The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29

fullest Oh pIOlnlse-I1pe IOI tIie ueSei"
ment OF ina. high stAtesmansnip IIt
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- how in silence I'm this hour of dread
calamity and for one in whose public
career we had 90 just piide ana IN
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less confidence. AS preacher of the
Gospel he was eininently SUCCESSFUL.
In the httie church Oh MS youth, or III
,n;n;a,sra, no 90. tI,s s.me e' gan; S
friend beloved nv ali Tn the conyen.
tons of the Christian church. Garfield
always stood I'm the front rank. Hay.
inc been with him i'm missionary work
I can saw that ne was always intrustetl
with the most imDortant work. La
boring for the good of humanity. his
earnest nature c0uId r,oint the sorrow-
ine to the " Lamb of God that taketh
avav the alma of the wOrld.n He would
pOrfray in living characters the bless.
e1iness OF A Christian life. and urue
unon the NOR vayfarer ft.alty 10 iosi
and His Christ Tohim II WINS n grand
Thing 10 rajIy souls TO the Cross of
Christ. Personally have loved him
IOr wlAy NE COtlI0 anu WOuIu 40. Il
have loved him for his plrity of life.
No stain ever msrred his Christian
character-Do faint of suspicion ever
He lived nobly. and i'm his death we
still find that subinission to the will Of
God Who ,lo,,th ALI things we'll
The resignation how beautiful! a."
am in His hands. - Ia the language of
his heart So. dear brother. Won, have
tauvht'ajl the beautiful lessons of resiy-
nation and trust. You have honoresi
(;od and served the l,.-st interests IF
humanity. THY bnttle has been fought
-tl,. vi,.t.rv won throuyl, Christ
The DAYS ami wears will nass-others
will mi tL, vacant nlac, i'm tLe M
tiouaI Can;tol lint our memories will
ever recall the IN ristjnn President and
prnv that (;nI may .end ms others who
will. like Won ,,iv. n. n nIre and holy
lif.. i'm the councils of the Nation.
Re-, in ,.,e.. ,,,,nd.,;. n, hon. h,,. a.,s ,,.,
best
And nov can do no more;
10. n, .i, ", hir sn a. Lean past
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ehce sang the hymn, lie Le'"eth
Me-" in which the children heartily
ioineJ r,f,,ctinr credit ,,n,n them-
-. .,, an. IL. a., ,,r .;,y
, an" ~. ' " "", ''
Judge LEWIS i1ahnack deiVereu AN
address, entitled, Garfield as Pub
lie Man. ~ which WAS stirring and eIo-
.,.,,, W., 80, ,;,,.,, ,,.us.r;,.
-, ,'..
the ehtire speech LOT this Pup'hati"h,
owing To matters that require our i'm. |
mediate attention. Judge Hanback,
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b.;rh,s serene What .orrow;E, Sirht
would fall upon our paze, "A nation clad |
in the sad habilinients Of woe. A
ih.nn thr"Wn rom commanding
and grief. And for what the cause?
there has been swept from
us man whom We ioved suddenly
tlere mas oeen TAKEN rom TINS Nation
hra%,.. ."d ,r,,a"a man nS ,nIiI.. t,a.r,
and p,,rpose. whose hand had never
been raised with thought of wrong
auaiust any of h;s f.IIouS v,toSa ha..S
oeat cohiihuniiy WIN ioNe iof MS lei
low men-againSt the Door trembling
,,I,o d;I hin, Tho or,oI bu.s |
" Ietch w"o III. MN tie cIuei hur'
lneIe WAS hotiiihs III MS heart save
pity and love.
This is IN cad s,,biect IN duel, unon
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y IL S.iu that III this the high noon vi
The nineteenth century, that IN this |
land dedicated IN fh, Al0i0hty God |
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~ =, Ills ueacnihss, 10 euuc'itioii, ioSe,
liberty anu law, our braveSt anu best, /
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