, 1881-01-30


remark to George Ill. that, when asked Wig
said: ne whS can fnd in i, III tbs sRort sho,st
TIC tic law r!'s's Upon | the subject required liz
Walker knew how to sit quietly IN his ONCE; ant
when Question ascse TO thlnk OF %9o % "ds g u ~
that peculIqrlty tn relation to nlt those things
so far IT'S from observation may judge tnaa
with his return. he never discussed details, but
simply looked ut results. night or TWO ago
win Nv who had IN MS Is ths f%pe5
cularity about Mr. Walker: have done more
or less business for him for ten or twelve years;
@ result "aSn an nsked faa time naeA to explain. h
says, Never mind about the explanation; tbs !,
me result, and accept It. He was [. nun tran ,a.
Pose Of mind. He could take things thar raj
into jarEOu aId sit quietly in hts office, ana do
this thing OF that thing, rs WAS necessary, ana
bring about result without friction
hnk Of him as TRUSTEE r Ssd X RnoH Ss bands n1 g
trusts SO large. At tho tick of telegraph ha.
sent engines from the Rocky Mountains, to tho
traiils traversed the Couttncnt ut his command
He controlled the Union Stock Yards, m insf1.
tuition which receives nu the surplus Ia animal hat
Comment upon the results OF these trusts Is that
nobody .-....
EVER HEARD OF THEIR EXISTENCE.
Iremember OF going to Mr.: Lincoln ouce dur
tnT his Administration and asking promo
ron for Gen. Deckwith, the brother Of our
Corytiou BeclSwith on account OF bis services IN
discussing the question he said: - I must say
this in praise of Gen. Beckwith. The best reg
nated stomach Is When man % doe7 hos hox ah9T ha%
great trouble about many departments con-
nccted with the Army Of the Potomac, | have
known there was anen ar a
and nd1'a 50 " we'll" In Ill Sir: Walkers grsas
citv nersons ycry rarely heard th.t be had such
trusts; and they rnn rs quietly ano Tegulasly %
tho tiuy and night, or the seasons lae reason
is, they were held in obedience TO law, and per-
think ot him in the manner Of his death. He
had worked hard. He had glven his lie dill-
gently to every labor imposed upon him. Oue
day, coming home tired, he went to his bed and
simply went to sleep. There ought TO be, and
pooR Of tho he hu.na hert tho supplica don 30
saved from sudden death. His WIS the blessing
Of the absence OF thnt prayer Notnlne IS 80 ap71
propriate to the grain yellow with autumn and
ripened with its fruit US the quick, sharp
sickle.
think of him in reference to where he has
gone. Has he simply gone out? stood neslae
Bis coffin, and looked into it. Naturul as life
Ncady to spc,k, even: Walker in everything;
t I thought Of Socrates in lis death, and Crito-
| ''Bury me in any way you like, ne snid; ou1
be sure you get nold OF me, and TINT ao ans
| believe that am the same Socrates who h4s
been talking and conducting the argument. Ho R
will soon SEGA dead body: And he asks hor ss"..
lam an going to the gods, who are wise: and goo good:
thnn those leave behind. Therefore | do not
grieye, Us otherwise 1 might. for have good
hope that there is s 3es 3 nnaih Is tbs hSppy
| reieuse Of the soul from tho body. In this iife+
our happcst and purest thon8n1s ase =. ~
| toah H. ys tho wisest who keeps himself pure
Until tho hour when the Deity Himself Is pleased
to release him. Then snall tne esaii ~ s,.
md .nT hoid converse with other pure souls, and
recognize the light everywhere, WHICH Is nono
other than the iSht o5 aEnr fsm.e We NAV hone that
| bo still lives We men who arc growing oia ond
shaded with tho gray cannot Ralk ~ r.. ~ .hat .a1
No , Intelligent man, from The earliest history;
eyar buried bis FREUD that he did NOT link anu
| ask, Where is he2 And no man
EVER DEMONSTRATED, 1E, TIE n - ANswE sH,,1ssrt,
| that make us believe ii a man dies ne snat usa
AGAIN? know OF nothing stronger ana netter 81
the yeaFnng OF nna"n NJ Ih ase The doc
trne of Immortality will not aanis o. oGtnu Hn.l;5
strorion. 1t Is the yeurnlug Of hope. Davla. RS.
bnt ust can 70 to him. The earlier life Of man
hood is full Of the yeaEnngs dob cE caAs ano 11'A
WE We cannot think Of the problem OF life with
| mt wondering as to It's destiny. Some answer
found in the Ffsl he up IN
and wind 4ariadness thread arouna II AIM u.nEst ~
and stretch TINT thread out IL II nns @ tes each M
srnrs in our heavens And then, It you 10Y nave
leisure, sit LTD dow " anotbF ana tie Sa miles il
length and stretch them out. anu you geA. .a.e eun
stantay the distance ,o of IT. ne ,n 70 fs ae
oni from those distant stars, started On Ineir :
| mission to come back to lis us we see tuGh ~
night fy years peiore or ner any r. there is not
some place in the universe, d home loe q 1af9ee
| life hereafter. :, ...,.n.,+ ,,->r,,
this occusipn Considering the Chicago nre ano
| it5 senucnces, VIC see our biceRren usopp.1, @
down dead in their trucks here, therc. anu
who're Soon the arrows will strike U.s. "e ~
udn,nnishcd that what VIC nuy do we snou1u, ue
quickly. know Of no better warning ~ Tn,Cn
to express this Thought thau 1t uaa' o1 N"eA
| nitez the Russian poet, who saia:
witt, an unwcaried zeal pursue
rpusi I1sa1 10, u t.i.ra to-r.arros distant
The place II with materials hlled;
Az a e s;S5S!hit's ;,1'rns s,'T: Il 1s;'' 'n''
Yes. TIL yuu placs the be. c9rner-ssone' @
RI will not erect Itself atune
Dny rolls on day. and year on year,
i Tbers's hs s2t 2tIs a.wsys somstS,nx to to delay
4ni 4na qi,saS7 tbas u waiting II: silence stood
T'i,e t,ss OF stnne and plies " rood.
I'i;l heuth. who in his rust affairs,
zee. put th'pEs &; On I'm " msn nn.n u teii ene'F
noss nna 'ass; hIs WORK {, tH anay W ana woll-,
Wlnked Ut orr hesS; y .ie he st1sc9 r. sst
. 4 nurros house. . nonss nous ,o ot G!a7'
Your palace fur another da5-
MP. MELVILLE ". FULLER
!. ! closcd the addresses by saying: -.
: n: ac,u1aiutuncc with Mr. Walker covers
: period Of nearly twenty-five years; during wnic e
time there hus been but one opinion as 10 o.
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