou, the church. pedigree might be gratifying TO
pride, hut it wns not consollng TO ambition.
Mr. BOGY Dem, MOI spoke ot his acquaintance win "a
the late ycc-Prosidcnt and said lac could not claim 10
have any intimate personal acquaintance WITH hin Dut
he familiar with HIS history ~ public man He ~
pos- WILL aud courage; all presided tue intelligence
which procured e largest prizes IN Fanee lottery. lie
said epoch will De marked ia history for having gwen
birth To tIeo ncoln JOHNSON. and wilson; ail in
pubic life ut the same time and ri sefaugh MANY
years ago. during debate IN the House OF Represents
tiyes. it SAID that jackson had had no education
Mr Randolph replied that was true but he coud maKs
his 80 1t could be sad OF Lincoln, Johnson ana
Ws1nhey had made their mark "a the pages OF Aine1
Mr. MOTION Rcp., Ind spoke very briefly of Mr..
Wilson. commenting on his moral courage ana MS pro
gTrssVC principlcs
~
menting on the large place Mr. wilson Illod IN the
hearts OF the people, and how little there was Of tue joys
Of home IN bis life.
AN ADDRESS BY Mr.. DAWES.
Mr.. DAWES Q:ep.. Mass) addressed tho Senate for
some timo. lie said that Mr. Wilson was unlike any
other man III history lilo creation, specially,
all by ITSELF and yet in the midst and always
potent. No could tell how he had attained to this
Individuality and yo' no one wond CORRECTLY calculate ti
tho resultant vf the multiplied and coidcting Ihnl-
hcndng POLITICAL OPINION WHO ignore Iii> ictor
IIe had genius, nut he mad what is more certain OF
ntccesa ,IdsLry anu elity. AMI hcI rewards iohhei
his oudcayUrs. No eau understand or prpefy esll-
mate his character except by study of the
elements w.ilob formed the one ana iurhrhed ,le IN
strGucntI.l les which wrought out the othcr III was
impossible that he snoud bs like other mt because Tue
very food which Was lao nooeaslly te h'ht1e Oh ien
bhun escape And tlu5 II rs thft ohig DJ pl"i"'
rtudy of the school In which che heart ahd head o tcny
Wilson Were d'clopcd ciD De IOuDd ho 40 10 ,''t "
mirkuDio ifa aud noble work, whose sublime teIhd'loh
seek BY these ceremonies this day ~ coiiiiellOIite
Mr. Dawes entered upOD extended review O tue
Influences under which III. wilson grew up aud OF ms
Mr. wilson was mover cduoIfed ior his nC-wOrk- bus
only In aud by A. nni who grew to Hines ior H. & ana 10
smtb grows strong through tne lJJ blows IL ssiAe9
E,icli1ng M. Wilson'S early rotcs, services, ana
to his ptavnco the Senate before t1r war and 0t the
fpr,,s trraycl he said slr were Jefferson
u,vt. r,n,nn. unlter 6ntlrr BENJAMIN, and their
c"Inp,ors not yet meuacn-. certainly intense Dt
tug, ana uhcOiDprOlnsIg. WIN thcn DJ p'iy nilia'
tion, tnOusa not ~ sympathy, ana NalnP struggling
AGAINST tn- current OF parry pocy were CSs ana Doug
i.- ON tio OtncF side, wan wnOm wilson LOOK his
place wcre tao eary morning Of the sirugs.e, Gay
ION t'ftf, nd ~ and Bel aud all through beat and
burden, WADE, Fc,sendrE. TrumDuu, Haze ana ps own
,roIg colleague Mr.. -ds,ucr Tue world mas se1oh II
Witnessed nOrt imposing ana. among, tic
debated and determined were tue repeat al tc
As-onr Compromise bs Drcd scott ucri,on the lore
.u vi slavery Kansas and gOsoInnIoit o SidNc-
no.drr- upon her people, the hunting oi IuStSce llolh
sityrry IN free ataas and otucr KIN ifri meas
ug,. inyu.Yiuy thr tciy existence Of tIo ErpuDhe'
Nr.of world li,t Icd 10 dr Jate On "nch were
nlikcu sich m0ncntJur ssucr. Among thcse great hoh
and great argulnchis Nd. Wilson Va, ioitnei
siirnt nor weak hdt cirur ntt!OuI reputation iio
wa- placed head Of IA" hittr, tO.uuftcc O tAs
body tr beginning of inc war when il' re'posoi'-
tie. ana ,iu J-sunri Importance never known ID
lore TIE trcCris O ne S.nat. ana thecon.o .ob!ptan ous
testimony uf tlc HEh OncLa whO leaned @" h' com
mtr support The tNigrn''r 81 iho N.tr liinl'h
anp ey.drnt, vi the great aDily and IA tFelo' u,iis-
try with snlea H. lrli Hui delicate questions
and incess lnt LtbuTs O4 TINS new position.
ApJOUENMRNT.
Upon concluding his renaris, Mr.. DAWES moved thar,
n, further ~ respect ~ the memory o the Dc
ceased Ga, 5enaie adjourn Agreed 10, and tbo Senate.
N 2.IJ adjourned unu Nontiy Y.
large pcturr tate HiccPrcsifcnt by Mrs Faw-
cctt o Cnrag 20 wa suspended over chiru Ue pro
OIL ux oniuot .iaiuper Curlh6 tho daJ.