Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-03
TELE GRAPHIC.
RoNoRs TO SENATOR MORTON
ALL OVER THE LAND.
The Flags in Washington
at Half.mast.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL
on MONDAY.
Genera. Grant on Norton and
Vanderbilt.
A CRAZY MOTHER IN NEW
YORK STATE.
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CRAZY MOTHER IN NEW
YORK STATE.
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Mouors 60 the Msmery OF senatos
Merton.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-The Senate Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections mel
this morning. and Acting Chairman
Mitchell read . telegram from Governor
Burbank announcing the death Of Senator
Morton. Salisbury moved that the COM
mittee tender their coincidence TO the
widow and family OF their chairman,
which was agreed TO, and tho following
telegram was prepared. signed by the en-
tire committee and Immediately dispatched
TO Mrs. Morton and family at Indianapolis:
"The members OF tho Committee on
Privileges and Elections Of the Senate have
heard with sorrow Of the deaf OF Senator
Morton, chairman OF said committee. and
beg 10 tender 10 Mrs. Morton and family
their sincere coincidence In this hour Of
trial and grievance.
"s - 800, 40 ibs sarstor
sulouIn ou' :" '"P'0'
Asreeu W.
A meeting OF l~ndianlAns nov IN WASH
ihgton Wa nciu ~. oo'',.i.s 49, spr..h
Of Senator Morton. General Thomas nj.
Browne presided. and many prominent
citizens Of Indiana. including tho entire
Republican ~de,egA'i1n' wero p'ese1''
representatives Jonh u, psker ana - liz
Evans anu HON. JONI W. Deirees Nere up,
pointed . committee on r~esoiutions' anu
reported the following whieh were unAh-
imously adopted;
The citizens OF Indiana In warrington
who have assembled 70 express 'neir sor,
row ~ tue SAD inteilisehco 0, tne asa'h OF
Hon. oliver L. Morton, ueplere nls loss As
. nationai caiamity Anu 'tAss
ft occasion to bear testimony TO his char
acter rs q man anu puohc omcer' ho was
an honest man, whose probity was sueh
that during MS long puoiic carocr' IN
which party feeling ran hign. ne was SUI,
jected 70 bite, ViIupera.oh VI po,ine :,
opponents ous no was uo,vi su.Pse'eu !.
corruption nor ehAiseu wl'n na'Ins ouiis
up his private fortune ny tne mlsuso VI
public funds. lie was = true irlenu-
never forgetting . personal opilssuon
nor failing IN courtesy 70 the humpiest
Of his a~cguaintances. lie was JUS
and chivalrous opponsnt-never allow.
Ing political differences 70 descend inte
personal animosities, AND ever kinu anu
courteous IN ms .reAtmen' ., IN hon ~.
able antagonist. ne "asA pHt.lVuo ~,
zen-neNer uouptine hIs ooi's.,lon W
recognize All the requi,enicns y, VIZ oon'
stitution n laws oil the oni'ed o','es Is
the supreme authority OF the iand. he
WAS endowed with remarkable executive
ability, judicious In council, fertile In e1'
p%erience, prompt and rcsolute IN Action
and possessing tho strength oil decided con-
v%ictions. His term as Governor OF indi'
n will always stand on the pages OF MS.
tory as the most brilliant anu important
era In the existence OF Thai btate. ne
was q truo statesman, and recognized the
fact that no portion OF tho people OF inc
United States could DO oppressed anu 10
graded by class legislation and tho contin-
uance OF %prejudiees which grew out Oh the
unnatural relations OF master n slave
without inilicting lasting injury Q as
honor upon me whoie iAna, Anu py ms
course In the uniteI STATES oenA1e ne DO
came known as "une rIoIcc.or y, ~,
DOM q nue squsily hohoiap'e VIII 'nA'
80 Justly eonier,.d upon him Ts.n
war-"Ihe ooiuiers rf'ehu' 0'
lore, ,..,,. s.,,o,.
H,,eired, inA' wn,ro Wy e.vp.y H r.
the d~ispcnsation OF rIo'iuensc Wn ~ Ia
taken nm rom US. yos We ~" 1870
mission 70 ,no plsine m." a. ~, .e,ic,od
our neais rhiia NO xorJ. M con.
family anu tna,, hIio nv WY,
dolence can make Anienus III In ~ 4.
parable loss, "e fus' wa, nv 49,
comior'ed Dy D knowisuse a hfn,
grief ~ shared ny ,housanus rno Wv nun W.
~ . friend and mililons VINO nIhoIeu nun
on account OF ~. eminent Puo'i' 'e'''''s
az patriot ana stAtesmAn; .
Ihe following was '''"ea "s"' "ou'
'his evening ;... w..,,,,,,, n n
LAeou'i'o .hans,on, ~ Hon,
NosenioeL 81 10. unhi,.
when mAkcs " my uu.! m,nS SS,.,in0
respect LOT an eminent ci',Icn anu als,in'
guished statesman. whose uen'h yesNruAy,
at his homo IN Indianapolis mas oeeh
made know to the people oy biegispnnc
announcement. The services o. " =;
Morton TO the nation, IN the diihcult and
resPohsipic aamlhis.rauon ol ,no analIs
OF The State OF Indiana, ~ in governor.
lt a crltlrlI luuctuTc OF ITO CIVIL WAT, can