New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
THE VOICE OF TIE PRESS

4 TIE VOICE OF TIE PRESS.
q A UNITED NATION IN MOURNING.
3 4 SAINT or AMERICAN STORY
tie will now always remain one OF the saints OF
= ments OF Inc few Presidents who have left the White
touch was given the patos of his by his dying
3 ne anniversary OF what perhaps after All the great
4 was dfought iei in which he did good and con
4 with the purest pleasure mans life pleasure
Il Gwng that on it's most solemn ana exaotine occasion
d he had played bis part well.
j From me va. York comnerciSt idrcr,tser
Nolan ever bore up with more egIandeuraganst
ians sklii wts great, his own ndonitabe courage aid
q had not been for this death would have come him
8 %ee1r ago ago rms long struggle has bound the coury in
n erated the passions of partisanshi swept away
the stricken sufferer the Nation bowed in grief aud the
pane @ m 1i & James &c "a A. Garea viii become sacred meuory
oE au inie III the nea OF every American citizen.
q WORTH OF. HIS HIGH OFFICE
review is the yet t19 early to pass in cold
his virtues H9d ada 10 hs sNs GOOD Ga@pco sns oe
3 leeds, ana his impe pereeions and mistakes
t the verdict Of sory tS VA GH ,n bg s not dGq6t
y @eeng @ Wci prevails to-day, that 10y the deaf res
q einineny lifted by natural qualities aud by
wisdom to discharge the duties the high alton TO
q his countrymen % &" 'NS' iu'ooi''' u
fi%SSgEaSn i?sS BHs sss q% Pgra TEE a1eys EoHsR a
f S me people s'setIf AZ
%s,A"s .uns H GrG'd 5a re,SStss ssysw
rsSed 6 into the the highest ranges human emotion while
M patiehIN M on bed of suffering he conquered
history to- eompa,e %Sr T9fFS @ i s aos % in
q suggest the post reverent comparisons with the Divine
suerings that nave given race it's sole hope of sal
A NATIONAL LOSS
b rr, rom 7he Net0- l0Jk Ereatng Express.
Inefe Is bus one feeling IN America to-day
4 If n0,1w IS universal 1t Is national The death
singuiar direc,ness and pa. hos Al party are OIL
n t AZ d a party feeling mas ded away SO the pres
y rs.ng rom the lowest station by his own exertons
, wh en eTHry point Of advance gained c
= "ha' every young man may nope to achieve.
THE Lesson OF IT.
W nat can we better say OF such n dcath
SGisr after. such o he, lull Of honors b"t not Of
sSe woTGs da Of n5rI repeat me solemn sd neor
., o. yesteray reads to ns an awful lesson agaius,
Of oFdins, tHE Gh ,bt IGH9ed about any OF the oe
! but Yesterday entered the White House acclaimed by
snoutng thousands as having the highest prize or
Anerican ambition, yet speak day men in ali
"h"t 'nadowS We are. and what shadows pursue p
f1sB SSB TEo@ 4IS Sa,,ay EyEeY IieIj HlaH HEAEr
Z AS AS the woeinl news was flashed along the
u,
mere are sorr' and regret In civilized Europe as We'll
.rs to de- the country co as every CHRISTIAN Pre-
3 css o sorrow or more reasonable re,gnaton: am tb
revontion For verify ne @ @ 'I ne ocgm aa HG " oGsiG o.
rrSsiIent %as an Assault upon every citizen THE
cd oteraaon Of the se entire G G eon sn
A 'fy' "uu NOT ~ the Republican party alone.
TtE SACRIFICE An AWFUL ONE.
i an IL these % urSt houis OF grief the fact stands
awful one; but God in us nii%re r"Snerl ieriiSt rec
@ @iues u. hl9 is lnormhgiroin the depth OF their grief
tnat there is no North SOUTH no Fast no West bu
N its vastncss. We aud iudsS onhie se"uonsi
lnes have been "l terated Dy ,iariicds blood ana he
tht structure of our Union The sorrow OF the Nat5
tear" are 0oodlng the bloodstancd decs OF the Snp OF
stA,e. now ptcaing and tossing on the Of passion
winch VIII e'er sparkle with tue sciutuloons OF pa.
and the Government at Wa-6inon st. Scs S Th
Nation thar Garfield loved aud served and died for VII
him VIII guide us safely through Whatever diiiculties
may bcset u.s.
DEEP ANXIETY OF TIE COUNTRY
49, Prom me ShrecepOrt tLa.) Solndard
we can hardly conceive OF n greater public
Ss' sey 6 follow a5 1S eS % c Thee qFe eS9Raon
n.y. n.y. onI ~ snot the proper occason to aludr TO them
and with Jealous eye the course of Wee csS
Arthur, who succeeds him.
TYPICAL OF AMERICAN MANHOOD
MI Garfield was the twentieth President
Of the - United States. and II we survey the
whole lst shall find man In il
more completely typical of the mauhpOd of
the nation wLich had chosen HIM the r~t oce i'm it
m IN the happy phrase o. the poet, choice the ma
ihal act ~ All our souls seects distilled of nh
our virtues when an individual s stand for n Noton
ana IN ihat largo the choice man was in
hlinctVey Just From simple utry home, wher.
tc phcn oi osCity ayercd only by constant and
patient ahcr u" hardy ad, well endowed by nature
courage aud industry, worked his way upward stcn y
step tili he stood at the top of The ladder.
DEAD TOO SOON
- . From Ths Jtcd crdif.
lie dled TOO soon-too soon tor the HIGH p,lr-
poses which he hui formed for Adninisf ration ne
National reconciliation ~ which he had r trrt
hnd h3rblngcr or the progress Of humanity
lohdly hoped to contribute some hingtoo
Nation aud Tor the world. But how nlr, eoaslv mi.
life mas ibccH round out! II hiIle u the
Ais cO-cd hiH career Il has ken down icnlou
bs set his aims aud mis- achievements u the clear Iy
when maSioH virtues And casts all into shadow
Ills LIFE A TESTIMONY TO THE REpURtTC
FROM TtF HdrJOyd
We tnank GOu Tor Garfield himself That q
nnn of ma great heart ana large BRAIN OF his Ligl
ohhlActcr warm sympathcs, Culish and
nlhu ana c'hn3nding presence. an nohi
nSurc ana representative o the
was ftc, ny so Sh that all the world could seq him
ana bore himself SO hcroicly that al the world admir
him and gained higher respect for the aJ f vhi m
was the product We thank for this testlmnnv d
the Republic. w
THE PEOPLE CONSCIOUS OF THEIR LOSS
~ From The Nco Hdusa Palladium
The American people do not need IN /
4 he told what tney have lost. They have not