New-York tribune., 1881-09-21


and hoped and trembled with his devoted wife and
moChcr boy and girl has wept and Si weep witt
his children IL Is not public only who mas gone
but neighbor friend, brother, who has been taken
away.
MAN OF COURAGE AND TALENT.
The Montgomery tAld.) ddrerffser
The grief which is felt to-day i'm all sections
has rot IN answer TO the tumble petton OF the people
spared the life of the President but mas remembered
event Let Hs hope that He viii ever rule it for then
ishment peace and righteousness in all the land The
career Of this eminent man. the first officer OF the Repub
1t familiar 10 tue educated and the ignorant alike
Little children baye learned IT, aud the aged have s-
tened 10 the story with uWonfcd interest. In
position OF life which he has reached be has been a
@anns n f We H hayS S no the space nor ne P to
speak of him we would. IL there spots IN his
rieVous misakes md auits in hie Senta fe SO there
are IN fallen humanity In the midst of the great grief
Aat has ovcrw belmed the country, beside the still and
ussless form enacated by h's long suffering, who
from whatever mistakes he made 10 look on the great
and noble qualities of mind and heart that none VIII
dtny that he possessedi
THE NEW PRES fDENTs DUTY.
From fhe Chattanooga (Tenp.) Times.
Mr.. Arthur has had a long season of school
HpS M toe & SfG & OF pubic s eesg % ne and ought 70 m have
not all vice. II he is wise Lis enemies think him to
Were s T a 5f had sfa S 4 orM%Td
the affairs OF the high Office which heiaog crime has
interest fixed in the present policy We hope
most sincerely he viii do this almost believe that he
VII. Wisdom and moderation his part may endear
hn and his name and memory to people VINO have
against his predecessor We win not believe these things
aEanst Mr. Arthur. watt trust hun; prove him;
ehen condemn him, if IL must be
ALL sHARERs IN THE LOSS.
From The BugGlO (N. " Courier
Happily, no political significance can be at
taened e Che act o Gareds murderer 1t speaks thank
the Goycrnnont OF no class affection party fermeni
poisoning the National blood. The horror of IL and the
N,li
darkens crime. Indeed, have not that loyalty OF one
popular heart the soundness of the National hle and
the essential brotherhood the American people, sbone
cut against the blacknc>s Of this calamity seldom
petoe And now more tnan ever in the presence OF the
dead Garfield the voices of party faction and section
we VINO honestly opposed his election claim an equal
pace at ma bier ID those who elected him. Through
Whole people and we believe that Dad he lived he
would have been tile President of the whole rather than
therefore all are sharers. bat Republic greater
TO its welfarel
MEMORIAL TABLET
In memory OF James Abram Garfield, twen-
ieh President OF the United states OF America born on
surroundings, che frontier of western progress ne
yed TO rise by us own efforts FROM poverty and obscur
earth The pillar OF pcople's hope the centre of
WORLDS desir and to illustrate, in his the
aud genus tostcred by the free in titutions OF GOV
nen, o. the people by the people aud for the people
A9stsslnhted on the "a day OF july, 1851, he
endured with Christ resignation and heroic fortude
and d,ed on tne i9th "f pt,nbT ,8sI IN rho bpshed
presence ot nation of fifty millions, with the sorrowfti
sympathy OF all civilized mankind, martyr TO the
heroeness OF factona politics and the victim OF
csed greed FOR the spos OF Office which the bsne
ot lbs bilef conscious existence President and is
ravest peril that threatens the future of this country
"a every public position this earnest Christian this pat
sio1 soiSr' soc M his cnshtened -'atesm1 this iaithiul
elcGuFe hhth hotnc his faculties 80 meek hath been
50 cear in his great Office tina: lis virtues win plead like
his l. king oa Fellow en., clouds and darknes are re
round about HIM HE pavilion IS dark waters and thick
hts face Fellow citizens od % rel ana 5' tb e ySpI
nent at Washington stu lives"
ALL THE NATIONS STAND 1-NCovEPED
F'o,a me LoptsrhIe Courier Journst i.''''D
The President is dead, and the Nation
sponding 70 that toucA of sympathy which makes tIe
whole world kn stand uncovered n the presence OF The
when they sprtng from murder attach themselves 70
tsuyc OF the people and law II ever mortal stood in
hese relations 10 his country and his tme tins man aid
hrou gh around his bedside hi 4 iow.cit1Cns yvSo1
silncsi"n @ Oh political opinion, and caused women who
Who conceived not the emergency nor the magufd ~
ne contingencies hanging life to ask each da
tf.cr 9ls welng IL he "a father III and dyinS ~
some iaIon place Perhaps too, the fash the assas
gret before dormant and unconscious that they had con
in 10 & see 80 900 ana 3" useful man pitilessly
aen IN hs Nhte houor during periods OF angry parti
san 5ontentoi and consequent wish personally dis
his dire misfortune. ~ '1 -
t,5I THE 1as sTMpATHY TiI1,!,. ~ OF THE SOUTH
Fifty million American people will stand
in pain silence to-day whist contemplating their re,
Toss III person OF the Chief Magistrate of the IIned
states Inc lhdNldual is lost ns hcreay Had
ne been brought to bed OF sickness or stricken down
N disease or the weight OF Years, should NOT have
Ie so kceny The hand Of the raper. as an bours and
an ulhes are hlS but when We remember that after iusf
nigh Office, he was shot down lke beast of pJey w.
can hut mourn as those WHO doubly afflicted We
come llie diN as one OF the great tlrong
,nd ask that We may weep in common with ali patrols
We Ieei 1ue 10 our people tnat every heart in
thls broad land OF the SOGth throbs IN harmony viii
thosc wh0 synp& 5c most deeply country an
TINS great grief Although know NOW DOOR sl ,or
we do tender 90 the bcreaved household of the fgc
Magistrate our most profound coincidence aud b.g a.
the people VIII attend her TO her desoate ana unhappy
nonc and share with her the sOrrows which will nm
ever cast "a shadow over her life.
THE PRIDE AND HOPE OF THE REPUBIIC
49,, From The Cleveland Leader.
The tears start unbldden. The heart throhs
the hand trembles with angIlshed emotion Snile no,
forming the melancholy duty devovei ur,n rs of
announcing that our President Is dead is hard for m
VINO nave known James A Garfield 40 long only tu love
ana admire u, 10 realize that lie il OF in the Dro
oI te from magnificent future, that that true nato,
and Lreat Statesman, tnat brilliant orator and gallant
soldier that cultured scholar and entlehearied man
sseut Christian hac fought his last battle delivered tbe
last OF Ills eloquent speeches. aud for The ls
ernm NJ of 52,O 900 OF people. The pride and hone
the great Republic has lett amidst the tears Of
mourning people
PROFOUND AND UNSPEAKABIE SADNESS
tron The GdtresfOn Nctcs
In the death of President Garfield the whole
country moulus ruler, not in formal aud conVen
tionl demonstration, bat in genuine profound and mn
81, lkablc sadness. There has been no time Ia cnni
piatc since the date of the tUlbe occurrence The pos
~ible income of fatal ending. Perhaps none thr cs
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