, 1881-09-25

I IN IMMENSE MEETING AT ST. LOUIS.
| ST. Lur1s, Sept 24.-An Immense memorial
| mass-u1ee,iug WAS held at L,fcas Market Square
tonight to give expression to tho tity's sorrow ut
the dcnth Of President Garfield 4 great crowd,
made up Of all classes of people nud large NUM-
! ber, thoroughly representative citizens. took
| FArt 10 the exerdiHeS. Tho meeting wns presided
over By George W. Parker, President of
tho City Council, md the Rev. James
Fl. Foy, pastor OF the Christian Church,
| offered q beautiful and to,1ci,::;y invocation.
Among tho Speakers we're Bishop Robertson Of
| tho Episcopal and Bishop Ryan OF tho Catholic
Church, tho Rev. ". ". Boyd, the Itcv. 81.
Rhodes, the Rev. S !. Nicoils. Rabbi Sonsheim,
! ex-senator John l.. Henderson. ex-Govs.
! Thomas c. Fletcher and John :. Phelps, ex-
| Lieut-Gov. Brockmeyer. cx- Congressman G. \.
! Faulkenburs. r. c. Kehrand, Erast,lS Wells,
Gen George Il. Shields, Col. 4. ". swnyback,
| Gen. III. ". Noble, Cot. Il Krum, Emit
Preetertans, tho hons. John F. Darby, II.
H. Lightner, Gustuve st. Germ. Albert
! Todd. and Capt. S!as Duer- George Noble.
| Chairman Of the committee, then introduced
| long series of resolutions, tho chief points OF
which are foljows:
Re:olpsd, That ne beheld in this great man
one Of the best results mud PRODUCES Of tho free
institutions OF America: IL mnn elevated b. bis
own exestions md ability, guided by maternal
OF whit art daity labor il the field to tho
trout rank of scholars and statesmen,
aud to the highest Office OF his country one who
thronshout bis csreer was quick ro perceive and
brave to setze tho opportunities Tor usefulness I
Whtcc 60 constantly offer and rccur III our |
needs us to DO alive with sympathy with meu Of |
every condition throughout the world: one SO |
hah1tuated to labor Is to hnvc depended for sue
;.t eess upos. h's own Industry; 50 accustomed to
vii NATURALLY fra Se 30 experencea en:aeh' IL the
at'alrs Of State ,ns to have -ncquired |
reforms: enc so natrioti tic to have rcdevoted
me. already spared in battles for his country,
4nd happiness OF his fellow citizens: a God
fenrng man, n, the 1T ruler 9; u Christian people:
or ba,, Iaat Pqasinf - s1nneco4n with The life Of
undyug, affection aud uawuvering love,
n t1e n. t"nds1 s soe;ude ad sxated charaeter
tho respect sud hdu,isatiou Of the Nation. and |
Nc extend to them a1!'! oil bis afflicted fnmily
::e1olrsd That We Ii; attrii5,te tho net of the
assasl1 shGy & to bis owu fonl PURPOSE and
an ,zd soul Stsseped iii isaua and hypecriey
hatred and malice toward ali mankind that We
effect against tln Government, thB stability Of
our c1yic Institutions, and society itself, and
hones s. and our persons: 50 but Sow acnst Hnt
watch no form Of government or system
Ct M 3c, aWs en cna,Sdp sd1"tSs ts ena and thst
be attempted to remedy private grievances |
by acts Of personal violence, and We declare
out the 6:,:satest palation or excuse. but that J
II will eyer remain without sympathy from nul I
nbsoluteiy abhorred BY ali American citizens.
SOCO1:rO, \. ". /
Special Correspondence Of TIE Chicago Tribune
Soconno. n. NJ, Sept. 2o-Thc brief dispatch, (
" The President is de1d," caused tho deepest OF :
gloom to fall on our city this morning. Every | I
American building is drapcd in mourning. aud
words cannot express the universal feeling llat I
shows itself everywhere. Even business hns !
utmost entirely suspended, md loud are tho |
curses bestowed urcp GuiteRu, @ud tho words
Of every one, II We only had him here" feebly
shows the fate that would await him. Special | |
avs would uc created for big case, and would | |
not require a session Of Congress, either. Our | |
Ter, eut hope is, that the Great Being will care
fully guide Nation through with the next
President, and duly visit tho jusr reward upon
he assassin. t =
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. n
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 24-An impressive cerc- | Il
nouy took place tcre today iu tho Jewish | c
:yna2os. which Is heavily draped in mourning, +
Ind the Jewish Kaduish prayer for the dead was
epeateu By the standing congregation In ne1n- (
'ry OF the late President. Rcsoluuons of !
and condoleuce were adopted and will l
70 sent to Mrs. GARFIELD. .
DAVENPORT, IA.
DAVENPORT Ta Ennt o.-41shon porrr of | q