The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-15
AGRAND OLD MAN GOING To CLEvE.
LAND To DIE.
BY p. II. CONRI.
BLOW, blow, thou winter winds,
Thou art not so unkind
man.. ingr afifnde F"


One of the strangest of the many strange phases
of onr human patnr. il 10 never reinenbrr the good
a man has done until after he is dead-to never
rannemLer the obligatinn We mr.. under to him until
he is mast caring for them aud it il out of the
nower of man TO aid him. One reason for this may
nossibly he that il costs less to nav debts by souud
ING the prni.e of public or private benefacior after
he il silently and quietly resting in the tomb than
TO nav them in that material way which would, per
hans have smoothed the rugged pathway of the
creditor to his grave. High sounding and fulsome
INST tnorteIn eulogies cost very little Men auiet
modest and aged who in their day NAV have been
heroes and statesmen, who NAV have devoted the
Let years Of their lives TO their State or Country
daily walk up and down in our midst but having
..ouiyed their usefulness- are as completely for.
qoten and botted ont of the minds of the large ma
;ority of neople as Though the sod had hidden them
for a generation; and vet they may be deprived Of
ali that goes to cheer and brighten old age by rea-
seifshness of the people among whom they live.
AZ they totter and fall by the vay we arr siu,,ly
reminded that snch a person once existed, by the
cansoI announcement in the newspapers; Another
nioneer zone etc.
TI.se ijeas were brought yiyi.ly to me on read
Judge Vaughan viii leave this evening for Cleveland
Ohio where he proposes making his future home. The
city Of eavenwoth Judge Vaughan for her
growth and prosperity than TO any other man living
she parts with the old wheel horse Of liberty with
great sorOw May ne h'e ohs anu prosper our EARNEST
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