New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

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worthless political advoniurer But tSe lot Of eve,vo,.
OF the strickcJ VIE chiifr~n " .nS "a n sghi IN view
worldly earned and had iSceiSSd ts S% @Sses f. s hss
their sgmnit and ne coming shadow Of bodily and ee.
bso o sSr yS, arr Destined 70 live always IN the sanity
{ possible in dying mar. - ''' "'''n A. ID
"a A TworoI.D CALAMITY.
The death OF James A. Garfield Is a t,,o
dent possessing the rSt sIs sTse so o Pr
ance of an duties tha. lay before hm and no south
the ditie9es Of the wear, problems waieb aFe tSe
iegiyies oi se war Whatever policy the President may
believe he would have risen from bis with his mind
re could have ignored the attitude of the ssa
For the irst time IN twenty odd years have
esteem OF the whole country.
MAN OF NOBLE CHARACTER.
- Fyo,a The boston zd,eTtsser
Ihe aSSaSs!n'S work is at last accomplished
II was cruel, cruel blow. Human malice could not
moment rrepaTaele For The anguish pressing soreS sS
ne hearts OF those who loved him. no words are
excess OF grief is and Providence reveals the CON-
Unite eolace comfort in the contemplation OF snc
life and such a fame
THE NEW PRESIDENT AND HIS JUDGES
Ff0ng The Chicago FfRaos.
President Arthur viii begin his Administra-
c %R Red dne speg eg1s @ 0 ann "pq w & 81 col S5 en
OF comparatively small personal fowing oonfned
judges the people the Cnted justice de-
mauds that the jndges aivcsi themselves " m iudiee
anc prepare their minds 10 judge noi only fairly but
generously.
A TRUE NOBLEMAN.
From 7he Springfield taassJ Republican.
a True nobleman OF the race OF men has
lallen But God who purposes when the sparrow falls
own providcDces 20 WORK out through this I,ope. TO
whom IL has been given signaiy lead the human
race upward and onward IL Will remain this Nation
to sense the profound lesson embazunea IN this calamity
-he lesson that ambition, greed Of place sefsh
peTyersion OF Government to the ends OF
der I s OF re popular honor must be pu IN
TIE HEART OF THE SOUTH BLEEDING.
rom The augusta fGd.) CkTonioe and COnt0f0HaiiSL
BY the hand Oi fanatic of most disfe, u.aDe sur
rondines whom Il would be ol charity call
madmen this great and good President thiz fond
this loving father this noble gentleman Drgn sain
and wife and children the President, Uu his dead
body we lay an innOTtee wreath truest sorrow and
regret
A NATION BOWED DOWN IN GRIEF
,r, . FFOfn The RO0te Register.
lhe sacrifice has at last been ccusuntnatcd,
tontical flnaticsln has 1Gmphed, and the Nation win
AK terrible accounting for this historic crime. The
whoe Nation is bowed down ia grief The whole world
WIZ ehudder at the shock, and mlsccant covering
oSnna Tue Dafs OF the Washington Jail hss probably
already had visions of Nemesis, apiacabie aiid ree
iess Payment OF The penalty for Lis crime viii enroll
Hu IA the annals OF history. but it VII be eide by side
Win the political mRricTos whose nancs roek
WIN oathsolcness and tlrnisn the Nr.tn h.stOg-
ographers.
THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE
-, . kF0D The Boston HsTlta.
ne gentlest and most manly spirit among
and man OF the pcopltsch leader
husband and loving father. Toe simple Chrstisn has
gone iol TIE summit oi eerts ambition bis
reward. President Arthur win De one OF the blinl-
est OF the blind, whose tho will IL
seize the opportunity pow offered bm place hiulseD
II the nead o! tbc Nation IN fact ~ vel
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